Ten Seniors Receive Diplomas at Boyce High School
Ten seniors at Boyce High School were awarded diplomas at graduation exercises held this week at Clarke County High School. Awards included the Alumni Medal to Eugene R. Longerbeam, War Bond prizes for Amory Sommaria and a top room in the fifth grade to Mrs. Mary D. Sowers. The class gift was by Hallie Shepherd. Valedictorian Evelyn Ferrabee and salutatorian David Tavenner spoke. Reverend Dr. C. E. Brandt delivered the address with invocation by Rev. G. Peyton Craighill and benediction.
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Boyce High School
Clarke County High School
C. E. Miley, Jr
Eugene R. Longerbeam
Carl Rodgers
Amory Sommaria
Clarke Courier
Mary D. Sowers
Boyce School
Clarke County
Hallie Shepherd
C. E. Brandt
Moundsville
W. Va
W. O. Lynch
Boyce Methodist Church
Evelyn Ferrabee
David Tavenner
Winchester White Sox to Host Hancock in Sunday Baseball at Rouss Park
Winchester based Winchester White Sox announce Sunday afternoon game at Rouss Park against Hancock Maryland with 2 30 start. Park visits Williamsport Maryland for second road game after recent losses. Middletown Minks debut tomorrow vs Stephenson at Clearbrook Stonewall High School, with many players from Middletown High School. Heurich Brewers at Front Royal and Was hington nine slated for Viscose diamond pending weather. Hancock has defeated White Sox 4 1 earlier this season and Park seeks revenge after prior loss. Players to report by 1 30, Park to depart 12 30 tomorrow from Rouss Fire Hall.
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Park
Winchester White Sox
Sam Ensogna
Hancock
Sox
Rouss Park
Williamsport
Wildcats
Wanchester
Front Royal
Heurich Brewers
Middletown
Middletown Minks
Stephenson
Stonewall
Clearbrook
Frederick
Woodrow Wilson General Hospital
Staunton
White Sox
Sam
Woodstock
Winchester
Rouss
Japanese Aircraft Plants Hit in Allied Bombing Raids
American air attacks struck Japanese targets including the Atsuta Atsuta plant of Aichi Aircraft in Osaka Bay to dismantle navy aircraft production. At Amagasaki harbor the Kw anishi plant suffered raids on George engines. Akashi Kawasaki factory faced a second bombing raid as part of a broader campaign.
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Watch and Precision Instrument Factory
Atsuta
Aichi Aircraft Co
Naruo
Amagasaki Harbor
Osaka Bay
Kwamishi Aircraft Company
Akashi
Kobe
Kawasaki Airecraft
Golf Tourneys Planned Sunday at Winchester Club
A Blond Bogey and Handicap Tournament draws about 50 entrants at Winchester Golf Club Sunday afternoon. Prizes will be awarded by Snag Sargent. In prior spring events Chief Lloyd Mead and Wilson Pugh tied for men’s handicap. Mrs. Mary Barton won the women’s tourney. An inter-club supper match and a Winchester Martinsburg home-and-home dates are planned. Refreshments available after the tourney. club pool also open.
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Snag Sargent
Lloyd Mead
Wilson Pugh
Mary Barton
Sargent
Winchester
Martinsburg
Gore to Lead Grace Lutheran Men’s Bible Class
Claude T. Gore will supervise the Men’s Bible Class at Grace Lutheran Church Sunday at 9 45 in the morning. Rev. W E Eisenberg will teach the lesson. Members are asked to attend the church service at 11.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Claude T. Gore
W. E. Eisenberg
Children’s Day Program Set At Cork Street Church
The West Cork Street Church of Christ hosts a Sunday evening Children’s Day program on June 10 at 7 45. The program features the play Who Bids by a group of children and solo and choral items led by Gail Hodson. The Junior Choir performs Children of Many Lands with participation from several youngsters. The public is invited.
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Cork Street
West Cork Street
Church of Christ
Gail Hodson
Miss Hodson
Allen Oates
Billy Shank
Graville Creel
John Parish
Charles Hess
Donald Good
Many Lands
University Head Urges Swift Action on Mandatory Training
A committee weighing the requests of the War Navy and State departments for a compulsory training program considers immediate steps to build a large armed reserve. The discussion reflects educators and churchmen who back stronger national defense measures.
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War
Navy
State Departments
Hayfield Marine Wounded in Okinawa Campaign
Cpl. Hiram J. McDaniel Jr. of Hayfield, a U. S. Marine, reports being wounded in action on Okinawa in the left foot. A veteran of Iwo Jima and other Pacific battles, he was flown by hospital plane to a Marianas hospital. Born April 8, 1924 in Madison county Virginia, he moved to Frederick county aged 13 and worked at OSullivan Rubber before enlisting March 11, 1943. He notes no official War Department report yet received.
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Guam
Hiram J. McDaniel, Jr
H. J. McDaniel
Hayfield
Okinawa
War Department
6Th Marine Division
Pacific
Cpl
McDaniel
Iwo Jima
Daniel
Marianas
Madison County
Frederick County
Round Hill
O’sulivan Rubber Company
Curb Market To Open Tuesday In Frederick County
Grover Schlack, chairman of the marketing committee, said the weekly curb market will open Tuesday at 8 a m on the City Parking Lot at Kent and Boscawen streets. Held Wednesdays last year, it moves to Tuesday this season as city stores close Wednesday afternoons. Farmers and truck gardeners may sell produce and farm products. the market enters its fourth year with rising sales from 1800 to 3200 in 1944.
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Grover Schlack
Frederick County Board of Agriculture
Kent
Boscawen
Winchester
Memorial Service At Payne's Chapel
A memorial service will be held at Payne's Chapel Ridgeway W Va Sunday afternoon June 10 at 2 30 o clock. The service will be conducted by the Rev Chester B Smith pastor. Music will be provided by the Bunker Hill choir. Everyone is urged to attend.
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Payne's Chapel
Ridgeway
W. Va
Chester B. Smith
Bunker Hill
Salvation Army Vacation Bible School Opens June 11
Capt Clyde Koon announces the Daily Vacation Bible School at the Salvation Army begins Monday morning June 11 at 9 o'clock. Classes for all ages include Bible study work periods singing memory work wood craft and a recreation period. Open to Winchester and surrounding community children not yet attending. June 11 to 22 daily 9 to 12.
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Clyde Koon
Salvation Army
Koon
Winchester
Camp and Hospital Council Meeting Here Monday Night
Representatives of fraternal, civic and service organizations are urged to attend a Camp and Hospital Council meeting at the George Washington Hotel on Monday June 11 at 8 pm. Mrs Susan H Kabler executive secretary of the local Red Cross Chapter and Mrs J Edward Johnson national field representative will explain council aims and procedures as community interest grows now that the European war is over. Chairman M D Weaver and Mrs Mary Louise Steele urge a full turnout.
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Camp and Hospital Council
George Washington
Susan H. Kabler
Red Cross
J. Edward Johnson
Red Cross Camp and Hospital Council
National
Europe
M. D. Weaver
Mary Louise Steele
Baptist Church Bible School Opens Monday
The Daily Vacation Bible School at the Baptist Church will open Monday morning at 9 00 o clock. Programs are divided into Beginner Primary and Junior departments led by Miss Betty Henegeld Mrs Dave Jones and Rev N H Habel with several high school and college girls assisting. The school runs each weekday for two weeks excluding weekends and invites all children in the appropriate age groups.
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the Baptist Church
Betty Henegeld
University of Richmond
Dave Jones
Beaver College
John Kerr School
N. H. Habel
Pomona Grange Meeting Scheduled for June 11
Frederick County Pomona Grange will hold its regular quarterly meeting at Middletown Monday night at 8 30. All patrons urged to attend. A public meeting of the Frederick County Board of Supervisors is set for 2 o clock Monday to discuss the Winchester school budget with Grange members and taxpayers invited.
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Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Middletown
Board of Supervisors
Winchester
Grange
Vacation Bible School Opens Monday at Presbyterian Church
The Vacation Bible School of the Presbyterian Church will open at 9 o'clock Monday morning June 11. Children aged two to 12 will be enrolled. The Christ Episcopal Church Sunday school joins the Presbyterian effort and others are invited.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Sunday School
Christ Episcopal Church
John W Miller Buys First Auto Tax Stamp
John W Miller of 721 South Loudoun Street becomes the first Winchester resident to purchase the 1945 46 Auto Tax Stamp at the local post office.
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John Miller
John W. Miller
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Russian General pursues policy to disarm Germany utterly
A Western dispatch quotes a field report describing a plan to economically cripple Germany so it cannot rise again as a military power. Berlin is portrayed as ruined beyond repair, with a journalist calling it ghastly and comparable to Stalingrad.
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Germany
Berlin
Stalingrad
Hitler
Reuters
Zhukov
Market Quiet with Edges of Gains in Irregular Trading
New York stocks showed a loose, uneven day with scattered advances and many leaders barely moving. Traders cited hopes for peace time prosperity and concerns over possible policy actions that could affect markets, while volume remained light around 500000 shares.
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New York
Washington
G A A Ladies Exceed Bond Sales Quota in Victory Drive
Winchester G A A reports War Bond sales of 27 975 dollars for the Mighty Seventh after a meeting this week. Marguerite Baker wins the prize for the member selling the most bonds.
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Winchester G. A. A
Marguerite Baker
GAA
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Crabill
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon in Martinsburg for Mrs. Virginia Belle Crabill 75 widow of Jacob Crabill who died Wednesday after an illness of three weeks. A Shenandoah county native she was the daughter of Ananies and Rebecca Funk. She leaves 10 children including Mrs. L. L. Cone and Samuel Crabill of Winchester and several brothers and sisters such as Mrs. Clark Carper of Stephens City. Interment will be at Toms Brook Virginia.
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Martinsburg
Virginia Belle Crabill
Jacob Crabill
Shenandoah County
Ananies
Rebecca Funk
L. L. Cone
Samuel Crabill
Winchester
Clark Carper
Stephens City
Toms Brook
Daily Vacation Bible School at First Brethren Church
The annual program runs June 11 to 22 at First Brethren Church Berry ville. Sessions start 9:00 am and end 11:30 am Monday to Friday for two weeks. Ages 4 to 15 invited. activities include Bible study puzzles games memory work and a final picnic. Prizes credits for perfect attendance and awards. Registrations available at church or on Monday morning. final ceremony June 22 at 8 pm with work shown and certificates awarded.
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First Brethren Church
Berryville
German plan tied to industrial growth and reparations
A German official argued that following a plan would spur industrial development. He said the U.S. Third Army recovered gold hoard would be used by the Reparations Commission as restitution and that some countries had informal advance claims to portions, unnamed.
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Germany
U.S. Third Army
Reparations Commission
Allied Troops In Luzon Mindanao Campaigns Press On
Allied forces claim continued success in the MacArthur theater as ground troops push through Luzon and Mindanao. The 24th Division, near Davao, presses toward Baguio amid harsh heat, moving through dense Abaca groves within 4,200 yards of the town on the Talomo trail. Major General Roscoe B. Woodruff’s units maintain a grinding advance to seize key targets and secure gains after a month of fighting.
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Luzon
Mindanao
24Th Division
Davao City
Baguio
Roscoe B. Woodruff
Talomo Trail
Livestock And Produce Markets Reported From Baltimore
Baltimore livestock and produce market notes for June 9 show steady prices across cattle hogs and lambs with light week receipts. Slaughter cattle steady to higher on select cuts while hogs and sheep largely hold midrange bids amid limited offerings.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Chicago Grain Quotations
Chicago June 9 grain futures were steady to firm in quiet trading. Short covering ahead of the weekend recess supported minor gains. Wheat prices ranged from 1.64 to 1.68, corn 1.15, oats around 64 to 65 cents, rye near 1.34 to 1.43 per bushel.
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Chicago
Rye
Answers to the Daily Quiz for Page 4
Correct responses list: 1 Quorum 2 To care for unmarried mothers and their babies 3 Watt 4 Larger 3 True 6 Donald M Nelson 7 Vandyke 8 Victor Herbert 9 Comrade 10 Kentucky.
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Watt
True
Donald M. Nelson
Vandyke
Victor Herbert
Comrade
Kentucky
Conference completes charter outline on security measures
Officials say the conference finished drafting a final form of the charter chapter detailing economic political and military measures for the security council to enforce security and deter aggression. The world court committee also completed its detail work as tasks remaining became evident.
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Security Council
World Court Committee
Assembly to Meet Publicly Except in Exceptional Circumstances
A committee adopted a resolution urging the United Nations General Assembly to meet in public sessions while allowing closed sessions only in exceptional circumstances. The issue also concerns whether the Security Council and Assembly should meet openly or privately as the conference proceeds.
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Security Council
Assembly
All Nation Assembly
Who Named Broadway The Great White Way?
The name traces to a 1901 play by A. B. Paine, with the term symbolizing Broadway’s brilliant illumination and prominence in New York City.
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Broadway
New York City
Great White Way
A. B. Paine
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