Young America Sets Pace in Winchester Fourth of July Parade
Winchester parade organizers announce Young America for Victory will lead Saturday morning march at 9 o clock from City Hall. Rev Robert B Nelson will speak on patriotism before the matinee and a prize for originality in patriotic themes will be awarded. Color guard from Virginia Protective Force and McIlwee coal band may appear. Capitol Theater to host an ice cream feast after the parade.
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Winchester
Turner Anderson
Junior Board of ‘Trade Committee
Capitol Theater
City Hall
Lamar Keen
Vv. P. F
Young America
W. A. Baker
Virginia Protective Force
McIlwee
Cpal
Robert B. Nelson
T Ee
Col
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Turner Anerson
Lawrence Jones
Paul Ayres
George Jones
Ashley Stouffer
L. B. Hill
Ben Belchie
Lamarr Keen
Forrest Sirbaugh
Mrs J H Baker Succumbs After Long Illness
Mrs Hilda Jackson Baker 36 wife of J Harmon Baker of 22 Peyton street died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a six month illness last night at 10. She was a daughter of Mrs Hilda K Jackson and the late Edwin C Jackson born at Montvale. Survived by husband and three children Jeanne Cunningham Alice Elizabeth Baker and Harry Carr Baker. Also mother and siblings Evelyn and Alice Jackson Edward Henton Hubert Jackson all of Winchester Ivan Jackson Wilmington Del. Member of Christ Episcopal Church and the Order of the Beakees Star McKinley chapter. Services Wednesday at 3 at her late home then at Episcopal Church at 3:30 conducted by Rev R B Nelson. Burial Mt Hebron cemetery. Pallbearers A Lee Coble Allison Hott EB W Smith Maynard Wisecarver FE W Frye Leonard Sirbaugh.
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J. Harmon Baker
Peyton Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hilda K. Jackson
Brucetown
Edwin C. Jackson
Mont Vale
Wos
Jeanne Cunningham
Alice Elizabeth Baker
Harry Carr Baker
Evelyn
Alice Jackson
Edward Henton
Hubert Jackson
Winchester
Ivan Jackson
Wilmington
Del
Christ Episcopal Church
Order of the Beaakees Star
McKinley
Episcopal Church
R. B. Nelson
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
A. Lee Coble
Allison Hott
EB. W. Smith
Maynard Wisecarver
FE. W. Frye
Leonard Sirbaugh
Rufus Martin’s Lumber Masterwork In Walnut and Boxwood
Rufus Martin has spent 35 years shaping a table top in Caucasian Walnut and boxwood from the Mount Hebron Cemetery donor. An elk centerpiece and holly inlays create a stormy grain illusion. a banjo neck features ebony fragments and a silver spoon thread. His shop overflows with carved pieces and shavings as he keeps carving, saying there is nothing else to do.
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Jim Hamilton
Mount Hebron
Martin
Help the Boys Keep In Touch With Home While Training
A military unit requests The Star to send letters and news to soldiers in training. The appeal emphasizes morale, discipline, and connection with families as troops prepare for service.
Baltimore Market Reports Steady Prices Across Livestock
Baltimore and Chicago livestock quotations for June 30 1942 show steady cattle calves hogs and sheep with detailed price ranges across weights. Note from Baltimore that the market will close Saturday July 4 1942.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U.S
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. S. Dept
Pittsburgh Livestock
Pittsburgh
Pa. Dept
Market pauses as investors await Egypt conflict outcome
New York June 1990 stocks edged lower in quiet trading with declines near a point by the fourth hour. Bonds held steady and some commodities rose while laggards included Chrysler American Telephone Sears Roebuck Anaconda U S Steel Bethlehem Douglas Aircraft and Du Pont as Santa Fe Standard Oil New Jersey New York Central Westinghouse American Can and Owens-Illinois showed resistance.
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Tany
Chrysler
American Telephone
Sears Roebuck
Anaconda
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont
Santa Fe
Standard Oil
N. J
N. Y
Local Markets The Star Cautions About Typos
The Star notes markets are correct daily but disclaims responsibility for typographical errors that may occur in the publication.
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The
Star
Local Lou Market Grain Prices Per Barrel
Prices listed for 12 lb, 24 lb, 48 lb, and 98 lb bags across various grain products. Corn meal and middlings priced per barrel or unit with values indicating market rates at the local market.
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Eos
Eres
Eae Wewes
Ewes
F.stee
Undefined feed items and dairy terms in sparse OCR line
Fragmentary OCR lists items like lamb feed hog feed egg mash chick grower broiler mash key grower and butter from Creamery with unclear context. No readable events or entities beyond generic product names.
How much space will one avoidu pois ton of gold occupy
The question asks the volume of a ton of gold. It states approximately 1.66 cubic eet, implying a conversion issue but indicating a small volume for a ton of gold.
German battleship Gneisenau arrives with turrets dismantled
British aerial photos show the 26 000 ton Gneisenau anchored in Gdynia with three 11 inch turrets dismantled and about 30 feet of fore castle deck removed. The air ministry says large scale repairs would be impossible at Gdynia and notes prior bomb damage at Brest.
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London
English
Brest
Gdynia
Air Ministry
Chicago Grain Quotations June 30 Opening Prices
Grain prices opened higher amid covering of shorts and mill buying. Wheat Jul 1.15 to 1-2, Sept 1.18 3-4 to 5-8, Dec 1.22 1-4. Corn Jul 84 5-8 to 3-4, Sept 87 5-8 to 3-4, Dec 90 3-4. Oats Jul 44 3-4 to 45, Sept 46 1-2 to 3-4, Dec 49 1-4 to 1-2. Rye Jul 62 to 62 1-4, Sept 65 1-4 to 3-8, Dec 69 1-2.
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Chicago
Rye
MacArthur Receives Congress Medal in Australia
Allied headquarters in Australia reports General Douglas MacArthur received the Congressional Medal of Honor. The presentation marks a notable honor for the famed military leader during wartime operations.
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Allied Headquartrs
Australia
Douglas MacArth
MacArthur Receives Medal In Simple Ceremony
The Allied commander in the southwest Pacific is decorated by United States Minister Nelson T. Johnson in a private ceremony attended by his staff. Congress awarded General MacArthur the nation’s highest honor on March 25.
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Southwest Pacific
United States
Nelson T. Johnson
Congress
General MacArthur
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