Official Programs For Finals At Stephens City
The Stephens City High School class of 61, largest in history, will hold baccalaureate services next Sunday at 8 oclock at the Stephens City Men Church. The commencement follows June 4 at 8 at the Methodist Center with diplomas, awards, and class ushers shown by principal R. E. Ayler and staff.
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Stephens City High School
R. E. Ayler
Stephens City Men Church
Ethelbert Nevin
W. E. Smith
Glee Clu’ Ord
Poe First Baptist Church
Winchester
Strike Halts West Side Street Car Traffic in Cleveland
Street car traffic on Cleveland's west side halted for over an hour after transit workers walked out protesting late paychecks from the city treasury. Dozens of vehicles stalled. Mayor Lausche ordered arrests of agitators. Normal service resumed shortly before noon as clerks headed to downtown department stores open noon to 9 pm for war workers.
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Cleveland
City Transit
Frank J. Lausche
Mrs Nina Fleming Buried in Berryville Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs Nina Fleming 50 who died at her home near Berryville were held today at 2 PM from her residence. Interment followed in Charles Town cemetery with Rev L A Parker of Berryville Baptist Church conducting. Robert Patton built early steam warships and submarines.
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Berryville
Nina Fleming
Gaylord
Charles Town
L. A. Parker
Berryville Baptist Church
With Our Men In The Service
Captain and Mrs Sprink le report their son Carl, ex Washington Daily News staffer now in the Air Corps with the 582nd School Squadron at Miami Beach. Inducted May 15, he was among five newspaper men chosen from 39 to enter air corps service. He’s housed in government taken hotels at Miami Beach. Also home furloughs and weekend visits note Lt H B McCormac, OSC graduate, in Camp Lee Quartermaster. Ensign Robert Harper visiting from Washington. Sgt Robert Clayton from Camp Gordon to Camp Pickett. Pvt David H Allen Jr awaiting transfer to Air Corps at Camp Barkley. Pvt Glenn L Crane at Keesler Field.
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D. M. Sprinkle
Carl
Washington Daily News
NBC
Washington
Air Corps
582Nd
Miami Beach
H. B. McCormac
Quartermaster Corps
Camp Lee
Petersburg
McCormac
David H. Allen, Jr
D. H. Allen
Glen Allen
Berryville
Camp Barkley
Texas
Glenn L. Crane
Grover Crane
Oea Ww. A
Likese
Keesler Field
Sieblaippi
Army Air Corps
Baltimore Grain Market Closing May Prices
Prices based on deliveries at mill with no. 2 red winter wheat at 1.19 1-2 per bushel for May. Corn quoted 90 cents per bushel. Market notes wheat 1.15 per bushel and corn 96 to 98 cents per bushel.
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Baltimore
Canada forest fire costs hit record over thirteen million
Total damage and cost of forest fires in Canada reached 13 242 179 dollars last year, the worst in the country’s history. Dr. Clendening Danly appears on page 4 for health guidance.
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Clendening Danly
Canada
Wistful Mention of Brewing Ambitions Sparks Newsroom Query
A fragment quotes a speaker reflecting on trying a new venture in brewing, expressing uncertainty and curiosity about a possible career shift into the brewing business. The casual aside hints at a budding interest without detailing plans or outcomes.
Flood Stricken Community Fights Disease
Honesdale Pennsylvania struggles after weekend flash floods killed 17 in Wayne County and left 30 homeless. Debris removal begins with all able bodied men aiding cleanup as Red Cross feeds families and officials inspect water quality. Damage runs into millions across Lackawaxen and surrounding rivers as Bethlehem Steel plant disruption affects local industry.
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Honesdale
Pennsylvania
Lackawaxen
Lehigh
Schulkskill
Delaware
Red Cross
Wayne County
Hawley
White Mills
Anna Marshall
Edwin B. Callway
Associated Press
Easton
Bethlehem
Allentown
Pottstown
Scranton
Hazleton
Wilkes-Barre
Bethlehem Steel Company
Rites Held For Crash Victim Albert Pincham
Final rites were conducted at Enders Funeral Home for Albert Marshall Pincham 20 who was killed when his car crashed into a tree on the Winchester Berryville pike several miles west of here He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Fincham and survived by siblings Genevieve Robert Jr Mrs James Ashby Roy M and Mrs Clifton Bray The Rev Dr L A Parker officiated and burial followed in Green Hill cemetery Pallbearers were Charles Duke Jr William Duke Floyd Stickles Wilbur Swartz William Cleven ger and Wardell Singhass
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Berryville
Enders Funeral Home
Albert Marshall Pincham
Winchester-Berryville Pike
Robert Fincham
Genevieve
Robert, Jr
James Ashby
Roy M
Zionsville
Clifton Bray
L. A. Parker
Green Hill Cemetery
Charles Duke, Jr
William Duke
Floyd Stickles
Wilbur Swartz
William Clevenger
Wardell Singhass
Exeter Ship Canal: first UK canal for sea-going vessels
The ship canal at Exeter in England was completed during Queen Elizabeth's reign as the first in the United Kingdom designed to allow sea-going vessels to reach an inland port.
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Exeter
England
United Kingdom
Puts Skids Under St. Louis Lads
Cincinnati Reds sweep two from the Cardinals 3 to 2 and 2 to 0 in St. Louis. Johnny Vander Meer dominates in the opener with nine strikeouts over five hits. Ray Starr fires a shutout in the nightcap as Cincinnati moves within reach of Boston in the standings.
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ST. Louis
Onne
Johnny Vander Meer
Ray Starr
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Vander Meer
Starr
Boston
Cincinnati
Hemsley
M. Cooper
Beazley
W. Cooper
Lamanno
Gumbert
Dickson
Senators Top Yankees In See-Saw 9 8 Victory
Washington edges New York 9 to 8 as Bobby Estalella starts scoring with a single and a double in a back and forth game. Early Wynn limits the Yankees after a heavy fifth inning, while Washington builds a late lead to secure the win before 15 000 spectators.
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Washington
Senators
New York Yankees
Army-Navy
Bobby Estalella
Red
Mike Chartak
Bruce Campbell
Nats
Yanks
Early Wynn
Estatella
Chartak
Campbell
New York
Ruffing
Breuer
Lindell
Dickey
Rosar
Wynn
Zuber
Early
Bombs Hit English Coast in Night Attacks
German broadcasts report high explosives and incendiaries struck a base for light British naval forces on the English south coast. British accounts say several localities were damaged with casualties. German high command claims no losses and says fighters shot down some British planes near occupied France. Public Health Service mobile labs examine milk and water in Army maneuvers.
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Berlin
Geron High Command
France
On High Command
The
Public Health Service
Lefty French Holds Giants To Five
Lef ty Harry French beat Carl Hubbell and the New York Giants to give the Dodgers a 6-0 win. The victory snapped a three-game skid for the NL leaders before a crowd of 45,503. French allowed five hits in his fourth win, while Hubbell struggled, yielding twelve Dodgers hits and all six runs by the fifth inning. The Giants missed a fourth inning scoring chance on a triple by Mickey Witek and a Mel Ott fly. Brooklyn 202 100 100 6 New York 000 000 000 0.
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New York
Harry French
Carl Hubbell
Ne York Giants
Dodgers
French
Giants
Hubbell
Hub
Mickey Witek
Mel Ott
Rizzo
Dolph Luque
Brooklyn
Owen
McGee
Adams
Danning
Foster Largent Secures Quilt for Church Benefit
The quilt on display at Reynold's Store in Earl Farmer's shop will be sold to raise funds for Wesley Chapel Methodist Church. Foster Largent of Whitacre secured the quilt for the effort.
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Earl Farmer
Reynold’s
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church
Foster Largent
Whitacre
Doubleheader Split as Braves Lose First Game to Phillies
Boston Braves drop 3-2 in 11 innings, Phillies win 3-2. Second game tight early, Phils lead 2-1 before Braves rally to 6-3 win. Eddie Miller hits fourth homer with two on in seventh to seal the second contest before 10,965 fans.
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Philadelphia
Maya
Boston Braves
Phillies
Boston
Eddie Miller
Braves
Phils
Mickey Livingston
Jim Tobin
Danny Litwhiler
Afternoon News Lays Out Late Press Timetable
The STAR sets press time as 9 P M in London 10 P M in Berlin Rome and 11 P M in the Balkans signaling different regional deadlines for evening editions.
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STAR
London
Berlin
Rome
Balkans
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Stephens City
Clark
JOA
Pee Pbs All Dyke
H. W. Roth
F. L. Roof
Elsie L. Hovermale
Metho Cid
Roy Bayliss
Fred Watts
Charlotte Wyant
Glee Club
Ruth Parker
Betty Moore
Brumback
Billy Sandy
Eloise Albin
Mary Bell Watts
Mrs. Fleming
Robert Patton
Smalts & Son
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Ensign Robert Harper
West Boscawen Street
Robert Clayton
Camp Gordon
Camp Pickett
William Clayton
West Cork Street
Joe Marsh
Brewing Industry Foundation
Craine Silo Company
Bridgewater, Va
A. L. Weaver
George ‘Vy. Kurtz
Rita Hayworth
Los Angeles
Edward Judson
Central Press
Yankees
English
J. W. Grove Furniture Co
Loudoun St
Lefty French
Quil
Earley
Hutchings
Tobin
Lombardi
Podgajny
Nahem
Warren
Errickson
Sain
Kluttz
Pearson
Naylor
Livingston
Armed Services
U. S
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lue
Sam
America
Natures Way
Miss Kidd
Ice
Lei
USAFE
Mictory
Winchester Cold Storage CO
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