Woman shoots record buck in Shenandoah deer hunt
In Woodstock Virginia Miss Edith Helsley near Columbia Furnace is credited with shooting the season’s largest buck. The eight pronged antlers and hefty 348 pound bear nearby but a rifle brought it down. Rainy weather dampens small game results while deer season opens with red capped hunters filling streets.
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Woodstock
Edith Helsley
Columbia Furnace
Shenandoah County
Massanutten Range
Edinburg
Baltimore Market Reports Prices for Produce and Livestock
Produce prices hold firm with apples and potatoes unchanged and butter and eggs steady. Livestock quotes show cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep trading steady to mostly higher, with limited offerings and Thanksgiving note of market closure in Baltimore on Thursday.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Chicago Grain Quotations in dull early trading
Chicago grain quotations show mixed prices with wheat and rye edging up while corn slips. Wheat contracts range about 1.63 to 1.61 per bushel and corn around 1.09 to 1.10, with oats at 0.65 to 0.61 per bushel.
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Chicago
Stock Market Holds Gains in Quiet Preholiday Session
New York investors kept gains from Monday in a quiet deal before the holiday. Early advances in steel, rail, and specialty stocks supported the list, though carriers later showed irregular activity as pressure eased.
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New York
Wodehouse and Wife Arrested in Paris
English author P G Wodehouse and his wife were arrested by French authorities in Paris. Details of the charge were not disclosed. It was noted they were moved from Berlin to Paris by the Germans before the final retreat from France.
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London
P. G. Wodehouse
Paris
Wodehouse
Berlin
France
German Staff Officers Surrender Continued Front Reports Front
German staff officers surrender as French forces push through the Belfort Gap toward Colmar and Mulhouse. Heavy artillery duels rage across a 12 mile sector while German units pull back toward the Rhine as Allied offensives press along the Vosges and Saverne corridor.
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Mulhouse
Colmar
Rhine
Belfort
Courtelevant
Bisel
19Th
Supreme Headquarters
First Army
Belfort Pass
Suarce
Delle
Vosges
Sarreboure
Saverne Gap
Rhine Plain
Americans tighten grip on western front around Aachen and Metz
Allied forces push deep into German held towns from Aachen to the Roer, with the U S Ninth Army overrun ting nine towns and advancing toward Fronthoven and Eschweiler. Metz forts near surrender while 44th Division and French armor reach Schalbach Mittelbronn and Strasbourg area with hundreds of German casualties.
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Tle
Aachen
Eschweiler
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eschweéeiler
Maasbree
Venlo
Baarle
Severum
U. S. Ninth Army
Ninth
Fronhoven
Eschweiter
Linnich
Julich
Roer
Itelf
Germany
Reich
Luxembourg
Metz
Saukey Island
Kittel
Third Army
Saarbrucken
Eisenhower
Seventh Army
Vosges
U. S
Jacques le Clerc
Strasbourg
Fort Phalsbourg
Paris-Strasbourg
Schalbach
Stewiller
Saarebourg
Mittelbronn
Sarrebourg
Saverne
Acquit Ailsworth On Charge of Impersonating Officer
James Raymond Ailsworth of Middlesex county was acquitted in Federal Court Harrisonburg on impersonating a federal officer. The case said he sold a tax recording system and claimed Internal Revenue Department ties, but the prosecution failed to prove he acted as an agent beyond a reasonable doubt. The judge noted youthful enthusiasm and receipts bearing his name.
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James Raymond Ailsworth
Middlesex County
John Paul
Harrisonburg
Ailsworth
Set
Francis Funk
Winchester
Tax Department
Internal Revenue Department
Paul
Ails
New Withholding Certificates Required by IRS
Commissioner Joseph D. Nunan Jr. announces that the 1944 Individual Income Tax Act requires all employees to file new Withholding Exemption Certificates with their employers by December 1, 1944. Old certificates expire December 31, 1944. the new forms, aiding proper exemptions from January 1, 1945, accompany an explanatory leaflet.
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Joseph D. Nunan, Jr
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
Commissioner Nunan
Nunan
Wheat and corn price lows from Board of Trade data
The lowest wheat price was 44 14 cents per bushel in December 1932. The lowest corn price was 1944 cents per bushel in September 1896 and 1944 cents in 1944, cash prices for contract grades from the Board of Trade Annual.
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Bir Yg Board of Trade
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Stock Market Report
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