Fruit Exports Seen Shrinking Amid Trade Frictions
Dr. Taylor of the U S Department of Agriculture told Frederick county orchardists that apple exports may fall from 10 to 11 million bushels to about 3 million this season due to European controls. He warned that prolonged war and increased domestic production could limit postwar demand and raise the burden on the U S market while urging cost cuts in market preparation and retailer margins.
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Porter Taylor
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Frederick County
Taylor
Com
Mrs Slonaker Heads Winchester Presbytery Auxiliary
Mrs. R Bruce Slonaker of this city was elected president of the Woman's Auxiliary of Winchester Presbytery at its thirty fourth annual meeting in Charles Town West Virginia. Other officers elected include Mrs J B C McLaughlin vice president Mrs C William Moore recording secretary Miss Catherine Todd Beltzhoever treasurer Mrs Harry Ridgeway corresponding secretary and Mrs A D Kenamond historian Local auxiliary members attended the two day meeting with past president Mrs J A McMurray presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bruce Slonaker
Woman's Auxiliary of
Winchester
Charles Town
W. Va
J. B. C. McLaughlin
Shepherdstown
C. William Moore
Catherine Todd Beltzhoever
Harry Ridgeway
A. D. Kenamond
J. A. McMurray
Elder Daily To Preach Wednesday at Cedar Creek Baptist
Elder Daily of Macon Georgia will preach at Cedar Creek Baptist Church on Wednesday May 22 at 2 o clock. The announcement invites the public to attend this service and hear his sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Daily
Macon
Georgia
Cedar Creek Baptist Church
Frederick County Fruitgrowers Back Marginal Tree Removal Plan
At a Friday meeting the Frederick County Fruitgrowers Association approved a marginal tree removal program. The plan follows a four state conference in Martinsburg West Virginia on May 11 and was presented locally by Phil H. Gold, president of the association.
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Frederick County Fruitgrowers Association
Martinsburg
W. Va
Phil H. Gold
Quick Step-Up In Plane Production Is Immediate Spearhead
A rapid push to expand U S warplane output becomes the defense spearhead with a 50 000 aircraft year target. Industry leaders and officials convene as Morgenthau cites engine shortages and Arnold forecasts monthly and yearly production rises from 340 to 1 248 planes.
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U.S. Defense
Washington
Army
Navy
Treasury
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
Senate Appropriations Committee
White House
George
D-Ga
Connally
Roosevelt
Armed Services
Morgenthau
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Corps
Henry Bryarly Interred at Mount Hebron Cemetery
The body of Henry R. Bryarly, a former Winchester business leader, was interred in Mount Hebron after a service at his Chevy Chase home. Reverend Robert B. Nelson led the grave side rites, with friends gathering for floral tributes before the funeral march to Winchester.
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Henry R. Bryarly
Winchester
Chevy Chase
Mount Hebron E
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Bryarly
No. 23
Primrose Street
Bible Institute Opens For Presbyterians In Berryville
Presbyterians of the area attended a Bible Institute in Berryville starting at 10 oclock. Ada Glass Baker of Kernstown spoke on Organizing the Vacation Bible School. Inez Tucker of Richmond spoke on Materials Available for Vacation Bible Schools and E B Paisley of Richmond discussed Conserving the Results of the Vacation Bible School Work. The session closed at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Ada Glass Baker
Kernstown
Inez Tucker
Richmond
E. B. Paisley
Plan Monument To Virgin Mary At Mount Saint Mary’s
An 80 foot monument topped by a 22 foot Mary statue will rise at Mount Saint Mary’s College on the site of the old church on the hill. The base will exceed 56 feet and include a recessed crypt for religious devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Mount Saint Mary’s College
John du Bois
Senator proposes grow defense output with new coordinating board
Senator George urges government inducements for private firms to expand defense plants and accept accelerated depreciation. He calls for a cross sector board to coordinate army navy industry and labor under the defense program as Baruch meets the President with no revival of the War Industries Board mentioned.
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Senate
House
George
D-Ga
Defense
Georgia
Army
Funeral Service At Annapolis For Late Mrs. Burwell
Funeral services set for 3 p.m. at St. Anne's Episcopal Church in Annapolis for Mrs. Elliott H. Burwell widow of a prominent civic and charity worker. She died at her Annapolis home yesterday and is survived by her husband son Midshipman John Wirt Randall Burwell at the Naval Academy two sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
Elliott H. Burwell
Burwell
John Wirt Randall
John Wirt Randall Burwell
Naval Academy
Vacancies Open in U S Regular Army Across Several Posts
The U S Army Recruiting Station announces many vacancies in the regular army. Openings include infantry in Hawaii and Panama, engineers and ordnance at Langley Field Virginia, engineers at Fort Belvoir Virginia, coast artillery at Fort Monroe Virginia, quartermaster at Holabird Depot Baltimore, field artillery at Fort Myer Virginia, engineers military police medical and signal corps at Fort Benning Georgia. Applicants urged to apply at once.
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U.S. Army
Hawaii
Panama
Engineers and Ordnance
Langley Field
Fort Belvoir
Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Holabird Depot
Baltimore
Field Artillery
Fort Myer
Military Police
Medical Department
Signal Corps
Fort Benning
Samuel Johnson Colored Dies at Clarke County Home
Samuel Johnson, colored, 56, died last night at 11 50 at his home near Berry's Ferry Clarke county. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at Little Chapel with interment in the adjoining graveyard. He leaves a widow Mary Johnson and a son Rayfred Johnson. He was a son of the late Richard Johnson and Pobre Hellum of Clarke county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Johnson
Berry’s Ferry
Clarke County
Little Chapel
Mary Johnson
Rayfred Johnson
Richard Johnson
Pobre Hellum
Clarke Couny
Alleged Attacker Sent To Grand Jury
Leonard Thorpe a 19 year old resident of 203 Baker Street was sent to the Grand Jury after a hearing before Trial Justice Donald Weems on a charge of criminally assaulting an eight year old girl. He was arrested early May 13 after entering the child’s home and the assault. He has signed a confession police Bay.
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Leonard Thorpe
Baker Street
Grand Jury
Donald Weems
Thorpe
Police Bay
VFW Post 2123 Plans Evening Meeting
A meeting of Post 2123 Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held tonight at 8 oclock. All members are requested to attend.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Stars rally past Giants as Orengo delivers late baseline
Yesterday’s Star Joe Orengo homered to tie the game and his tenth inning RBI single sent the winning run home in a 6-5 Cardinals victory over Giants.
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Joe Orengo
Cardinals
Giats
Bobby Feller
Indians
Yankees
Rip Russell
Cubs
Dodgers
Jimmy Bloodworth
Senators
White Sox
Bennie Warren
Phillies
Pirates
Elden Auker
Browns
Athletics
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Bees
Sheep Dips To Be Given Here May 31
Virginia counties will host portable vat sheep dipping demonstrations from May 27 to 31. Experts from VPI and F G Meyer will cover external parasites and dipping methods, with visits in Lee Scott Russell Washington Smyth Grayson Giles Craig Highland Frederick.
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Virginia
V. P. T. Animal Husbandry Department
F. G. Meyer
Chicago
Lee
Scott Counties
Russell
Washington
Smyth
Grayson
Giles
Craig
Highland
Frederick
Shenandoah Valley
Clarke County
Shipwreck Note Prompts Coast Guard Search in Chesapeake Bay
State Police and the Coast Guard investigated a May 18 shipwreck note found in South River. The message said a group is stranded about 13 miles south of Glamis Point on an uncharted island three feet above water at high tide, with food for three days and requests notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
South River
Glamis Point
Traffic Court case summary involving driving without permit
Fred Gray of Fairfax Lane city charged with driving without an operator's permit for a vehicle described as dead. H K Huie listed with addresses in Valley Avenue city and Mishawaka Avenue South Bend Ind operating a car on Texas tags. Court requires license purchase and costs. Russell A Pilike of West Pic Eyen city charged with reckless driving.
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Fred Gray
Fairfax Lane
City
H. K. Huie
Valley Avenue
Mishawaka Avenue
South Bend
Ind
Texas
Russell A. Pilike
West Piceyeen City
Not This One Denies Identity in Drug Case Conviction
E. W. O’Hara of People’s Drug Company asks The Star to note he is not the person named in the recent conviction for disposing of property while under lien. He seeks to clear his name from the linked charge and stresses his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. O’hara
People’s Drug Company
Star Today
Delco
General Motors
Two Sermons At Cork Street Church Of Christ
Evangelist delivered two powerful sermons yesterday at the Cork Street Church of Christ. Morning talk affirmed divine guidance amid a chaotic world and evening warned against resisting God. Special nights this week include men’s night Monday women’s night Wednesday and Friday for Sunday School attendees.
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Cork Street Church
Police Court Reveals Local Driver Pleads to Charges
Jack Ward Bessey aged 45 of 45 fee avenue faced a hit and run charge and a false statement claim to obtain unemployment compensation under the act. Deputy Bob DeHaven arrested him. three months suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ward Bessey
Fee Avenue
Paul D. Kerns
Frederick County
Bob DeHaven
Answers to Today's Quiz Highlights and Details
The page lists quiz answers including questions on William sburg Williamsburg Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr and James Monroe. It notes hummingbird attracted to red long spurred flowers and a red blue water tube feeder. Also cites 1939 U S industrial research spending about 215 million dollars and a 1927 Spirit of St Louis stamp issue. Wharton School founded in March at University of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lindbergh
Burial Services Offered by Jones Funeral Home
Jones Funeral Home notes more than fifty service items required to fulfill the American Standard of burial in the community, outlining a full range of options available to families.
South End Festival Opens in Rouss Park This Week
The South End festival starts at Rouss Park tonight and runs through the week. Free attractions include the Aerial Arontys performing a 100 foot high pole act without safety devices, billed as the highest in the world. A new ride called the twister debuts, claimed to be the only one on the east coast.
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Rouss Park
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported May 17
Treasury data show receipts at 13.506 million dollars and expenditures at 22.566 million, lifting gross debt to 42.769 billion. The daily increase totals 8.435 million dollars.
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Washington
The
Treasury
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Col. Lindbergh
George CC. Marshall
Douglas Aircraft Company
Santa Monica
Calif
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Seattle
Douglas
General Marshall
Handley School
Cammer Tire Co
Mervel LW
Adams Plumbing
E. Piccadilly
Henry Bryarly
Mount Hebron
Virgin
Mrs. Burwell
U. S
Grand
VFW Meeting
Associated Press
Tiens
Francis Hume Scott
Williamsburg
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr
James Monroe
Wharton School of Commerce
University of Pennao
South End Co
James Melton
Francia White
Donald Voorhees
Bell Symphonic Orchestra and Chorus
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele
Bell System
General Motor Development
O'Connell Air Conditioning
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