Middletown Holds Trophy Game Impressively with Ace Pitcher
The All Stars beat Stephens City 10 to 3 to win the Evening Star trophy in a well pitched contest. O Leary of Middletown dominated on the mound with 16 strikeouts and allowed only 3 runs in seven innings.
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Stephens City
Frederick Clarke
All- Stars
O’leary
Middletown
ALL Stars
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Henson
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Carbaugh
More Red Stamps Required For Choice Beef Cuts
Washington June 3 The Office of Price Administration announced a general increase in point values of preferred beef cuts such as steaks and roasts to divert demand to pork lamb veal and variety meats. Pork values remain generally unchanged.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Market quotations livestock and produce Baltimore June 3
Baltimore market report shows new produce prices for apples and potatoes and mixed livestock quotes from Baltimore Chicago and Pittsburgh. Cattle hogs calves and sheep show varied moves with declines in some beef and sausage bull categories and steady to higher lighter weights in others.
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Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U.S. Dept
Pittsburgh Livestock
Pittsburgh
Dept. Agri
Will Preach At Meade Memorial
The Rev. Charles T. Warner of St. Alban's Church Washington will preach at Meade Memorial Church on Sunday June 6 at 8 o'clock. The article notes the state flower of Pennsylvania is the mountain laurel.
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Meade Memorial
Charles T. Warner
St. Alban’s Church
Washington
Meade Memorial Church
Pennsylvania
Lend lease beef and veal exports rise in early 1943
Edward R. Stettinius Jr reports that during January through April 1943 lend-lease beef and veal exports totaled 29.8 million pounds, representing about 0.014 pounds per civilian. The rest of the supply was allocated to other categories and rationing adjustments were made.
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Armed Services
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Stettinius
United
Stock Market Report Updates From New York June 3
Early selling of steels and rails eased, with modest recoveries near the fourth car. Improved bidding tied to coal labor settlement expectations, while tax developments and war news kept many cautious. Gains noted for Texas Corp., Great Northern, U S Steel, N Y Central, Chrysler and International Harvester. declines seen for Santa Fe, Boeing, Douglas Aircraft, Radio Corp, Anaconda.
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New York
Soo
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
International Railways of
Central America
Woolworth
American Distilling
Texas Co
Great Northern
U. S. Steel
N. Y. Central
Chrysler
International Harvester
Santa Fe
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Radio Corp
Anaconda
American Smelting
American Telephone
Westinghouse
Local Markets The Star Not Responsible for Typos
Daily market listings are published as is and The Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors. Readers are advised to verify figures and details with the original sources and market desk.
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The
Star
Covington Rector Resigns to Leave Emanuel Church
The Rev. Warren A. Seager resigns as rector of Emanuel Episcopal Church Covington effective August 8. He will join Rev. Dr. Alfred R. Berkeley of St. John's Roanoke September 1 and will have oversight of St. Peter's Roanoke. Seager came to Covington in 1930 from Ascension Church Staten Island NY.
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Covington
Warren A. Seager
Emanuel Episcopal Church
Seager
Alfred R. Berkeley
St. John’s Church
Roanoke
St. Peter’s . Roanoke
Ascension Church
Staten Island
New York City
Park To Cross Bats Sunday With Remount Park
The Winchester Park meets the strong Remount Depot nine Sunday at 3 PM in a slated exhibition. Remount fields Lee pitcher Reed at catcher Preta third Goodman Peledge Tagtadey McCarthy Franz Brim while Park pits Houghton on mound Johnson behind the plate with Maddrey Michael reserve and starters Patton Keller Emmett Royston Luby A Johnson. Park has won both previous games against the White Sox and Middletown Minks.
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Winchester Park
Lee
Reed
Feadoff
Preta
Goodman
Peledge
Tagtadey
McCarthy
Franz
Brim
Bobby Houghton
E. Johnson
Maddrey
Michael
Patton
Keller
Emmett
Royston
Luby
A. Johnson
White Sox
Middletown Minks
De Gaulle's North Africa moves under scrutiny
Diplomatic circles weigh a joint Anglo American bid to curb De Gaulle a potential sole ruler in Algiers while negotiations with Henri Giraud unfold. U S and Britain seek a settlement uniting factions as Stettinius notes 35 million in civilian supplies to French North Africa with Giraud as a major cash recipient.
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de Gaulle
North Africa
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Algiers
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
French North Africa
General Giraud
Britain
United States
North Afria
Robert D. Murphy
Harold MacMillan
Auguste Nogues
French Morocco
Pierre Boisson
French West Africa
Jefferson Davis Birthday Noted on 135th Anniversary
Turner Ashby Chapter L D C marks the 135th anniversary of Jefferson Davis birth. Davis was born June 3, 1808 at Fairview Kentucky and was president of the Confederate States.
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Turner Ashby
Jefferson Davis
Star Classified Ads Pay Big Returns On A Small Investment
A local classifieds brief promotes the value of small ad purchases, claiming strong returns for merchants and individuals seeking visibility. It highlights affordable rates, quick placement, and broad reach across the community.
Virginia Tech Gobblers face dwindling football schedule
Virginia Tech athletic director Monk Younger warns the Gobblers may play a shortened season with only 16 or 17 year olds if war restrictions persist. The 1943 slate now has six games, with Citadel postponed, and several opponents cut from the schedule.
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Associated Press
Richmond
W. L. (Monk) Younger
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Citadel
Younger
Tech
Charleston
S. C
Virginia
Washington and Lee and
Furman
Army
Navy
Maryland
Roanoke
University of Virginia
William and Mary
West Virginia
Morgantown
W. Va
University of Richmond
Blacksburg
Jay Cook
Washington and Lee
Cook
Swarthmore
North Carolina
Allied Shipping Clears Gibraltar as North Africa Link Opens
Reports from Madrid say Gibraltar is nearly quiet for Allied ships. Seventy merchantmen and troop transports moved through the Strait at dawn en route to North Africa, while a second convoy of sixty freighters and tankers sailed to the Mediterranean. No aircraft carriers or battleships were noted guarding the rock.
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Madrid
la Linea
Gibraltar
Strait of Gibraltar
Atlantic
North Africa
Mediterranean
Chicago Grain Quotations
Chicago June 3 grain quotations show slight declines from hedging pressure with oats and rye holding firm. Opening prices list corn July 1.05 and Sept 1.05, oats July 63 7/8, rye July 95 1/2 to 3/4, with December positions around 1.00.
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Chicago
Rye
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