Tigers Cubs Open 1945 World Series In Cold Detroit
In Briggs Stadium Detroit opened the 1945 World Series with Hal Newhouser for the Tigers and Hank Borowy for the Cubs. After a four run first inning by Chicago, Detroit answered with early baserunners but produced no score as Cavarretta, Pafko and Nicholson fueled the Cubs’ 7 run onslaught through two innings.
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Briggs Stadium
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Hal Newhouser
Hank Borowy
Cubs
New York Yankees
Cubs Hack
Outlaw
York
Johnson
Lowrey
Cavarretta
Joonson
Pafko
Nicholson
Livingston
Richards
Webb
Cramer
Newhouser
Mayo
Big al Benton
Tigers
Borowy
Greenberg
Bill Summers
Cullenbine
Winchester council discussed drainage and fire alarm needs
The Winchester Common Council met with most members present to hear requests on preventing street flooding and funding a new fire alarm system. Chamber representatives urged drainage work on several streets while fire officials sought supplemental funds to complete a $6533.60 alarm system and bolster the South End Fire Company’s operations and equipment.
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Winchester
Argenbright
Winchester Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Hart
Ee End Fire Company
South End
Reuss
Japan Warned To Keep Hands Off Korea By Gen. M'Arthur
General MacArthur restricts Japanese overseas financial and business communications to approved messages and warns Nippon to stay out of Korea. Moscow signals four power control for Japan while famine and protests pressure the cabinet. / Rice riots and shortages loom as Higashi-Kuni faces possible resignation. Yoshida may become premier. US 77th division lands in Hokkaido as fertilizer production plans are ordered to ease shortages.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Korea
Russia
United States
Japan
Moscow Radio
Consultative Commission
Nippon
Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni
Higashi-Kuni
Yoshida
Mainichi
Shigeru Yoshida
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Higashi -Kuni
Hokkaido
U. S
Yokkaichi
Tokayama
Tatsuo Kawai
Tsutoku Nishiyama
Allied Command
Sadao Iguchi
Foreign Office
Virginia State Guard orders reporting at Armory
All members of Company 115 Virginia State Guard are ordered to report at the Armory tomorrow evening promptly at 7 30 wearing the regulation OD uniform Capt W A Baker Company Commander For sale 1940 Super Buick Phone 3529 1150 Within O P A ceiling
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Virginia State Guard
O. D
W. A. Baker
Cider Apples Wanted at Ridgewood Plant
Ridgewood Fruit Industries seeks cider apples at the Merriman Lane plant. Contact by phone at 6938 for pickup or delivery details.
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Ridgewood Fruit Industries
Merriman Lane
Trial Set for Yamashita the Malay Tiger in Manila
General MacArthur announced that Tomoyuki Yamashita known as the Tiger of Malay will face a U S Military Commission in Manila as a war criminal The charge covers brutal atrocities and failure to control troops between October 1944 and September 1945 His trial, open to the public, will have his chosen counsel and is to begin immediately in Manila and other Philippine locations.
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Robin Coons
Tokyo
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Manila
U.S
MacArthur
Yamashita
United States
Saides
New Bilibid
Philippines
Yellow Cab Co opens 24 hours for prompt service
The Yellow Cab Co announces a 24 hour operation with reliable service. Call Yellow 3421 for prompt rides.
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the Yellow Cab CO
President Truman to Attend Judge Clark's Wedding in Berryville
President Truman will travel to Berryville Virginia to serve as best man at the wedding of Judge Bennett Champ Clark and Violet Heming. After the ceremony at Grace Episcopal Church he will attend a reception at Balclutha estate before heading to Martinsburg and Blytheville for a county fair appearance.
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Washington
Truman
Berryville
White House
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Violet Heming
Winchester Frederick County War Memorial Group forms executive committee
The Winchester Frederick County War Memorial Association named seven members to its executive committee at a George Washington Hotel meeting. The appointees are Garland R. Quarles Judge B P Harrison C F Schenck F Grove White Earl Bunting Fred Glaize and Ben Belchie. The group plans future activities financing and policy development.
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Winchester-Frederick County War Memorial Association
George Washington Hotel
Garland R. Quarles
B. P. Harrison
C. F. Schenck
F. Grove White
Earl Bunting
Fred Glaize
Ben Belchie
Oo Ee
Frost Forecast For State Tonight By Weather Bureau
The State Weather Bureau in Richmond warns of frost in high and exposed places tonight as a cool high wind sweeps the area. The Associated Press forecasts clear and cooler weather with frost in western and northern portions tonight, with slightly warmer, fair skies tomorrow afternoon.
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State Weather Bureau
Richmond
Associated Press
Lindberghs Reported to Have Daughter in New York
The Daily News said Mrs Charles A Lindbergh gave birth to a daughter yesterday in Doctors Hospital New York. The Lindberghs already have two daughters and two sons with Charles A Lindbergh Jr the kidnapped and killed child from 1932.
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New York
The
Daily News
Charles A. Lindbergh
Doctors’ Hospital
Lindberghs
Jon Morrow
Land Morrow
Soldiers Convicted In Jap Slayings
Three American cavalry sergeants were convicted by a court martial of manslaughter for the Septembr 15 shooting of Japanese sake shop owner Katsuzi Tanaka and his son Osamu in Tokyo. Each received ten years in prison with hard labor. The defendants were S Sgt Sherman C Huffman 19 of Pittsfield Massachusetts S Sgt Ray L O Roark 25 of Los Angeles California and Sgt John Nimits 24 of Wilmore Pennsylvania.
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Tokyo
Sherman C. Huffman
Pittsfield
Ray L. O’roark
Los Angeles
Calif
John Nimits
Wilmore
Katsuzi Tanaka
Osamu
Tanaka
Labor Wanted and Help Wanted Classified Item
Labor wanted for Ridgewood fruit industry located 1 mile west of town on Merriman's Lane. Phone 5938. Also help wanted for cleaners Pingley and Carper at 9 28 listing.
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Ridgewood Fruit Industry
Merriman’s Lane
Idle labor turmoil nears 423000 as strikes widen
Labor turmoil spreads with 423000 idle workers as oil coal and telephone disputes persist. Union leaders plan arbitration on a 30 percent demand while government seizure of refineries looms and Detroit pleads for quick action to secure gasoline.
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Washington
CIO
Schwellenbach
Schnellenbach
Navy
Detroit
Edward J. Jeffries, Jr
Truman
Jeffries
Labor Department
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation
Fort Worth
Tex
AFL
Secre
Planes Try To Regain Time On World Flight
The Army Transport Command seeks to recover nearly three and a half hours after delays in its first around-the-world C-54 flight. The Globester rerouted to Honolulu non stop from Kwajalein after magneto trouble and engine failure delayed Guam leg. Officials expect completion in Washington by October 4.
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Paul Miller
Kwajalein
Marshal Islands
Army Transport Command
Hickam Field
Honolulu
A.T.C
Johnson Island
Globster
Kwajaleiga
Guam
Marion H. P. Click
Denver
Guam-Kwajalein
Whitacre the Barber Opens at Loudoun Street Shop
Whitacre, formerly with South End Barber Shop, now runs a shop at 508 S. Loudoun St next to George Electrical Appliance Repair Shop.
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Whitacre
South End
S. Loudoun St
George Electrical Appliance Repair
Heinz Company Cider and Canning Apples Accepted Daily
H J Heinz Co will receive cider and canning apples from 8 a m to 4 pm daily. This notice lists the accepted hours and the involved products for the business.
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H. J. Heinz Co
Rio Conference May Be Put Off
Restrictive tactics of Argentina's military government may postpone the Inter American conference set for October 20 in Rio de Janeiro. US officials debate postponement as three Latin ambassadors urge delay and Dean Acheson and Spruille Braden visit Capitol Hill to discuss hemispheric policy.
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Washington
Argentina
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
United States
Brazil
Rio
Capitol Hill
Dean Acheson
Spruille Braden
U. S
Braden
Capitol
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mexico City
United Nations
Hotel Coffee House Reopens After Repairs
The Hotel Coffee House will reopen Thursday morning after completing repairs. The establishment had been closed for necessary work and resumes service with regular hours.
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Ee Coffee HO
Wanted to Rent House in Winchester
A classified notice seeks a three bedroom two bath house in a good Winchester section by December first. Respond to F. S. A. care Star at 49-26-1p-t.
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Winchester
Roosevelt says no moral obligation to repay large loans
Elliott Roosevelt told the Los Angeles Times he has no moral duty to repay $200000 and $50000 loans after offers to settle were declined by Hartford and Baird. He said stock from the Texas radio network had zero value and was later returned or transferred to Grace Tully and his wife.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Elliott Roosevelt
Los Angels Times Today
Texas State
John Hartford
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
David Baird
New York
Roosevelt
Times
Hartford
Baird
Jesse Jones
North Africa
Mr. Jones
Hartford Baird
Fort Worth
Hurricane Puts Coast On Alert
A small but violent hurricane moves from the western Caribbean toward Central America and the Gulf states. Forecaster Johnson warns it is a very severe small storm as Army and Navy hurricane hunters monitor the path and vessels are urged to avoid the area. The 1944 storm nearby caused 26 deaths in Havana and Cuba, major damage in Florida with about 50 million dollars in losses.
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Miami
Fla
Central America
Mexican Gulf States
Caribbean Sea
Swan Island
W. Co. Johnson
Federal Storm Warning Service
Caribbean
Army
Navy
Johnson
Havana
Cuba
Florida
Atlantic
For Sale or Trade Antique Firearm and Equipment List
The notice offers two binoculars American and German makes, ten double barrel 12 gauge shotguns, a 10 gauge double barrel, a 12 gauge Remington automatic, two 12 gauge pump guns, three 22 caliber rifles and five deer rifles. Also a baby buggy for a baby boy or girl. Contact R. C. Snapp 329 S Queen St Martinsburg West Virginia Phone 307.
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R. C. Snapp
Queen St
Martinsburg
W Va
Friendship Fire Company Meeting Notice
The Friendship Fire Company will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening October 4 at 8 o'clock. All members are asked to attend. A. Ryland Conner, Captain.
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Friendship Fire Company
A. Ryland Conner
Truman Seeks 40 Billion Dollar Budget Reductions
The White House stated President Truman recommends repealing about 39.75 billion dollars from current year appropriations totaling roughly 105 billion. The cuts cover 28.7 billion for the Army 8.3 billion for the Navy and 2.8 billion for emergency and war activities. Additional reductions include over 4 billion in contract authorizations 5.3 billion in unreconciled prior year balances and 9.3 million in corporate admin expenses. A further 1.19 million would be returned to the treasury from certain government corporations.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Navy
Treasury
Office of Inter- American Affairs
Congress
Jewish Problem Is Discussed In Washington
The White House said the Palestine issue remains in the diplomatic stage. President Truman has received Attlee's communication but details are undisclosed. Senator McMahon said Truman asked for 100000 European refugees to immigrate, but Britain rejected the proposal. War problems are no longer a factor, Wagner stated.
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Washington
White House
Palestine
Charles G. Ross
Truman
Clement Attlee
McMahon
D-Conn
Senate
Ross
Attlee
Wagner
Senator Byrd To Speak Friday About United Nations Charter
Senator Harry F. Byrd will address Clarke County citizens on the United Nations Charter. The talk is Friday evening October 5 at 8 o clock in Berryville courthouse. He will describe his Europe trip after Germany's surrender and discuss permanent peace plans. Public invitation to attend.
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Citizenship Committee
Clarke County
Harry F. Byrd
Court House
Berryville
Byrd
Europe
Germany
Senator Byrd
Truman To Tell About Bomb At News Conference
Washington Oct 3 President Truman plans an announcement at 4 p m EST regarding development and use of the atomic bomb. Press secretary Charles G Ross said the president will have something to say about the atomic bomb at the presidential news conference. Wanted Buy over 16 Pingley and Carper Cleaners.
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Washington
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Stalin Probably Misunderstood Potsdam Ruling
London dispatch reports a four power proposal for a joint supervision of Japan presented to James Byrnes at Potsdam. Molotov and Byrnes urged eventual agreement on Europe peace treaties while debates over Balkan terms and five power participation continued. Deputies will press on with non treaty work as the five power conference closes.
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V. M. Molotov
Byrnes
Prench
Georges Bidault
Europe
Moscow Radio
Japan
Molotov
Truman
Attlee
Frince
China
Stalin
Council
Five-Power Council
Public Seeks Help Listing Men Given Discharge Names
The Star calls on readers to assist by supplying the names of men who have received their discharges, noting the list will be supplemented daily with new names.
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Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Winchester
The
Star
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Hughes
Cullendine
Hack
Caverretta
SFMT
Gen. M’arthur
VA. S. G
Clark
Frost
Presser
Pingley and Carper
Harold W. Ward
Potsdam
London
Moscow
James F. Byrnes
Britain
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