Mrs. Owens Dies In Berryville Age 89
Mrs. Owens aged 89 of Berryville dies in Hyattsville Maryland after long illness. Born in Frederick County she was daughter of James M. Shryock and Jane E. Shryock Berryville native member of the Methodist Church. Survived by daughter Mrs Riddick son Hugh G Owens grandson Lt J Edward Owens Philippines granddaughter Nancy Baker Riddick Hyattsville and one great nun Funeral at John H Enders Berryville 2 pm Thursday February 1 Rev George S Lightner Interment Green Hill Cemetery.
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James Riddick
Hyattsville
Owens
Frederick County
James M
Jane E. Shryock
Berryville
Methodist Church
Riddick
Funeral Thursday For Mr. Davis
Funeral services for William H. Davis will be held Thursday afternoon at the Front Royal Methodist Church. The service will be conducted by Reverends Curry and Fulcher with burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers include Lewis Smith and others. honorary pallbearers listed.
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William H. Davis
Old Charles Town Road
Stephenson
Wark Curry
T. Fulcher
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Forces Advance In Philippines Anew At Bataan Front
After weeks of movement the American forces extended their beachhead above the Santo Tomas river gaining control of a long bridge. The invasion convoy, not attacked by planes, followed the Leyte route as troops pressed toward Bataan while Japanese positions north of the peninsula were unable to withdraw into the rugged interior. Washington reported Allied bombings at the Cavite and arregidor bases as Manila Bay remained under patrol.
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Sixth
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Pampaga Province
Manila
Clark Field
Fort Stotsenburg
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Manila Bay
Arregidor
Cavite Naval Base
Woman Reports Break-In Stolen Canned Goods
Buleah Phloeger of 1014 8 Kent Street reports theft from her cellar. About 30 quarts of canned fruits and vegetables were taken. Police are investigating the break-in.
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Buleah Phloeger
Kent Street
First Lady Steps Up Going Pace
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt increases her public appearances at the President's birthday balls benefiting the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. She spoke at twelve venues, cut a birthday cake for entertainers, and even broadcast, all within a two and a half hour span in Washington.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Foundation For
Allied Armies Push Forward in German Front Near Luxembourg
Allied forces massed about 450 000 assault troops from the First and Third Armies push across the western front from the Our River into German soil. Hodges and Patton lead divisions toward Monschau, the Roer dam area, and the Saarbrucken sector as snow and thaw complicate movements.
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Eifel
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Kinz
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Reich
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Seventh Army
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Landau
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Saarbrucken
Colmar
Strasbourg
Cernay
Breisach
Rhine
Star News Summary Teases Local and World Coverage
The Star invites readers to follow complete coverage of local national and world events. It promises timely updates, in-depth reporting, and analysis across all sections for informed citizens.
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Stranger Who Entered House Given 60 Days
Andrew B. Ivey of Front Royal was sentenced to 60 days in jail plus a $25 fine and costs by Judge John Rice after admitting drunkenness and entering a residence without permission Monday. Two women testified Ivey entered the home on South Loudoun Street. he claimed drinking impaired his memory. He promised to leave the city and not cause further trouble.
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Main Street
Front Royal
John Rice
Ivey
Rust Construction Company
Winchester
Catheryn Nicholson
O’roark
Strasburg
Limited Service Draft Bill Sparks Anti Closed Shop Debate
Southern Democrats and many Republicans back a non-union work provision while opposing FEPC legalization. Southerners fear the bill may emerge with only the FEPC amendment, as Democratic leaders refuse broad amendments. The labor committee moved to speed a separate FEPC bill, easing the controversy.
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FEPC
House
Labor Committee
Wallace threatens third party bid splits Democratic ranks
Democratic Southern Democrats and Wallace's CIO wing clash over a possible third party. Senator McClellan broadsides Wallace for claiming unrivaled wisdom in policy, arguing his rhetoric condemns Americans skeptical of his governance.
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Wallace
New York City
McClellan
D-Ark
Arkansan
U S First Army Advances North of St Vith in Blizzard
American forces broke through near St Vith despite a blizzard and pushed from Heppenbach along the Belgian road used by German troops, opening a new drive on the Westwall.
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U. S. First Army
St. Vith
Heppenbach
International
Japan Loses Five More Generals in War Toll
The Tokyo Domei news agency reported by FCC broadcast that five Japanese army generals were added to the death toll, bringing total general and admiral deaths to 111 in eight months. The officers are Lt. Gen. Tomitaro Hori and Maj. Gens. Yasuji Arai Mamoru Sekiguchi Yuki Adachi and Junichiro Tagawa among 109 posthumous awards by the War Ministry and Board of Decorations.
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Federal Communications Commission
War Ministry and Board of Decorations
Tomitaro Hori
Yasuji Ara
Nazi Big Shots Ready To Flee
London reports skeptically on repeated rumors that Nazi leaders plan exodus by long range planes. Zurich says eight aircraft prepared near Augsburg with fuel and food for eight, while Stockholm cites plans for Hitler Himmler Goering Ribbenthrop to flee to Japan. Goebbels to remain in Berlin with a venomous safeguard for defense.
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Developments In War Expected
Neutral nationals delay trips to Berlin as weekend developments are anticipated. Stock markets show caution with no firm bets on ongoing warfare or Germany's near-term fate. Bilboa iron issues drop 20 points in today’s session.
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Berlin
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T E Sibert Buried Sunday
Treaser Earl Sibert died January 26 near Shepherdstown West Virginia at age 51 after a heart illness. He is survived by his wife Louise Howell and ten children. Funeral held in Charles Town with Edgehill Cemetery burial and American Legion pallbearers. Out of town mourners included S D Sibert and other relatives from St Davids Church Virginia.
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Shepherdstown
W. Va
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Rebecca Meman Sibert
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Warren
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Charles
Euscene
Joe
W. L. Stephenson
C. H. Ballenger
Charles Town
T. A. Crabill
S. D. Sibert
St. Davids Church
Edgehill Cemetery
American Legion Post
Raymond Sibert
Garland Stephens
Liquor Ration Cut To One Quart in Virginia February
The Virginia ABC Board announced a February liquor ration cut to one quart or one fifth from two fifths. Gin will be shifted from ration free to rationed status. The change affects statewide distribution for February.
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Virginia Abc Board Today
Tragic Auburn Baby Fire Kills Sixteen Infants
A house in Auburn section burned early today killing sixteen babies and injuring others. Fire Chief Ralph Hardin said many perished from suffocation as flames trapped children in cribs while a nurse on duty and a woman owner were identified as Eva Lacose.
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Auburn
Lewiston
Ralph Hardin
Hardin
Nation not ready for V E Day as German surrender uncertain
Officials say V E Day depends on Allied decision that organized resistance ends, with reconversion and demobilization paced gradually. Byrnes framed V for Victory in Europe while Russia advances on Berlin. The text also includes unrelated questions about authors reviewing works.
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Germany
FP. Byrnes
Europe
Berlin
U. S
Nazi broadcasts vow to crush opposition as war calls rise
Reports on continued arrests and confiscations without warrants surface while units from the 1928 and 1929 classes are mobilized in Upper Silesia. A Berlin radio broadcast echoes Hitler calling for a German fight to the death and warns that dissidents will be blocked from interfering.
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Hitler
Berlin
Stettinius Tours Rome Meeting Italian Officials
Stettinius met Italian Foreign Minister De Gasperi and had an audience with Pope Pius. He conferred with Alexander Kirk, the U.S. ambassador to Italy, and examined Allied political records in Italy. He traveled by plane to Naples, where a large dinner welcomed the visitors and officials.
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Alexander Kirk
U.S
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Kirk
Hopkins
Joseph T. McCarney
Mediterranean
Allied
Naples
Bombing of Osaka Report Stirs War Update
The AP reports B 29 bombers from the Marianas struck Osaka on the main island of Japan for a second night, with two bomb runs at 7:30 p m Tuesday and 2 a m today. The U S bombers sustained no damage, according to Tokyo radio.
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