Committees Study Crowded School Conditions in Frederick County
County officials name two committees to probe crowded conditions at Middletown and Stonewall high schools after a Middletown delegation appeared at the supervisors meeting. Members include Paul Haldeman Leslie Kline and B O Brumback with C E Pingley H C Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon Ict
Paul Haldeman
Frederick County School Board
Leslie D. Kline
Frederick County Schools
B. O. Brumback
Middletown
Stonewall
C. E. Pingley
H. C. Light
Mr. Haldeman
Kline
Midletown
H. Denis Hoover
J. J. Pickeral
Clyde G. Thompson
G. Wilson Borden
Sheep Claims Hit New High in Frederick County
Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved claims totaling 258.44 for sheep slain by dogs following a recommendation from Game Warden F. W. Pingley. Payments covered 25 ewes and 10 lambs to six claimants, including C L Butler C R McCann L K Rice W F Luttrell Mrs Ola Martin and E Clay Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
F. W. Pingley
C. L. Butler
C. R. McCann
L. K. Rice
W. F. Luttrell
Marshall cites air power shaping war fronts in Europe and Asia
Marshall says Ardennes breakthroughs allowed overwhelming air strikes on German armor and supply lines. He cites US air forces tallying 14,430 heavy bomber, 7,262 medium bomber, and 29,981 fighter sorties in the critical week ending March 22. He notes the Burma campaign depended on air supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardennes
Marshall
United States
Japan
Quebec
Burma
Congressional witnesses urged rapid wartime bomb bill
Four witnesses at public hearings backed Truman's legislation. Secretary of War Patterson Maj. Gen. Groves Dr. Vannevar Bush and Dr. James Conant urged quick action. They stressed speed in advancing the bomb project and related research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Robert P. Patterson
Leslie R. Groves
Vannevar Bush
Office of Scientific Research and Development
James Conant
Harvard University
Ration Calendar Details Stamp Validity and Limits
The Associated Press outlines ration calendar dates for Meats and Fats stamps from Book 4 A1 to E1 valid through Oct 31 and F1 through E1 through Nov 30 L1 to Q1 through Dec 31 A1 to V1 through Jan 31 sugar Book four stamp 38 valid through Dec 31 Shoes Book three airplane stamps 1 2 3 4 valid indefinitely OPA states no plans to cancel any
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OPA
Legion Provides Info on Surplus U.S. Government Items
The American Legion No. 21 releases guidance for veterans seeking surplus government items. Discarded Jeeps cars and station wagons are not available. veterans must present discharge papers and file Form No. 66. Agencies in Washington Richmond Roanoke and Norfolk hold applications and notify when items are ready.
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Robert
Conrad T No
American Legion
United States
War Plants Corp
Washington, D. C
Home Owners Loan Corp
Ist
Indiana Avenue
Richmond
Richmond Trust Building
Roanoke
Moris Plan Bank
Norfolk
Legion Post
Ios
Volunteers to Can Apples Tomorrow for Overseas Relief
City and county workers will can apples at the Stephens City cannery tomorrow afternoon for overseas relief. Mrs. Madeline Myers says volunteers should be ready by 2:30 with paring knives and pans. Donations may be left at the cannery or Court House porch set not later than one. The work is expected to finish by 5:30 and conclude the local program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Madeline Myers
Court House
Interdenominational pledge clarified by Winchester ministers
The First Baptist Church Christian Education program is declared non denominational. Rev. T. J. Hawkins of Brad dock Street Methodist Church notes interdenominational programs are organized through the Winchester Ministerial Association and run by an inter church committee.
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Star
Board of Education
First Baptist Church
T. J. Hawkins
Winchester Ministerial Association
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Ministerial Association
Walter Fincham Sentenced for Disorderly Conduct
Walter Fincham of Northwestern Grade was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge John Rice in Police Court. He was found guilty of being drunk and disorderly and also fined $5 plus costs.
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Walter Fincham
Northwestern
John Rice
Rival Factions Clash in Tokyo Political Turmoil
In Tokyo crowds of rival factions were taken by auto to Hibiya Park for a welcoming rally while others from Toyama prison were escorted by U S officers. Prisoners described solitary confinement and harsh treatment as the federation of toilers rises amid debate on the imperial institution and Japan's wartime leadership.
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Hibiya Park
Tokyo
Toyotama
First Cavalry Division
U. S
Federation of Toilers
Japan
Zenkoku Kinroshu Domei
Shidehara
Hirohito
Pearl Harbor
Green Appeals To High Court Over Arlington Seat
Arlington Republican John Locke Green, treasurer of Arlington county, petitions the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals to mandamus the Governor to call an election to fill the senator seat long held by Carter Glass. The appeal follows the court’s denial of Green’s petition and seeks a writ of certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Arlington
John Locke Green
Arlington County
Virginia Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United
Darden
Carter Glass
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Green
Glass
M. B. Watts
Supreme Court of the United States
A. P. Staples
Supreme Court of Appeals
Ielerk
Tigers Lead In Tight Fall Classic At Wrigley
Cramer’s 10th hit of the series sparks Detroit as Greenberg and Cullenbine draw walks. Cubs protest calls by umpire Passarella as Derringer yields two strikes and a walk to force in a run. Cavaretta boosts Chicago with a triple and strong defense backstops a Tigers edge through the fifth as Newhouser and York pace the mound battles.
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Cramer
Greenberg
Cubs
Passarella
Cullenbine
Derringer
York
Hy Vandenberg
Outlaw
Vandenberg
Cavarretta
Cubs Nicholson
Richards
Livingston
Hughes
Tigers
Newhouser
Johnson
Webb
Hopper
Mayo
Lowrey
Pafko
Roger Cramer
Cavaretta
Nicholson
President backs TVA as national power model
The President defends the Tennessee Valley Authority as a stable, nationwide electricity supplier. He notes TVA began as an experiment but now stands as a demonstration of American achievement, with the Kentucky dam as the sixth completed project in the program.
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T.V.A
Congress
Roosevelt
D. Roosevelt
Kentucky
Tvas
TVA
Air Force officer and five airmen missing after Superfortress crash
Brig. Gen. Joe L. Loutzenheiser, assistant chief of staff for plans for the 8th Air Force, is among six airmen reported missing after a Civilian Superfortress crashed 400 miles off Guam on October 7. Two men are confirmed dead and three rescued, the War Department said.
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Washington
Joe L. Loutzenheiser
the &Th Air Force
Guam
War Department
Mrs. Snarr to Address Forum at Braddock Street Church
The Braddock Street Methodist Church hosts a Family Church Night with the Forum speaker Mrs. G. G. Snarr on Bible teaching in schools. Hoye L. Riley directs the program as various choirs study and meet, with growing attendance noted since September.
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Family Church
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Forum
Hoye L. Riley
G. G. Snarr
J. H. Rosenberger
Church
Nina Williams
Margaret Knight
Hoye Riley
Mary Lou Steele
Miss Steele
Braddock Street
James C. Vance Dies at 74 in Clarke County
James C. Vance, 74, retired farmer, died at his Old Chapel home in Clarke County last night. He was born in Virginia in September 1869. Survived by wife Nancy C. Vance and seven children in Virginia and Illinois. Funeral Friday at 2 30 pm from John H Enders Funeral Home in Berryville with burial at Green Hill Cemetery.
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James C. Vance
Old Chapel
Clarke County
William Vance
Virginia
Nancy C. Vance
William A. Vance
Winchester
Andrew J. Vance
Boyce
Sonie Wade
White Post
John Buhl
Illinois
Bessie Licklider
Shirley Licklider
Berryville
Robert Brill
John H. Enders
R. Carrington Paulette
Berryville Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Miller PTA To Meet Thursday
The Miller School Parent-Teachers Association will hold a regular meeting on Thursday evening October 11 at 8 oclock. Pupils of the five upper grades have arranged an entertaining program. Patrons are urged to attend and friends of the school are invited. A contest offers a prize to the grade with the most representatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller School
Parent-Teachers Association
Doctor Gochnauer of Upperville Dies in Winchester Hospital
Dr Frederick Gochnauer longtime Upperville physician died at 3 00 pm yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a recent operation He had practiced over forty years in the area and was about 65 He is survived by his wife Pearl Peake and two daughters Lt Anne F Gochnauer WAVES stationed at Langton Roads Naval Station and Mrs George Robert Slater of Upperville along with a brother Frank Clarence Gochnauer of Charlottesville Funeral arrangements pending
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Frederick Gochnauer
Upperville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Gochnauer
Pembroke Gochnauer
Catherine Frazier Gochnauer
Loudoun County
University of Richmond
Medical College of Virginia
Masonic Lodge
Methodist Church
Board of Health
Fauquier County
Democratic Committee
Pearl Peake
Lynchburg
Anne F. Gochnauer
The
WAVES
Iampton Roads Naval Station
George Robert Slater
Alse
Frank Clarence. Gochnauer
Charlottesville
Return to Scene Sparks Second Crash Involving Ritter
Linwood Ritter of Berryville returned to the accident scene on Route 522 near Nineveh and caused a second collision when his car was struck after he parked with the door open. The Kirby car suffered about 200 dollars of damage and Mr Kirby had a mouth cut. Eugene Leake of Front Royal was charged with reckless driving after his 1935 Chevrolet struck Ritter’s car, causing about 60 dollars in damage. Trooper Starrett filed charges for improper parking and reckless driving.
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Linwood Ritter
Berryville
Nineveh
Andrew C. Kirby
White Post
Kirby
Ritter
John’s
Eugene Leake
Front Royal
Leake
Thos. J. Starrett
Congress Delays on Peacetime Draft Recommendation
Washington reports a wait and see approach on General Marshall's call for compulsory peacetime military training. Most lawmakers favor building a volunteer standing army first, with some open to conscription if needed. Senator Edwin C. Johnson says he does not believe in peacetime conscription while Senator Austin supports it but notes training should allow continued education.
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Washington
Congress
Marshall
Edwin C. Johnson
Dcolo
Senate Military Committee
Austin
Supervisors Approve County Road Plans
Frederick County Board of Supervisors meets with full attendance to review a road plan presented by F M Yellett resident road engineer of the Virginia Highways Department. The display outlined a system of secondary county roads slated for federal aid support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
F. M. Yellett
Department of Virginia Highways
Public sale of valuable realty in Winchester Virginia
Executor of H A Orndorff dec d offers for sale at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia on Friday November 2 at 2 pm two parcels: Lot 1 city lot with brick house on South Braddock Street and Lot 2 three acre limestone parcel west of Opequon Post Office. Terms: one third cash. balance in two equal annual installments with bonds, interest semi annual, deed of trust and insurance policy.
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H. A. Orndorff
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Opequon
Ed. Wigginton
Herbert S. Larrick
County Board Approves System and Names Delegates
G W Lemley moved to approve the outlined system with minor future changes. The motion was seconded by H M Fout and passed unanimously. C M Rosenberger and Lee N Whitacre were named delegates to the League of Virginia Counties convention in Richmond. The board also directed the clerk to summon Oscar Leight of Grimes to appear at the next meeting. Routine reports were presented and bills totaling 2413.80 were approved for payment from the General County Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lemley
H. M. Fout
C. M. Rosenberger
Lee N. Whitacre
League of Virginia
Richmond
Oscar Leight
Grimes
General County Fund
Still Idled In U S Industries Amid Nationwide Labor Strikes
Thousands of tons of cargo remained unmoved as 369 ships tied up. The War Shipping Administration reported delays in troops returning home with 17 Liberty ships dispatched to Europe for returning servicemen. On the Pacific coast 40 ships idle due to CIO marine workers refusing reduced staffing. Hollywood swings into further strikes with 111 injuries as picketing continues. Chicago reports 15 work stoppages affecting about 10,000 workers. AFL unions walkouts hit Owensboro Kentucky General Electric 2000 workers, LaFollette Tennessee plants 700 idle, Racine Wisconsin 350, Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania drivers, delaying trips to New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewlett R. Bishop
War Shipping Administration
Europe
Pacific
CIO Marine Cooks and Stewards Union
WSA
Hollywood
AFL
Warner Brothers
Chicago
AFL United Automobile
Kerr-Rad
General Electric Company
Owensboro
LaFollette
Tenn
Ladies’ Garment
Rainfair, Inc
Racine
Wis
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Philadelphia
County Action on New Jail
Winchester officials and Broderick County Board of Supervisors meet to plan a new jail. A joint committee will work with an architect and decide on plans while offering the existing jail and county home for sale to fund the project. Purchasers must raze the current jail, as the new facility will occupy the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Glaize
James P. Rearedon
Percy Miller
Winchester Common Council
Broderick County Board of Ayyn
G. W. Lemley
Robert DeHaven
H. M. Fout
Dance of Death in World War II References
A list naming Shigenori Togo Ananias Boiled beef Major James P. S. Devereux A dance of death Col. Donald Hoover false Lt Gen Masaharu Homma and more than a ton of material referenced in the record.
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Shigenori Togo
Ananias
James P. S. Devereux
Col
Donald Hoover
False
Masaharu Homma
Donts For Pimples Peterson's Ointment Ad
Do not scratch or squeeze pimples to avoid infection. Peterson's Ointment offers quick relief for itching eczema and red irritations. It improves skin appearance and feel and costs 35c at all druggists with a money back guarantee if one application fails. It also soothes irritated feet and cracks between toes.
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Peterson
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Short
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Clarke
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Glaize & Brother
N. Cameron ST
Handley Board of Trustees
Handley Schools
Handley Library
Handley Fund
Alabama
Oregon
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DIAL
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Valley Avenue
Morton Downey
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