Park To Use Same Players But Will Change Batting Order
Park will use the same lineup Sunday against Hagerstown Athletic Club with a shifted batting order. Pitcher will start, infield set Luby Em Patton Judy, outfield Miller Burch, with Johnson Ra Garvin as utility. Brumbaugh may join the squad Sunday, pending release from Front Royal. No game at vocal diamond. 3 PM start. Park two games July 4 away vs Waynesboro then Staunton Jewel Box under lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Park
Hagerstown Athletic Club
Sandy” Baker
Ica
Rouss Park
Isk
Wold
Tzer
Luby
Patton
Judy
Miller
Burch
Johnson
Garvin
Tomor
Vocal
Park
Waynesboro
Staunton Jewel Box
Landon Endorses Truman Foreign Policy Appeal
Alf Landon expressed support for President Truman's bipartisan foreign policy plan aiming to unite parties behind a republic of nations for future peace. After a conference with Kansas Governor on Capitol Hill, Landon said he backs the core features of the developing international program and discussed foreign policy, food and flood control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Truman
United States
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Victory Bow Winners Drawn at Capitol Theatre
Mary Jane Huff of Millwood, a Cadet Nurse, drew five winning capsules from the Victory Bow raffle at the Capitol Theatre. Winners include Jessie Henson Middleburg $75 Fred L. Duncan Clearbrook $25 Dorothy Hoagland 1052 Woodland Ave $25 and Evelyn C. Grimes 357 E Piccadilly Street $25. Lamar Keen, theatre manager, said the Victory Bowl represents over 73000 in E Bond sales. Wendell Barney War Finance chairman presented Jeep miniatures to Boy Scout Troops 3 and 40 for outstanding bond selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Huff
Millwood
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Capitol Theatre
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Jessie Henson
Middleburg
Valley Avenue
Fred L. Duncan
Clearbrook
Dorothy Hoagland
Woodland Avenue
Evelyn C. Grimes
E. Piccadilly Street
Miss Huffey
Lamar Keen
Anager
Wendell Barney
Winchester War Finance Committee
Ration Calendar Highlights Stamp Validity Through Late Summer
The Associated Press notes remaining validity for Meats fats and processed foods stamps through June to September, sugar stamps for five pounds through August, shoes stamps with no cancellation plans, new e coupons for six gallons through September, and several fuel oil period notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Mrs. Annie Frye Brewer Dies in Mt Williams Community
Mrs Annie Frye Brewer 71 wife of W W Brewer of this county died Friday at her Mount Williams area home after years of ill health Funeral services set for Sunday at St Johns Lutheran Church near Mount Williams with Rev E B Smith officiating Burial will be beside the church Readied at Omps Funeral Home the body will lie at her late residence prior to the service Survivors include her husband eight children and a number of grandchildren plus a brother Joseph H Frye and a sister Mrs Katie Allamong She attended St Johns Lutheran Church and was a lifelong resident of the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Frye Brewer
W. W. Brewer
Mr. Brewer
Floyd W. Opequon
Lewis H
Maynard W
Maude Adams
Bessie Brewer
Belle Keckley
Winchester
Viola Bradfield
Cora Rosier
Chambersville
Joseph H. Frye
Williams
Katie Allamong
St. John’s Church
E. B. Smith
Omps Funeral Home
Tax revision push to speed business aid bill passage
Congressional tax leaders move to fast track a five point business aid measure aimed at reconversion of a $5 billion commerce sector. Leaders blocked an amendment to raise the personal exemption from 500 to 1090, resisting broader tax statute revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Doughton
Ways and Means Group
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
Reed
Two Are Killed In Train Crash
A New York Central freight train struck a passenger train in Eaton Rapids Michigan at 3 39 a m killing the freight engineer David Greer and brakeman R O Rhoades both of Grand Rapids Twenty six passengers were injured and sent to hospitals none critically a safety inquiry into the wreck is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Rhoades
Grand Rapids
Ireman L. J. Hotchkiss
Auto Use Tax Stamps Must Be Displayed July 1
Commissioner Joseph D. Nunan Jr announces new five dollar Automobile Use Tax Stamps on sale at post offices and IRS offices. Beginning July 1, 1945 vehicle owners must display the stamp on their motor vehicle to avoid cash penalties or jail. stamps may be bought over the counter or via mail order with cash or money orders. Drivers are urged to record the stamp serial number and write the vehicle make model serial number and state license number on the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Nunan, Jr
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Collectors of Internal Revenue
Nunan
Internal Revenue
Numan
Japanese Say Okinawa Loss Tied to Reserve for Homeland Invasion
Domai and Comei News Agency reports claim Japan kept most air forces back for defense of the homeland while Okinawa came under attack. They cite extended supply lines and long-range transport as factors, asserting Okinawa's fall cannot predict mainland outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Japan
Comei
Okinawa
Io Jima
Federal Communications Commission
Domei
Nippon Mainland
Limits On Debate To Be Opposed
Washington June 30 Senator Bilbo of Mississippi attacked a compromise on the Fair Employment Practice Committee appropriation and urged votes against Monday’s roll call on debate limits. He and other southerners seek to abolish the agency, having filibustered three days as the cloture vote nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bilbo
D-Miss
Fair Employment Practice Committee
Elbo
FEPC
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Johnston
D-Sc
Records Quake of Sharp Intensity
Earth tremors were detected 2,900 miles southwest of New York with two sharp shocks at Fordham University seismographs. The first at 1:39 a.m. and the second at 1:45:45 a.m. Eastern War Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Here
Fordham University
Camp and Hospital Committee Expands Red Cross Services
Winchester Frederick County Red Cross Camp and Hospital Committee held a Thursday meeting. New committees were formed and members added. Salome Crisman and Irvin Cather named chair and co chair. Donations and plans included overseas books and playing cards, birthday gifts for Newton D Baker Hospital, and recreation kits for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester-Frederick County
American Red Cross
Salome Crisman
Irvin Cather
Shenandoah Area
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Camp Ritchie
Camp Dietrich
Flintstone
Robert T. Barton
F. M. Yellett
W. A. Baker
Gavin Binner Installed President of Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Gavin T. Binner Jr the superintendent of the Clearbrook Woolen Company was installed as president of the Winchester Junior Board of Trade at the annual banquet and ladies night at the Country Club. Other officers and directors were named. five members received merit certificates for service and Capt. Baker received a community service award. Major Jordan spoke on Arctic flight aid to Moscow as 110 members and guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin T. Binner, Jr
Clearbrook Woolen Company
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Country Club
Robert Grove
George Weldon
Arthur Humphrey
Stewart Bell, Jr
Andrew Babb
Ben Belchie
Charles O. Clark
Sherman Dick
P. L. Hockman
Ed Molden
Eugene Miller
Winchester
W. A. Baker
Jordan
Russia
United Nations
Arctic
Moscow
Europe
Sue Tokes
School Board Member Resigns from Stonewall District
L. O. Dick, Stonewall District trustee, resigns at the final fiscal year meeting. He cites orchard duties and health. effective July 1. Board accepts with regret as 1944-45 term ends. County schools open September 6 with teacher meeting September 5. Mrs. Bessie Fisher rehired to transport Gravel Springs pupils at Star Tannery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Dick
Stonewall
Bessie Fisher
Gravel Springs
Star Tannery
E E Greenawalt Dies Prominent Winchester Fruit Grower
Elmer E Greenawalt 80 a Winchester Maryland area fruit grower and real estate developer died at his home in Alb in at 5 10 pm He born May 6 1865 in Westmoreland Co Pa came to Winchester in 1893 and built the Green awalt Addition He was a member of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church He is survived by five children and eleven grandchildren with two in service Interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery Monday after a 4 30 service at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Greenawalt
Frederick County
Winchester
Albin
Westmoreland County
Madison
Cyrus M
Elizabeth Brisbine Greenawalt
Emily Walthour
Scotsdale
Wall and Purcell
Greenawalt
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
C. Louise Greenawalt
Daniel B
D. W. Greenawalt
Mary Yowell
Boyce
Lillas Spence
Stella R. Greenawalt
Scottsdale
Elmer Greenawalt
Marshall Islands
South Pacific
Cyrus Greenawalt
U.S.S
J. 8. Duckwall
Mount Hebron Cemetery
War Industries to Work on July 4 in Virginia
Virginia industries producing vital war materials will operate on July 4 as usual, the War Manpower Commission announced. Frank A. Cavedo said conferences with government agencies showed the Independence Day schedule is necessary, with little production interruption in Hampton Roads and Richmond Petersburg areas. He noted plants informed workers in time to adjust holiday plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Industries
Japan
War Manpower Commission
Frank A. Cavedo
Cavedo
Hampton Roads
Richmond- Petersburg
WMC
Services Sunday For Mrs Jen nie Shreck
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Shreck wife of John W Shreck will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock from Jones Funeral Home Rev John Teter will officiate Mrs Shreck died Thursday afternoon at her home 12y East Pall Mall Street after an eight month illness Pallbearers named are Frank Harman Edward Harman Newton Harman John Morrison Roy Duvall and Charles McCann
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Shreck
John W. Shreck
Jones Funeral Home
John Teter
Shreck
East Pall Mall Street
Frank Harman
Edward Harman
Newton Harman
John Morrison
Roy Duvall
Charles .McCann
Softball League Readies Second Half on July 9
Winchester Recreation Department Softball League resumes Monday July 9 with Royal Crown vs Star Office and Virginia Woolen vs O Sullivan. Royal Crown must finish two make up games before the split, while earlier matches faced replay and rain postponements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Recreation Department
Royal Crown
The
Star Office
Virginia Woolen
O’sullivan
Capitol Restaurant
Capeitol
O'Sullivan
Capitol
Colored Vacation Bible School Opens at John Mann Church
The Colored Vacation Bible School will run July 2 to 13 from 10 to 12 at John Mann Methodist Church with Rev E H Johnson as pastor. Participating churches include St Stephen C M E, Mt Carmel Baptist, St Paul A M E, Shiloh Baptist, and others. Emma Robinson is president. teachers include Lorraine Cook, Orissa Taper, Mamie Wright, Estelle Mitchell, Marcia Taper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mann Methodist Church
E. H. Johnson
St. Stephen C. M. E
W. J. Johnson
Lulu Montgomery
John Mann Church
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
A. T. Gaskens
Garfield Prather
St. Paul
Rent Control Debate Delays Enforcement in Winchester
Local officials and property owners urge postponement of a July 1 1945 rent control law arguing no material rent increase will occur in Winchester and Frederick County. Opponents warn the measure violates Virginia law and could hinder growth. officials seek a hearing with OPA in Washington to represent landlords and tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
OPA
Virginia
Rent Control
Washington, D. C
Anderson
The Star Daily Reports Local Events in Boyce County
The Star details recent events in Boyce and Clarke County, noting community activities, meetings, and notable incidents. Officials from local government and regional organizations are referenced as reporting entities and sources for the updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce & Clarke County
Baltimore Market Quotation Summary June 30
Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago show livestock prices across cattle hogs calves and sheep with mixed changes from the prior week. Slaughter cattle steady to weak with feeders lower. hogs steady to nominally higher in spots. spring lambs steady with some strong hogs and bulls reported in Chicago trading.
Stock Market Report
New York stock actions showed mixed gains across aviation rails and industries while laggards remained. Trading slowed early with large blocks of low-quoted issues, then fractions rose near the close as investors regained confidence. Transfers hovered around 600000 shares amid a healthier technical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Grain Quotations Rise at Start of Day
Chicago June 30 prices gain as cash buying and short covering lift futures. Wheat led advances with July at 1.66 3 4 to 1.67 1 8, oats and rye also higher across the board. Corn Dec at 1.17 3 8 to 1 2, rye July 1.53 5 8 to 1.54, May 1.38 5 8 to 1.39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Spring lamb market ends steady to 25 lower on shorn lots
Native spring lambs sold mostly 16.00 to 16.50 with tops at 16.50, bucks about 1.00 lower, medium and good lambs 14.50 to 15.50, lightweight under 13.00. Shorn lambs eased to 25 lower than last Friday, 100 lb old crop at 15.25 top, 95 to 98 lb at 15.16, medium grades 13.50 at 82 to 85 lb with No 1 pelts. Short aged ewes steady near 6.50 to 8.00, top 8.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago
Answers to the Daily Quiz Solved for Page 4
The page lists quiz answers: Harry Hopkins Maj Gen Norman T Kirk General Julius F Howell E H Sothern false Simon Bolivar June 14 cents and the third finger of the left hand with Charlotte North Carolina as a locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hopkins
Norman T. Kirk
Julius F. Howell
E. H. Sothern
False
Simon Bolivar
Charlotte, N. C
Have You Bought That Extra E Bond for Winchester’s Seventh
A light, witty prompt asks readers if they have secured the additional E bond for the Seventh Army unit in Winchester. The item hints at wartime savings and civic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Mighty Seventh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hagerstown
Landon
Associated Press
Is Roe
Triangle Brand
Phelps Dodge Refining Corporation
Wall Street
N. Y
Michigan Ave
Ill
Camp and Hospital Committee
Newton D. Baker
Horace C. Brown
Boy Scouts
Mary Louise Steele
Lucille Sencindiver
Winchester Lions Club
Newton D .Baker Hospital
Quota Club
Christian Advocate
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Gavin Binner
Baker
E.e.greenawalt
War Industries
Colored Vacation Bible School
W. M. Richards
A. C. Oates
L. M. Allen
Bryan Stotler
E. Homer Harlee
Oates
Byrd
Congressman Robertson
Arthur Robinson
Dr. Allen
Lunsford L. Loving
Loving
Stock Market Report
Robert Lee
Valley Pike
Haldeman’s Creamery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!