Park to Play Post-Season Baseball Here Sunday
Park officials announce a Sunday 3 PM post season game against Blair, the West Virginia challengers in a return Little World Series style contest. Mentzer to pitch with same lineup except Barr at first base plus Luby infield shift. Park has 15 wins and 7 losses to date as Keller Miller and Patton lead offensive totals.
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Blair
Northern Virginia
Park Association
West Virginia
Park
Winchester
A. Ryland Conner
Blairton
Conner
Mentzer
Ace Park
Patton
West Virginians
Punkstown
Sheely
Sandy”. Baker
Barr
Luby
Abe
Johnson
Miller
Front Royal
Keller
Pet. Barr
Burch
Emmart
Judy
Front Royal Ab
Shannon
Bergey
Jins
Gregory
Booth
Goodwin
Settle
Acuilino
C Spite
Michael
Grimes
Smith
Ration Calendar Details Stamp Validity and OPA Note
The calendar outlines stamp validity for Meats Fats and Sugar under Book 4 and Book 5, with different letter ranges expiring on various dates. It notes that no plans exist to delist or alter current allocations.
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OPA
Clarke County Walton League Charter Tonight at Springsbury
The Clarke County chapter of the Izaak Walton League will hold its charter meeting tonight at Springsbury the home of Mr and Mrs George P Greenhalgh starting at 7 o clock Special guests include Mr William Holton and Jack Stowell both from Washington DC and Winchester chapter officers Lester D Arnold president William Lawrence vice president Cromwell Henderson secretary and Dr Geo Snarr treasurer
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Clarke County
Izaak Walton League
Springsbury
George P. Greenhalgh
William Holton
Jack Stowell
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Lester D. Arnold
William Lawrence
Cromwell Henderson
Geo. Snarr
Oil Workers Union votes to strike amid RLB action
The Oil Workers Union plans a national walkout as many as 400 000 members may strike while a trial examiner recommends dissolving one federation affiliate. The soft coal strike idled 445 mines, cutting output to about 700 000 tons daily, prompting the distribution controls to cover Pennsylvania and western Maryland. Officials urged homeowners to conserve energy.
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New York
Beirne
National Labor Relations Board
Solid Fuels Administration
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Bremen unrest clues Germany underground threat
The Bremen disturbances reveal clues to a rising underground movement in western Germany. About 20 youths aged 16 to 23 were jailed September 10 in the American zone as they planned a putsch against Polish areas and Bavaria to join underground members abroad. Investigators call it too early to gauge the movement’s full extent, noting its geographic reach amid travel paralysis. British and American officers worry foreign displaced persons are signaling gangsters through depredations.
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Bremen
Germany
Hannover
Bavaria
Hank's Bat Makes Detroit Favorites
Detroit leads the World Series as Hank Greenberg delivers a clutch three run homer in a 4 1 Tigers win over the Cubs to even the series. Manager Steve O'Neill leans on Stubby Overmire while Claude Passeau opposes, with Virgil Trucks delivering key support. Greenberg's hot pace and a late defensive play solidify Detroit's position and defy critics.
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Sid Feder
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Hank
Tigers
Bengals
Steve O'Neil
Chicago
Hal Newhouser
Cubs
Claude Passeau
Cub
Virgil Truck
Clb
Cholly Grimm
Phil Cavarretta
Bill Nicholson
Tiger
Doc Cramer
Roy Cullendine
Phil
Greenberg
Hank Wyse
Big Hank
Detroits
Students Siege Ends in Buenos Aires Bloodshed
Buenos Aires October 5. Argentina faced a decisive end to a nationwide student strike against the Farrell-Peron government with one student dead, others injured, and about 1,500 jailed. Police overran six university buildings as clashes erupted in La Plata and Buenos Aires, marking the revolt's first fatality and the police storming of campuses. The industrial union meanwhile showcased strength as delegates resumed duties after a three day detention.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Farrell-Peron
Edelmiro Farrell
la Plata
Col
Filomeno Velazco
Federal
Two Winchester Men Inducted Into Army
The Winchester City Local Board recently inducted Maurice Calvin Legge and Wade Hampton Guard Jr. into the Army. Both men were listed among the area’s draftees with the formal induction reported by local authorities.
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The
Army
Winchester City
Maurice Calvin Legge
Wade Hampton Guard, Jr
Legislator Aides In Plane Crash Survivors Treated
Survivors from a plane accident were rushed to Lakeland hospital with cuts and bruises after crawling from the wreckage. Captain William Corry of Miami piloted the plane with co pilot William Conrad, also of Miami, and stewardess Miss Catherine Mc Coy of Jackson.
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Burg
Lakeland
William Corry
Miami
William Conrad
Catherine McCoy
Jackson
National Fruit Ends Night Shift
The National Fruit Product Company will close its night shift this Saturday due to a short apple crop. Last season the company bought over 3,300,000 bushels of apples, equating to more than one bushel for every resident of the state.
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National Fruit Product Company, Inc
White House
Robert Bradley Dies In Hospital
Robert Cooper Bradley, colored, died this morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient since May. He resided in Winchester formerly of Berryville and Clarke county. Survived by Henry and Nannie Bradley and wife Annie May Page Bradley. Funeral Monday Oct 8 at 2 from Zion Baptist Church Josephine City Berryville. Interment in Milton Valley Cemetery.
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Robert Cooper Bradley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Berryville
Clarke County
Henry and
Nannie Cooper Bradley
Annie May Page Bradley
Zion Baptist Church
Josephine City
Swann
Milton Vailey Cemetery
Cubs and Tigers Battle in Tight World Series Tilt
In a pitchers duel through seven innings the Cubs and Tigers trade tight outs and hits. Lowrey belts a fourth inning double driving in Pafko, while Livingston and Hack drive in runs for Detroit later, with Hack collecting his fifth series hit.
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Tigers
Webb
Hughes
Cavarretta
Hack
Mayo
Cramer
Pafko
Cubs
Nicholson
York
Livingston
Culenbine
Righ
Hank Greenberg
Tiger
Culentine
Lowrey
Shortstop
Passeau
Outlaw
Johnson
Overmire
Cub
Tigers Cavarretta
Greenberg
Hank
Hack’s
Cullenbine
Cavaretta
York Cavarretta
Tigers Swift
Borom
Swift
Hubby Walker
Hubby
al Benton
Detroit
Richards
Benton
Nationwide Demonstration Seen Likely Across the State
The report notes little chance that state residents will abstain from joining a nationwide demonstration, suggesting broad participation and united action across regional groups.
Everybody's Song Book offered by Winchester Evening Star
The advertisement promotes Everybody's Song Book a 144 page collection of 250 favorite old songs with words and music in easy keys. It includes patriotic airs hymns college songs cowboy chants marching tunes Stephen Foster songs and sea songs with historical notes. Price twenty five cents postpaid. Mail order form included.
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America
Eeverybody
Stephen Foster
History of circus tights date to 1828 incident
Tights in circus dress are traced to 1828 after Nelson How er, a bareback rider, missed his costume. He appeared in knit underwear, prompting the use of tights thereafter.
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Nelson Hower
Bell System unions weigh in on wage talks in Virginia
The Local association representing Western Electric Company workers in Kearny New Jersey notes that several Bell System affiliated unions join the NFTW. In Virginia the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company union covers about 4000 employees across operator maintenance construction repair clerical duties and more. Stuart A Napier Virginia Federation of Telephone Workers chair comments at 11 a.m.
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Western Electric Company
Bell System
Kearny
N. J
Associated Telephone Companies
NFTW
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
NPTW
Stuart A. Napier
Virginia Federation of Telephone Workers
Commissioner’s Reference In Virginia Court Proceedings
In Winchester Virginia the Commercial and Savings Bank as executor and trustee is ordered to report on judgments and liens against Minnie E. Burton and Genevieve Burton. John P Allen Master Commissioner will supervise an accounting of bank commissions and investments with publication notices, October 24 1945.
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Corporation Court
City OF
Winchester
Virginia
The
Commercial & Savings Bank
Rose Lee Burton Snyder
Minnie E. Burton
John P. Allen
Frederick
Genevieve Burton
Supreme Court of Apeals of Virginia
Court of Appeals
Commercial and Savings Bank
N. Loudoun Street
Virginia Delegates to Accompany Legge to Future Farmers Meet
District Supervisor of Agricultural Education W. R. Legge leaves for Kansas City Missouri to attend the National Convention of the Future Farmers of America. He will be joined by six Virginia honorees. five are former vocational agr iculture students now farming. The group includes Dennis McCarty Frank Ott Harper Phillips David Wheeler Francis Harris Jr and Edward Goode with Benjamin Bryant and William Agnew unable to attend. They depart Roanoke Saturday night and return Friday October 12.
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W. R. Legge
Kansas City
Missouri
Future Farmers of America
Virginia
Dennis McCarty
Marshall
Frank Ott, Jr
Remington
Harper Phillips
New Hope
David Wheeler
Appomattox
Francis Harris, Jr
Washington Henry
Edward Goode
Rocky Mount
Virginia Association
Benjamin Bryant
Newsoms
William Agnew
Burkeville
Roanoke
Rebecca Oates Dies in Capon Bridge West Virginia
Mrs. Rebecca A. Oates 89 died at her brother Fred L. Oates home in High View after noon. She was born August 18 1856 a lifelong Capon Bridge Methodist and survived by a niece and three nephews and two brothers. Services Sunday at 2 pm at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge then at Fair View Methodist with Rev. Good. Pallbearers named.
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Rebecca A. Oates
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Fred L. Oates
High View
William and
Jane Ffletcher Oates
Robert Larrick
Richmond
Willard Oates
Robert Oates
Harry Oates
Albert J. Oates
Port Lauderdale
Fla
Highview
Giffin
Fair View Methodist Church
W C T U Protests Train Drinking In Evanston
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union petitions railroads to stop liquor sales on trains. President Mrs. D Leigh Colvin says travel is dangerous due to drinking conditions and urges Congress to make railroads responsible for damages to passengers. The group backs a bill to ban bars on air liners.
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Evanston
Ill
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
D. Leigh Colvin
Congress
Colvin
President Tru man to visit Martinsburg and surrounding towns
Citizens anticipate a presidential visit with Secret Service protection and a highway escort plan. The itinerary includes a departure from Martinsburg at 2 p.m. to Blytheville and Caruthersville for a county fair, with prior preparations by police and military police.
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W.va
Associated Press
Garver’s Grocery
Walton League
Oil Workers’ Union Silent
J. F. Massey & Son
Mr. Greenberg
Dr. Bundesen
the Star
National Fruit
Robert Bradley
Page
Lowery
Winchester Evening Star. Information Bureau
Bye St
N. E
Washington
D. C
Legge
Rebecca Oates
West Va
Lydia E. Pinkham
Berryville State Guard
Secret Service
Staunton
Martinsburg
Trumar
Roosevelt
E. C. Parkinson
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Truman
Blytheville
Ark
Caruth
C. M. Gibbons
McKinley
Baltimore and Ohio
William Atkinson
Masonic Temple
Winchester Temple
Poland
Ohio
J. B. T. Regd
George W. Grim
Edwin
Brent
William R. Denny
George E. Jenkins
George W. Legg
John Kerr
David Barrett
Hideki Tojo
Glaize & Brother
N. Cameron ST
Handley Board of Trustees
Handley Schools
Handley Library
Handley Fund
Maaan Nae
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