Stettinius outlines UN charter role in world peace
Former secretary of state James F. Stettinius discusses the United Nations charter, its potential to translate humanitarian aims into gains, and the danger of failure leading to depressions and war. He sees democratic principles growing and notes military endorsement of the charter’s security relevance. Dr Leo Pasvolsky then prepared to testify.
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United Nations
World Organization
Stettinius
War and Navy Departments
United States
Leo Pasvoisky
Mexiana Medicated Powder Aids Heat Rash Relief
Mexiana soothes itch and sting from heat rashes with medicated powder. It absorbs excess moisture that worsens skin irritation and diaper rash in infants. For best results, choose larger sizes to guard against recurring discomfort.
Corporations Formed In Winchester And City
Two certificates of incorporation filed in the city clerk's office identify Sunny Side Orchards Inc with a 530 N Cameron St main office and Shenandoah Brick and Tile Corporation with Winchester offices. Sunny Side aims to own orchards farms and process market products. Officers include C Arthur Robinson president Mary E Robinson vice president and H Delmar Robinson secretary treasurer with Frank B Robinson as director. Shenandoah Brick and Tile lists Joseph F Hughes president E A Hughes vice president and Helen M three are of Baltimore directors include H K Benham and Hughes. The plants will mine quarry and excavate silica rock sand kaolin clay tile and similar products and manufacture bricks tiles and other goods, with maximum capital of 20 000.
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Sunny Side Orchards, Inc
N. Cameron Street
Shenandoah Brick and Tile Corporation
Winchester
C. Arthur Robinson
Mary E. Robinson
H. Delmar Robinson
Frank B. Robinson
Ranson
W. Va
Baltimore Man
Joseph F. Hughes
E. A. Hughes
Helen M
Baltimore
H. K. Benham
Hughes
Nickens Jr. Dies in New Jersey
George W. Nickens Jr., colored, died Saturday at his Plainfield home New Jersey. He was son of the late George W. and Lucy Ann Hathway Nickens of Winchester and had lived in New York and New Jersey for 30 or 40 years. Remains will be brought to Winchester for final rites. Funeral services will be announced later.
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George W. Nickens, Jr
Plainfield
N. J
George W
Lucy Ann Hathway Nickens
New York
New Jersey
Winchester
Moroline Hair Tonic Promises Lustre and Grooming
Advertises Moroline Hair Tonic with a claim to tame unruly hair and add lustre. Describes a large bottle priced at 25 cents and available for use everywhere.
Baltimore Market Quotation Highlights July 9
Baltimore and Chicago market reports show firm egg and poultry prices with light receipts. Cattle, hogs, and lambs steady to higher with selective top quotes and active demand across slaughter classes in Baltimore and Chicago.
Irregularly steady market with thin dealings and mixed gains
In New York on July 9 stocks moved irregularly higher with several favorites gaining fractions to three points amid low turnover. Persistent idle cash for employment fueled a cautious bullish mood, as traders awaited clarity on potential Washington steps to curb inflation and cutbacks.
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New York
Washington
Softball League Schedules Out for Second Half Play
Mimeographed schedules for the Winchester Softball League second half open today at the Recreation Office. Leaders Garrabrant Virginia Woolen and O Sullivan will renew clashes this afternoon with The Star Office facing Royal Crown. A potential three game playoff will decide the city champion if a new leader emerges.
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Winchester Softball League
Recreation Office
Loop
Ray Gerrabranat
Virginia Woolen
O'Sullivan
Star Office
Royal Crown
Garrabrandt
Chicago grain quotations rise on harvest weather
Rye futures recouped up to 2 1 8 cents from last week's losses as opening trades showed gains across grains. Unfavorable harvest weather provided a bullish tilt with July wheat at 1.66, corn Dec at 1.17 1 2, and rye July at 1.47 1 2 to 1.48.
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Chicago
Rye
Eleven Blood Centers To Continue War Era Blood Drive
The American Red Cross announced eleven centers will stay open to supply 45 000 pints of blood and plasma weekly for the Army and Navy, a 50 reduced need since Europe hostilities ended. Centers remaining operate in Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland Portland San Diego Chicago New York York Boston Philadelphia and Washington. Winchester Frederick County chapter to keep its drive. closure frees about 400 nurses and 45 doctors for other duty.
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Army
Navy
Europe
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Portland
San Diego
Chicago
New York
York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Washington Center
Winchester-Frederick County
Red Cross
Market Report On Cattle Sheep And Hides Prices
Cutters 8.50 down, most beef cows 9.50 to 12.50, bulls and vealers steady to strong. Weighty sausage bulls to 13.50, mostly 15.00 down to fat beef bulls. Vealers 16.00 down, stock cattle in very moderate supply steady. Salable sheep 500, tats 6,500, scattered sales without steady. Few good native spring lambs 16.00, buck prices discounted. Good and choice lambs above 16.50, medium 14.50-15.00, common 13.00. No. 1 pelts 15.00, short loads and grades held higher, short aged hides 6.50 to ?
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Baltimore
Bus
U. S
Baltimore Livestock
WFA
Office of Market Services
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Trong
Local sports Are Featured In The Kveniee Star Daily
Local sports coverage highlights Kveniee Star Daily reporting on regional teams and standout performances. Readers get game summaries scores and notable player achievements from recent contests across the area.
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Kveniee Star Daily
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester Report June 30 1945
Reserve District No 5 reports condition for Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester Virginia as of June 30 1945. Assets include loans and discounts 63862467 dollars cash and balances with banks and time deposits while bank premises and real estate owned appear among items.
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Commercial and Savings Bank of
Winchester
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Wrss
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve District
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Rubber Workers Local 22770 Announces July 11 Meetings
A special meeting for first and third shifts is set for July 11 at 8 p m at the Union Hall 221 N Cameron St. A second shift session will occur as soon as they finish work that night at the same location.
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Rubber Workers
Union Hell
N. Cameron St
Flowers To Tie Up Curb Market With Gladioli Sale
Grover Schlack, manager, announces a new item at the Farmers' Curb Market tomorrow morning. A county truck gardener will bring several dozen gladioli to the market held on the City parking lot at Kent and Boscawen streets. Schlack also notes usual garden produce and early fruit on offer.
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Grover Schlack
Farmers
Gladioli
Kent and
Boscawen Streets
Schlack
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