Rally for Winchester Youth Tees Banquet at First Baptist
A planned youth rally in Winchester is to be hosted by First Baptist with a banquet on Friday June 20. Rev Carl Honeycutt of Grage Lutheran Church announced the event sponsored by the Winchester Religious Education group. George Haines chairs arrangements. expected attendance ranges from 200 to 250 with clergy to speak and city church youth from several congregations gathering for fellowship and inspiration.
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Winchester of Religious Education
A. C. Htalvosa
Carl Honeycutt
Grage Lutheran Church
First Baptist Church
Honeycutt
George Haines
Charles Brady 63 Dies of Heart Attack on Farm
Charles Jacob Brady 63 owner of his sister Mrs Schlack’s Rest farm died suddenly yesterday afternoon of a heart attack. He was found in a hay field by William Clark near 5 pm. Coroner Dr. James A. Miller and Dr. Huffman of Bunker Hill aided. Survived by a son Charles Brady of Wyton, sister Mrs Schlack, and brother Frank Le Brady of Baltimore. Funeral 2:30 pm at Schlack residence. Mount Hebron burial. Brady belonged to Odist Church.
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Charles Jacob Brady
J. W. Schlack
William Clark
James A. Miller
Huffman
Bunker Hill
Brady
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cali
Charles Brady
Wyton
Frederick County
Mrer Schlack
Frank Le@Brady
Schlack
W. A. King
George M. Clark
Earlwood
Elmer Swartz
Gary Snyder
M.S. Snapp
Inent
Mount Hebron
Odist Church
Greenhalgh Leads Hunter Class Placings at Show
Capt Ewart Johnston and Greenhalgh top the show with high jump prizes from Mrs Karl Boy and others. First place in Middleweight Jumping goes to Looter with Royal Rebel and Hi Over close behind. Greenhalgh earns top in Thoroughbred Yearlings in Hand and Working Hunters.
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Pame
Ewart Johnston
Hatch Beauty
Peach Bros
Ard Jenkins
Royal Rebel
Hor- Moffatt
Karl Boy
Greenhalgh
Traumertan
Green- Belch
Baltic
Benton Stables
Neth Gilpin
Trail
J. G. Minniece
Jinnico
Greenhalghs
D. Brown Bruin
Georgehalgh, Jr
Snake character speech in Sheridan play referenced
In Sheridan's School for Scandal a character named Mr Snake is noted for an oft quoted line claiming he had been well paid to lie. The text notes he was paid double to speak, illustrating satire on honesty and money in theater.
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Snake
Sheridan
Methodist Student Day Observed At Braddock Street
Braddock Street Methodist Church observes Methodist Student Day tomorrow morning in line with 1940 General Conference. The service honors Methodist students and collects offerings to aid scholars. led by Rev. T. M. Swann with youth officers and local students participating.
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Methodist
Braddock Street
Lock Street Methodist Church
Stoutamyer Heads Firemen For Protection
Frank A. Stoutamyer of Front Royal was elected chairman of the Virginia Fire Protection Mobilization committee for Zone 20 covering Frederick Warren Clarke Page Shenandoah and Winchester. Vice chairmen include C. McCarty John Cris man and Capt Cecil M Newcorn. secretary treasurer L Blackwell Curry. County chairmen named Frederick Taylor E Barr Clarke. The group was formed at request of Frank H Wheeler to plan defense against fire in war.
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Frank A. Stoutamyer
Front Royal
Virginia Fire Protection Mobilization Committee
Frederick, Clarke, Warren, Page
Shenandoah
Winchester
C. &. McCarty
Strasburg
John Crisman
Edinburg
Cecil M. Newcorn
Woodstock
L. Blackwell Curry
Frederick
Taylor E. Barr
Clarke
John H. Enders
Frank H. Wheeler
Clifton Forge
Hawaii No-Strike Pact Ends Labor Standoff
A five company defense contract group and the A F L International Union of Operating Engineers signed a no strike no lockout pact covering 160 Hawaii workers on Oahu and nearby bases. The accord includes a 30 day negotiation window and pay raises from 10 to 40 percent, marking the second such agreement in a week for Oahu defense projects.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
A. F. L. International Operating Engineers
Robert Speed
Oahu Island
Speed
Oahu
Coal Operators Ponder Demands
Southern Appalachian coal operators met today to act on the Defense Mediation Board recommendation for a uniform seven dollar daily wage in soft coal fields. They indicated a final decision likely by Monday and warned that 400,000 CIO United Mine Workers may strike if the reply is not delivered by 6 p.m. EST Monday.
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Washington
Defense Mediation Board
CIO United Mine Workers
Ford Rouge plant idle as slowdown halts engines
Ford's Rouge plant in Detroit idled final assembly lines due to a reported engine shortage tied to a slowdown in production. Ray Rausch, plant superintendent, cited the issue while management and the UAW CIO committee reported no official word of a slowdown.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Rouge
Ray Rausch
Automobile Company
William B. Taylor
Ford Organizing Committee
Uaw-Cio
New Battleship South Dakota Launches at Camden Yard
The 35 000 ton battleship South Dakota was launched at New York Shipbuilding Company in Camden New Jersey at 12 20 p m Secretary of the Navy Knox said the ship is built not for war but to prevent war and to establish the greatest seapower the world has ever seen. a 10 000 ton cruiser keel was laid shortly after.
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Camden
N. J
Sam
South Dakota
Knox
New York Shipbuilding Company
Lions Return From Convention With Honors at Virginia Beach
Winchester Lions, led by delegates including Mr and Mrs Pat Barr and Mr and Mrs P G Ireland, attended the Lions International convention in Virginia Beach. The Winchester group won permanent possession of the attendance trophy for the second time while efforts to elect Rev Charles Caulkins as district governor were unsuccessful. The delegation urged the 1944 convention be held in Winchester.
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Winchester
Virginia Beach
Charles Caulkins
Leesburg
Herman H. Cooper
Manchester
Pat Barr
P. G. Ireland
Ben Cather
Marvin Weaver
Roy Carper
Earl Mason
C. F. Schenck
Leibert Smith
Earl Clowser
J. K. Wheeler
Charles Shewbridge
Dick Clevenger
Walter Dent
Herbert Larrick
David Sencindiver
Bryan Stotler
Ralph Shockey
H. T. Good
Hove Riley
Robert Jasper
Sam Preston
L. Jackson
Joseph B. Newlin
Local Markets The Star Corrects Daily Market Data
Local markets are presented with daily edits and the Star notes it does not assume responsibility for typographical errors. The brief reminds readers that price quotes may vary slightly across listings.
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The
Star
Clarke County Finals Week Sets June 8 for Commencement
Clarke county schedules final exercises for two high schools at Boyce and Berryville starting June 8. The Berryville class will include 50 graduates with Rev. L. A. Parker delivering the sermon and E. E. Hall presiding. Boyce graduates total 19 and will feature no outside speaker, with E. S. Hall addressing them. The theme centers on Preserving Democracy.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Boyce
E High
Rre Presbyterian Arch
E. D. Vaughan
Sunda
C. van der Lind
Children's Day at Mt Pleasant Church Services
The Mt Pleasant U B Church of the Winchester Circuit holds a Children's Day service this Sunday at 10 am. Training and musical work have been directed by Mrs Aldus Coper and Mrs S Abshire. The public is invited to attend.
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Mt. Pleasant U. B. Church of the Winchester
Aldus Coper
Abshire
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to the daily quiz appear on page 4 with items including Pachyderm Idylls of the King parting cup by mounted horsemen and notes on The Hudson Charles Dana Gibson and Louis Armstrong plus true statements and a question about cost.
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True
the Hudson
Charles Dana Gibson
Louis Armstrong
Police Aerial Installation Under Way for West Virginia Links
Workmen began installing a new aerial for the Winchester police radio station to enable two way talks with Romney West Virginia and Culpeper Virginia state police. The system will extend coast to coast from Maine to Florida and will be atop Odd Fellows Hall at Cameron and Boscawen streets. The Seal police station leads a joint city county project and aims to be among the nation’s finest.
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Winchester
West Virginia
Romney
Virginia
Culpeper
Maine
Florida
Market Quotations From Livestock and Produce Markets
Baltimore and Philadelphia market notes for June 7 show mixed prices across potatoes eggs butter and poultry. Chicago hog and cattle quotations reflect thin supply with top hogs near 9.50 and steers 9.15 to 10.75, while Baltimore and other markets record modest gains for cattle and calves and steady to mixed hog prices.
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Baltimore
Maine
U. S
Philadelphia
Chicago
U.S
Baltimore Livestock
Stock market closes with mixed gains on steady price action
New York June 7 stock market activity shows steels and specialties firming but many issues unable to rise. Final hour quotations hardened after early hesitancy with gains from fractions to about a point, while several stocks closed lower. Key closings included AT T 158 1 2, Anaconda 26 1 2, Chrysler 56, Gen Motors 37 1 2, Sears 70, and Southern Railway 12 1 2.
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New York
al Chem
Am Can
Am Rad
Am Smel
AT &T
Anaconda
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Con Edison
Gen Motors
Int Har
J Manville
Kennecott
M Ward
Nail
Sarazen Leads US Open After Third Round Stride
Gene Sarazen fired a 72 to surge past two younger partners Clayton Haefner and Jag Ce Spaden at the United States Open in Fort Worth. His 54 hole total stood at 219 as he seized the early lead with a late 50 foot explosion shot for par on the 18th.
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Fort Worth
Gene Sarazen
Clayton Haefner
Jag Ce Spaden
Canadian Coal Mines Declared Essential by Government
OTTAWA June 7 All Canadian coal mines were listed as essential and authorities could prosecute anyone who impeded production or the efficiency of collieries. Officials stressed the move respects trade union rights.
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Ottawa
Newsom Fined by Briggs for Poor Conditioning
Detroit News reports Louis Norman Newsom of the Detroit Tigers was fined $5,000 by owner Walter O Briggs for failure to maintain proper condition. Newsom, the 1940 World Series pitching hero, faced disciplinary action amid lingering team concerns.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Louis Norman
Buck) Newsom
Detroit Tigers
Walter O. Briggs
County Students Win Multiple High School Awards
Middletown and Gainesboro high schools announced awards at commencement last night. Dorothy Tevalt earned valedictorian honors with O. E. Larrick receiving a leadership and achievement medal. Carrie DeHaven will be valedictorian at Boyce high school next week. Brumback and Audra Hunt received medals for athletics and scholarship respectively. In Gainesboro Esther Richard and Stanley Spiggert won scholarships, while Nelson Beard and June Unger were recognized for athletics.
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Middletown
Gainesboro
Dorothy Tevalt
O. E. Larrick
Carrie DeHaven
DeHaven
Ella
Boyce High School
Ross DeHaven
Art Hottle
Brumback
Audra Hunt
Esther Richard
Stanley Spiggert
Nelson Beard
June Unger
Wheat and grain quotations rise to 1940 highs
Chicago and Baltimore grain markets show wheat and corn futures advancing. July wheat around 1.01 to 1.04 per bushel with December 1.02 to 1.04, while corn July 74 1/4 to 75 1/4 and nearby months at 16 to 15 7/8. No. 2 yellow corn 74 1/2 to 75 1/4 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Boston Wool Market Report Sees Quiet Demand
The Boston wool market on June 7 showed quieter US business than the prior week. Prices were firm for scattered purchases with modest demand for combing three eights and quarter blood bright fleece wools at 46-47 cents grease delivered to the East. fine delaine 42-44 cents grease. combing half blood 43-45 cents grease.
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Boston
U. S
Delaine
Moling To Teach Class At Open Bible Church
Mr Moling will teach a Bible class at the Open Bible Church tomorrow morning. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Mr. Moling
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