Juvenile Held For Stealing Watch and Camera
A juvenile was arrested on charges of breaking and entering and grand larceny after allegedly stealing a gold chain watch valued at about 200 dollars and a camera from parked cars on Win Guier streets. The watch was sold to Hodgson and Brown and the camera is being recovered via a local photographer. The youth is held for action by the Juvenile Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheee
Soten
Bowyer B. Browne
Morgan Street
Waltham
Hodgson
Brown
Ritter
Browne
Win- Guuer
Punk
Thompson
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to the daily quiz reveal the correct options for questions two through six. The notes reference Albert A. Schmid, Guadalcanal action, and Marine Corps versus Navy casualties, with corrections on terms Life and Measurement, and a 5 to 4 true result. The fragment mentions the Yankees, a May date, and a 79 year old individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Schmid
Marine
Guadalcanal
Marine Corps
Navy
Wis
New York “Yankees
Ger
Dr William H Milton noted Clarke County clergyman dies
Dr William Hammond Milton 87 retired Episcopal clergyman died last Wednesday afternoon in a Baltimore hospital from a heart attack. Born near Berryville Clarke County October 17 1868 he earned a VMI BS and Hampden Sydney D D. He preached in Blackstone Baltimore Roanoke Wilm NC and over 25 years at St James Roanoke. He edited the Diocesan Journal served on church and seminary boards and wrote religious books. He leaves three children Mrs Robert deRosset Mrs J M T Finney Jr and William H Milton Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hammond Milton
Baltimore
Berryville
Clarke County
William Taylor
Princes Calender Duncan Milton
Virginia Military Institute
Hampden-Sydney College
Alexandria Theological Seminary
Johns Hopkins University
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Luke’s Church
Blackstone
Henshaw Memorial Church
St. John’s Church
Roanoke
Wilm
N C
St. James’ Church
Diocesan
Southern
Virginia
Episcopal Church
National War Commission
The
Theological Seminary In
Voorhees School
American Church Institute For Negroes
Board of Missions and National Council
National Field Department
National Commission On Evangelism
Diocese of
East Carolina
Milton
Robert C. deRosset
J. M. T. Finney, Jr
William H. Milton, Jr
Rent Control Proposal Sparks Wartime Powers Debate
Byrd urges separate rent control on a fair basis for one year. Governor Edward Martin says he may invoke wartime emergency powers to regulate rents. National Home and Property Owners coalition announces it will sponsor rent committees to hold rents to minimum levels nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
National Home and Property Owners
Washington
el Sane
Congressmen Continued From Page One
The piece lists congressmen and addresses including Jesse Coleman Bean of Lexington and Roswell Emory Round Jr. of Manassas, noting no appointments were made by Rep. Flanagan and detailing statements by Rep. Robertson and Rep. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Jesse Coleman Bean
University Place
Lexington
Smith
Roswell Emory Round, Jr
Manassas
War Department
Flanagan
Winchester shoppers face slow 30 minute drive
About 52,747 people live within 20 miles of Winchester with a slow 30 minute drive to the Northwest Virginia shopping center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Northwest
Virginia
Church Softball League Organized by Winchester Churches
Five local churches organize a senior and junior softball league under Winchester Recreation Department sponsorship. A nine week schedule starts tonight with games at 6 45 on Senseny Road. Openers feature Baptist vs Church of Christ. juniors and other matchups follow with games through July Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Recreation Department
Senseny Road
Dineae
Atend
Ted
First Baptist
Presbyterian
Braddock Street Methodist
Episcopal
Church of Christ
Baptist Church
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Native of County Dies In W Va
Granville Curtis Stotler, 45, driller by trade and county native, was found dead at Blairton W Va while at work. His body went to Browns Funeral Home Martinsburg. Survived by wife, three children, a stepdaughter, and two sisters Myrtle Pultz Martinsburg and Mrs Birthel Strauss Baltimore. Funeral July 2 at Browns Funeral Home with interment Chestnut Grove Cemetery Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Curtis Stotler
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Blairton
Browns
Martinsburg
T. A. Stotler
Janie DeHaven Stotler
Frederick County
Myrtle Pultz
Birthel Strauss
Baltimore
Browns Funeral Home
Chestnut Grove
Prices Likely Rise Post OPA as Industries Forecast Changes
Industry officials anticipate price adjustments after OPA dissolution. W W Dellinger notes car prices may rise modestly despite competition. Winchester firms plan limited increases up to 15 percent for polo shirts and other goods. Poultry costs may jump from 31 to 38–40 cents per pound. Real estate rentals should stay stable unless panic grips buyers. Winchester OPA staff report for duty awaiting state guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
John J. Warner
Winchester Knitting Mill
Winchester Woolen Co
E. R. Dorsey
Clearbrook
Winchester
Winchester Opa
Seaman Pay Protected When Ill Aboard
The Maritime Service states that a merchant seaman keeps pay if he becomes legitimately sick during duty aboard ship. Merchant seamen are entitled to free medical care at marine hospitals operated by the Public Health Service. Arrangements exist for free treatment of seamen abroad in Army and Navy hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritime Service
United States Public Health Service
Army
Navy
OPA Deadlock Stalls Extension Debate In Congress
Senate delays continuing resolution to revive OPA operations as O'Daniel blocks another attempt. Barkley hopes for a one bite extension while Taft blames Truman for fiscal chaos. Public response to President Truman’s appeal floods Congress with telegrams and mail as leaders weigh brief stopgap vs full reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Barkley
O’daniel
Capitol
D-Tex
Wagner
OPA
Capitol Hill
Truman
Spence
D-Ky
House Banking Committee
House
Congress
Paul Porter
Taft
Ohio
Tait
National Fruit Plant Expansions Across the East
National Fruit Product Company outlines expansion of its apple products and other lines. New or expanded facilities in Peach Glen Martinsburg Glassboro Waynesboro Atlanta and Winchester will add products such as cider vinegar canned apples apple sauce apple juice apple butter apple jelly and pectin with orchard planting plans and growth from its 38 year operation started in Alexandria Board Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peach Glen
Martinsburg
Glassboro
N. J
Waynesboro
Atlanta
Armstrong
National Fruit
New York
Appalachian
National Fruit Product Company expands plant network
The first Winchester plant began in 1915 and soon established facilities at Martinsburg Waynesboro Strasburg Glassboro Peach Glen and Chambersburg. These sites are strategically placed for raw material supply making the National Fruit Product Company the largest apple products operator in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Strasburg
Glassboro
Peach Glen
Chambersburg
National Fruit Product Company, Inc
Congress Honors Memory of FDR in Joint Memorial Session
Congress held a solemn joint session in the House Chamber to memorialize Franklin D. Roosevelt. John G. Wright praised the wartime leader as having played a great part in great events while President Truman sat in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John G. Wright
Senate
House
Truman
Soap-Box Derby Trials Set Rules and Prizes
Officials describe trial conditions for a local soap-box derby with strict build rules. Cars must cost under 10 dollars total and be built by the contestant with minimal adult aid. Specifications include wheelbase 40 inches and weight limits. A sun-gold trophy is displayed and the winner earns a trip to Akron for the national derby plus a Bulova watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Power Company
Akron
Ohio
Question on housing rights for veteran with bad conduct discharge
A reader asks if a man with 14 months Navy service in the South Pacific and a bad conduct discharge is eligible for veterans housing. The Civilian Production Administration interprets order No. 1 to give priority only to veterans with non dishonorable discharges, which likely disqualifies him, though case circumstances might affect consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
South Pacific
Civilian Production Administration
The Star Posts 30 Reporters In Frederick County
The Star announces a team of 30 correspondents stationed across Frederick County to cover all sections of local news and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Frederick County
Miss Nan nie V. Jones Dies in Ohio
Former Brucetown school faculty member Miss Nan nie V. Jones died at her Columbus home Tuesday morning after a heart attack. Funeral services were held in Columbus with burial in New Bloomfield Cemetery. Born in Clarke County January 31, 1869 she taught in Frederick County and lived in Martinsburg earlier. Survived by nieces and nephews Mrs Venning Roberts Robert D. Jones Mrs Fred H. Hobday Mrs Plamer J. Ingram and Dudley Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie V. Jones
Brucetown School
This County
South 5Th Street
Columbus
Ohio
Miss Jones
Grumlick
New Bloomfield Cemetery
Clarke County
Frederick County
Brucetown
Martinsburg
Venning Roberts
Robert D. Jones
Fred H. Hobday
Plamer J. Ingram
Dudley Jones
Governor Tuck Presses Wage Increases Amid Inflation
The piece argues Governor Tuck demands wage hikes while banning price rises, calling the stance untenable and harmful to reconversion. It notes strikes cause material scarcities and inflation, urging both sides to seek a pragmatic adjustment for public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowles
Atomic sighting as Thorn records A bomb flash
Seaman First Class Kenneth Thorn from the Bronx reports seeing the first flash of the A bomb as a bright red ball due to central blind spots in his vision. Other observers with glasses saw white light, then Thorn’s color vision returned within seconds and he described the moment as brilliant and living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian
Kenneth Thorn
Thorn
Bronx
New York
Tellis J Sigro Dies Suddenly at 9 30 P M
Tellis J Sigro of 1 South Brad dock Street Sparta Greece born, son of Jaimes Sigros, died last night after sudden illness. He was proprietor of the Apple Blossom Restaurant and Winchester Billiard Parlor Lunch. Survived by wife and three children Betty Gia and James Sigros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tellis J. Sigros
South
Braddock Street
Sparta
Greece
Jaimes Sigros
Parts of the body susceptible to sunburn
The face the skin in front of the elbows and the legs are more sensitive to burning than other parts of the body and need extra protection.
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John W. Rosenberger & CO
S. Braddock ST
W. H. Milton
Westover Boulevard
Lynchburg
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Life of Virginia
Hasterd
Suns Life Insurance CO
Loudoun St
Church Softball League
W. W. Dellinger
Studebaker
South Kent St
Roy Duvall
Schneiders
G. G. Baker
Ida Mae Humphries
Fdr
Winant
Elizabeth Chilton Murray
Fairfax
U.S
William Chilton
International
Tellis J. Sigro
Sporting Goods
Miller’s Hardware and Household Supplies
N. Loudoun St
Dairymen
Molden Electric Co
S. Loudoun St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Stephens City
Rumely
Ann Arbor
B. O. Brumback
F. B. Cadwallader
Ming Shellep
E. Earl Shade
North Loudoun
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