Middletown Defeats Boyce in Frederick Clarke Baseball League
Middletown remains undefeated at top of the league after a 5 1 victory over Boyce. Stephens City edged Stonewall 13 9 to move into second place behind Gore after Berryville upset Gore 4 3.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1944
Page
5
Middletown remains undefeated at top of the league after a 5 1 victory over Boyce. Stephens City edged Stonewall 13 9 to move into second place behind Gore after Berryville upset Gore 4 3.
London May 10 Churchill announced a royal commission would study equal pay for equal work by men and women. The issue, debated in Parliament last March, touches teachers’ pay.
London May 10 free churches across the United Kingdom will open for prayer services the moment news breaks of the Alfied invasion of western Europe. Churches listed include Methodist Baptist Presbyterian Moravian Wesleyan Reform Union and Churches of Christ.
The War Price and Rationing Board released approved tire and tube purchases for numerous individuals and firms across Virginia and West Virginia. Names include Elliott Motor Lines, Huff, Borden, Plumly Lumber, Novick Transfer, Snapp, Kerns, Wolford, Baker, Sampson, Beverley Estate, Sanitary Laundry, Boyce, Patterson, Louderback, Edith Huff, Kremer, DeHaven, Harris, Carper, Mason, Perry, Sampson Stephens City, Foreman, Crawford, Whitacre, Armel, Haymaker, Kenney, Woodrow Line, Brill, Great American Tea, Ormdorff, Smith, Slonaker, Cooper, Newcome, Riggleman, Clarke, White Post.
Middletown residents and visitors spent weekends with relatives in Washington D C Harrisonburg and Baltimore. Names include Rogers Milani Murray Parker Wright Hodgson Long Matthews Yates Keeler and Kline with trips to Madison College Camp Lee and the Way Side Inn. A Romania note discusses inheritance laws shrinking farms to garden size.
The Associated Press reports a San Francisco meeting of Admiral Nimitz and Admiral Halsey with Admiral King likely pressing a nonstop Pacific campaign. Nimitz receives a second Distinguished Service Medal for Pearl Harbor era commands. Movements target Truk and the Mariannas to open supply routes for MacArthur’s forces from Hollandia New Guinea.
H A Snapp president of the Frederick County Council of Religious Education announces the Rural Life Sunday program at Mt Olive Church on May 14 at 3 p m The Rev L C Messick hosts with responsive reading and prayer Dr T G Shuey Staunton principal speaker introduced by Rev EF B Smith Music by Gore Quartet The public is invited.
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The opening sentence pulls readers into a strange web of mystery, hinting at a chilling experience. Mary Reisner crafts a mood that invites curiosity while withholding key details.
In Savannah on Friday the world’s First Girl Scout will christen the Liberty ship S. S. Juliette Low named for the founder. The godmother is Mrs. Samuel C. Lawrence of Charleston West Virginia, niece of the founder. Mrs. Bruce McIntosh of Miami Florida chairs the Juliette Low Region for Girl Scouts.
In Pittsburgh a salesman registering at a downtown hotel asks the clerk if the room has a bed, revealing his skepticism with a surprised remark.
A guide lists common itch relief options including medicated powders and oatmeal based products. It discusses soothing creams and gentle cleansers to ease tender, irritated skin and reduce scratching sensations.
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