Winchester Park Clinches 12 Inning Victory Over Linville
The Winchester Park nine edged Linville 6-5 in 12 innings as Miller’s 12th inning triple and Judy’s single broke a back and forth game. Park fought off early delays, with Burch, Keller and Emmatt sparking a late rally while Linville tied it twice and stranded 13 runners. Brumbaugh earned the win amid 16 hits for Linville, and Kersh drove four singles for the losers.
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Miller
Judy
Winchester
Linville
Linyille
Park
Burch
Keller
Emmatt
Brumbaugh
Visitors State Rally
Moore
Albrite
Ellis
Boney
Patton
Bob Patton
Luby
Mentzer
City Police Arrest Two For Other Jurisdictions
Orange Virginia resident Benjamin Franklin Huffman was taken into custody at a sheriff request for failing to return a repaired watch he had brought from Orange. Douglas William Wilson, 21, of 5 E Bond Street, was arrested on parole violation charges following a State Police complaint at Romney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Myers
Orange
Benjamin Franklin Huffman
Douglas William Wilson
Bond Street
Romney
Five Register In Clarke County
Five Clarke county youths registered with the County Selective Service Board after reaching their eighteenth birthday in June. The registrants are William Walton Smallwood Jr of Berryville, William Ashby Orndorff of Wadesville, Leonidas Granville Carlisle of Berryville, Benjamin Franklin Seettle of Berryville, and John Nathaniel Williams of Millwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Berryville
Clarke County
County Selective Service Board
William Walton Smallwood, Jr
William Ashby Orndorff
Wadesville
Leonidas Granville Carlisle
Benjamin Franklin Seattle
John Nathaniel Williams
Millwood
Eclipse Passes Quietly Across Winchester Sky
A partial solar eclipse was visible in Winchester this morning with few observers. The event was total in Idaho and Montana but only partial nationwide and about a 50 percent sunlight was seen by locals beginning around 7:55 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Idaho
Montana
United States
We'll Buy The Bonds He'll Drop The Bombs
A fragment notes an implied threat about purchasing bonds prompting a promise to deploy bombs. The text mentions finance and military action without explicit context or names.
Sports Roundup highlights kids golf and old time baseball George Washington to Parson Weems
A collage of sports notes and quips from 1880s to modern times. Talks on kids taking up golf from grammar school to college, Babe Herman as pinch hitter, tennis club expansion, high school football training, and humorous refs to early baseball box scores. Mentions Triplett, Charley Trippi, Doug Gary, and police in sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pop
Junior
Freddie Corcoran
Carolina Pga
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Williamson
W. Va
Harvard University
George Washington
Alexandria
Jockey Club
Parson Weems
Penn State
Charley Trippi
Air Force
Airforce
Doug Gary
G. I
Bicycle thief sought after Kent street complaint
Ernest McDaniel reported a Firestone bicycle stolen from Butler's Packing House. The note notes his address at 510 South Kent Street. The text also includes a Q and R item about the oldest Indian tribe referencing the Mayas and their migration before the Christian era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest McDaniel
South Kent Street
Butler
Far North
Mexico
Central America
Filipino Claims Ulcer Cure After Japanese Atrocity Tale
Lt. Col. Melberg relays the story of Anastacio Ramoran a Filipino bed ridden for three years who survived Japanese mistreatment on Saipari Island Luzon. After forced ocean exposure and abdominal injury his ulcers allegedly healed and he now works the fields. Chicago doctors offered no comment citing lack of scientific evidence.
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Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Anastacio Ramoran
Carl C. E. Melberg
U. S. Army
Mellberg
Springfield
N. J
Far East Air Service Command
Ramoran
Philippines
Saipari Island
Luzon
Lingayen Gulf
C. M. Ferrer
Pangasinan
City and County Realty Transfers From Winchester and Vicinity
Extensive transfer list shows property deeds in Winchester, Frederick and nearby counties. Transfers include improved and unimproved lots on East Lane, Clark Street, Washington and Wolfe Streets, Cameron Street and Buffalo Lick Road, with prices noted as ten dollars. Also recorded are mineral mining and brick plant operations by Shenandoah Brick and Tile Corp. and multiple land parcels around Gore Stephens City and Vaucluse.
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City of Winchester
Dudley C. Lichliter
Charles Conrad
East Lane
N. J. Wigginton
George W. Clowser
Clark St
W. W. Baker
Virgil R. Strader
Washington and
Wolfe Sts
Katie Boyd Glaize
Archie E. Weatherholtz
North Street
Ida R. Conard
Chas. B. Baker
Cameron St
Charter
Shenandoah Brick & Tile Corp
Winchester
Frederick County
Randall S. Keller
J. D. Puffinburger
Stephens City
Clarence Stefonski Et al
Zora Dietz
S. W
Gore
Clarence Stefonski
Clifton Nail
Marjorie Nail Gouchenour
N. W
Vivian L. Shade
O. G. Lonas
General Electric Plans 8 Million Research Laboratory
GE approves an 8 million dollar research facility to expand its 550-person staff. The project aims to advance peacetime science in xray, electricity, metallurgy, electronics, and chemistry, building on the work of Dr. Whitney and the late Dr. Steinmetz to extend knowledge and lower costs.
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General Electric
America
Whitney
Steinmetz
Schenectady
New York
Mohawk River
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Winchester Park
Winchester Club
Ner
Johnson
Kersh
Giel
Shull
Boners
D. Gilkerson
F. Gilkerson
Emmart
Ashby and Luby
C.B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
al Quinlan
T. G. Adams Esso Station
N. Loudoun St
Ad Reali Ali
WINC
Clarence Gruesbeck
California
Hugh S. Fulleren, Jr
Babe Herman
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Babe
Butte, Mont
Silver Parks and Miners Union
Ralph Morton
Tavern Home Products
Socony-Vacuum
Ture
City & County Realty
Mt. Olive Road
Emma
Rust
Howard H. Herbaugh
W. W. Carpenter
Geo. J. Allen
S. EE
U.S. Army and Navy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
General Electric Company
NBC
World Today News
EWT
CBS
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