Work Permits For School Children To Expire This Week
Frederick county schools will dismiss Wednesday afternoon November 29 and reopen after the holidays. All work permits have expired and students not in class will be prosecuted under compulsory attendance laws. Parents with permits should respond promptly. New teachers have started at Stephens City and Miller School with several changes in staff including Mrs Alice F Stahl and Mrs Zenia Durrette.
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Frederick County
Alice F. Stahl
Stephens City
Buford A. Casey
Casey
Zenia Durrette
Luray
Pauline Lindsey
Miller School
Dsey
Florida
Susie D. Wilkins
Middletown
Hilda Boyd
Harry Sherman
Services Held For Mrs E E Murray
Mrs. Edward E Murray died last Thursday in a Washington hospital. Survived by four children Loy H Brodie Elmer Failey Ray Murray and Lester Murray all of Washington and a brother Benjamin Massie of Stephens City. Funeral at Hines Funeral Home Washington with Rock Creek Cemetery interment Chevy Chase Maryland.
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Edward BE. Murray
Washington
Edward E. Murray
Avon Park
Fla
George T. Ard Isabel
Massie
Frederick County
Relief
Methodist Church
Cavalry Methodist Church
Loy H. Brodie
Elmer Failey Ray Murray
Lester Miurray
Benjamin Massie
Phens City
Hines Funeral Home
Rock Creek
Chevy Chase
Clarke County Native Lucy Ware McCormick Dies at 78
Lucy Ware McCormick died this morning at 8 50 at her home on South Church Street Berryville age seventy eight. She was born August 26 1868 at Audley Farm Clarke County and spent her life there. She was daughter of the late Edward P C Curtis Lewis and Lucy B Ware Lewis of Clarke County. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Lucy Ware McCormick
South Church Street
Berryville
Edward P. C. Curtis Lewis
Audley Farm
Clarke County
Tate
Lucy B. Ware Lewis
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Correct quiz responses listed with numbers 1 through 10. Topics include sports score, historical figures, science, geography, and identification of cheeses. Highlights mention Cardinals victory by five to one and General John J. Pershing.
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Cardinals
John J. Pershing
Arnold Bennett
South
New Hampshire
Oliver Hazard Perry
Ration Calendar Updates for Meats Fats and Fuel
AP notes indefinite validity for book four meat and processed food stamps with specific A and Z series. Gasoline coupons 11A valid three gallons through Nov. 8 in northeast and southeast. 13A and other stamps four gallons through Dec. 21 elsewhere. Heating season coupons now valid. broader period adjustments across categories.
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Associated Press
Truman Hears From President Roosevelt
Sen. Harry S. Truman, the new Democratic Vice President-elect, read a telegram from President Roosevelt among congratulatory messages at his Kansas City hotel. Roosevelt praised Truman and promised to see him very soon.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Roosevelt
Clarke County Votes Shift as Robertson Dominates
In Clarke county the Democratic side prevailed with a landslide for Willis Robertson who drew 900 votes to D Wampler Earman's 181. Only at one precinct did Dewey supporters edge the Democrats 13 to 10. A county high school football game drew more attention as Boyce beat Berryville 26 to 13.
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Clarke County
Airy
Dewey
Boyce
Berryville
Willis Robertson
D. Wampler Earman
Robertson
Earman
Election Briefs Show Global Interest and Dewey Visit
The world watched U S election coverage with unprecedented foreign interest as AP wired results to London Paris and Latin America. Dewey and Mrs Dewey traveled by 13 car train to vote in New York while Berlin and London papers weighed Roosevelt's reelection and world security council prospects.
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New York
Associated Press World Service
United States
Vaet AP
London
Paris
Stockholm
Latin America
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
Roosevelt
London Star
World Security Council
Millions Switch To Mutton Suet And Medication
Grandma’s old pain relief idea returns as Penetro salve containing mutton suet and five active ingredients. Advertises quick melt and three actions: nerve skin relief, chest tightness counter irritation, and soothing inhaled vapors. Also claims help for rheumatic neuralgic pain bruises and minor cuts.
Roosevelt victory confirms Democratic sweep in wartime election
Roosevelt wins 407 electoral votes as Democrats cement Senate and House majorities. Dewey carries 15 states and 82 electoral votes. New Jersey switches to Roosevelt. Truman rises from Missouri county judge to vice president as Roosevelt extends wartime mandate amid foreign policy talk.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Dewey
Ohio
Oregon
Wisconsin
Wyoming
New Jersey
Republican House
Senate
Washington
South
Maine
Texas
South Carolina
Mississippi
Willkie
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Jap Losses Still Mount
Pearl Harbor reports rapid Allied air and sea success in the Pacific as the Third Fleet decimates Japanese aircraft and warships after Manila strikes. Nimitz says Allied losses are not yet known, while airfields and oil storage facilities across several targets are neutralized to aid Leyte invaders.
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U. 8
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Manila
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Nichols
Clark
Nielson
Lipa
Tarlac
Bamban
Mabalacat
Leyte
Nimitz
Winchester Leads Dewey in Virginia Ballot Returns
Voters in Virginia report early results showing Dewey leading in Winchester and several counties in the Seventh District. Roosevelt carries Frederick County by a small margin, with Dewey also taking Harrisonburg and multiple Seventh District counties. Robertson gains strong support in Winchester County as voting continues. Amendments to the State constitution show broad approval in city precincts, with Literary Fund and Pardon Board measures passing in most reported votes. Soil Conservation ballot results in Frederick County elect three trustees, with five nominees initially listed.
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Robertson
Winchester
Dewey
Harrisonburg
Amherst
Augusta
Bath
Buena Vista
Clarke
Frederick
Highland
Nelson
Rappahannock
Rockbridge
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Staunton
Warren
Star
Friendship Fire Hall
Literary Fund
Sarah Zane Hall
Pardon Board Board
Qustion
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Pardon Board
Dry Run
Brucetown
Clarke County
Millwood
Morgan's Mill
Soil Conservation
Frederick County
Soil Conservation Association
Roy L. Bageant
Roland P. Fisher
M. J. Pease
Walke McC. Bond
J. L. Hershman
Bageant
Pease
McC. Bond
Stephens City
Carpers Valley
Thomas
Virginia
Roosevelt
Harry F. Byrd
Committee of 100
Earl Fitzpatrick
Bland
Johnson
Daughton
Wooward
Shafer
Winder R. Harris
Dave E. Satterfield
Patrick H. Drewry
Murray
Ind
Micheal
Robb
Flannagan
Lincoln
Virginia Votes Split As Roosevelt Loses Byrd Backing
In Virginia the Roosevelt drive faced a split with Senator Byrd abstaining from campaign leadership. Results show Dewey leading in several counties while Robertson carried Winchester but lost Harrisonburg. Constitutional amendments included a pardon board for capi tal punishment and a $10 million cap on the literary fund.
Local Candidate Vote Totals in Frederick and Winchester Areas
Reported totals show Watson with 2 votes in Frederick County and 2 in the City of Winchester. Winchester tally also lists 2 votes for Watson in the city. Teichert received 1 vote at Gore.
Roosevelt Narrowly Wins Virginia Counties Amid Big Voter Turnout
Roosevelt captured Botetourt Roanoke and King George counties by small margins as extensive turnout slowed tabulation with long lines and more than 200 precincts pending. The statewide total neared the prior record of 345000 votes as constitutional amendments added to delays.
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Roosevelt
Botetourt
Roanoke
King George
County Teachers To Meet Here
There will be a meeting of the Frederick County Teacher's Association Thursday evening at 7 15 o clock in the County Court House in Winchester. The business session will be a short one, according to an announcement by J C Gordon, president.
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Frederick County Teacher's Association
County Court House
Winchester
J. C. Gordon
33 Enrolled For Womens Gym Class
The Winchester Recreation Department sponsored a women’s gym class at Handley School Gymnasium. Thirty three women attended the first meeting on November 7 for an hour and a half of skipping marching and lively exercises to piano music. Mrs. Michael DeCarlo led the session emphasizing rhythms to improve posture and grace. The group will meet every Monday at 7 30 p m instead of Tuesday.
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Winchester Recreation Dept
Handley School
Roosevelt
Dewey
Michael DeCarlo
They'll drop the bombs If We'll Buy The Bonds
A wartime appeal urges citizens to support bond drives as a moral and fiscal defense. The call emphasizes unity and hammers the relation between military action and home-front lending, urging broad participation in the bonds program.
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ATNA
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Coca-Cola
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