Handley to Play at Front Royal. County Teams in Action
Handley Judges travel to Front Royal for a 3 30 Friday game with Warren County High School the second foe on Winchester 1945 football schedule. Handley opened with a 20-0 win over Waynesboro while WCHS lost 20-0 to Covington. Local fans expected to follow Handley to the old Randolph Macon field.
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Handley
Front Royal
Warren County High School
Winchester
Waynesboro
Covington
Randolph Macon Academy
Otis “Snag
Sargent
Snag
Pete Miller
Frank Taylor
Hart
Lamb
LaRue
J. Taylor
Huff
Minnigerode
N. Nelson
Owens
Garber
WCHS
WCHL
Griffith
North
Stokes
Shultz
Kerns
Harlow
Starcher
Shiflett
Bell
Shipe
Almarode
George Whitacre
New $125,000 School Proposed In Berryville
Clarke County supervisors consider letting the 15 cent emergency levy stay and fund the school debt without tax increase. A new ten room school between the high school and home economics building would serve grades one to four, easing overcrowding as 350 pupils are in the first four grades with 8 teachers. Vocational facilities at Boyce are included at $12,000.
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Berryville
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Archie F. Robertson
Boyce
President Taking Over Refineries
Labor tensions rise as the CIO pushes for big wage gains while President Truman and the War Labor Board study postwar policy. Schwellenbach reports quick action in oil, but eyes turn to soft coal strikes and a 200000 member telephone workers shutdown vote. Mine foremen’s union recognition drives gain support as operators press for talks.
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CIO
Truman
Schwellenbach
War Labor Board
WLB
National Federation of Telephone Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Western Electric Company
Kearny
N. J
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Solid Fuels Administration
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Smokeless Field Supply Rules For Southern States
Producers must supply only hospitals, utility plants, railroads, city transit systems, Great Lakes docks, river and tidewater docks, ships and mine power plants in southern West Virginia Ohio and Virginia.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Virginia
Great Lakes
Magna Carta For Nips Is Decreed
Allied authorities order a comprehensive report by Oct 15 on actions to implement terms. MacArthur warns officials and subordinates of personal accountability for adherence while reorganization of the Japanese Central Liaison Office is completed with Kenji Kodama named president. More than 2,000 Japanese attend talks on peacetime roles amid unemployment projections.
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Home Ministry
Japan
MacArthur
Kenji Kodama
CLO
Foreign Office
Kodama
Central China Development Company
Yokohama Specie Bank
Moscow
Russia
Foreign Ministers
London
Hibiya
Asahi Today
Transportation Ministry
Unclear fighting in Kunming as Americans stay guarded
Reports from Kunming describe American personnel concentrated behind guards armed with carbines and pistols. Red Cross workers sheltered at a town club while 14 Americans stayed in a nearby hotel. A clash occurred in rice fields near OSS headquarters, with unspecified casualties and no details on injuries to Americans.
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Tu’s
Lu Han
Hanoi
Indo-China
Kunming
Lung
Chiane
Red Cross
OSS
Office of Services and Supplies
Chadwick
Market Quotations and Livestock Prices From Regions
Baltimore market notes show poorer apple quality and steady poultry egg prices. Cattle hog and sheep quotes across Baltimore Chicago reflect steady to higher trends, with specifics on steers heifers cows calves hogs lambs and regional comparisons and ceilings for price limits.
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Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Negro Day Nursery Program At Mt Carmel Church
The Negro Day Nursery invites friends to tomorrow evening’s musical literary program at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church starting at 8:30. Cakes pies and rolls will be sold with proceeds aiding the nursery and the public is invited to attend and support the project.
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Friends of the
Negro Day Nursery
the Nursery
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Stock Market Report Buoyed by Prospects in New York
New York stock market activity showed gains in selected liquors and air transports as optimism about business prospects grew. Overall dealings were slow with declines moderating to fractional points, while technicals framed recent losses as a consolidation after a long advance.
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New York
London
Wheat futures steady in dull Chicago trade
Chicago grain quotes show wheat futures steady to slightly higher in a very quiet opening. Opening prices for wheat futures range from Dec at 1.73 and 5-8 to Sept at 1.62 1-2, with corn, oats, and rye also showing mixed moves.
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Chicago
Rye
Feathers Needed for Pillow From Geese
A pillow measuring 22 by 30 inches weighs about three pounds and requires roughly 18 geese to supply the three pounds of feathers.
Hedgesville and Stonewall Lead Six Man Clash Friday
Valley Athletic League action heats up with Hedgesville at home against Stonewall in a top standings clash. Stonewall scores 33 against Boyce while Hedgesville wins 33 6 over Stephens City as Berryville eyes a breather after a 24 23 opener win at Strasburg.
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Valley Athletic League
Hedgesville
Stonewall
Berryville High School
Berryville
Strasburg
Stephens City
West Virginia
Boyce
Avey
McBee
Accident report cites two cars at Loudoun Street crash
A flight accident last Saturday at 11 15 a m at 9038 Loudoun Street was reported to City Police. A 1938 Chevrolet sedan driven by Douglas Sale Arlington and a 1937 Ford driven by William G Eckard Rt 1 A Winchester were involved. Total damage estimated at 30 dollars.
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Loudoun Street
Douglas Sale
Arlington
William G. Eckard
Winchester
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Chapman Motor CO
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun
Magna Carta
Manning’s Can Hominy
Boyer’s Cash Grocery
Swift
Franks
Silco Cut Price Stores, Inc
Stock Market
S. Loudoun St
Dr. Bundesen
the Star
Hill’s Toy and ‘Novelty Store
Ontgomery “Ward
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