Community scouts push to meet six thousand dollar quota
The Frederick Clarke count Boy Scout Fund drive aims to raise six thousand dollars led by Judge Burr Har and driven by volunteers. Key figures include drive chair V Ronald S Wilson and Shenandoah Area president Col Ashby Miller who broadcast Camp Rock’s story to boost support.
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Roy Larrick
Frederick County farmer's market closes after week long season
The Frederick County Board of Agriculture reported the market closed this morning after seven weeks. Grover Schlack, chairman, noted the market opened Wednesdays at 8 am and usually sold out by 9 am. Peak single day intake reached about 500 dollars with about 12 farmers typically participating.
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International aviation control debated among 50 nations
Civil Aviation discusses economic control of a vast industry with a proposed international authority. Debates focus on how much sovereignty to cede over commercial flying, provisional air routes, and technical standards. An interim council exists awaiting a permanent body.
Early school supplies in post Civil War era
J Acording to T D Clark in his history of the Southern Country Store a child starting school needed slate slate pencils foolscap paper ink a pencil steel pens and a dictionary. Slate and pencils were essential with large slates costing a quarter and small ones fifteen cents as some places provided the only writing surface.
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T. D. Clark
What do V E Day and V J Day stand for
The terms V E Day and V J Day refer to Victory in Europe and Victory over Japan, marking the end of World War II in Europe and in the Pacific theater. The acronym explanations emphasize European and Japanese theater victories, used in wartime and postwar reporting.
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Halloween in Winchester Sees Quiet Halloween Night
City reports say Winchester had a comparatively quiet Halloween as teens away for the holiday tale of mischief faded. Local disturbances were minor with garbage cans piled on Tenneyson Avenue and gates missing from posts while porch chairs dangled from telephone poles.
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4H Meeting In Berryville
A Berryville Virginia 4 H Club meeting is set for Friday November 3 at 8 pm in Berryville High School. Col Titus of Woodrow Wilson General Hospital was to speak but will not attend. The program will feature Clarke County 4 H Club activities and is open to the public.
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Funeral Monday for Grace Mason
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Guildfield Baptist Church at Millwood for Grace Harris Mason revered citizen of the community who died at her home Monday morning. Interment in Little Chapel Cemetery in Clarke county.
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Jap Planes Strike Navy Carrier Raiders Brew Up Losses
The carrier raiders claim 1,132 enemy planes destroyed before takeoff while 2,594 enemy planes are listed as definitely destroyed. Another 252 are rated probably destroyed or damaged. Many rescued American airmen are to fly again in new Hellcat fighters.
Three Die Yesterday at South Boston Market Incident
A trio died yesterday at the South Boston market amid tobacco sales. Officials reported $44.44 as the season’s top average per hundred pounds. A clerk’s quick action saved ownership records and variable papers from loss.
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Allied push through Maas area as Germans pull back
Allied columns advance along the Maas in heavy mud while German forces withdraw toward Rotterdam Arnhem line. Canadian troops report 18 000 prisoners and 850 square miles liberated since Oct 6. American Seventh Army seizes St Benoit Laveline and Les Polieres in Vosges foothills.
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Roosevelt and Dewey in Campaign Clash Over Policy
The Times Dispatch and New York Times publish extended exchanges with Roosevelt and Dewey. The piece argues Dewey embraces Roosevelt’s reforms and criticizes his own platform as chaotic. It contrasts Roosevelt’s world leadership with Dewey’s foreign policy stance and notes election logistics.
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Canadians Drive Inward On Walcheren Front
The Allied assault on Walcheren intensified as Canadian forces breached the causeway from South Beveland and pushed toward the island. British troops landed on the southern coast while Canadians battled through a bomb crater, with more of Walcheren reportedly flooded to hinder German defenses.
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