George Walter Grubb 91 Died In Hagerstown Area
George Walter Grubb 91 of town died Sunday at his daughter’s home in Hagerstown after years of residence in Clarke county. He was a farmer and previously ran a store at Tollgate Double. Survived by two daughters, sister, brothers including Edward Langley of Winchester, and many relatives. Funeral at his Hagerstown residence Wednesday at 1 pm, then Winchester interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery with grave services about 3 pm.
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George Walter Grubb
Mr. Grubb
Tive
Clarke County
Walter Brubb
Mary Elizabeth Grubb
Frederick Coun
Daughers
Hagerstown
Niees
Edwar Langley
Winchester
Grubbhester
Double
Tollgate
Grubb
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Students wounded in clashes during teen election day
Ed ward J. Molder n Jr of Pranns Wyoming and Leonard Durso a Georgetown University student from Union City N J were seriously wounded as bullets struck during the violent clash. Other youths Parkman Clancey of Tacoma Park Md and Francis E Maloney Jr of Washington DC were grazed while Ivan Hasslocher son of a Brazilian embassy official suffered a minor flesh wound.
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United Sates
Edward J. Mallern, Jr
Pranns
Wyoming
Leonard Durso
Georgetown University
Union City
N. J
Maldern
Durso
Ivan Hassolcher
Paulo Hasslocher
Washington
Georgetown
Parkman Clancey
Tacoma Park
Francis E. Maloney
Washington, D. C
Funeral services set for H B Whiting in Berryville
H B Whiting died after a long career in Berryville Virginia. Survived by wife Elizabeth McCormick Whit and son Beverley Whiting, he led local business and banking ventures and served on the Town Council. Funeral Wednesday at Grace Episcopal Church with interment in Grace Church Cemetery.
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Arenas Osborne
Frank E. Tappan
Whiting
Elizabeth McCormick Whit
Richard Beverley King
Richard Horner
Ollie To Whiting
Ingleside
Hs County
Yeate Francis H. Whiting
Prac B. Whiting
Baltimore Market Quotation Notes For Produce and Livestock
Baltimore July 8 market report covers apples including Winesaps Ganos and Romes with prices in boxes and bas. Potatoes and sweet potatoes steady from Maryland Virginia North Carolina and Puerto Rico. Poultry butter and eggs priced, with Philadelphia and Chicago market details for cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs, including top prices and range for steers heifers and feeder stock.
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Baltimore
W. Va
U. S
Bu. Bas
Western Pay
E. Sh. Va
N. C
U.S
Philadelphia
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Fed
Stock Market Report From New York July 8
Market showed little trend with about 300000 shares traded. Minor gains appeared in bonds and commodities while several big names like General Motors Chrysler U S Rubber Sears Roebuck Boeing United Aircraft Glenn Martin DuPont Kennecott Phelps Dodge Western Union Consolidated Edison Santa Fe Southern Railway Great Northern and Texas Corp edged higher.
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General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Boeing
United Aircraft
Glenn Martin
DuPont
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Western Union
Consolidated Edison
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Great Northern
Texas Corp. Steels
Lake Shore
Bell Aircraft
Heyden Chemical
Leaders Confident of Confirmation and Defense Fund Plans
The article reports on pending Senate confirmations seen as aligning with Roosevelt foreign policy aims. It notes a proposed $5 billion defense fund to arm a second million troops, with plans for new munitions facilities to rapid deploy equipment if needed. Tax increases of about a billion dollars a year are discussed to fund defense.
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Wheeler
DeMont
Holt
Dwvva
Bone
D-Wash
Roosevelt
McNary
Congress
George
Dga
Rites in Church for Jessie Mason
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m for Jessie C Mason a former U S colored soldier who died in the Veterans hospital at Oteen N C last week at Mt Carmel Baptist Church Rev S S Spriggs will officiate Pallbearers are Alfred Tokes Julian Myers Henry Long Herman Conaway Beverley Long and Tears Bundy
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Jessie C. Mason
U. S
Veterans Hospital
Oteen
N. C
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Ford sentenced for second drunken driving on Route 50
R. H. Ford was jailed six months by Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner after being charged with operating a truck on Route 50 west of Winchester while intoxicated. This marked his second offense.
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Winchester
R. H. Ford
A. J. Tavenner
Routine Matters Before Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors met in July with only routine items on the agenda. They approved several claims and paid routine bills during the session.
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Board of Supervisors
4-H Club Camp Dates Set for Frederick County Youth
About 25 Frederick county 4-H members will attend the Junior and Senior 4-H Club camps this summer. Camp director J. Carl Coiner announced that the Junior camp runs August 5 for ages 10 to 14, and the Senior camp begins August 12 for ages 14 to 21. Delegates to Blacksburg for the state rally on July 22 will be named soon.
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Frederick County
J. Carl Coiner
Blacksburg
Nine Die in Raid Over Cairo as Malta Raid Hit
Nine civilians were killed and one wounded in an Italian air raid over Malta, intercepted by British fighters. Royal Air Force headquarters announced the action, noting the raid occurred yesterday.
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Cairo
Egpyt
Malta
Royal Air Force
Wheat and grain prices edge higher on harvest momentum
Chicago reports rising wheat prices as harvest gains offset crop scare. Cash grain in Chicago and Baltimore shows mixed bids with No. 1 red wheat around 81 dollars and yellow corn near 64 cents. spot and delivery quotations vary by grade and location.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Afo
Clarke Citizens Favor Aid For Britain In Every Possible Way
Clarke Virginia July 8 The newly organized Clarke county defense council endorses aiding Britain while avoiding active participation The declaration states all aid of war short of fighting is true to England The executive council lists officers and district committee heads Endorsed refugee adoptions with a sub committee to inform residents about bringing English refugee children into local homes led by Rev Ernest Williams and others
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Clarke
Britain
Berryville
England
Graham F. Dougherty
Joseph F. Moore
Joseph Lewis
Julian Glascockee
Clark Chat Distantres
William Beverley
Millwood
George Aver
Les Greenway
Wa Boyce Corporation
Clay B.carr, Jr
Longmarsh
Robert A
Executive Council
Beverley
C Ewart
Harry
PF. Spates
R. C. Carter, Jr
Burwell
James Lindsey
Clark Lloyd
Lee
Alexander MacKay Smith
A D. Bartner
Ae Ice Pond
Rev. Williams
Hobson McGehee
Harry Turner
Williams Beverley
Seaelanetb
Scythia
Peter Schoor
Refugee Children Arrive in America From Scythia Voyage
Seventy one young evacuees disembarked from the Scythia under escort of relatives and guardians. The National Child Refugee Committee led by Marshall Field and with Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt as honorary chair supported intake as the Cunard liner Samaria arrived with more children.
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Cunard-White Star
Scythia
National Child Refugee Committee
Marshall Field
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States Committee
Cunard-White Star Line
Samaria
Mi- Scythia
Halifax
N. 8
Clarke Board Routine Session in Berryville Virginia
Clarke Board of Supervisors met in a swift routine session in Berryville Virginia. Clerk J Ed Thoma reported the pre noon meeting handled routine bills and no cases were offered. Present were F M Yellott the Clarke Frederick resident engineer who succeeds W C Poston who transferred to July 1.
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Berryville
Clarke Board of Supervisors
J. Ed. Thoma
F. M. Yellott
Clarke-Frederick
Yellott
W. C Poston
W. Ton
Boncour Arrives in U S to Join Washington Embassy
Jean Paul Boncour nephew of France’s former premier and foreign minister arrives in New York after a clipper flight from Lisbon. He will assume duties at the French embassy in Washington.
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Jean Paul Boncour
France
New York
Lisbon
Washington
Civic Guards Planned in East Indies Amid War Preparations
Batavia reports 6.5 million guilders raised to form civic guards in 10 cities starting with Batavia where air raid trenches are under construction. Mine fields surround territorial waters and ships are forbidden from Ta rakan and Balik Papan harbors without clearance. About 100 Dutch aviation students who escaped Germany will complete training locally.
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Batavia
Netherlands East Indies
Borneo
Tarakan
Balik Papan
Netherlands
Mrs. Santmier Rites Tuesday
Martha E. Santmier 66 widow of H R Santmier died at Cora Miller Memorial Hospital Woodstock Virginia. She was a member of the Christian Baptist Church of Zepp. Survived by children Orland Wilbur Seadell Virgil Raymond Mary Agnes Helen Gay and others including 19 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral 4 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Church Winchester with interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Body at residence of Mrs Ernest Whitmire Kernstown until service.
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Martha E. Santmier
H. R. Santmier
Cora Miller Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Christian Baptist Church of Zepp
Santmier
Orland
Wilbur Santmier
Washington, D. C
Seadell
Virgil Santmier
Martinsburg
W. Va
Raymond Santmier
Winchester
Mary Whitmire
City and County Realty Transfers
Real estate transfers listed including W A Bailey and C H Bailey executors of Charles Bailey to Charles Pine for 318 South Braddock Street, consideration $10. Reuben DeHaven et ux to Oscar DeHaven for East Cecil Street dwelling. Shenandoah Valley National Bank to Frank Clevenger for 436 Highland Avenue improvements. Frank Clevenger to J W Clevenger for 323 East Kern dwelling.
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W. A. Bailey
C. H. Bailey
Charles P. Bailey
Charles Pine
South Braddock Street
Reuben DeHaven
Oscar P. DeHaven
East Cecil Street
Florence V. Good
Gertrude Orndorff
Ada Elizabeth Newlin
South Peay
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Frank Clevenger
Highland Avenue
J. W. Clevenger
East Kern
Willkie Urges Hands-Off War Stance Before Nomination
Willkie repeats call to stay out of the European conflict and urges no action that could imply involvement. He supports the reciprocal trade program in principle but calls it a dead issue. He and Thomas discuss reconciling views on reenacting the program. Willkie and his wife plan a Colorado vacation before his Augist 1 speech in Elwood, Indiana.
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Willkie
Thomas
Colorado
Elwood
Ind
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