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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1945
Page
3
Sparse OCR reads show names and venues but lack clear action. The readable bits suggest an item of public record or brief news note with individuals and a place, yet essential details are missing.
Virginia Woolen defeats Star Office and O Sullivan forfeit in a league standings note. Sereda Capitol Restaurant appears in the column with unclear standings and names.
The City Softball League’s second half began with Capitol Restaurant winning 9-0 by forfeit and Virginia Woolen taking a 9-1 win over The Star Office. Clevenger struck out nine for Virginia Woolen as Burch and Patton led the offense with key hits.
Grain futures rose at the opening as government estimates point to a smaller corn crop while wheat projections show a record harvest. Rye prices climbed to 2 1 8 cents. Opening quotes list July and September prices for Wheat, Date, and Rye with several months showing narrow ranges.
Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago dated July 11 show steady or slightly varied prices for cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, and lambs. Cattle in Baltimore steady with Tuesday. calves strong, vealers 16.00-17.00. hogs 120 lb plus ceiling 15.30. sheep and lambs around 15.50 for spring lambs, 12.50-15.00 for mixed sizes. Chicago quotes mix steady to lower for some grades with vealers 16.00 and up.
A battle line formed as a Chinese column moved northward from Kanhsien along the highway toward the air base city of Suichwan and engaged enemy forces.
The report notes Mustangs escort B 29s and strike the empire as American air blockade tightens. Admiral Nimitz says fleet air wing 18 sunk 50 000 tons and damaged 57 000 tons of enemy shipping in enemy waters since April, while Fourth Marine Aircraft Wing planes sank 5 000 tons and damaged 50 000.
In New York July 11 irregularities appeared as an early recovery failed to attract buyers. Holdings fluctuated with some industrials and favorites staying positive, but overall declines persisted as bears loomed from British election results and potential anti market moves by Washington, despite hopeful earnings and post war expectations.
Shenandoah Area Council notes this week at Rock Enon camp hosts about 110 Scouts, the largest enrollment since opening. Shawnee District lists Troops 18 and 3 with numerous leaders and boys from Berryville Winchester.
The transcript lists units including the 781st and 787th Tank Battalions, 22nd Infantry Regiment, Fourth Division elements, and other detachments at Hampton Roads Virginia and Newport News Virginia as part of the 12th Armored Group and 8th Infantry Division elements.
President Truman watched gunnery practice as a reminder the war continues abroad. He recalls his World War I service as an artillery captain. The article notes Capt. James H. Foskett and Capt. Robert L. Boller commanding ships, with Rear Adm. Allan R. McCann in charge of the two cruiser task force and references Potsdam plans.
Tentative discussions include a report of a visit to London. The scene recalls the 14 year old Augusta as the backdrop to Roosevelt and Churchill's 1941 rendezvous where the Atlantic Charter Memoranda were drawn. The vessel served as flagship for Admiral King during Pearl Harbor and later for Rear Adm Hewitt, later participating in North Africa, Normandy and southern France invasions.
The Star provides daily market figures for grain, flour, and livestock. Includes prices for patent and retail flour by bag and hundredweight, corn meals, mixed feeds, middlings, dairy feed, chicken and turkey feeds, shelled corn, and livestock values such as cattle, calves, lambs, hogs, and broilers with per head or per cwt ranges.
The notice lists egg grade prices with white and brown varieties. Grade A 41. Grade B 39. Grade A 36 for mediums. Includes large extras and Grade C details.
Senator Conally said opponents of the charter have the votes to block amendments and that hearings on the treaty should wrap up soon. Senator Wheeler endorsed his view that no reservations will gain a majority, while Culbertson’s opposition noted. The debate focuses on troop decisions and presidential authority under the charter.
Report from Brussels notes belief that Poland may decide on abdication and Prince Charles could visit the king. A denial was issued, seen as a move to avoid publicizing the act.
Anderson said discussions with other agencies aim to end food subsidies while ensuring nutrition. He noted a sugar shortage and urged reliance on domestic producers, arguing foreign output has peaked or been hampered by war.
Lunsford L Loving announces a 7 30 pm meeting at the Woodstock courtroom about rent control regulations. He notes landlords with rental property in Frederick and Shenandoah counties must register each dwelling unit before August 15.
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