Soldiers Train In Large Army Maneuver Across Carolinas
First Army with 359000 troops begins a two month field exercise spanning 140 by 80 miles in the Carolinas. Maj General Thompson and Maj General Fredenhall lead corps through split initial drills near Chester South Carolina and Wadesboro North Carolina with future mock warfare and delayed actions to follow.
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Camden, &. C
Carolinas
Lieutmeran Hugh A. Drum
Charles F.thompson
Chester
S. C
Wadesboro
N. C
Lloyd R. Fredenhall
Chsterfield
D. C
Karl Truesdell
Mount Gilead, N.C
State D AR Regent Here Wednesday
Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host a luncheon at the George Washington Hotel on Wednesday October 8 at 1 p.m. State Regent Mrs Bruce D Reynolds will attend and speak. Members may invite a guest by contacting Mrs John W Eenatereet by Tuesday.
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Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington Hotel
Bruce D. Reyonlds
John Weenatereet
Tuesay
Patterson urges wage controls to aid military production
Undersecretary of War Robert P. Patterson testifies before the House banking and currency committee urging Congress to establish wage controls as part of broader price controls. He argues such measures are essential to ensure timely and adequate production to meet military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Patterson
House Banking and Currency Committee
Congress
Man Arrested in Armed Robbery Near Upperville
State Troopers nabbed a man who gave the name Tex Smith near Upperville Saturday after 5 pm. He and another man from Leesburg were jailed in Loudoun for the armed robbery of the A C Reid and Company store Friday night. The suspect claimed the revolver was a cap pistol and the loot totaled $33 with $46 left in the register.
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Tex Smith
Upperville
B. E. Williams
Edward Helm
Leesburg
A. C. Reid and Company
Loudoun
Smith
E. R. Ai
Fleming
Star
Rites Held for Mrs Bailey at United Brethren Church
Funeral services for Mrs. William A Bailey 59 were held yesterday at 3 pm from United Brethren Church. The Rev L G Bridgers and Rev George W Stover officiated. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers W P Anderson Silas G Cather Carl T Cather Elmer V Hoodges L Jackson and H Carpenter.
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United Brethren Church
William A. Bailey
South Cameron Street
L. G. Bridgers
George W. Stover
Stover
Bailey
Mount Hebron
W. P. Anderson
Silas G. Cather
Carl T. Cather
Elmer V. Hoodges
L. Jackson
H. Carpenter
Storm Strikes Lower Florida with High Winds and Casualties
A Florida storm brought 102 mph winds to Nassau and caused minor injuries to seven people in Miami, including five firefighters. Power outages hit Fort Lauderdale as coast guards evacuated Fort Lauderdale beach. Shelters opened across Clewiston and Belle Glade for displaced residents while warnings extended toward Lake Okeechobee.
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Nassau
Duke of Windsor
Canada
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Here
Fort Lauderdale Beach
Lake Okeechobee
Grades
West Palm Beach
United States Sugar Corporation
Clewiston
Belle Glade
Origin of the Credit Union Movement in the United States
Howard A Pilene, a Boston merchant, is credited with starting the credit union organization in this country. His interest and subsidies led to the 1921 formation of what became the Credit Union National Association.
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Howard A. Pilene
Boston
Credit Union National Association
Baltimore Market Quoted Steady Prices on Potatoes and Livestock
Baltimore market notes show potatoes steady around 100 lb sacks from New Jersey and Maryland sweet potatoes dull. Livestock bids are mixed with cattle mostly 8.75-10.25 for slaughter steers, vealers 12.50-13.50, hogs steady near 11.40-11.65, and sheep trading slowly with ewes and weth ers around 9-12.
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U. S
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agr
Serene Meee Eeeenne Creamery
Ik Ketau
Local Markets The Star Daily Market Report
The Star presents daily market news and prices with standard disclaimer on typographical errors. Reads like a routine stock and commodity roundup for local readers.
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The
Star
Wall Street Mixed as Berlin Reports Drive to Crush Russia
Stocks opened with a cautious tone as brokers cited selling pressure and weak volume. Berlin reports a planned drive against Russia dampened sentiment, while top shares showed only fractional gains and several blue chips fell from recent highs.
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New York
Berlin
Hitler
Russia
al Ch & Dye
At&t
Ches & O
Chrys Corp
Corl Cred
Elec
Gen Foods
Godyr T & R
Grey'd Corp
Ind Rayon
P &P Pfd
Johns-Mann
Kenn Cop
Loril (P
Mont Ward
Natl Bis
Natl Dist
NYC
Norf & Wes
Owens Il Gl
Penney (Jc
Penn RR
Phil Pet
U S
Baltimore Grain Market Closing Prices and Wheat Markets
Summary of grain prices at Baltimore and Winchester markets with No 2 red winter wheat at 1.13 1 2, October. corn 87 to 89, Winchester wheat 1.07 per bushel, corn 88c, barley 65c. Prices based on mill deliveries. year ago wheat 84c, corn 78c. Also notes a question on Los Angeles airplane industry employment from 25,000 in 1939 to 100,000 currently.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Area
Guns for Britain Seized by Treasury for Civilian Units
Two gun Ann Hagesteary of Washington photographs the Treasury seizure of weapons bound for Great Britain civilian defense units. About 500 guns are prepared for shipment to aid Britain during its defense effort.
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Ann Hagesteary
Washington
Treasury Department
Great Britain
Warn Consumers to Wash Produce in Maryland
Dr. R H Riley urged washing all fresh fruits and vegetables before use as some insecticide residue may remain even after washing. Maryland health officials, with the University of Maryland extension division, test representative orchards for spray traces and require washing or treatment if excess residue is found. Federal FDA safeguards apply to out of state produce.
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Baltimore
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Chemical Laboratory
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Leaders To Meet on Foreign Policy Test in Senate
House leaders prepare for a parley amid signals the administration seeks a first test of law changes in the Senate. Polls suggest Senate opposition to restricting guns on commercial vessels. Rep. Fish is not invited as a White House visit by Myron C. Taylor, the Vatican envoy, is planned after the president's Tuesday press conference.
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House
Senate
Toose
Fish
Bloom
D-N. Y
Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep. Eaton
R-N. J
White House
Rep. Fish
R-N. Y
Roosevelt
Myron C. Taylor
Vatican
New York
Parachutist Loitering On Devil's Tower Amid Snow and Wind
A 30-year-old parachutist George Hopkins remains trapped atop Devil's Tower near Sundance Wyoming after a risky publicity stunt. Snow and freezing rain hinder rescue efforts as climbers from the National Park Service and pilots work to deploy iron pins and ladders toward the summit.
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Sundance
Wyo
Devil's Tower
George Hopkins
Hopkins
National Park Service
Early Brockelby
Rapid City
S. D
San Antonio
Texas
Monument
Paul K. Petzoldt
Harold Rapp
Ernest Field
Warren Gorrell
Jack Durrance
New Hampshire
Bty Merril McLane
Rockport
Boston Wool Market Report Shows Moderate Trade
The Boston wool market today saw modest business with several inquiries. Sales included three-eighths blood bright combing fleeces at 48 to 51 cents greased and fine delaine wools at 41 to 43 cents greased, with lighter shrinking wools around 44 cents.
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Boston
U. S. Dept
German Push On Moscow and Baltic Battles Reported
London observers questioned a Moscow offensive claim while noting siege conditions at Odessa hold. German pressure continued toward Donets basin and Kharkov as Russian counterattacks slowed a Crimea breakthrough. Italy claimed Ark Royal torpedoed by an Italian submarine near the Sicily channel as Nelson and King George V waited and attempted to lure the Italian fleet.
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Leningrad
Sham
London
Moscow
Odessa
Black Sea
Ukraine
Donets Basin
Kharkov
Crimea
Perekop
Italy
Ark Royal
Mediterranean
Sicily
Britain
Rodney
Nelson
African
Rome
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported
Washington reports Treasury receipts on October 6 totaling 30.22 million dollars while expenditures reach 94.41 million. The gross public debt stands at 51.42 billion.
Mrs Nellie Cheevers Hieshell Dies in Keever wave
Mrs Nellie Cheevers Hieshell about 80 died at her home in Keever at 4 30 yesterday. A widow of Edward Hieshell she lived in the Trone section. A native of Pennsylvania she was formerly Miss Nellie Cheevers. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 11 in Trone Methodist Church conducted by Revs C H Anderson and C G Russell. Interment in local cemetery. Body at Griffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge.
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Nellie Cheevers Hieshell
Keveer
Edward Hieshell
Hieshell
Trone Secon
Pennsylvania
Nellie Cheevers
Trone Methodist Church
C. H. Anderson
Winchester
C. G. Russell
Capon Bridge
Grffin Funeral
Answers to Daily Quiz on Page Four
Answers listed for the page four daily quiz include items such as The Jordan True Lucifer Woodrow Wilson Sitting posture Federal Bureau of Investigation Labor Leader Twentieth 1912 1913 California and Siberian squirrels.
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the Jordan
True
Lucifer
Woodrow Wilson
Federal Bureau of Investiga
Twentieth
California
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Glaize & Bro
Thomas Credit Jewelers
Loudoun &T
Lower
Florida
J. W. Grove Furniture Co
S. Loudoun &T
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N. J. Cobblers U
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
FLOUE
Stock Market Report
Zenith Radio
Miles Music CO
W. Boscawen St
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Treasury
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
Cloverdale
Pepsi-Cola
D. A. Gordon & CO
Main St
DU Pont
Dupont
DUCO
John W. Rosenberger & Co
S. Braddock ST
U. RS
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