Golliday Rites To Be Sunday
Funeral services for Robert L. Golliday 78 will be held Sunday at 2:30 PM from Salem Brethren Church near Vaucluse with Rev Cephas Fahnestock officiating. Interment will follow in the adjoining cemetery. Surviving are eight children including Albert, Sam, Bennett, Raymond, Roy, George, Paul and others. Golliday, a Shenandoah County native, died suddenly of a heart attack after returning from work at a Middletown farm. He served in World War I and was predeceased by Mary Alice Bailey Golliday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L
Son
Leslie
Middle
Thurea
Salem Brethren Church
Vaucluse
Cephas Fahnestock
Bennett L
Middletown
Raymond
Winchester
Roy
Wash
D. C
George
Baltimore
Paul Golliday
Boyce
Golliday
Charles Golliday
Notice of Reference in Brannon Estate Case Frederick VA
In Frederick County Virginia the circuit court refers the Brannon estate case to a commissioner for reporting on personal and real property debts heirs and distribution. The master commissioner sets July 3 1943 at 10 AM at 46 Rouss Avenue for proceeding with the report with publication to serve as notice to all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Brannon
Et Als
I. Brannon
E. B.brannon
E. B. Brannnon
E. B. Brannon
Fester
Virginia
Rouss Avenue
Pontine
H. K. Benham
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Army supply chief warns May production shortfall endangers troops
Patterson told reporters May production fell 3.5 percent to 1.494 billion, below the 1.582 billion target, risking shortages for training and overseas forces. He blamed complacency, material bottlenecks, floods, and strikes, urging sustained increases through 1943 with more aircraft output improving the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
America
Akron
Army
Navy
Quarterly Conference Set For Monday at Pleasant Valley
Winchester U. B. circuit will convene its last ly conference Monday at 8 P M in Pleasant Valley with Dr. J Paul Grover presiding Leslie O Shirley serving as minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester U. B
Pleasant Valley
J. Paul Grover
Leslie O. Shirley
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock and Produce Market Quotations
Baltimore and Chicago livestock and produce quotations show mixed results with price declines for cattle and hogs in Baltimore, and a light sale in Chicago with limited test of market conditions. Notable figures include steer prices around 16.25 to 16.75 and hog tops near 14.30, with vealers at about 15.50 and lambs near 14.90 in Chicago.
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Baltimore
WFA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Grain Quotations Open Firm Grains Rally
Chicago June 19 firm undertone in grains as oats and rye rise slightly on reports War Food Administrator Chester Davis asked the White House for more price control flexibility. Wheat oats rye prices listed for July September and December with modest gains.
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Chicago
Chester Davis
White House
Rye
Nazis in Denmark Holdout Despite Sabotage and Reprisals
The article notes Danish sabotage, mainly amateur acts, as diversions from professional strikes by Danes who parachuted back home. German rail guards tighten security while 3,000 Danes are jailed or in concentration camps for underground activity. The Danish Nazi party loses Berlin support, halts newspapers, and may soon fold as it bleeds funds and legitimacy.
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Berlin
Ata Beatae
RAP Eeee Eee
War Department reports major Allied reinforcement to New Guinea
The War Department notes an entire division with full fighting equipment was flown from Australia to New Guinea. The War Production Board announces U S war factories produced 1200 planes in May with June expected to rise.
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Thach
Coral Sea
Ey Eer
War Department
Australia
New Guinea
War Production Board
U. S
Stock Market Report Sees Irregular Pattern Persist
New York June 1 stock market opened with uneven trading as Teaene lagged over the year. Early declines eased slightly approaching the close, but fractional losses remained common among many issues.
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New York
Aeenay
Local Markets The Star Daily Market Accuracy Note
The local markets page notes daily accuracy while disclaiming responsibility for typographical errors. It warns readers the Star does not assume liability for minor mistakes in listing prices or items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Price list for livestock feeds and farm commodities
The document lists prices for patent brand flour and corn meal, various bag sizes and per barrel rates, plus dairy feed and roaster prices. It includes livestock figures for fowls, cows, calves, lambs, hogs and butter, with weights and per head or per pound terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hors
Oranca
Local Retail Flour and Feed Prices Listed
A historical market snippet lists patent flour and bran prices by bag and pound weight, including ten and twenty five pound bags, plus assorted meal feeds and butter prices. It shows per barrel equivalents and unit prices, with several unreadable totals.
Air Raid Alert at Norfolk Unearths Friendly Planes
The First Fighter Command ordered a blue alert in Norfolk Virginia after unidentified aircraft appeared. The alert from 2:26 to 3:12 a.m. was canceled once planes were identified as friendly. Col Louis M Merrick acted as commander and ordered the alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
First Fighter Command
Norfolk
Louis M. Merrick
U. B. To Hold Bible School
The Vacation Bible School at United Brethren Church North Braddock Street starts Monday June 21 at 9 am for beginners through intermediate. Director Mrs L G Bridgers with teachers Marie Fries DeCarlo Edwin Ritter and others will lead. volunteers will assist. All children not in other school are welcome.
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United Brethren Church
North Braddock Street
L. G. Bridgers
Marie Fries DeCarlo
Edwin Ritter
Wayne Omps
Herbert Pope
C. M. Shickle
John Miller
Curtis Blye
Harry Bryant
Gilbert Grim
Wilbur Cather
Editors Seek To Make Ends Meet In War Emergency
Richmond Virginia June 19 The war emergency committee of sites may attend to discuss general developments in the newspaper industry and how new government regulations affect it. Meeting called by William C Barnes Martinsville Daily Bulletin publisher. Other members listed include Tom Hanes K Brown W Ian Richens deOichman Leader and Richard P associate editor Times and World News.
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Richmond
War Emergency Committee of
Marshall
William C. Barnes
Martinsville Daily Bulletin
Tom Hanes
Norfolk Ledger-Disptach
K. Brown
Staunton Papers
W. Ian
Me Richens deOichman Leader
Richard P
The
Times and World News
President Asked To Bring About Agreeable Pact
Claud B. Campbell of a six man Logan county United Mine Workers committee urged President Roosevelt to forge an agreeable coal contract between operators and miners. He warned of another production interruption if talks fail and pressed for $2 flat portal to portal pay instead of $1.50. The committee presented their appeal to Marvin H. McIntyre and cited opposition to a wartime strike ban.
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Washington
Claud B. Campbell
Logan County
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
Marvin H. McIntyre
Campbell
McIntyre
OPA
Potomac River
Sreehor
Landaic
Anerae
Amherstdale
Pastor McDonald to Counsel at Pioneer Conference
Rev Carlyle A McDonald of the Opequon Group of Churches will serve as counsellor at the Pioneer Conference for intermediate boys and girls at Massanetta the week of June 21 to 28. Six delegates from Burnt Church will attend. Burnt Church session will conduct worship on June 28 in Pastor’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle A. McDonald
Opequon
Massanetta
Burnt Church
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Houston cruiser launched at Newport News shipyard
A new cruiser Houston slid down the ways at Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company amid Texas officials led by Governor Coke Stevenson and Mrs. Claud B. Hamill. Virginia Secretary Jesse H. Jones attended, praising Virginia as Sam Houston's birthplace. The launch recalls the prior cruiser Houston, launched here 14 years ago, which toured Japan.
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Houston
L. T. Easley
Newport News
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Coke Stevenson
Claud B. Hamill
Virginia
Jesse H. Jones
Hiself
Sam Houston
Texas Republic
Japan
Army to Vacate Stevens Hotel and Other Properties
The War Department plans to vacate properties in Chicago Grand Rapids Michigan St. Petersburg Florida and nearby areas except for owners. The Stevens Hotel in Chicago the only property purchased by the War Department will be vacated August 15.
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Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
St. Petersburg
Fla
Boca Raton
Stevens
War Department
Miners and Mills React to Possible Work Stoppage
In Fairmont West Virginia President Freemont Davis of UMW District 31 said no official word on work stoppages had reached him yet. He sent field workers to keep men on the job while the policy committee studies the next step.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Freemont Davis
UMW District 31
Nazis Push Fresh Reserves in Moscow Front Clash
Soviet reports say Nazi counterattacks northwest of Mtsensk in the Orel sector grew more costly with over 2000 German troops killed last week. Russians claimed a counteroffensive near Mtsensk and renewed air strikes on German bases behind the lines.
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Moscow
Mtsensk
Orel
London
Red Army
Leningrad
Funeral rites for Lawrence Myres set for Monday
Final rites for Lawrence Myres, who died Thursday evening at Memorial Hospital, will be held Monday at 2 30 PM from St Pauls Methodist Church with Rev Thomas officiating. Pallbearers are Charles Torans Holmes Dolman Herman Conley James Cattlett Charley Long and George Brown. Interment in the family lot at Orrick Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Myres
Memorial Hospital
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Thomas
Charles Torans
Holmes Dolman
Herman Conley
James Cattlett
Charley Long
George Brown
Orrick Cemetery
Italian Cabinet Issues Decrees Under Mussolini
The Italian cabinet, presided over by Premier Mussolini, approved several decrees in a meeting reported by Rome radio and recorded by the Associated Press.
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London
Mussolini
Rome
Associated Press
Baltimore Grain Market Closing
Baltimore prices for Wheat No 2 red winter at 1.56 per bushel for June delivery. Winchester Market shows Wheat at 1.55 and Corn at 1.10 per bushel based on deliveries.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Italian provinces named operational zones in Mussolini drive
Sicilian and Sardinian points blasted Calabria and Campani. announcements made no reference to raids in Calabria province on the mainland. Italian communique announced nine more provinces as operational zones under Mussolini including Foggia Bari Brindisi Lecce Taranto Cosenza Catanzaro Matera and part of Reggio Calabria.
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Calabria
Campani
Mussolini
Foggia
Bari
Brindisi
Lecce
Taranto
Cosenza
Catanzara
Matera
Reggio Calabria
Hold Barton In Chicken Case and Bluegum Alias
Jim Barton of Fredericktoun County faced grand jury after seventeen chickens were stolen from Mrs. Conner s farm. Witnesses tied Barton to delivering poultry to a produce company and a separate sale of nine chickens to an individual. Edward Robinson known as Bluegum was jailed for sixty days and fined fifty dollars for illegal whiskey sales. Leo Brandell Fauver was fined fifteen dollars for speeding after pleading guilty.
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Jim Barton
Fredericktoun County
Mary Consor
Evelyn Conner
Conners
Vermont
Crosen
Mays
M Produce
Mays Company
Edward Robinson
Tom Bailey
Leo Brandell Fauver
Route 1
Winchester
VRM Personnel Name List From Maneuvers Report
A lengthy roster of VRM personnel and command officers appears in the maneuvers record. The list includes numerous sergeants corporals and private ranks, with names such as Ellsworth Newcome Kercheval Sees Ritter Gray Gilliam Dutton Stine and many others. It also records Capt Bran don Richards Poore Henderson James Ford and dozens of others listed under VRM.
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Man
Ellsworth
Newcome
John P. Kercheval
Thoma G
Edwin
Robert
George H. Ritter
Arta
Maurice E
Isaac F. B. Gray
Neest de Toe J. Laing
Wee Brey J. Gilliam
Robert G. Smallx
B. Dutton, Jr
James A
Andre M. Stine
Howard W. Sereter H. Anderson
Donald B
Joseph B. Aeteas
Eugene Babb
Earl S. Bailey
Melvin 8
Boyd
David W Braithwaite
Robert L. Eene
William A. Brown
C. L. Butler
A. S. Comer
Charless. DeHaven
Chauncey F. Dorsey
Thomas O. Dorsey
Wm. W. Dunn
Walter G. Fries
Floyd W. Haines
Edward H. Hunts
VRM
J. R. Brandon
W. H. Richards
H. C.poore
Co. C. Henderson
H. L. James
C. J Ford
E. Brengle
S. Biggart
W. C. Beatty B. Schmably
L. C. Miller
L. W. White
S. W. Dick
Cc. T. Lofton
C. D. Baker
O. T. Snyder
A. J. Bartley
J. A. Harar
A. FP. Keag J. Gover
J. Wright
J. Huntsburger
W. McDonald
C. Shiley
M. A. Dodson
P. Jpichards
G. H. Henderlite
J. W. Clowser
R. Fisher
Open Door Class To Meet At Loudoun Street Plan Church
The Open Door Bible Class of the Loudoun Street Plan Church will meet at 9 45. Rev. Alfred W. Eppard will teach. All members urged to attend. Visitors will receive a cordial welcome.
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Loudoun Street Plan Church
Alfred W. Eppard
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K. L
Good
Truck N. C
Bliss U. S. 1
Baltimore Livestock
Stock Market Report
Seaes
U. B
Pantelleria
Il Duce
U.S. Signal Corps
International
FDR
Be Sd
Francis P. Bolton
Thomas Parran
West Virginia Mine Group
Powder Order
Motorola
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
East Piccadilly St
Barton
Bolivia
OMPS
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