City Softball Standouts Lead Top Teams to Wins
Virginia Woolen and O Sullivan secured key victories as Woolen defeated Star Office 13 3 with Larick allowing four hits and five extra base hits. Patton Willey Legge doubled N Grim tripled Larrick homered. O Sullivan edged Capitol Restaurant 5 3 narrowing the standings gap and placing Restaurant in a tie for fourth with Royal Crown.
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Virginia Woolen
Star Office
Woolen
Larick
Patton
Willey
Legge
N. Grim
Larrick
McIntyre
O’ Sullivan
Capitol
Royal Crown
Office
Capitol Rest
Il Smith
C Lewis
Miller
RF Stine
Ee Jackimier
SS Lamb
Vc Lovett
SF Hoover
LF Cochran
CF _ Weiner
Gram
O’sullivan
H Hart
CF L. Coffelt
Cullers
C Spald
Donald
Market Quotations Baltimore and Chicago Produce and Livestock
Market reports from Baltimore and Chicago detail unchanged prices for produce and eggs in Baltimore with cattle hogs and sheep values steady to mixed. Chicago quotes show salable cattle hogs and sheep activity with steady to lower prices for several classes amid broad market movement.
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Baltimore
Grains Steady to Strong on June 13 Chicago Prices
Chicago grain quotations show steady to firm action with wheat gaining fractions and rye up as much as a penny. Opening bids include Wheat July 1.67 5 8 to 3 4, Sept 1.63 1 2 to 5 8, Dec 1.63 1 4, May 1.63 1 8. Corn Sept 1.18 1 2, Dec 1.15 1 2. Oats July 65 5 8, Sept 63 7 8 to 64, Dec 64 1 4 to 1 8. Rye July 1.44, Sept 1.36 5 8 to 1.37, Dec 1.36 1 4 to 1 2, May 1.36 1 2.
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Chicago
Rye
Local Graded Egg Market Prices by Grade and Size
Market notes show Grade A whites and Browns for larges and extras, Grade B for whites and Browns, Grade C for mediums. Prices listed include 46 38 and 30 35 32 with unknown units.
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Mats Free Weetarselstadh
Aviation Leads Moderate Stock Market Advance
In New York on June 13, air crafts led a selective advance as Pivotals mostly fell or held. Strength in aviation suggested brisk postwar business outlook abroad and at home. Leaders rose over a point. some hit new year highs while buyers grew cautious and restrained. Bonds steadied and commodities mixed with grains higher.
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New York
Local Markets Notice from The Star
Local markets are correct in the daily Star listings but no responsibility is taken for typographical errors that may occur.
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The
Star
Sheriff Gives Boys School Lesson
In Roswell New Mexico six boys confessed to shooting rabbits by car headlights. Sheriff Pat O Neil said they may go free if each writes a 1000 word essay on New Mexico firearms law and reads it in English class next fall.
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Roswell
N. M
Pat O'Neil
New Mexico
No Inclination (Continued from page 1)
Morshead warned of a prolonged Borneo campaign hindered by rivers swamps and poor roads. Japanese withdrawal signals surfaced as traps dummies and depots were spotted near Brooketon. Allied air forces supported landings on Labuan and attacked targets across Brunei Bay as Liberators and fighters flew 170 sorties dropping 163 tons.
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Morshead
Borneo
MacArthur
Brooketon
Don Starr
Government House
Victoria Town
Labuan Island
Labuan
13The
Tambalai
Jesselton
Weston
Beaufort
Brunei Bay
Weight Control booklet promotes healthy eating without drugs
An Evening Star Information Bureau notice offers a booklet on weight control through vitamins calories proteins and carbohydrates. It includes table weights for men and women and requests ten cents postage via a coupon sent to Washington D C. Local sports are featured in the Daily edition.
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Evening Star
Hill to Open New Toy Store Branch in Winchester
Hill's Toy and Novelty Store plans a Winchester branch at 172 174 North Loudoun Street ready in about two weeks. James H. Hill’s Cumberland Md company lists 10 000 items with branches in Martinsburg Hagerstown Frostburg and Chambersburg. Foster Gain will manage with his wife joining from Martinsburg and moving to Winchester when open.
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Hill
North
Loudoun Street
Foster Gain
Winchester
Postal Telegraph
Ritz
James H. Hill
Cumberland
Gain
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Frostburg
Chambersburg
State Post Not Being Changed State Post Not Being Changed
President Truman said no change is planned in the State Department chief Edward R. Stettinius Jr. He joked about the inquiry and confirmed Stettinius will accompany him to an upcoming meeting with Churchill and Stalin, expected in 30 to 40 days.
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Washington
Truman
State Department
Edward R. Stetuinius, Jr
Stettinius
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Canning Sugar Quota Cut and Issuance Challenges
Local sugar allotment for canning has been reduced to 50.4 percent of last year's quota with a maximum of seven and one half pounds per person. After issuing 15 pounds per person previously, the board cannot distribute the remaining quota at seven and a half pounds. If no extra allotment arrives, the board may have to issue four pounds per person to finish the quota, using five pound stamps and few one pound stamps. An additional allotment could restore seven and a half or 15 pounds per person.
Peace treaty ending last war signed in 1921 Berlin
The treaty was signed August 25, 1921 in Berlin by United States and German representatives. It was ratified September 17 by the German National Council and ratified by the United States Senate on October 18 with 66 to 20.
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Berlin
United States
German National Council
United States Senate
Truman urges restoring OWI budget amid wartime duties
President Truman urged Congress to restore the full OWI budget, arguing the office is essential as the nation fights on. Senate supporters say the House cut of about 18 million should be pared back, with Elmer Davis to appear before Appropriations Subcommittee.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Office of War Information
House
OWI
McKellar
D.tenn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Elmer Davis
Appropriations
OWT
War Bond Sales Surpass Five Billion in 7th Loan Drive
Washington reports end of day totals show individual purchases in the seventh war loan drive reach 5,280,000,000 dollars, 75.4 percent of the 7 billion quota. E Bond sales stand at 2,377,000,000 dollars, 59 percent of the 4 billion goal.
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Washington
Retail Clerks Bond Selling Contest Nears Close
Last minute bond sales come in as the Retail Clerk's Bond Selling contest nears its Thursday June 14 end. Leader Julia Beavers of Workingman's Store has 53 bonds, with Gladys Good of Bell Clothes at 42. In money, Christie Fansler of Margaret Hodgson's leads with 10025 dollars, runner-up Fay Lee of McCrory's with 5250 dollars.
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Julia Beavers
Workingman’s Store
Gladys Good
Bell Clothes
Christie Fansler
Margaret Hodgson
Fay Lee
McCrory’s
Truman praises envoys as Big Three meet date set
President Truman lauds Davies and Hopkins for easing Soviet stance on veto at San Francisco. He confirms Hopkins helped shape Polish issue talks and notes no announcement on arrests of 16 Poles. He pledges press access parity and secret conference limits, with Leahy and JCS reps accompanying. He hopes for a free election in Poland after Moscow talks.
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Davies
Hopkins
San Francisco
Russia
Truman
Moscow
Charles G. Ross
William D Leahy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ross
Poland
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Royal Crown Star Office
Capital Restaurant
Universal Pictures
Gypey Wildcat
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
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U.S
R. L. Bannerman
Gen. J. C. Holmes
James Riddleberger
Fred Lyon
Europe
Doenitz
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Clarence
Oleg
Ieee
Asee Sobers
League
Atewee
Sesceer
Orcs
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Eye St. N. E
Washington, D. C
United
Sas
Germany
Nelson Hower
Ights
Pol
Okinawa
Marine Corps Photo
International
Cloverdale Olello
Spain
Cloverdale
Alfonso XIII
Cloverdale Bpring Co
Newville
D. A. Gordon Company
Cloverdale S.ft Drinks
de Luxe
Souther Carrier
Joan Davis
Jack Haley
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