Middletown High Clinches Frederick-Clarke Title In 14 0 Victory
Middletown High School finished first in the Frederick Clarke Baseball League with an 11 1 record after routing Berryville 14 0. Stephens City placed second after beating Gore 10 3, while Boyce defeated Gainesboro 13 5 to secure third place. O’Leary led Middletown with 12 hits in the season, and Arnold took the loss for Berryville.
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Frederick-Clarke
Middletown High School
Berryville
Stephens City
Middletown
Eason
Gore
Boyce High School
Gainesboro
Mttle
Jryville High School
Clarke
Arnold
Jenkins
Dalton
Clem
Brumback
O'Leary
Orndorff
Ffioung
Cleary
LaFollette
Doule
Boyce
Frederick County
Vorous
D. Coulson
Longerbeam
Philips
Grove
Strother
Weir
Lloyd
Taylor
Stephens City To Play White Sox Here Sunday
Stephens City baseball club makes season debut facing Winchester White Box at the old Fair Ground diamond. Mitchell Boyd, who pitched well last week against Middletown, is expected to start for the locals.
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Stephens City
White Sox
Stephens City Town
Winchester
Fair Ground
Mitchell Boyd
Middletown
Middletown Mercus
Ey White
Judy
Mentzer
Midaionawa
Reese
Nazis Preparing For Rome Fall
British sources say German forces have fortified lines for months around Rome and may withdraw into ruins if siege succeeds. Allies doubt Rome can be held as an open city and note its rail hub position makes a stand unlikely beyond a depot.
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Iselring
London
Rome
Answers to the Daily Quiz Collected for Page Four
Correct responses list the International Labor Office as Q1 and the Office of Price Administration as Q2. It notes his son Williams L. White and his widow as co editors for Q3. Q4 identifies the role journalist, Q5 cites Tarzan, and Q7 names Maj. Gen. Walter C. Short. Q8 points to China, Q9 Metternich, and Q10 Louisiana.
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International Labor Office
Office of Price Administra
Williams L. White
Tarzan
Walter C. Short
China
Metternich
Louisiana
War Bond Committee to Send Aunt Sue Tokes to Massachusetts
Wendell Barney leads Winchester Frederick War Finance Committee and unanimously selects Aunt Susan Tokes of Opequon to supervise an outdoor meal in Winchester Massachusetts. The famed caterer denies magical chicken secrets and cites patient cooking as the key.
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Wendell Barney
Winchester
Aunt Sue
Mass
New England
Paul Revere
Susan Tokes
John Tokes
Hester Wormley Tokes
Sue
Peach and Apple Thinning Planned For Quality Fruit
A plan to import 1 000 laborers accompanies a peas program with talks by Dr Mangess and Dr Baetier of the U S Department of Agriculture and Dr Walter S Hough of the Winchester Research Laboratory on thinning methods for peaches and apples Hormone sprays for Stayman Delicious Rome and York varieties and timing before harvest were discussed with emphasis on thorough application and warm weather conditions
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Mangess
L. P. Baetjer
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Walter S. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Manegess
Transparent
Jonathan
Grimes
Rome
York
L. P. Baetier
Baetier
Stayman
A. H. Teske
Horticulturist
VPI
Farm labor program prices to be discussed
Ceiling prices and other matters pertaining to the farm labor program will be discussed.
40 000 Industrial Workers Made Idle
Detroit and Michigan experienced widespread labor strife with more than 7 000 idle workers including bread truck drivers and 1 900 Parke Davis workers amid a fifth day of stoppages. In Muskegon a plant settled to return workers and elsewhere 2 500 GM Chevrolet division staff were idle over smoking rule disputes. Harry Bridges urged labor to pursue political action instead of strikes.
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Detroit
Michigan
Parke, Davis (#) Co
Saginaw
Mich
General Motors
Chevrolet
Muskegon
War Labor Board
Campbell, Wyant and Cannon Foundry
Brown & Sharpe Manufacuring Co
Providence
R. I
San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Bridges
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
CIO
Winchester and Winchester Bond Feud War Beans and Fry
Winchester Massachusetts and Winchester Virginia stage a playful war bonds contest. Maurice Bird of Winchester MA challenges the southern city to top their rival in War Bond subscriptions with a baked bean supper in MA and a ham and chicken fry in VA. A northern mammy will supervise the VA feast and a southern cook will oversee the MA dish. Details and date to come.
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Evening Star
New, England
Ester
Antie
St Sa
New England
Virginia
War Finance Committee
Massachusetts
Shenafidoah Valley
Bay State
Aurice Bird
Winchester
Mass
Gloucester
Cape Cod
South
Maurice Bird
Wendell Barney
All Back The Attack Buy War Bonds
A wartime appeal urges readers to support the war effort by purchasing war bonds. The notice emphasizes civic duty and collective sacrifice to fund military operations and sustain national resolve.
Bombings Renewed Across Allied Airward Attacks
Allied forces renewed night bombing over Germany and occupied areas as raids targeted Ludwigshafen Aachen Ostende and Pas de Calais with mine laying operations reported in northern European waters and Danube river mining by Libetors and Wellingtons.
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Germany
English Channel
Pas de Calais
France
Ludwigshafen
Aachen
Nethelands
Belgium
Ostende
Paris
European
Naples
Danube River
Holiday Travel Starts Early
New York officials anticipate a 15 percent rise in travel over the holiday weekend versus last year. Bus firms airlines and railroads expect strong outbound traffic with peak activity this afternoon and extra service on the New York Washington corridor. The Pennsylvania Railroad urged employees to avoid passes until midweek. Col. J Monroe Johnson urged civilians to stay home and travel only when necessary.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
New York Central Railroad
Pacemaker
Empire State
Col. J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
Washington
Memorial Services Scheduled for June 4 at Mt Hebron
Joint memorial services of the I O O F and W O W will be held at Mt Hebron on Sunday afternoon June 4 replacing the earlier date. Committees include Edgar Mason Robert Jones and L I Carper for the Odd Fellows and L I Carper H Williamson and S O Mason for the Woodmen of the World. O T Powell of Bristol Va will deliver the main address. The judges will form at the hall led by the McIlwee Band and march to the cemetery. Public invited.
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Mt. Hebron
Edgar Mason
Robert Jones
L. I. Carper
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
H. 8. Williamson
S. O. Mason
Woodmen of the World
Dorsey Hottle
Everett Kline
O. T. Powell
Bristol
McIlwee
Chicago Grain Quotations May Opening Mixed
Chicago May 27 opening grain quotations show mixed moves with fractional changes. Wheat Jly 1.61 1/8 to 1.60 1/8 Dec 1.60 3/8 to 1-4. Oats Sep 71 7/8 Dec 71. Rye Jly 1.10 3/8 to 1-4 Sep 1.11 3/8 to 1-2 Dec 1.13 1/4 to 1-2 May 1.15 1/4. Trading is moderate.
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Chicago
Jly
Quartet to Sing at Mt Zion Church
The Alexander Four Quartet will render a program at 8 30 tomorrow evening in Zion Baptist Church per pastor Rev H C Johnson announcement.
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MT. Zion Church
Alexander Four
Zion Baptist Church
H. C. Johnson
Germans Press Advance in Italian Front as Fifth Army Breaks Through
Allied forces widen breach north and northwest of Cisterna as the Fifth Army presses a salient toward the Melfa river. Castrocielo and Roccasecca are cleared by Indian troops while Caserto, Velletri, and surrounding hills see German withdrawals. Prisoner total rises past 13 000 with heavy Allied air power destroying vehicles, and enemy losses increase as ground and air operations continue.
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Eighth Army
Fifth Army
Cisterna
Highway Six
Cori
Velletri
362Nd
Melfa
Liri
Castrocielo
Roccasecca
Cassino
Rome
Reports Offensive On East Front
New York May 27. David Anderson on NBC from London quoted the Vic radio with vague claims of offensive action on the eastern front but there was no confirmation from any other source.
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New York
David Anderson
NBC
London
Vic Radio
ABCA
Rave Marie
Funeral Plans For Mrs. Miller
The body of Mrs. Vir-Seal offlee remains at her home until the funeral tomorrow afternoon. Brief services at the home in the afternoon will be attended by immediate family. The remains will be taken to the Centenary Avagaelicn and Re formed Church for public rites at 3 o'clock.
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Vir - Seal
Heral
S. L. Flick
Mei Bere
Whirley Rites Scheduled for Monday at Rand City Church
Funeral services for Whirley, who died yesterday at his home in Rand City, will be held Monday at noon at the First Church with Rev. E. B. Smith officiating. Interment will follow at the nearby Cemetery.
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E Whirley
Rand City
Stentity
E. B. Smith Wi Rothele
Calé
Rites Tomorrow At Paris Virginia For Bushrod Lloyd
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Paris church for Bushrod Jackson Lloyd who died yesterday morning at his son Monte Franklin Lloyd’s home in Merrifield near Falls Church Virginia after a long illness. He was born in Jefferson County West Virginia, a son of Andrew Jackson Lloyd of Clarke County and Marty Stewart Lloyd of Jefferson County. Survived by Monte F. Lloyd Herman Lloyd Mrs Norman Hurst Mrs Pauline Leach sister Miss Bessie Lloyd brothers Henry W Lloyd Charles D Lloyd and twelve grandchildren.
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Paris Acre
Bushrod Jackson Eva
Monte Franklin Lloyd
Merrifield
Falls Church
Jefferson County
W. Va
Andrew Jackson Lloyd
Clarke County
Marty Stewart Lloyd
Jefferson ¢County
Cars Collide On U S Route 50 Near Winchester
A two car collision on Route 50 about 44 miles west of Winchester involved Howard Foxx of Mount Williams and a vehicle carrying Wavely Kerns Russell Rilg and others from Capon Bridge. Foxx’s car landed in Gap Run while the other was wrecked. No injuries were reported.
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Winchester
F. W. Pingley
Howard Foxx
Mount Williams
Wavely Kerns
Russell Rilg
Capon Bridge
W. Va
O’ Sullivan Ruber Company
Foxx
Gap Run
Kerns
Luther League Spring Session Held in Winchester Conference
Luther Leagues of the Winchester Conference meet at Trinity Lutheran Church Stevens City for a Spring Conference. The 2:30 PM session begins with devotions, then a business meeting and address by Rev. Glenn Bolick. Supper follows before a Model Luther League program.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Lutheragues
Winchester
Trinity Church
Glenn Bolick
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Front Royal
Earl Miley, Jr
St. Peter’s
Luther League
Oms Brook
J. P. Derrick
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Woodstock
Johnum
Shenandoahrish
Baltimore Market Summary May 27 Produce and Butter Quantities
Baltimore reports a light produce and poultry intake with a dull market not cleared. Rocks and crosses priced 32-35, leghorns 24-27. fowl colored 27-30, leghorns 23-24. Eggs tallied 4,131 cases. Butter output 284,681 pounds with steady market.
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Baltimore
Wall Street Mixed as Buyers Skip Leaders in Late May Session
In New York buyers held moderate volumes across merchandising farm implement and specialty stocks while failing to lift leaders. Bond trends were mixed with some rails showing renewed support and other sectors indicating ongoing investment.
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New York
Body of Woman Found In Lake near Chapel Hill
Durham, N C May 47 officials reported a body found weighted and submerged in Eastwood Lake near Chapel Hill. Investigators linked the victim to Mrs Jewett, last seen after May 10, with bloodstained clothing and personal items found. Suspects Martin and Jewett faced murder charges as detectives pursued clues from a May 8 to May 10 timeline.
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Durham
N. C
Cuit H
Wéthan
Eastwood Lake
Chapel Hill
Wong Eye
M Ward
M. JéWey
Beenie Ma
Ion A
Arena
Ett
Martin
Ham
Martin Ae
Jewett
Char
Boonwitte
Boonvillé Hotél
Winchester and Middletown Undefeated in Rival Preview
The report notes both Winchester and Middletown remain undefeated as they prepare for a key Sunday assignment. It highlights Mentzer’s expected strong performance and mentions the Siem brothers as notable players to watch.
Café Scheduling Hearing Noted in Frederick Circuit Court
A scheduled hearing was heard yesterday in Frederick Circuit Court regarding the Café case. Court records indicate the matter proceeded as planned with authorities outlining the next steps and dates.
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Intinuteéa
Fréderick Circuit Court
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Toville
Sue Tokes
War Bond Committee
Philadelphia
Battle of War Bonds
East Front
Miller
Bushrod Lloyd
Wall Street
Méntzer
Price J. R. A
Singer Sewing Machine
Rippon
Moore Insurance and Realty Company
Charles Town
West Cork
Bath
Praire
Kernstown
W. Lapton
J. B. Daniel
Woodland Ave
Fairmont
Berryville Ave
W. Monmouth
Tainbulls
Chester
Albert G. Robinson
I. C. Co
GB Care Star
Morgan
Mer
American Stores Co
Peoples Drug Store
Col
A. H. Dondero
Pennsylvania Avenue
N. W
Box
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Wilson
Bellman
Arze Washington
Fordson Tractor
G. B. Guthridge
J Bowman
Baker St
Zephyr
Robert A. Lewis
Pennsylvania Ave
Capitol
Loudoun
Billford
Lawrence Edmonds
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