Auto Turns Over Killing Charles Napper in Clarke County
Charles Napper a colored employee at Scabby Clarke county estate was killed instantly Sunday evening when his automobile apparently went out of control and overturned. He suffered a fractured skull and died on U S Route 50 near a bridge fill leading to his home. He was 30, born in Loudoun County, survived by his wife Mary Landown and parents James and Lavenia Napper plus six brothers and another sister. Funeral set for Thursday October 11 at 2 PM from the Baptist Church.
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Charles Napper
Loudoun County
James
Lavenia Brown Nappin
Mary Landown
Margaret Napper
Pitts- Norman
Joe
Frank
Willie
Clarke County
Edward Napper
Loudounburgh
Lavenia Napper
County
James Napper
Boyce
The
Baptist Church
Herbert Johnson
Clarke native Stuart H. Brown dies in Hume Virginia
Stuart H. Brown 73 native of Clarke county died at his brother C. K. Browns home in Hume Virginia after five to six months of illness. He worked as a life insurance agent for ten years and was active in Democratic circles. Survived by four sisters and one brother the funeral will be held at C. K. Browns home in Trume with interment in Leed's Cemetery Hume.
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Stuart H. Brown
Clarke County
C. K. Brown
Hume
Hardesty
W. 4
Hutton and Payne Life Insurance Company
D. W. Wright
George Chapman
Winchester
Bertie Brown
Front Royal
Trume
Leed's
Ration Calendar Details Book Four and Three Stamps
OPA notes no plans to can any foods. Meats fats and sugars are provisioned under stamps from Book Four and Book Three with specific validity dates and stamp ranges for different groups.
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OPA
Supreme Court denies rehearing over AP by law changes
The Supreme Court refused to grant a rehearing on its June ruling that the Associated Press must amend its by laws affecting member admission. The decision, 5 to 3, finds the by laws restrain trade in violation of the Sherman Act. The Tribune and publisher McCornick were denied rehearing as co defendants with AP.
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Tigers Rally Behind York to Take Lead in Cleveland Game
In a tense game, Rudy York doubled on the first pitch to drive in Cullenbine for the Tigers' first run. The Cubs and Tigers traded innings with multiple walks and fielding errors, but Detroit surged ahead as Passeau struggled and Livingston, Hack, and Cavarretta contributed key hits. By the fourth, Detroit filled the bases and scored four runs, while Cubs pitchers stifled offense with a string of strikeouts and savvy plays.
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Outlaw
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Nicholson
Livingston
Livtore
Tigers
Cramer
Greenberg
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Passeaul
Lowery
George Caster
Pafko Vop
William C Tamkin Dies in Woodstock After Heart Trouble
Death of William C Tamkin occurred yesterday afternoon in Woodstock following an operation at Fravel Hospital. He died of acute dilatation of the heart. Survived by sister Mrs. George Ritenour of Stephens City. Funeral services held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Dellinger Funeral Home. Interment in Massasnutten Cemetery.
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William C. Tamkin
Woodstock
Fravel Hospital
George Ritenour
Stephens City
Dellinger Funeral Home
Massasnutten Cemetery
Oil Stove Explodes at 715 S Braddock Street
Mrs. Edda Hannum reports an oil stove exploded at 1 30 pm in a summer kitchen at 715 South Braddock Street. The blaze was extinguished by Mr Hannum before firefighters arrived and only the stove suffered substantial damage with minor surrounding wreckage.
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S. Braddock Street
Edda Hannum
America’s Favorite Poems booklet offer
A 48 page poetry collection featuring Paul Revere’s Ride, the Charge of the Light Brigade, Barbara Frietchie, Old Ironsides and In Flanders Fields is advertised. The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau invites readers to order for fifteen cents postpaid by mail to Washington D C. Include payment and address details.
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Light Brigade
Barbara Frietchie
Flanders Fields
Patton Surrenders Third Army Flag To Truscott In Germany
In Bad Tölz Germany on October 8 General Patton transferred command of the Third Army to Lt General Lucian K. Truscott Jr amid a rain delayed ceremony. Patton, 59, praised his troops and spoke of honor while accepting a new role with the 15th Army.
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Bad Toelz
Germany
George §. Patton, Jr
Third Army
France
15Th Army
Lucian K. Truscott, Jr
Patton
Truscott
Hess Leaves England to Face War Crimes Trial
Rudolf Hess, once Nazi deputy, departed from a British airfield in an RAF plane for Frankfurt on the first leg to Nuremberg. He was escorted by an army guard and medical staff, unshaven and impassive, as formalities ended quickly and the flight went out at 8 50 am.
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Air Ministry
Rudolf Hess
England
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Hess
Army Guard
Allied War Crimes Commission
Carrier supremacy to be maintained postwar Navy says
Vice Adm. Mitscher told the U S Naval Academy brigade that carrier based air power is the present day medium for enunciating naval warfare principles. He noted carrier supremacy defeated Japan and must be kept, while warning future weapons may challenge it.
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Marc A. Mitscher
Naval Operations
U. S. Naval Academy
Task Force 58
Pacific Fame
Japan
Three Quotas In New Loan Drive
Virginia set three quotas for the Victory loan drive from October 29 to December 8. E bonds 38 million, other bonds for individuals E excluded 27 million, corporate 46 million. Localities earn credit only when all three quotas are met, with December 31 as the final credit date.
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Virginia
Francis P. Gaines
Lexington
War Finance Committee For
Dr. Gaines
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Parachutist Covers Rescue Cost For Devils Tower Jump
The 1941 incident on Devils Tower in Wyoming involved George Hopkins whose unauthorized jump led to a rescue. The cost, about $2,000, was paid by Hopkins and his friends.
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Devils Tower
Wyoming
George Hopkins
Devils Tower National Monument
Mrs Duble Dies in Nursing Home at 86
Mrs Edda Snyder Duble widow of John Duble died Sunday about 1 pm in Montague Hall Nursing Home near Winchester after a period of ill health. She was 86, born in Front Royal, daughter of the late Mrs Alexina Snyder and Mr Snyder. Survived by sister Mrs L M McCarty of Washington DC and daughter Mrs R H Riddleberger Jr of Front Royal. Funeral at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev R K McDonald. Pallbearers listed and Green Hill Cemetery interment.
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Edda Snyder Duble
John Duble
Montague Hall
Winchester
Front Royal
Alexina Stuart Snyder
Mr. Snyder
L. M. McCarty
Washington, D. C
Local Markets Terms and Typo Note
Local markets list appears daily in The Star with a disclaimer that typography errors may occur and The Star does not assume responsibility for such typos.
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Star
Local Market Prices and Pension Question Answer
The text lists grain and meal prices per bag and per hundred pounds, then answers a pension eligibility question. It states that a widow’s remarriage does not affect a World War I veteran’s minor child pension. if the child was receiving a pension, payments continue.
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to the quiz page list with four items. It names Independence Kansas as the location for item one, notes that there are no women senators while nine women serve in the House, includes a quote fragment about George, and cites Pierre Laval as the tenth answer.
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Kansas
House of Representatives
George
Pierre Laval
Market Quotations and Baltimore Livestock Report
Baltimore market steadiness on produce poultry eggs and butter with varied prices for apples and Jonathan varieties. Cattle hogs sheep and calves pricing shown for Baltimore and Chicago with shifts in trade and stock levels across categories.
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U. S
W. Va
Grimes
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Stock Market Rise Driven by Steel and Rail Stocks
New York trading Oct. 8 saw shares advance across steels, motors, rails, coppers and related issues, hitting new yearly highs. Despite labor unrest, dealings stayed active with some slow intervals as investors sought to park idle funds amid expectations of limited inflation and wage pressures.
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New York
Wheat Futures Rise on Frost Forecasts in Chicago
Chicago grain quotations show opening gains across wheat corn and oats as frost forecasts boost buying. Early prices list Wheat Dec 1.76 to 1.76 1-8 May 1.74 1-2 to 3-4 July 1.65 3-4 to 1.69 Sept 1.67 1-2 to 3-4 Corn Dec 1.17 1-4 May 1.16 1-8 July 1.15 1-2 Oats Dec 65 3-4 to 7-8 May 66 3-4 to 67 July 63 7-8 Sept 62 1-4 Rye Dec 1.53 3-4 May 1.47 to 1.46 7-8.
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