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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1946

Page

3

Last of Army Festival Exhibit Left Winchester Yesterday

Army display at Handley High School and Apple Blossom Parade drew crowds in Winchester. Major J. A. Johnson Jr led the effort with Army Advisory Committee, bringing equipment from posts nationwide. Local personnel staffed exhibits and formation units marched in the parade.

Winchester Handley High School J. A. Johnson V. S. Army Recruiting Office Loudoun St Army Advisory Committee Johnson Front Royal Remount Army Air Forces John Halpin Detroit Andrews Field Iwo Jima Saipan Pacific Halpin Handley Field Maj Whittock 43Rd Mechanized Cavalry Reconnaisance Third Mechanized Cavalry Group 20Th Corps France Germany Patton Kemper Edgewood Arsenal Maryland Leo Brassett Company D-1 Aberdeen Proving Grounds Proving Grounds Nancy Anderson Charles Hoskins Hermann Goerhing Bolling Field Washington D. C Aircorps Air Corps Philip J. DiFazio Valley Forge General Hospital Phoenixville Penna Medical Fot George Meade Military Police Carlisle Barracks 3Rd Mechanized Cavalry Army Army Service Forces Fort Belvoir Eee Shenandoah XIX Army Recruiting Service Third Service Baltimore

Four States Hold Primary Elections

Four states held primaries with PAC activity shaping the race for Democratic Senate nomination in Ohio and the Alabama fifth district House contest. Indiana and Florida votes were light as Ohio and Alabama draw attention to PAC impact. Voter turnout was expected to be light overall with Alabama veterans contributing to a possible record primary.

Associated Press CIO Political Action Committee Ohio Alabama Indiana Florida Senate House Congress PAC Carl R. Gray Seabee Panama City Fla Labert Edward Payne Springfield GOP

Berryville Legion Discusses Boys State and Delinquency

State Commander Morgan Strother of Virginia's American Legion spoke at Lloyd Williams Post 41 about juvenile delinquency and the Boys State program at Blacksburg where 300 high school students simulate state government. He urged action to curb youth crime and noted Legion efforts in baseball and veterans rehabilitation while backing elimination of the Comrade title. Col. Graham Dougherty reported on Memorial Committee findings and a proposed National Guard unit for Clarke County Berryville. Commander Casey presided with about fifty members present.

Morgan Strother Virginia Department of the American Legion American Legion Lloyd Williams Post Strother Legion Blacksburg Graham Dougherty Memorial National Guard Virginia Clarke County Berryville Dougherty State Legion Casey

Mrs. Harry S. Moulden Buried In Maryland And Winchester

Funeral services for Mrs. Harry S. Moulden were held at Coffman Funeral Home Hagerstown Md conducted by Rev William Norment of Hagerstown Christian Church. The body was taken to Winchester for interment at Mt Hebron Cemetery with brief graveside rites.

Harry S. Moulden Coffman Funeral Home Hagerstown William Norment

Population estimates for Winchester Clarke Frederick Counties

Local officials report population figures showing Winchester Clarke County and Frederick County at approximate totals of 14,500 and 7,400 respectively. The data indicate relative size differences among the communities and aid planning efforts.

Winchester Clarke County Frederick CO

James D Ward Dies In Edinburg

James Daniel Ward dies at his home south of Edinburg at 8 50 am after a year of declining health He was 69 Born March 23 1877 son of Luther and Elia Ward lived near Edinburg his life He operated a grain threshing machine and saw mill He was a member of Pamrya Christian Church His wife Lizzie Cathryn Ward died in 1944 One son Alfred par Ward also preceded him He is survived by eight children and nineteen grandchildren Funeral at Dellinger Funeral Chapel Woodstock Wednesday at 2 30 pm with burial in Cedarwood Cemetery Edinburg Pallbearers named

James Daniel Ward Edinburg Luther Elia Evans Ward Pamyra Lula Windle Maurertown Clarence D. Ward Monroe H. Elmer Ward Rich Russell and Garnet Ward Lardon Samuel Ward Winchester Berkeley Ward William Dayton Ward Ohio Landon Ward Frederick Lauck Ward Washington Ridley John Luther Ward Dellinger Funeral Chapel Woodstock B. D. Caster Cedarwoodemetery George Stickley Fred Grandstaff Hubert Stickley Huston Sheetz Cletus Golliday Hugh Pence

Frederick and Winchester Youths Pass Armed Services Physicals

Over the weekend ten Frederick county youths and two from Winchester passed physical examinations for the armed forces in Roanoke last week. From Frederick county: Paul Franklin Funkhouser Azariah Booten Jones Alfred Milton Williams Richard Daniel Trenary Guy William Renner Hartice Franklin Elliott Harold Marshall Jean Francis Lillis Earl Frederick White. From Winchester: John Doil Parsons Charles Ernest Johnston.

Frederick County Theity of Winchester Armed Service Roanoke Paul Franklin Funkhouser Azariah Booten Jones Alfred Milton Williams Richard Daniel Trenary Guy William Renner Harles Murphy Clem Urtice Franklin Elliott Harold Marshall Jean -Francis Lillis Earl Frederick White John Doil Parsons Charles Ernest Johnston

U. S. Short on Wheat Exports

Washington reports Acting Secretary Acheson said the United States is 150000 tons short of famine relief exports and urged Agriculture Department explanations. He warned the shortfall could have fed the weekly bread rations for about 71500000 people and called for drastic measures to increase food aid abroad.

Washington Acheson Uni Senate Agriculture Department

Market Quotation Highlights for Produce and Livestock

Baltimore and Chicago quotes show firm market for produce with steady to dull tones in different categories. Prices cover apples potatoes sweet potatoes and eggs, plus cattle calves hogs and sheep in Baltimore and Chicago bidding. Key figures include hogs at 14.85 ceiling, steers around 11.15 to 17.25, and lambs trending higher.

Baltimore MD. Pa Va. W. Va Bu. Bas U. S Is U. S Maine Bliss Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange USDA Chicago Choice Southwest

Clarke County News Spotlight in The Star Daily

Clarke County news is highlighted daily in The Star, the Clarke County paper. Readers learn local events, updates, and features through ongoing coverage and editorials.

Clarke County News Clarke the Star

Stock Market Report Shows Modest Demand With Bearish Tone

New York May 7 stock market opened with modest demand as leaders struggled for support. The coal strike blamed for prevailing pessimism. General Motors fell after a cut dividend. Chrysler fluctuated briefly then retreated. Gainers included Bethlehem, Republic Steel, Southern Railway, Pennsylvania, AT&T, Anaconda, Goodyear. Decliners featured U S Steel, Southern Pacific, U S Rubber, Montgomery Ward, Great Northern, Standard Oil NJ, GE, Du Pont, Union Carbide, and Consolidated Edison. Bonds were narrow.

New York General Motors Chrysler Bethlehem Republic Steel Southern Railway Pennsylvania American Telephone Anaconda Goodyear U. S. Steel Southern Pacific U. S. Rubber Montgomery Ward Great Northern Standard Oil General Electric du Pont Union Carbide Consolidated Edison

Chicago Grain Quotations May Open At Ceiling Prices

May rye led gains at opening trade with a rise up to 25.8 cents while other grains hit ceiling prices. Wheat futures held around 1.83 1 2 for July and December, corn and oats opened near 1.21 1 2 and 0.83 respectively, with rye showing the strongest early tone between May and July contracts.

Chicago

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