Middletown Minks Edge Park 4-3 On Late Rally
The Middletown Minks defeated Park 4-3 as Judy of the Minks pitched well under pressure in the eighth inning. Key hits came from Garrett, Keith, Judy, and Jenkins with E Cooley and Cullers contributing runs, while Park tallied in the fourth and late innings. Bobby Houghton also pitched effectively for the Minks.
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Winchester Park
Minks
Garrett
Keith
Judy
Jenkins
Cullers
James Judy
E. Cooley
Cooley
E. Jenkins
E. Keller
Emmart
Keller
Michael
EB. Johnson
Emmatt
Abner Johnson
Clark
Johnson
Royston
Bobby Houghton
Sisasces
Isies
Reavenes
Fike Cscs
Pddietown
Reiddletown
Oaannes E. Cooley
Kel
Chael
Tenkins
Air Offensive Counter Attacks in Orel Sector
Midday communique reports air offensive counter attacks to drive Soviet forces from captured settlements. Both German and Russian forces massed large concentrations in the important Orel sector.
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Orel
White Sox Final Call Sets Future in Players’ Hands
Sam Ensogna demands a clear answer on whether the White Sox will report at the Fairgrounds tonight at 6 30 and whether they will play. He notes only two or three men have reported and insists on a definitive decision. The team is set to meet the Remount Depot in Winchester next Sunday with a possible return game if transportation issues are resolved.
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White Sox
Sam Ensogna
Fairgrounds
Mebbe
Sam
Winchester
Star
Harry 1
Baltimore Market Quotation Notes June 14
Market report from Baltimore and Chicago NG indicates mixed activity in livestock and produce. Apples and poultry prices shown, with cattle hogs and sheep quotations, including cuts of beef and pork values and case counts.
Hog prices steady with gains at Pittsburgh market
Pittsburgh June 14 hogs salable steady to 15 cents higher. 160-180 lb 14.60-14.70, 180-200 lb 14.60-14.70, 200-220 lb 14.60-14.70, 220-250 lb 14.50-14.70, 250-290 lb 14.30-14.50, 290-350 lb 14.00-14.30, 100 lb 13.25-14.00, roughs 12.75-13.50. Other livestock steady and unchanged.
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Baltimore
W. Va
Bubas U
Ben Davis
U. S
Chicago
U.S. Dept
Pittsburgh Livestock
Pittsburgh
Dept. Agri
Stock Market Report Signals Gloom Amid Tax Focus
New York June 14 Soft spots spread through the market with losses in leaders from fractions to about a point. Stability gave way by midday as volume accelerated rails fell faster than industrials. Tax concerns rather than war news dominated speculation and investment. Idle cash remained plentiful as buyers waited for developments at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Local Markets Noted As Corrected Daily
The Star states markets are corrected daily and disclaims responsibility for typographical errors or minor inaccuracies in the daily local market listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Correct answers for the Page fe Se penerneicenten quiz
The text lists correct responses for a quiz item sequence: Question 3 on Fair Employment Practice. option a yielding 60,000. question 8 asks for one-eighth. question 9 identifies New Guinea. question 10 is True.
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I . Senta
New Guinea
True
Most Fathers To Be In Uniform By Close of 1943
Hearing on wartime manpower outlines inductions through 1944 with 700000 expected in the first six months of 1944 and 117000 monthly. McNutt and Hershey discuss no broad exemption for fathers and aim to plan based on 18 year olds as the main source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNutt
Hershey
Armed Services
McNutt and Hershey
Munitions Industries
Frederick Farmers Seek Labor Solutions Amid Hay Shortage
Frederick county farmers report a drought of hay worsened by late alfalfa cutting and wet weather. Many former workers head to Martinsburg hospital site while others hold full time jobs in Winchester. Efforts to recruit a migratory labor camp falter due to contract rules and transport issues. Local steerin g committee includes Roy Cather Amos Shryock Wyatt Richard Harry W Butler C Irvine Cather and County Agent Stine.
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Martinsburg
Winchester
Frederick County
Frederick
Mr. Bond
Roy Cather
Amos Shryock
Wyatt Richard
Harry W. Butler
C. Irvine Cather
Stine
Berryville Daily Event Reports Highlight Local Updates
Berryville and Clarke County residents report community happenings in Berryville daily notes. Items include local meetings, school activities, public notices, and weather briefings affecting Boyce and surrounding towns.
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Berryville
Boyce
Clarke County
Local Navy Promotions and Training Updates
Holmes R. Wisecarver, former local police officer, promoted to Petty Officer Second Class and attached to the gunnery division. He joined the Navy June 25, 1942, and saw action at Casablanca. Clinton Cochran leaves for Kessler Field to begin pilot training after working at Culpeper. Pvt. Alfred Ashton, in the Marines, reports from the Canal Zone after boat training at Parris Island and a ten day leave in April. Details on addresses remain restricted.
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Holmes R. Wisecarver
Navy
Casablanca
Carrie Ashton
Pvt
Alfred Ashton
Parris Island
D. C
Canal Zone
O. K
Glen Echo
Q. K
RAF Bombing Runs and New Tactical Air Force Plans
RAF and U S Eighth Air Force carried out raids across the Ruhr and northern France with heavy bombers and fighters. The Ruhr attacks aimed at chemical plants and armament works with thousands of incendiaries. fires raged in Duesseldorf Münster area and Bochum during the largest raid yet. A new RAF tactical air force to support Allied armies preparing for invasion was announced, mirroring the successful Tunisian model.
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Cham
Ruhr
Bochum
RAF
Duesseldorf-Muenster
U. S
Wilhelmshaven
Cuxhaven
Eighth Air Force
Europe
Britain
Smilar
Tunisia
RAF Fighter Command
France
Holland
Air Ministry
U. S. Air Force
French
Plymouth
Grain prices ease on light losses in Chicago pits
Easy undertone dominates early trading in Chicago grain pits with only fractional losses. Wheat futures open at July 145 1 4 to Dec 1 47 5 8, Corn July 1 05, Sept 1 05, Rye July 98 to Sept 99 3 4.
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Chicago
Shot Is Fatal To R. A. Dix
Ralph Andrew Dix twenty six son of Mr and Mrs J W Dix of near Greenspring was found dead at home Saturday night about 845 o clock a shotgun with one shell fired by his side Deputy Sheriff DeHaven responded It is believed he was despondent after a physical examination in Richmond He is survived by six sisters and one brother and was a member of the White Hall Methodist Church Funeral services set with pallbearers listed and burial planned at Old Stone Church Cemetery near Greenspring.
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Ralph Andrew Dix
J. W. Dix
Greenspring
DeHaven
Dix
Richmond
Elsie Hensley
Blanche Anderson
Aubrey Gilliam
Rachel Bean
Winchester
Ethel Pangle
Staunton
Lucille Prye
Henderson
James William Dix
White Hall Methodist Church
Omps
Teter
Jack Milburn
Albert Luttrell
Floyd Luttrell
Austin Tusing
Benny Stotler
Reginald Wilson
Old Stone Church
Sicilians Watch For Air Fleets Surrender Near Linosa Island
British naval forces accepted surrender from about 140 Italian garrison troops on Linosa after a brief air raid and bombardment. Kern Lee AP reports the British destroyer Nubian observed white flags as the Italians surrendered, while heavy bombing earlier struck Pantelleria and Lampedusa.
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Kern Lee
Associated Press
Hugh A. Corbett
Lee
Nubian
Linosa
Garrion
Pantelleria
Lampedusa
Baltimore Grain Market Closing
Wheat No 2 red winter and corn prices listed with spot and delivery basis. The report notes prices in Baltimore on June 14 with mentions of Winchester market values and domestic garlicky spot terms.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Postwar CCC revival urged to aid millions
Washington discussion advocates reestablishment of the Civilian Conservation Corps after the war to provide work for up to six million youths and men. James J. McEntee says 30 thousand camps could house six million for four years or one million for 24 years. Representative Tarver insists CCC or similar group will be needed after the emergency. Federal program would cost about 2.96 billion.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
House Appropriations Committee
James J. McEntee
Rep. Tarver
Dga
CCO
Congress
Virginia Soldiers Held Prisoners of War List
War Department released the names of 560 U S soldiers held as prisoners of war, including five Virginians. Of the total 264 in Japan, 291 in Germany, five in Italy, two Virginians in Japan. Names and next of kin listed for five Virginians: Major R Townsend Artman, Mrs Little Brinkley Artman of Suffolk. Private William E Sutherland, Mrs th Vane over Sutherland of Clin. Arthur W Buckner, Mrs Mary B Buckner. Oscar A Kuykendall, Ian Kay. Private Riddick L Willoughby, Mrs Elizabeth H Willoughby.
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War Department
United States
Japan
Germany
Italy
R. Townsend Artman
Little Brinkley Artman
Suffolk
William E. Sutherland
Th Vane Over Sutherland
Clin
Arthur W. Buckner
Mary B. Buckner
Oscar A. Kuykendall
Ian K. Kay
Mavel Proving Ground
Riddick L. Willoughby
Elizabeth H Willoughby
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Middletown
Park’s
Judy Cool
Loss
Park
Righth
K. L
Good
Board
North Loudoun
Hansbrough
Carter Bidz
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Stock Market Report
Winchester Leesburs
Harpers F
Potomac
Attu Island
Portland
Ore
Marian Dunlap
W. Forester
Sgt
Lawrence Bradley
Pearl Harbor
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
East Piccadilly St
Frederick Farmers
Capudine
Clinton Cochran
W. 8. Cochran
Kessler Field
Miss
Clinton
C. & P. Telephone Company
Culpeper
Motorola
Dial
Goodyear
S. Braddock
Main St
R. A. Dix
C.C.C
Virginia
du Pont
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
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