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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1944

Page

3

All St. Louis World Series Opens Wednesday

The St. Louis Browns clinched the American League pennant in a tight race, routing the Yankees in a four-game stretch and benefiting from a Tigers loss. Pitching led the drive with Jakucki Potter and Kramer delivering complete games as Stephens drove in 105 runs with 20 homers. The Browns meet the Cardinals in the World Series opener on Wednesday.

Associated Press America St. Louis Browns New York Yankees Detroit Washington Browns Tigers Sewellmen Yanks Sigmund Jack) Jakucki St. Louis Yankees Chet Laabs von Stephens Brown Nelson Potter Jack Krammer Denny Gatehouse Bob Muncrief Jakucki Potter Brownie Bobo Newsom Kramer Stephens Leonard Emil Dutch) Leonard Bengals Tiger Stan Spence Dizzy Trout Hal Newhouser Cardinals

Cunningham Rolls High Game In Local League

Cunningham rolls the high game in a local league with 323 pins. Bell Clothes members De Boyd G A and Starner lead the high scores, while Beta Sigma Phi rivals Starner post 314 and 123s across individual frames. Team totals show Bell Clothes at 1461 and 1457 for two games.

Cunningham High Ind Game Cunningham Bell Clothes Anderson Starner Beta Sigma Phi Ind. Cunningham de Boyd G. A Star Office

Market Quotation Roundup on Patched Opening

New York stock market showed a spotty drift after a steady start led by aircrafts as top bidders. War talk faded as Rhine optimism revived cautious investing. dividends and earnings hopes supported select favorites while others lagged.

New York Rhine Boeing Douglas North American Aviation Grumman Consolidated Vultee United Aircraft Sperry Martin U. S. Steel Bethlehem Consolidated Edison Continental Motors Montgomery Ward General Motors Chrysler Hayes Mfg Santa Fe Great Northern Aviation Corp American Telephone Kennecott du Pont Sears Roebuck God

Two Fortresses and a Pound Note Save Crews at Sea

A pilot and six crewmen on a damaged aircraft faced a catastrophic overwater event near the channel. With one engine out and two others failing, the plane broke apart, survivors clung to a dinghy and wreckage while a British air sea rescue plane directed a launch through 20 foot waves. The men read from Revelation Chapter 8 as rescue finally arrived.

Germany Channel Engd Haven

Livestock And Produce Markets Report From Baltimore

Baltimore market notes show dull apple prices with varied figures for Red Delicious and Jona thangs. Poultry and eggs steady, butter up. Livestock quotations indicate active cattle and hog markets with solid demand for steers, cows, calves, and sows. Also includes a chancery notice by W. E. Edwards for a real estate decree in Winchester Virginia with October 9 deadline.

Baltimore U. S Rouss Avenue Winchester Virginia Frederick County County of Frederick Elias L. Williams

Market report on fed steers and sheep sale notes

The report shows prices for fed steers and yearlings up 10 to 15 cents, top at 18.35 for five loads, with bulk fed steers 15.50-18.00 and fleshy western grass steers 15.25. Heifers gain up to 25 cents, cows mostly steady, vealers at 16.00, stock cattle 9.25-13.00, and salable sheep totaling 3,000 with natives steady and lambs 14.25-40 for good to choice.

Baltimore Montana

Green Dolphin Street at Handley Library

The September Literary Guild pick Green Dolphin Street by Miss Goudge wins the first Met ro-Golden-Mayer fiction award. Set in the Channel Islands with clipper ships, it weaves a slow detailed romance around William and the La Patourel sisters as their tangled emotions threaten their lives. Borrow it from Handley Library.

Green Dolphin Street Literary Guild Metro-Golden-Mayer Miss Goudge Channel Islands William la Patourel Handley Library

Mrs. Emma C. Goshert Dies at 87 in Winchester

Mrs. Emma Catherine Goshert died Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital at age 87 after eight weeks of illness. She was the widow of Jacob D. Goshert, longtime Winchester businessman, and a devout member of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Survived by daughter Mrs. J. Foster Gray and four grandchildren in Chicago. Funeral Tuesday at 4 PM from her late residence, Rev. Ronald Wilson officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Flowers omitted per family request.

Emma Catherine Goshert Winchester Memorial Hospital Jacob D. Goshert Winchester Goshert Jacob F Elizabeth Stitt Ebersole Ronald Wilson A. D. Henkel Fred S. Boyd William Bailey Louis H. Grimm Grover H. Schlack J. Fred Thwaite Mount Hebron Cemetery

Malaria Myths Debunked by Army Colonel in Martinsburg

In Martinsburg West Virginia on September 28 Colonel E L Cook stated the fear that malaria once acquired lasts a lifetime is false. The remark clarified malaria can be a temporary condition with proper treatment and recovery possible.

Malaria treatment guidance for troops at Baker Hospital

At Newton D. Baker General Hospital Colonel Cook outlines vivax malaria as the common form among soldiers and notes that with proper treatment it rarely lasts beyond one to three years. He contrasts it with falciparum malaria and explains Atabrine as an effective cure for many cases. Soldiers in malaria zones receive a six day weekly dose plan to keep them functional.

Pital Newton D. Baker General Hospital Cook Park

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Senators By Joe Reichler Worths Beta Sigma Phi Worth A. Bell Clothes or’Sullivan Star Office Jr. Women Royal Crown Miller’s Drug Store N. Loudoun Street Garland Stock Market Report Chicago Livestock Chicago W. E. Edwards H. K. Benham P. G Armed Services Ford A. A. Wren Columbia, South Carolina Willow Run Lincoln Shenandoah Valley National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bell System THE Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company OF
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