Funeral Services To Be Held For Mrs Crowl Monday
Mrs. Corabeth Crowl wife of J D Crowl of Martinsburg died at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Martinsburg. Funeral services will be held at St Joseph Catholic Church at 10 o’clock conducted by Rev F P Lackey followed by interment in Roadside Cemetery. A service at the home on Winchester Avenue at 9:30 will precede the church. She was born and raised in Martinsburg and lived in Winchester and Lexington Virginia. Survived by her parents husband one son John Alfen Crowl of Martinsburg two sisters and three brothers.
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Corabeth
J. D. Crowl
Martin J. Dokes Dies in Hagerstown Hospital
Martin J. Dokes aged 63, lifelong Cedar Hill resident of Frederick County, died in a Hagerstown hospital yesterday afternoon. He left seven children Myrtle Dean Mabel Johnson Elizabeth Dokes Howard Dokes Floyd Dokes and Charles Dokes and one sister Susan Brown and two brothers Edward and William Dokes. Funeral at Cedar Hill Methodist Church Monday at 3 30 with Rev. E W Fields officiating. Interment in Lee's Chapel Cemetery.
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Martin J. Dokes
Cedar Hill
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Abraham
Amanda Dokes
Myrtle Dean
Hager
Mabel Johnson
Elizabeth Dokes
Reading
Howard Dokes
Readingfield
Dokes
California
Floyd Dokes
Grimes
Charles Dokes
United States Army
Susan Brown
Edward
William Dokes
Baltimore Grain Market Closing Report
Baltimore market closes with No. 2 red winter wheat at 1.57 per bushel for June deliveries. Winchester market quotes wheat at 1.55. Corn priced at 1.10 per bushel based on mill deliveries.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Miners Ordered Back To Work Through June 20 1943
The United Mine Workers policy committee unanimously agreed to a fourth extension of the wage agreement up to and including June 20 1943. Miners will resume work as soon as arrangements with management allow amid war production needs. President Lewis criticized the War Labor Board while acknowledging government oversight.
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White House
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Roosevelt
Ickes
Solid Fuels
Kenney Bombers Deliver Heavy Air Strikes Over New Guinea
Allied notes report Liberators and Flying Fortresses dropping 18 tons on Wewak airfields as part of seven raids totaling 174 tons in New Guinea. No Japanese opposition. anti aircraft fire waning while fires ignite on Dagua Boram and Wewak airstrips. Catalinas earlier hit Babo nose senior fuel fire seen from 9000 feet. Timor and Taberlane raids noted with one floatplane destroyed.
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Allied
Australia
New Guinea
George C. Kenney
Southwest Pacific
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Lae
Dagua
Boram
Babo
Dutch New Guinea
Timor
Taberlane
Arces
Independents To Play Middletown In Stephens City Showdown
The Stephens City Independents meet the Middletown Minks tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Stephens City. Both teams head into the game with strong form and several promising players.
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Stephens City
Middletown Minks
Marshall Returned With Churchill
A BBC broadcast reported Gen George C Marshall U S Army chief of staff accompanied Prime Minister Churchill on his North Africa visit and said we are out to win this war in the quickest and most economical way.
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New York
BBC
NBC
George C. Marshall
U. S. Army
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North Africa
Miners End Strike Path Open as WLB Bargaining Resumes
War Labor Board rules cited by Lewis sparked a clash over wage talks during a strike that has ended for now. President Roosevelt urged talks to proceed under WLB procedure while industries like U S Steel foresee restored coal output on Monday and vacation boosts for miners.
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Ickes
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U. S. Steel Corporation
Death Sentence On Max Stephan Is Imposed Again
Federal Judge Arthur J. Tuttle again imposes the death sentence on traitor Max Stephan and sets July 2 for the execution at Milan Michigan. Stephan seeks a new trial and has appealed to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals after a denial by Judge Tuttle. The case involves aiding Nazi fugitive Hans Peter Krug in an escape from a Canadian prison camp in 1942. The court session is scheduled for June 27.
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Detroit
Arthur J. Tuttle
Max Stephan
Federal Correctional Institution
Milan
Mich
Stephan
Hans Peter Krug
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Tuttle
Packard Walkout Impacts Engine Production
The strike curtailed Rolls-Royce and Packard Marine engine output by as much as 95 percent after management cited upgrades to machine work for a few black employees. UAW CIO activists urged workers to return to their posts near the plant. Norman Mathews urged strikers to honor the union pledge and the president’s desegregation order as the union’s board weighs an ultimatum. The National War Labor Board called for resumption of vital war material production.
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Rolls-Royce
Packard Marine
Uaw-Cio
Norman Mathews
National War Labor Board
Capital Watches Expose Nazi Network in Argentina
The Investigating Committee led by Deputy Raul Damonte Taborda alleged a 60 000 strong military style Nazi cell in Argentina under welfare cover and named Edmound von Thermann as paymaster for undercover groups across South America. It argues a new government in Argentina is virtually assured if it maintains order, has real control, and recognizes international obligations.
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Raul Damonte Taborda
Argentina
Hitler
Thermann
South America
Washington View
Argentina Military Coup Dashes Castillo. Rawson Takes Control
In Buenos Aires a military council led by Gen. Arturo Rawson seized power overthrowing President Ramon Castillo. Pro Axis figures were arrested and a pledge to join a cooperative regional bloc was issued while observers weigh the revolt’s regional impact and domestic aims.
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Arturo Rawson
Argentina
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Rawson
Ramon Castillo
Conference of American Foreign Ministers
Rio de Janeiro
Castilla
Market Quotations and Livestock Prices From Baltimore and Chicago
Baltimore market reports show apples potatoes and poultry with light poultry receipts and steady prices. Cattle hogs sheep and calves gather varied changes with top and mid ranges noted. Chicago lists hogs steady and cattle and sheep mixed with firm to higher toned bids and supply constraints.
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S. C
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago
Livestock
Chicago Grain Quotations Opening Prices
Chicago June 5 grains opened with little change as overnight news lacked influence. Wheat July 1.455 to 1.45 3 4, Sept 1.455 3 4, Dec 1.47. Corn July 1.05, Sept 1.05, Dec 1.01. Oats July 64 5 8 to 3 4, Sept 63 1 4 to 1 8, Dec 64. Rye Sept 96 1 2 to 1 4, Dec 1.01 to 1.01 8.
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Chicago
Stock Market Advances on June Recovery Driven by Industry Leaders
New York June 5 Motors and steels led a market upmove as investors awaited the next corporate tax clues. Gains touched fractions of a point with some issues at fresh highs since January 1940. Trading was light as funds sought employment and summer Saturday markets quieted.
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New York
Motors and Steels
Axis
Allied Ensies
Sparsley
Home Agent Program weekly schedule listing clubs
Miss Elizabeth Sprouse submits the schedule for June 7 to June 12. Clubs include Stephens City furniture clinics with work on splints chairs springs refinishing and other pieces. Sessions feature Star Tannery North Frederick Middletown Hayfield 4 H with listed club leaders.
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Elizabeth Sprouse
Stephens City
Star Tannery Club
Clyde McIlwee
North Frederick
Mallan Adams
Middletown
Nazi Air Blows Hit Soviet Bases Near Orel and Donets Front
Soviet monitors report heavy Luftwaffe strike against Orel base near Moscow, igniting depots and fuel dumps while a Russian plane was lost. Berlin says German bombers hit a Soviet armament plant on the middle Volga and Arctic air action claims two merchant ships sunk with 22 Soviet aircraft shot down.
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Moscow
Velizh
Smolensk
Velikie Luki
Donets Front
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Sevsk
Berlin
High Command
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Labor Meeting Postponed By Volunteer Committee
A meeting of the committee tasked with recruiting urban volunteers for farm work, called by Walker McC. Bond, was postponed from Tuesday night. The new date was not announced in the report.
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Walker McC. Bond
Rev O William Lytch at White Post
The text notes Rev O William Lytch associated with White Post. It mentions Soames Searles and H Glaise as figures connected to the area. The piece references Wane O Bryant D D as district superintendent and an unnamed church context.
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O. William Lytch
Yee
Searles
H. Glaise
U. S
Local Sports Highlight Promises Evening Star Coverage
The Evening Star Daily showcases local sports action with featured write ups and game results from community teams, coaches, and venues, highlighting standout performances and upcoming schedules.
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Evening Star
Floyd Haines To Teach Class At Church Meeting
The Frank T. McFaden Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church meets as usual at 9:45 Sunday with Floyd Haines as assistant in the absence of the class leader Harman Baker will assist with the opening. Jay Lowden leads song service. A cordial welcome is extended.
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Frank T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Floyd Haines
Harman Baker
Aantaa
Jay Lowden
Civil Court Cases Heard by Judge Rice
Melvin Franklin Spitler Route 1 Winchester running stop sign 65 and costs Joseph Russell Yogel Winchester running stop s and costs Lonnie Wilson Stephens City reckless Give 20 and costs Harry Guy Myers Winchester speeding 10 and costs Robert T Renrew Martinsburg WV running stop sig 5 and costs Andres Orn Winchester running stop sign 8 and costs
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Melvin Franklin Spitler
Winchester
Joseph Russell Yogel
Lonnie Wilson
Stephens City
Harry Guy Myers
Robert T. Renrew
Martinsburg
W. V2
Andres Orn
For Sale 80000 Cabbages at Magruders Nursery
For sale 80,000 early and late cabbages announced by Magruders Plant Nursery located on N Maine.
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Magruders Plant Nursery
N. Maine
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