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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1942

Page

3

Victory Meeting at Charles Town Opens on Monday

The Victory Meeting at Charles Town Jockey Club runs June 15 to July 4 with all profits split 40 percent Army relief 40 percent Navy relief and 20 percent to West Virginia charities. The West Virginia Turf Fund Committee and club donate expenses and equipment while jockeys accept stamps or bonds in lieu of part of their fees.

Charles Town W. Va Charles Town Jockey Club Army Navy Army Relief Navy Relief West Virginia West Virginia Turf Fund Committee Alpert J. Boyle Leeds K. Riely William C. Perry Bone U. S

Fights Last Night Roundup From Cities

In Chicago Melio Bettina 189 of Beacon NY outpointed Altus Allen 187 of Chicago in a 10 round bout Willie Joyce 137 1 2 of Gary IN outpointed Carmelo Fenoy 138 of New York in 10 rounds New London Johnny Clark 152 of New York outpointed opponent from Providence RI 6 rounds Jacksonville Tommy Gomez 180 of US Army outpointed Tucker 180 of US Navy 10 rounds Los Angeles John Thomas 133 of Los Angeles outpointed Petey Scalzo 135 1 4 of New York 10 rounds

Associated Press Chicago Melio Bettina Beacon N. Y Altus Allen Willie Joyce Gary Ind Carmelo Fenoy New York New London Conn Johnny Clark Providence R. I Jacksonville Fla Tommy Gomez U. S. Army Ied Tucker U. S. Navy Los Angeles John Thomas Petey Scalzo

Treasury Receipts and Debt Update June 11

Treasury reports receipts of 65.9 million dollars and expenditures of 180.0 million on June 11. Total debt stands at 74.79 billion, with an increase of 22.58 million from the previous day.

Princeton Wins Car negie Cup on Housatonic River

Princeton finished first with a two mile time of 10 46 2 on the Housatonic River Conn. Yale-O placed second in the Car negie Cup races.

Housatonic River Conn Princeton Yale

Watling Street Wins 1941 Derby At Newmarket

Lord Derby's Watling Street defeats Hyperides by a length in the wartime Derby before a large crowd. King George's entry, the favorite four to six, finishes sixth as Watling Street sets a new course record for the mile and a half at two minutes 29 seconds.

Henry Wragg Britain Watling Street Hyperides Ujiji Newmarket Lord Derby

Stars spark winning drives as Cubs, A’s win

Yesterday's games feature Bill Nicholson of the Cubs hitting two doubles and a single driving in two runs and scoring the deciding run against the Braves. Russ Christopher of the Athletics pitched three innings of relief allowing one hit to save a win as A’s topped the Indians. Mort Cooper of the Cardinals hurled a five hit shutout to beat the Phillies.

Associated Press Bill Nicholson Cubs Braves Russ Christopher Athletics Indians A’s Mort Cooper Cardinals Phils

Baseball Schedule Here Tomorrow

Park and Sox games scheduled for 2 30 pm at Park diamond and White Post. Red Sox face Marshall at Lucy Lane Park at 2 30 pm.

Lexington One of the Most Powerful Ships of Its Class

The Lexington, renowned as a swift and mighty carrier, set speed and horsepower records in 1928 and, with the Saratoga, was the longest warship built at Bethlehem’s Fore River yard. Commissioned in 1928, it carried out the fame boosting 1937 search for Amelia Earhart and survived unless reports of its sinking circulated during early World War II.

Lexington Saratoga Fore River Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation Quincy Mass Amelian Earhart Lae New Guinea Howland Island Berlin Pearl Harbor Hawaii Coral Sea

No Mistake Wins At Upperville Colt Show

E L Redmon of Middleburg owns No Mistake which captured the championship for three year olds at the 52nd Upperville Colt and Horse Show. Clifton Mark owned by EB M Greer Jr took reserve. Puritan Boy owned by Peach Brothers won the three year old lightweight class and was second in the trophy class. Today features thoroughbred classes ladies hunters the Corinthian class and two harness driving events.

Upperville No Mistake E. L. Redmon Middleburg Clifton Mark EB. M. Greer, Jr Co. d’Esprit Clifton Farms L. M. Allen Clark County Puritan Boy Peach Brothers

May Veto Farm Bill If No Compromise Reached

Washington June 13 Reliable Senate sources say President Roosevelt may veto the annual farm appropriation bill unless a Senate House conference committee finds a new basis for compromise. House opposition centers on selling not more than 150 million bushels of surplus government wheat for livestock feed at about 83 cents a bushel and on including 200 million dollars in soil conservation payments before parity payments can be made on several crops. The Senate met administration demands three weeks ago, but the House rejected both provisions and the Senate conferees were instructed to stand fast in negotiations with the House.

Washington Senate Roosevelt House Conference White House House

Hart By Plane In Forced Landing

Norfolk Virginia June 13 James F Price and Emmett Ray employees of the Virginia Engineering Company were injured when the truck they rode on Taussig boulevard was struck by a navy fighter plane attempting a forced landing. Both men were held at the naval air station dispensary for observation. The pilot, who had taken off moments earlier, was not seriously injured.

Norfolk James F. Price Emmett Ray Virginia Engineering Company Taussig Boulevard Naval Air Station Dispensary Fifth Naval District Public Relations Office

George Jones to Attend National Traffic Safety Institute

George Jones chairman of the Junior Board Traffic Safety Committee leaves today for Yale University to spend a week at the National Institute of Traffic Safety. He previously attended programs in California and Tennessee in prior years.

George Jones Yale University National Institute of Traffic Safety California Tennessee

Market Quotations Livestock and Produce from Baltimore

Baltimore market notes show mixed movement with poultry steady, yearlings 14.25 to 14.85 top, steers 12.50 to 14.00, cows weak, calves unevenly steady, hogs 13.80 to 14.55 by weight depending on grade, and sheep around 15 to 16 for lambs. Chicago reports tighter supplies and higher sheep and lambs, hogs steady to slightly lower, cattle under pressure, vealers down, and bids around 14 to 15 for select lambs. Pittsburgh lists hogs and cattle steady, calves slow, lambs 15 to 16, sheep absent.

Chicago U. S Pittsburgh Livestock Pittsburgh

Virginian POW Name Released From Japanese Captivity

The War Department released the names of 153 U S Marines held as prisoners of war by Japan. Earl Benson Ercanbrack, first sergeant, of Norfolk is listed among the men held at Zentsuji on Shikoku Island Japan. his wife is Mrs Anita Ercanbrack of 900 Brandon Avenue Norfolk.

Washington War Department United States Zentsuji Shikoku Island Japan Earl Benson Ercanbrack Anita Breanbrack Brandon Avenue Norfolk

Stock Market Report on a Uneven June Session

New York June 13 Selected stocks showed a modest recovery but leaders faded at the close with slow activity and about 100000 shares traded in two hours. General Motors Chrysler Santa Fe Anaconda Du Pont American Can Allied Chemical U. S. Gypsum Standard Oil Sperry United Aircraft Sears Roebuck International Harvester led. U S Steel Bethlehem Southern Pacific Kennecott Woolworth Johns Manville Air Reduction Glenn Martin lagged.

New York Wall Street General Motors Chrysler Santa Fe Anaconda du Pont American Can Allied Chemical U. S. Gypsum Standard Oil Sperry United Aircraft Sears Roebuck International Harvester U.S. Steel Bethlehem Southern Park Kennecott Woolworth Johns Manville Air Reduction Glenn Martin American Telephone United Milk Aluminum of America American Super and Power Niagara Hudson Power

Evashevski Joins Navy Reserve Ensign Rank

Forrest Evashevski former Michigan star and Pitt backfield coach has been appointed an Ensign in the Naval Reserve. The 24 year old came from Hamilton College where he coached last year and is married with a four month old son. Pitt may not replace him, keeping the job open until servicemen return.

Pittsburgh Forrest Evashevski University of Michigan Pitt Naval Reserve Navy Procurement Office Evashevski Hamilton College Clinton N. Y

Storages Report on Apple Holdings in Virginia

Richmond Virginia June 13 reports from 34 cold storages show 4 603 358 bushels of apples stored in Virginia during the 1941 42 season The cold storages moved 16 4 percent by rail and 83 6 percent by motor truck from storage versus last season 5 7 percent by rail and 94 3 percent by truck The out of storage movement was 46 percent by rail and 54 percent by truck compared with 35 4 and 64 6 in 1940 41.

Richmond Virginia Virginia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service

Harber couple welcome daughter Pearl in Fort Wayne

War baby news from Fort Wayne Indiana reports Mr and Mrs Carl F Harber are the proud parents of a newborn daughter named Pearl born June 13.

Fort Wayne, Ind Carl F. Harber Pearl

Chicago Grain Quotations June 13 1942 opening prices

Wheat futures opened higher on news of government storage expansion for the 1942 crop and 1943 acreage minimum. Jly wheat 1.19 1 4, Sep 1.21 3 8, Dec 1.24 3 4. Corn Jly 86 1 8, Sep 88 7 8, Dec 91. Oats Jly 48 1 2, Sep 49 5 8. Soybeans Jly old 1.71 1 2. Rye Jly 64 5 8, Sep 67 3 4, Dec 71 3 8.

Chicago Jly Oats Boybeans Jly Old Rye

Japanese Said To Be Overdue For Earthquake

Father J Joseph Lynch of Fordham observes Japan shows a quake pattern from records in 1891 1896 1906 1923 1927 1933 1935 with eight year average between shocks nine years since last big quake. Coasts shift volcanoes threaten. Lightning-like bomb idea rejected.

Paul J. C. Friedlander New York J. Joseph Lynch Fordham University Japan Kwanto Yokohama Tokyo Father Lynch Formosa Pacific Ocean Sea of Japan United Nations James H. Doolittle Fujiyama Favier Lynch

Decree in Gordon Estate Referenced in Frederick County Court

In Virginia circuit court a decree directs a master commissioner to report on all Gordon estate properties and interested parties. Creditors are notified to file claims by June 23 1942 at 143A North Loudoun Street with proceedings continuing until completion. J W Baker Master Commissioner M M Lynch p q facilitate the process.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Charles J. Gordon Ida May Owen M. M. Lynch North Loudoun Street J. W. Baker P. Q

Half of Japan's Best Aircraft Carriers Are Lost

Naval reports and pilot accounts indicate Japan lost about six of its fleet carriers during the Coral Sea and Midway battles, with several more damaged. The setback halves Japan's carrier strength and weakens its ability for major offensive action, while the United States lost the Lexington and sustained damage to another carrier.

Washington Midway Coral Sea Japan Pacific United States Lexington Langley Java

Late News Timing Around the World

The STAR notes press time zones with 9 P M in London 10 P M in Berlin Rome and 11 P M in the Balkans indicating rapid late news cycles and global synchronization.

STAR London Berlin Rome Balkans

Pageantry Slashed At Annapolis

War clouds cast a pall over Annapolis for the United States Academy event week. About 615 seniors slated to be commissioned early face truncated ceremonies and a reduced parade roster as naval officials push officers to battle stations with minimal public fanfare.

Annapolis Navy United States Academy Naval Fa Oray Marine Corps

Divorce Action in Winchester Court Decree Public Notice

In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court Winchester Virginia on May 30 1942 Charles E Holsinger plaintiff and Willa Nelle Holsinger defendant seek a mensa et theren divorce on desertion The affidavit shows the defendant not resident of Virginia She must appear within ten days after due publication A copy of this order is to be published weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star and posted at the court house front door before June 1 Rule day P J Marshall Clerk John W Rice P G

Willa Nelle Holsinger Virginia Winchester

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Position of the Treasury Alice Marble Madison Square Garry York City Grafton Hart Complete Tobacco Line Valley Newstand Department For Ladies Children Valley News Stand East Piccadilly Baltimore Jap Island Stock Market Report Apple Holdings War Civil Service Winchester Business College Fordham Clarke County George W. Kurtz Corporation Court Charles E. Holsinger Continental Congress Shenandoah Valley National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sherwin-Williams Paints Guenwin Williams Suerwin Willlams Pring Suenwin Miller’s Hardware N. Loudoun
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