White Sox Drop Twin Bill to Park and Hancock
Winchester White Sox lose 3-0 to Park with Brumbaugh allowing two hits in game one. Park completes twin bill victory as Hancock tops Sox 9-1 in the nightcap with Rhee holding nine hits. Large local crowd attends, marking the season’s first twin bill.
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Winks Top Rappahannock All-Stars 5-2 in Hard-Hitting Tilt
Middletown squad Winks defeated the Rappahannock All-Stars 5-2 on Sunday. James Judy earned the win with six hits allowed while striking out 13. Settles took the loss after yielding 11 hits and four extra-base hits. Eugene, Joe Jenkins, Ralph Judy and Claude Cooley each had two hits.
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Ration Calendar Summary of Stamp Validities
Ration calendar details multiple food and fuel stamps with indefinite validity notes. Meats and fats stamps A through Z8 and A5 agh C5 remain valid. Foods stamps four bite stamps A8 to 278 and stamps 30 31 32 indefinitely. Home canning stamp 40 valid five pounds through Feb 28 1945. Airplane stamps 1 2 valid indefinitely. 10-A coupons valid gallons through Aug 12-A coupons gallons through Sept 21. B4 C-3 C-4 five gallons. Oil period four and five coupons valid in all areas through Sept 30. New period may be used when red from ration boards.
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Baltimore Market Quotation Report onlivestock and produce
Baltimore and Chicago markets report July 31 with dull produce prices. Apples and eggs noted with varied min prices, roaster and fryers steady, butter at 97,561 pounds. Cattle, hogs, sheep segments show mixed demand and price changes across slaughter, feeder, and farm types.
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Chicago Grain Quotations July 31 Opening Prices
Mill buying in the wheat pit and a strong cotton market gave a firm undertone to grain futures at the opening. Wheat Sept 1.55 7 8 to 1.56 Dec 1.56 3 8 to 1 2 May 1.57 1 4. Oats Sept 71 5 8 to 1 2 Dec 70 3 8 to 1 2 May 69 7 8 to 70 Rye Sept 1.06 4 to 3 8 Dec 1.08 1 4 to 3 8 May 1.10 1 2 Barley Dec 1.12.
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Trial Justice Court Disposes Cases by W Erle Edwards
Charles Lee of Highlands Avenue charged with assault and battery on Evelyn Holtsclaw paid $10 and costs. Robert E Worsley of 19 W Boscawen Street fined $10 and costs for improper rights and registration.
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Stock Market Report Sees Air Lines Lead Gains
NEW YORK July 31 stock market shows selective comeback with air transports as main strength. Gains near midday widen, highs for the year touched by American Airlines Braniff United Air Lines Pan American Eastern and others. Bonds steady and commodities mixed as key players incl Western Air Lines and Carrier Corp supported curb trading.
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Local Markets Almanac Notes Market Typo Disclaimer
The Star notes that local markets listed are correct as reported daily but disclaims responsibility for any typographical errors that may occur in the listing. The statement underscores editorial diligence while acknowledging potential minor mistakes in daily market data.
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Stephenson Beats West Virginia 16-4 in Charles Town
Stephenson travelled to Charles Town Sunday and defeated the West Virginia nine 16-4. Duvall and Long teamed for the win, Duvall fanning 13 and giving up five hits. Gray pitched for the losers. The Stephenson team seeks more games, call 6082 or write R. H. Carpenter.
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Open Second Half Of Softball Loop
The second half of the city softball league will begin this afternoon. National Fruit faces the South End Fire Company and O Sullivan meets Virginia Woolen this evening. The latter club closed the first half with nine wins and one loss.
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Stolen Buick Recovered Near Cork Street
W. H. B. Winn of 119 W Cork street reported a 1941 Buick Sedan stolen Saturday night. He located the car several blocks away early Sunday morning.
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Virginia Woolen Defeats Purcellville 4-0 In City League
The Virginia Woolen team defeated Purcellville All-Stars 4-0 in Friday's city league game. Jack Larrick earned his fifth shutout of the season with seven hits allowed and four strikeouts. Lake and Legge led the Woolen offense with key doubles and singles as fielding errors plagued Purcellville. The All-Stars, featuring veterans from Shenandoah Valley League days, will visit Winchester for a return matchup to be announced, with public attendance invited.
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White Post Falls to Leesburg in 9-6 defeat
White Post baseball lost at Leesburg 9-6. Winning pitcher Hall allowed seven hits and seven strikeouts. White Post used pitchers Pierce and Huff who yielded eight hits while Huff collected three singles and a triple. Next up White Post travels to Aldie next Sunday.
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Wildcats Even Front Royal Series
The Front Royal All-Stars used three pitchers yesterday at Williamsport Maryland in an 11-2 defeat to the Maryland Wildcats. Earlier this season Front Royal beat the Wildcats 2-1 in 11 innings. Next Sunday Warren County hosts Heurichs Brewers of Washington DC.
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Weather Report at Winchester Lab Hits 92 Sunday
The 2:30 pm reading at Winchester Research Laboratory showed 92 degrees, four below yesterday’s high of 96. No precipitation occurred in the city over the weekend.
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Evangelistic Campaign Under Tent at National and Kerr
Miss Lucy Mae Farris of Trevecca Nazarene College serves as children's worker and musician. Services are held nightly at 8:00 P M and Sunday at 2 45 P M and 8:00 P M.
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Trevecca Nazarene College
Nazis Hold Off British In Italy Front Battle Update
Allied forces report heavy German losses as desert air force pilots join artillery against Nazi columns south of Florence. Polish troops clash in Senigallia while New Zealand spearhead nears Florence, San Michele evacuated after a Tiger tank raid. An Indian division advances south of the Arno, severing pockets of resistance.
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Board Approves Tire and Tube Purchases in War Price Board List
The Winchester War Price and Rationing Board No. 48-35 approved truck tire and passenger tire allocations effective July 26. Names include Allegheny Freight Lines Elliott Motor Lines National Fruit & Products Co Plumly Lumber Co J L Dimaria Roger P Sager Winchester Wholesale Grocery City of Winchester and many individuals.
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Reinbold
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B. F
Robinson
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Shutts
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Slater
Scott
Fred
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Names Listed for County Agricultural Board Roles
A long readable list includes C. E. maker Asa W. Smith Guy E. Smith Snapp John L. Sowers Lucy Spenkle P S Stephenson James Strother Swartz Charley M Taylor Glays Tinsman Ernest fel oo acre Ora E eS Elmer Li White Howard Bigging ton Geo E Richards Orchard Anderson Ivan T Anderson Melvin G Baker Wm R Borden H C Brubaker Clifford Chapman Roy Ewing J Earle Heller Mary E Mag Le Sanford Mowery Kenneth E Rose Grover C Rudolph Donald Shiley Aurey M Sindelbert Lesa Clayton Woore F.
Answers to the Daily Quiz Printed on Page Four
The page lists ten quiz answers: Clare Boothe Luce, Sea level, Larger, In God We Trust, No, Rome, No, Construction, Grandson, No.
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Jest Petroleum Jelly This Way
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