East Coal Supplies Cut After Emergency Orders
Emergency orders halt shipment of bituminous coal from four eastern districts except to essential users. Dealers in western Pennsylvania West Virginia eastern Kentucky and northeastern Tennessee face hard limits on soft coal from mines over 50 tons daily. CFA inspectors audit producers for lake quotas and reconsign coal as needed to avert lake fuel shortages. Abe Fortas notes 19,311,838 tons short of the 57,868,460 required to load lakes and keep northwest users supplied. Mining losses estimated at 625,000 tons daily, about 30 percent of national output.
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Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
CFA
Lake Ocks
Northwest States
Abe Fortas
Solid Fuels
Local Markets Reported Prices for Flour Bags and Cwt
Local markets list daily flour prices for various bag sizes and weights. Prices shown include 10 lb and 25 lb bags with per cwt and per bbl rates, noting typographical errors and disclaimers about accuracy. Prices vary by brand and packaging size.
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Star
Enscce
Cevceses
Ration Calendar Updates for Meats Fats and Sugar
The Associated Press notes book 4 red stamps from Al to El are valid through Oct 31 and Fl to E1 through Nov 30, Ll to Q1 through Dec 31, Al to V1 through Jan 31. Sugar book four stamp 38 valid through Dec 31 for five pounds. Shoes book three airplane stamps 1 to 4 valid. OPA states no plans to cancel any.
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OPA
Local Feed Prices Show Mixed Poultry and Grain Rates
A dated price list lists items such as corn products, chicken starter, turkey starter, egg mash, middlings, mixed feed, scratch feed, and butter. Prices range from 2.87 to 4.20 per unit, with several entries indicating specific percentages and product types.
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Ies
Ceserssean
Build A Boat Club Formed By Shenandoah Scouts
The Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts organize the Build A Boat Club to construct boats for Lake Shenandoah at Camp Rock Enon. Members must build a boat by spring 1946 using council plans and materials, with launch set for Camp Rock Enon Day next spring.
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Shenandoah Area
S. S
Hunter
Fire crews respond to blaze on Charles Street
Fire trucks were called this afternoon to 364 Charles Street where Olan A Miller resided. The blaze was quickly extinguished with minor damage expected.
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Charles Street
Charles Steet
Olan A. Miller
Savior's Name Found On Urn
Archaeologists in Jerusalem report inscriptions on 11 early Christian burial urns found in a cave along the Jerusalem Bethlehem road. They say one urn may name Jesus and could be an eye witness to the crucifixion though translations are pending. Artifacts including pottery lamps and bottles were moved to the Museum of Jewish Antiquities for study.
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Jerusalem
Jesus
Jerusalem-Bethlehem
Christ
Pontius Pilate
Museum of Jewish Antiquities
Sukenik
Hebrew University
Fire and Finance Committee
J. H. Henry
A. T. Hawthorne
Council Chamber
C. R. Anderson
Argenbright
Virginia Democrats form study panel on election laws
Horace H. Edwards chairs a new special committee named by the State Central Democratic Committee to study Virginia election laws. Members include Lawrence W. Peyton Gardner L. Boothe John B. Spiers and Mrs. Virginia G. Jeffreys. The group will hire an attorney and report in writing to the Bipartisan Legislative Surface Committee and to both chambers' elections committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Horace H. Edwards
State Central Democratic Committee
Virginia
State Committee
Edwards
Lawrence
W. H. Peyton
Staunton
Virginia Military Institute Board of Visitors
Gardner L. Boothe
Alexandria
John B. Spiers
House of Delegates
Radford
Virginia G. Jeffreys
Chase City
Stuart B. Campbell
Wythe
House
Senate
Presidents and Their Wives booklet offer in 1940s ad
The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau offers a condensed political history booklet titled Presidents and Their Wives. It covers every U S president from Washington to Truman with biographical sketches and campaign history. Enclose fifteen cents postpaid, with address details and coupon.
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Washington Information Bureau
Washington
Harry S. Truman
White House
United States
Winchester Evening Star
Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington 2
D C
Council Asked To Improve Drainage
City council discusses storm sewer upgrades to relieve flash floods downtown. Fire and Finance committees consider a three year plan, with cost potentially surpassing 250000, to add rear alleys for access and waste removal.
City council weighs curb space for taxis and parking rules
Debate over speeding, curb taxi stands on W. Boscawen St and N. Loudoun St dominates council session. Mayor urges curbspace limits for taxis while ordinances from 1928 allow two parked cabs. referrals to Police and Traffic Committee. future parking needs, traffic lights, meters studied. Also discuss military police at Winchester Bus Terminal and jail construction impacts. Boy Scouts praised. Sanitary Laundry permit for cleaning fluid tank granted. Bayliss plans hookup to sewer for Woodland Avenue apartment.
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Police Department
Anderson
W. Boscawen St
Hawthorne
Police and Traffic Committee
A. Lee Coble
N. Loudoun Street
Cable
Winchester
Burr P. Harrison
Department of Corrections
Boy Scouts
Joseph F. Bayliss, Jr
Woodland Avenue
Wheat insurance applications flood Frederick county
E M Funk chairman of the Frederick AAA Committee announced today that his office has 100 signed applications for Federal Crop Insurance on wheat to be seeded during 1946 1947 and 1948. He asks crop insurance reps to turn in any signed applications to the County AAA Office immediately. Saturday September 29 was the final date for accepting these applications.
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E. M. Funk
Frederick
AAA
First Cub O Bee Attended By 150 at Shenandoah Camp
Over 150 Cub Scouts and leaders attended the Cub o ree at Camp Rock with Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts of America September 29 30. The event featured a camp fire scavenger hunt and fishing contest.
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Shenandoah Area
Woodstock
Wm. H. Lawrence
Winchester
Croswell Henderson
Fred L. Glaize
Henry Covington
Army Air Corps
Shenandoah Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Berryville
Virginia
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Cubs Lead Tigers in Midgame Battle on Page 1 Summary
The Cubs and Tigers traded innings with no runs in the fourth and only scattered hits. Borowy and York pitched and caught runners, while Cavarretta, Pafko and Hack contributed at the plate as the game progressed through the fifth inning.
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CUBS
Hughes
Cramer
Borowy
Benton
Hack
Johnson
Outlaw
York
Tigers
Nicholson
Borony
Richards
Zeb Eaton
Webb
Jim Tobin
Lowrey
Tobin
Cavarretta
Pafko
Mayo
Livingston
Greenberg
Cullenbine
Truman renews plea for St Lawrence power project
President Truman urged Congress to speed approval of a power and waterway project on the St. Lawrence and to back the 1941 United States Canada agreement. He called the seaway power plan a great constructive project essential to postwar progress and international cooperation.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
St. Lawrence Waterway
United States-Canada
St. Lawrence Basin
Dick Lewis to Speak at Winchester Rotary Meeting
Dick Lewis owner of WINC radio will lead the Winchester Rotary Club program at the regular meeting tomorrow at 1 o clock. The topic is expected to concern radio communication. Richard Eddy, a discharged serviceman and club member, has been welcomed back into the organization.
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Ion Winc
Winchester
Quiz Answers From Page Four Reveal Military and History Details
The list covers Americal Division, Solomons, Solitaire with 8 642 games in prison, Monte Cassino Abbey, timing not earlier than four weeks before, Sept 10 1945 purchase honoring Gen Wainwright, Green, Reichsbank, first five ribs from the animal, and a false capital Aust in.
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Monte
Cassino Abbey
Wainwright
Green
Austin
Plan First Aid Instructor Course in Winchester
George Reading announces an Instructor's Course in First Aid at First Baptist Church Winchester. Leslie Courtwright will supervise from the National Staff as five evening sessions begin Monday October 8 at 7 30. Open to those who completed an advance First Aid course or wish to renew certificates.
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George Reading
Winchester-Frederick County
The
American Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Leslie Courtwright
National
Courtwright
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Local Sports Highlight Featured In The Evening Star
The Evening Star spotlights local sports with features and scores across town teams. Readers get silhouettes of upcoming games, standout players, and community excitement around high school and club athletics.
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Evening Star
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Associated Press
Tee
Fountains
Che Tes Ee
Fritz Wiedemann
San Francisco
Hitler
Hamilton Field
California
China
Manila
International
Savior
D. C
Bruce Streamline
John W. Rosenberger
S. Braddock St
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Braddock Street
Handley Library
Stewart Street
Henry
Town Run
Cork Street
Water and Sewer Committee
S. Lee Grant
Front Royal Pike
Waren Rudolph
Winchester Police Department
Percy Miller
Dunlap Street
East Pall Mall Street
Tressle
C. W. Hollis
Cork
Cameron
Cork and Braddock
Virginia Avenue
Kerr Streets
J. T. Kremer
Lead Tigers
Dick Lewis
Rotary
Radio Stat
Americal Division
Solomons
Clarke County
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lytia E. Pinkhan
Capudine
Glaize'& Brother
N. Cameron ST
Handley Board of Trustees
Handley Schools
Handley Fund
Uatiny
Field EX
P. X
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
DIAL
E. E. Harbaugh
Mgr
Valley Avenue
Morton Downey
Coca-Cola
Coke
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