Market Quotations Reflect Mixed Midday Trading
New York stocks showed mixed results with modest gains for Chrysler Chesapeake & Ohio Brill Motors Westinghouse Johns Manville and laggards including Bethlehem Great Northern Texas Instruments Boeing Sperry American Telephone Phelps Dodge under cloudy trends and cautious mood amid wartime tax warnings and slow dealings.
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New York
Chrysler
Chesapeake & Ohio
Brill Motors
Westinghouse
Buck
Johns-Manville
Bethlehem
Great Northern
Texas 7Ich
Boeing
Sperry
Amercian
Telephone
Phelps Dodge
Chicago Grain Quotations Steady Opening Trade
Chicago May 15 grain futures opened steady in light trade. Wheat 1-8 higher to 1-8 lower from yesterday. May 1.75 1-2 5-8. Corn near unchanged to 1-4 higher. May 1.18 1-8. Oats mixed. May 63 7-8 64. Rye 3-8 lower to 1-2 higher. May 1.38 7-8. Early prices list: Wheat May 1.75 1-2 to 5-8. Corn May 1.18 1-8. Oats May 63 7-8. Rye May 1.38 17-8.
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Chicago
Star Newspaper Highlights Local National World Coverage
The Star offers complete coverage of local, national, and world events with ongoing reporting, analysis, and updates across communities and major headlines.
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the Star
Stock Market Report from Baltimore on May 15
Market steady across livestock sections with apples and eggs quoted at the day’s levels. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep show nominal steady prices with specific ranges for beef cows, cutters, vealers, hog weights, and spring lambs noted in the Baltimore bureau report.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
WFA
Office of Market Services
Stream Pollution To Be Discussed At I Walton Meeting
Mr Roetman sanitation engineer of the American Viscose Corporation at Front Royal will address the Izaak Walton League Chapter meeting on Tuesday May 29 at 7 30 oclock at Tokes Inn The Honorable E Blackburn Moroe chairman of the General Assembly stream pollution study committee will also speak Dinner tickets can be arranged with Henry T Goode entertainment committee chair.
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Roetman
Amercian Viscose Corporation
Front Royal
Izaak Walton League
Toke’s Inn
E. Blackburn Moroe
General Assembly
Henry T. Goode
Miss Mary B Watts Weds April 30 In Bright Opequon Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Mary B Watts took place April 30 with officiation noted. The bride wore a pacific blue dress and pink accessories, with a pale pink rose corsage. Attendant Miss Frances Stokes wore a pink jersey dress. A reception at Mrs Stokes home featured Van Fleet roses and ivy. The couple departed for Washington DC and then to the bride’s Opequon home. Seaman Daniels has returned to duty at Fort Pierce Florida.
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Miss Frances Stokes
Stoke
Washington, D. C
Opequon
Seaman Daniels
Fort Pierce
Fla
Mrs. Daniels
Historic Cemetery Renovation Planned Near Mount Williams
The cemetery adjoining St. John's Lutheran Church near Mount Williams in Frederick County will be cleared of weeds and overgrowth and renovated this Saturday after noon May 26 starting at 1 o'clock. A memorial service follows at 3 o'clock on Sunday June 3 with an open program for all attendees.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mount Williams
Frederick County
4-H Plans For War Bond Drive
The 4 H County Council Committee on war effort met to set up a bond booth on May 19 and 26. They discussed engaging all 4 H members in selling bonds during the drive.
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4-H County Council Committee On
4-H
Formula Principles for World Security Council outlined
The article outlines principles for a global security framework. It states regional organizations aligned with the world organization are legitimate, that the world security council may use force if peaceful methods fail, and that self defense includes collective defense. It cites the Mexico City Act of Chapultepec as regional solidarity in the Americas.
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Russia
World Organization
British Commonwealth of Nations
World Security Council
United States
Mexico City
Hurley Divorce Granted in Frederick Circuit Court
Charles Edward Hurley granted a full divorce from Ruby Berry Hurley on desertion grounds dating from May 30, 1941. The couple married in February 1941. Judge Burr P. Harrison issued the decree in Frederick Circuit Court.
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Charles Edward Hurley
Ruby Berry Hurley
Burr P. Harrison
Frederick
Doolittle Planned for Pacific Command Return to Washington
The article notes that General Doolittle, commander of the U S Eighth Air Force and leader of the first attack on Tokyo, will return to Washington for a new assignment with strong indication of a Pacific command.
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U. S. Eighth Air Force
Tokyo
Washington
Doolittle
Pacific
Clarke County Red Cross Drive Tops $10 101 53 At Annual Meet
Clarke County Chapter of the American Red Cross met in Berryville on May 15 electing the current officers for another year. The 1945 War Fund Drive raised 10101.53 from 1 446 contributors. The report praised volunteer hours, noted a station wagon purchase, and highlighted work at Newton Baker Hospital with the Camp and Hospital Corps and Nurses Aides.
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Berryville
Clarke County
American Red Cross
R. K. McDonald
Edward Jenkins
Joe D. Griffing
Lewis Stolle
Red Cross
Newton Baker Hospital
Camp and Hospital Corps
Arts and Skills Corps
Motor Corps
Joseph*. M
William Beverley
Agnes Mitchell
Winchester Hospital
National Red Cross
Belgium
Greece
Newton Baker
Home Service Corps
Blood Conner
Canteen Board Elects Directors For Service Aid
A Board of Directors was elected at a meeting to supervise box lunches for service men heading to camps and to plan entertainment for Newton Baker Hospital. Three year terms go to Mrs Graham Cherty and Julian Glascock, two years to Hobson C McGehee and Rev James Five, and one year to Townsend Burwell and Richard Smith Jr.
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Newton Baker Hospital
Graham Cherty
Julian Glascock
Hobson C. McGehee
James Five
Townsend Burwell
Richard Smith
Torture Policy Charged to Nazi Torture Report (Continued)
The committee documented camps with about 300 bodies found at dawn and described four prisoner classes political, habitual criminal, conscientious objectors, and labor refusers. It labeled the system a deliberate regime of torture and death under brutal guards and criminal troops.
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Ling
Barkley Eae George
D-Ga
Thomas
Utah
Brooks
R-Ill
Wherry
R-Neb
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Thomason
D-Tex
Richards
D-Sc
Izac
S& Chambers
Extermination scheme for occupied nations detailed in report
The document describes a planned regime of terror in Nazi camps targeting Jews Russians and Poles. It details abduction to Germany, forced labor, and starvation in crowded camps, with intellectuals and professionals among those captured to spread Nazi doctrine.
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Germany
Five Leave Here For Induction To Roanoke Virginia
One city man and four from the county departed Winchester for Roanoke to face final induction into the armed forces. Ray B. Bendall was ordered to report by the city draft board and the county board called James M. Lowery Ashbey Turner Berry Donald Lee Spitler and Albert Led Orndorff.
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Winchester
Roanoke
Ray B. Bendall
James M. Lowery
Ashbey ‘Turner Berry
Donald Lee Spitler
Albert Led Orndorff
If We'll Buy The Bonds They'll Drop The Bombs
A compact protest sentiment arguing that funding bonds leads to military escalation. The phrase implies a linkage between financial bonds and weapon deployment, signaling antiwar public sentiment during tense defense budgeting periods.
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Mary B. Watts
Crosstie
Railroads
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dam
Tee
Americas
Harleys
Clarke Red Cross
The
Balen Ae Aaron
Stuart
Seuart
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun St
Grimm
E. Boscawen
Ollie C. Cooper
Amherst Street
County Court House
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Yad
Las and
Biks
Firestone
N. Braddock St
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