Southeastern Conference schedules under new rules stir travel debates
The DDT ruling on neutral-site events shapes football schedules in the southeast. Memphis hosts Kentucky vs Mississippi, and Louisiana vs Georgia plays on the Bulldogs campus, while Tech clashes with Navy in Baltimore. Veterans return rules affect eligibility as the Maroons and Tech boast strong lineups.
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Southeastern Contera
Memphis
Louisiana State
Jackets
Navy
Baltimore
Southeastern Conference
Ted Cieslak
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Crackers
Marshal Scott
Wes Hamner
Dudy Noble
Mississippi State
Dave Ferriss
Fred Walters
Boston Red Sox
Buddy Myer
Washington
Hugh Critz
New York Giants
Noble
Maroons
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Frederick County School Board Votes to Open at 9 30
The Frederick County School Board meets to set opening dates for 1945 46 with schools opening September 6 and a teachers meeting September 5. They approve 9 30 a m start daily, print elementary record cards, and allocate 300 for library orders amid staff and space changes. The plan includes moving furnishings to create AAA program offices and possible federal aid for Stonewall High addition, with repairs and labor shortages noted. A second session is planned for next Monday.
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Frederick County
Clayton E. Pingley
Stonewall
Paul M. Haldeman
Leslie D. Kline
County Court House
Shenandoah Academy
Stonewall High School
Winchester
Kline
School attendance laws reinforced amid smallpox concerns
Kline warned that compulsory attendance laws will be rigidly enforced. All children between six and sixteen must attend school regularly. Beginners may enroll in county schools this year if they are six on or before September 1.
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Kline
Local Markets Notice Corrected Daily in The Star
The Star states local market listings are correct daily but disclaims responsibility for typographical errors that may occur.
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Star
Local Graded Egg Market and Livestock Prices
A historic market list shows prices for eggs, poultry, poultry feed, grains, and livestock. Entries include Patent Brand eggs, various corn and meal prices, feeds like Chick starter and Broiler Mash, beef and veal ranges, hog prices, and local graded egg market for large extras white and browns.
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Nong Pduproy
Storler
Simeone Ashe
DAG i Cosceeanae
CLG CO
Wsneens
Market Quotation Summary New York July 31
The New York market centered on low priced motors utilities and mail orders with some leaders advancing little. The automotive group rose on postwar optimism while tax relief and a resumed postwar advance supported sentiment. Caution lingered over Far East developments and Potsdam with uneven deal activity and fractional gains.
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New York
Far East
Potsdam
Wild Mountains Raked For Japs
Manila reports Japanese casualties in the Philippines at 437,828 with 4,477 additional enemy bodies counted this week and 587 captures. American losses totaled 34 dead and 73 wounded. Patrolling from the Cagayan Valley probes the wild mountains eastward where about 7,500 Japanese remnants are believed active, plus 2,200 more in central Luzon and 3,900 on the Babuyan Islands. Mindanao sees clash activity between 24th and 31st Infantry Division elements and scattered Japanese in the Upper Agusan Valley and Kibawe Tolomo trail.
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Manila
Philippines
MacArthur
Lugon
37Th Infantry
Cagayan Valley
Luzon
Wawa Dam
Babuyan Islands
Aparri
Mindanao Island
Agusan
Kibawe-Tolomo Trail
Kirkwood Features Zacchini the Human Cannon Ball
The Joseph J. Kirkwood Shows runs August 1 to 19 under Winchester Elks Lodge at the old fairgrounds. Zacchini the human cannon ball is billed as a world class thrill act fired from a cannon over two ferris wheels into a net for a 200 foot arc. King Louie, agent for the carnival, promotes the nightly free feature among the usual rides and shows.
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Joseph J. Kirkwood
Winchester Elks Lodge
Zacchini
King Louie
Winchester
Allied Council divided over Hirohito policy and postwar handling
Officials disagree on whether Hirohito should be used as a bargaining chip or disposed of after capture. Australian rejection of Potsdam fuels debate as Allied and Australian leaders weigh the terms of a hard peace and continued destruction plans proceed.
Baltimore Produce Markets Report July 31
Baltimore and Chicago markets quote produce and livestock with apples and eggs steady. Cattle, hogs, and sheep show mixed to steady values across classes, with listed weights and price ranges. receipts light, with wholesale and consumer grade prices provided for Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WFA
Chicago Grain Quotations Opens Steady Mixed
Chicago July 31 grain futures opened barely steady to day with rye and oats showing slight gains and other grains mixed. Prices listed for Wheat Corn Oats Rye across Sept Dec and May contracts.
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Chicago
Rye
Winchester Roosters Banner Featured in Future Magazine
The June issue of Future magazine, a national publication of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, features a photo of the Winchester Roosters banner designed by Fred Ritter of the Exhuberant Gizzard.
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Winchester
Fred Ritter
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Roosters
Virginia Woolen Blanks Royal Crown 10-0 to Open Week
Virginia Woolen defeated Royal Crown 10 to 0 as the Winchester Softball League began its final regular week. Larrick limited Royal Crown to seven hits. Moore led Royal Crown with two singles while Lillis and Burch each had two hits for Virginia Woolen. The title clash remains crucial with Capitol Restaurant facing Virginia Woolen Wednesday to determine second-half standings.
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Capitol Rest
Royal Crown
Virginia Woolen
Capitol
Winchester
Capitol Restaurant
Larrick
Moore
Meyer
Lillis
Burch
H Ashby
Ayres
Boyer
Keesling
Blosser
Johnston
Keller
Ato
Virginia Woolen Ey
Ilillis
Patton
Willey
Lake
Legge
N. Grim
Anderson
L. Grim
J Larrick
Pear Royal Crown
Woolen
Haberdashery Celebrates 41st Year Tomorrow in Winchester
The men’s furnishing store of H. C. Sheetz and Son at 130 N Loudoun Street celebrates forty years of service today. Founded by C. Sheetz Sr. and Robert L. Gray on August 1, 1905, it operated as Gray and Sheetz before moving to its current site around 1911 and becoming H. C. Sheetz and Son in 1937. W. Lee Fisher, one of the original clerks, remains with the firm.
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H. C. Sheetz and Son
Gray and Sheetz
N. Loudoun Street
Winchester
H.C. Sheetz and Son
W. Lee Fisher
Rev Richard Is Dead Aged 75
The Rev Marion Richard died at his Philadelphia home on July 24 aged 75. Born near Winchester he studied at Roanoke College Gettysburg Seminary and served Lutheran churches in Pennsylvania and Florida retiring in 1939. Funeral at First Lutheran Church Collingdale conducted by Rev Swank and Rev Hamsher.
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Marion Gilbert Richard
Philadelphia
Asa Richard
Winchester
The
Academy
Roanoke College
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Pennsylvania
Florida
First Lutheran Church
Collingdale
C. P. Swank
M. R. Hamsher
Harrisburg
Weygand Arrested Over Resistance Will Claims
The article reports General Weygand under arrest on charges of undermining the army's will to resist after the French defeat. Defense lawyers plan to present 46 witnesses, with testimony expected to take more than a week.
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Pegage
Weynand
Weygand
Bernard Ashby Sues Novick for 50000 Damages in Crash Suit
Bernard Ashby of Millville sues Abram Jerome Novick and the Novick Transfer Co of Winchester for 50000 in West Virginia. He says a trailer truck owned by the defendant struck his parked car on Route 340 near Halltown in June, demolishing the car and paralyzing him by injuring his spine. He is represented by James M. Mason.
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Charles Town
West Va
Bernard Ashby
Millville
Town General Hospital
Halltown
Plantiff
Abram Jerome Novick
Novick Transfer Company
Winchester
Mills
James M. Mason
Local Sports Highlight In The Evening Star Daily
The Evening Star Daily spotlights local sports with brief scores and player notes from recent games. Key teams and standout performers are named, offering a concise game wrap for readers.
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