Berlin Churches Open for Worship With Soviet Approval
Berlin remains war scarred as Protestant Catholic and Jewish worship resumes under Soviet approval. Arthur Werner, 68, Berlin’s Russian-appointed burgomaster, notes about 20 churches are open and that a Catholic priest, Father Bucholtz, now runs the town’s Department of Religion. He cites ongoing Nazi stills, a rotating religious council, and optimistic hopes for schools and transit improvements aided by Red Army trucks and buses.
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Berlin
Arthur Werner
Bezarin
Red Army
Werner
Father Bucholtz
Bucholtb
Morris Rosenthal
Philadelphia
Otto Mark Geschke
Gen. Bezarin
Touring Senators Visit Vatican Audience With Pope
U S Senate Military Affairs and Appropriations Committee members were received by Pope Pius XII in Vatican City. Myron Taylor presented them, as he heads to Paris then the United States with his wife.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
U. S. Senate Military Affairs and Appropriations Committee
Myron Taylor
Vatican
Paris
United States
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Daily in The Star. Dr Clendening delivers clear health guidance, presenting medical insights and practical tips for readers seeking reliable, expert information on common wellness questions.
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Ration Calendar details stamp validity and renewals
The Associated Press notes stamps for meats, processed foods, sugar, shoes, and gasoline with expiration dates through summer and fall. It lists Book Four red stamps E2 to Z2, blue stamps N2 to Hl, and airplane shoe stamps, plus new gas coupons valid through June 21 and adjustments through August 31.
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Associated Press
OPA
Local Markets and Grain Prices Summary
Local wholesale and retail markets list grain prices and livestock ranges with products from flour to corn meal and mixed feeds. Prices appear for patent brand flour in bags and cwt, corn meal, shelled corn, eggs, and various livestock categories including hogs, cattle, lambs, and poultry. Multiple grades and pack sizes are shown, alongside a dense ledger of regional market figures and exchangeable goods.
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Fieierse Ubtinoeeretis
USA
Seeeeeesl
Seupkey Sladlet al
Ata
Cratchereeni
Real Estate Owners Push Congress For Rent Ceiling Relief
Landlords led by a group claiming 8,000,000 property owners press Congress to extend price controls beyond a year. They say OPA keeps rent ceilings at 100 percent, urging relief without specifying a fixed percentage rise. Senate sessions loom as House action remains pending.
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Congress
OPA
Congressional
Downs
Senate
House
Death Called Mrs. Everhart in City
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Joy Everhart 53 wife of Joseph L Everhart died at 7 30 am at 1309 South Loudoun Street after five weeks illness. Born September 27 1891 in Berkeley County West Virginia she was active in Montague Avenue Methodist Church. Survived by husband and eight children with several in the Army and at home. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm from sister 716 East Cork Street Rev John Teter officiating. Interment in Hedgesville West Virginia Cemetery.
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Mary
Elizabeth Joy Everhart
Joseph L. Everhart
South
Loudoun Street
Berkeley County
W. Va
John H
Margaret Young Joy
Montague Avenue
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
William H.everhart
Robert P. Everhart
U. S. Army
Bernard L. Everhart
Edward \. Everhart
Joseph E. Everhart
Maber Stayton
Winchester
Edith Mae Everhart
Maude E. Everhart
Laura’ Everhart
John H. Joy
East Cork Street
John Teter
Hedgesville
Three New Jersey Men Bound Over For Robbery by Violence
In Roanoke on June 11 the Police Court bound three New Jersey men to the grand jury on robbery by violence and assault charges. Bettie Ruth Davidson testified that after a drinking party at the Patrick Henry Hotel June 1 the men beat and robbed her of 95 dollars from a chest of drawers. Names include Joseph Cassesa alias Joseph Carillo Dominick Menza and Theodore Muriello alias Theodore T Richardson.
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Roanoke
New Jersey
Bettie Ruth Davidson
Princeton
V. Va
Patrick Henry
Joseph Cassesa
Joseph Carillo
Newark
N. J
Dominick Menza
William Harley
Theodore Muriello
Theodore T. Richardson
Irvington
Harley
Cassela
War loan totals for multiple firms reported
The report lists seven companies including O Sullivan Rubber, Clearbrook Woolen, Winchester Woolen, Virginia Woolen, National Fruit Products, M J Grove Lime, and SEVENTH WAR LOAN COMPANY with totals 850, 81, 112, 604, 303, 90 and an overall 2,043. Amounts show 73,650 dollars and 106 percent.
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O’sullivan Rubber Company
Clearbrook Woolen Company
Winchester Woolen Company
Virginia Woolen Company
National Fruit Products Company
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Grigg urges synchronized withdrawal from Levant
Sir Edward Grigg, British resident minister in the Middle East, proposes that French and British forces withdraw simultaneously from the Levant states. He denies French charges of prewar reinforcement and calls for a peace settled by British American and French consultation excluding Russia, with Syria and Lebanon treated alike.
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Beyrouth
Edward Grigg
Middle East
Levant
Oliva Rogest
Syria
Grigg
Far East
United States
Russia
Lebanon
Fuel Shortage May Become Acute
Richmond Virginia June 11 John J. Howard state director of Solid Fuels Conservation today urged Virginia home owners to prepare for winter by installing insulation storm sashes weather stripping and by cleaning and repairing heating equipment. He said the collapse of Germany did not end the fuel shortage and 20 percent curtailment in domestic coal deliveries will remain in effect this winter.
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Richmond
John J. Howard
Virginia
Germany
Halt Sugar Shipments Abroad Cited To Avert Shortage
Washington June 11 The Republican Congressional food study committee urges a six month halt in non military sugar shipments overseas. Rep Jonkman of Michigan says embargo would free about 170000 tons monthly for home canning and industrial uses, delaying exports amid sugar stock rumors.
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Washington
Republican Congressional Food Study Committee
Jonkman
R.mich
Pond Construction To Be Extended In Virginia
Richmond June 11 The oil conservation service ends post war plans for pond work on Virginia farms. Six ponds in the upper Winchester valley near completion. L M Walker Jr state agriculture commissioner says ponds to be fed by surface water. Drainage of 100 to 200 acres keeps a pond operating. Farmers gain fish and stock watering. Superphosphates and cottonseed meal used with excellent results. Valley ponds will stock fish, mainly for watering stock.
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Richmond
Oil Conservation Service
Virginia
Winchester Valley
L. M. Walker, Jr
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Japanese Diet Passes Wartime Emergency Bill For Decree Rule
The lower house approved an amended wartime emergency bill granting Premier Kantaro Suzuki near dictatorial power to rule by decree after a six hour delay from committee objections. Radio Tokyo and Radio Tokyo indicate the House of Peers would likely approve the revised bill.
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Associated Press
Kantaro Suzuki
Japan
Radio Tokyo
House of Peers
Locker Materials Applied For
Front Royal Virginia June 11 Skyline Frosted Lockers Inc secretary Walter A Wine said materials for a proposed cold storage warehouse are assured when W P B requirements for rental of food lockers are met. He noted prior priority quotes and that two Front Royal men began construction on false assumptions about W P B approval. The building would house more than 500 food freezing units and a general food market.
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Front Royal
Walter A. Wine
Skyline Frosted Lockers, Inc
Radar Examination Interest Grows in Winchester
The Navy announces a RADAR test on Tuesday June 12 at 10 30 A M at the Winchester Post Office. Eligible are 17 year olds with two years of high school and draft age men 18 to 30 who pass the pre induction physical. Inductees passing the test receive a Navy assignment letter. 17 year olds may enlist as seamen first class with parental consent before turning 18. Call Winchester Recruiting Station at 4201 for details.
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Navy
Winchester
A. Nebelkopf
Irene Dunne to Receive Honorary Doctor of Music
Irene Dunne, who studied at Chicago Musical College and once aimed to teach music, will be awarded an honorary doctor of music degree by the college. Dr Rudolph Ganz announced she will receive the degree at the commencement in Orchestra Hall next Thursday.
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Chicago
Irene Dunne
Chicago Musical College
Rudolph Ganz
Patton Sees War Then Hopes Time Off From Duty
Gen George S Patton Jr urged the army to let him take today off to visit friends while Gen James H Doolittle prepared to depart for Seattle after a massive Southern California welcome. In a 120 mile motorcade crowds near a million cheered the two commanders as Patton attended services at the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour in San Gabriel and told Sunday School children that wars will recur and soldiers and nurses of the next war are in the crowd.
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Los Angeles
George 3. Patton, Jr
James H. Doolittle
California
Seattle
Patton
Episcopal Church of Our Saviour
San Gabriel
Sunday Sermon Surprises as Lightning Strikes Church
FAIRMONT W V June 11 Dr David K Allen's Sunday morning sermon carried an unplanned portent when a bolt struck the church yesterday afternoon. The lightning shattered a large stone cross cornice tower.
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Fairmont
W. Va
David K. Allen
Sremon
Retired Clarke County Contractor Dies After Illness
Luther William Rufus Bell a Clarke county contractor and carpenter aged 63 died Saturday evening June 9 at Winchester Memorial Hospital after weeks of illness. Born October 3 1881 in Bluemont he was son of Mrs Sarah Poston Bell and the late John David Bell. He is survived by his mother a daughter Pauline Bell Saunders and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday June 12 at 10 am from John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with interment in Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers are George Bell David Bell Jack Bell James Bell Bill Ballinger and Lewis Poston.
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Luther
William Rufus Bell
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sarah Poston Bell
Bluemont
John David Bell
Bell
Daisy Myrtle Thompson
John Bell
Pauline Bell Saunders
Beryville
John H. Enders
Berryville
Paul Shultz
Hamilton, Va
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Green Hill Cemetery
George Bell
David Bell
Jack Bell
James Bell
Bill Ballinger
Lewis Poston
City Struck by Savage Windstorm. 8 Hurt, $1.5 Million Damages
Jamestown New York June 11 repair crews worked to restore power and clear wreckage after a savage windstorm last night injuring eight and causing about 1.5 million dollars in damage. The storm hit Brooklyn Square business district about 930 PM tearing roofs and upper floors from buildings and felling trees and utility poles breaking electric and telephone service.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Brooklyn Square
Business Center
Mrs Hammock Dies at Reliance After Weeklong Illness
Mrs Lizzie Lee Hammock 66 wife of Daniel Hammock of Reliance died at 8 45 PM at the home of her son Harry Hammock in Reliance after a week of paralysis following a sudden illness on the way to church. She was born May 12 1870 and lived most of her married life in Reliance. Survived by husband, children H A Snapp Hayfield Charles Hammock Middletown and Harry Hammock Reliance. brothers and sisters Simon Carl Stokes Strasburg Cary Stokes Mrs Fred Baker Lexington Wilbur Stokes Philadelphia and four grandchildren. Funeral from her son's Reliance home Wednesday at 2 00 PM and 2 30 PM from Reliance United Brethren Church. Rev L P Tederick to officiate. Interment Riverview Cemetery Strasburg.
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Lizzie Lee Hammock
Daniel Hammock
Reliance
Harry Hammock
Martha Jane Stokes
Bennets Chapel
United Brethren Church
Missionary Society
Hammock
H. A. Snapp
Hayfield
Charles Hammock
Middletown
Simon
Carl Stokes
Strasburg
Cary Stokes
Crawford
Fred Baker
Lexington
Wilbur Stokes
Philadelphia
Reliance United Brethren Church
L. P. Tederick
Riverview Cemetery
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Answers cover Okinawa, whales are mammals, the WAACs, Mississippi Missouri, Stockholm, Adriatic, Ulysses, ninety days or discharge for disability, mold from spoiled citrus, and George W Norris.
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Waacs
Mississippi- Missouri
Stockholm
Adriatic
Ulysses
George W. Norris
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