Handley Eleven Hosts Waynesboro In Home Clash Tomorrow
Handley High School faces Waynesboro High School in the Handsey Bowl at 2 30 p m with the Judges aiming for a third straight win. Coach Otis Sargent confirms the full squad barring injuries as Wilbur Dyke serves as captain in his final game before service.
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Waynesboro
Little Giants
Warren County
Berkeley Springs
Handley
Lane High
Charlottesville
Wilbur Dyke
Handley Waynesboro
Le-Lovett Maupin
Hurt
Owen Powell
Winkfield
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Sempies
Austin RT
Austin Rt-Taylor Vicars
Nelson Burns
Cochran Herron
Dyke Woods
Powell
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Fort Hill
Martinsburg
Charles Town
St. James
Shepherdstown
Romney
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Moorefield
Alleghany
Hagerstown
Berryville
Hedgesville
Dr Flickinger To Be Speaker At Grace Lutheran
The Rev. S L Flickinger D D will conduct the evening services at Grace Lutheran Church on Sunday October 15 at 8 o clock.
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Pace Quickens In B League Competition
B League bowling results show Glaize Bros 3 Clearbrook 0 Va Woolen No 1 3 Novicks 0 Valley Service 3 Coca Cola 0 Va Woolen No 2 3 South End 0 Bell Clothes 2 Lee Baking 1. Individual high games L B 139 Jac Billmy n G B 132 Anderson BC 131. High sets Lutthell V S 338 Funkhouser 8 C 338 Lake V W No 1 338. High team game Va Woolen No 2 571 Va No 1 562. High team set Va Woolen No 2 1586 Valley Service 1574 Studebaker 1571.
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Va Woolen No 1 Tops Ladies Commercial League Standings
Last night across the Ladies Commercial League Va Woolen No 1 strengthened its lead by winning two games to take a 12-3 record after beating South End Fire Co 490 478 and 470 469. Evelyn Curl led South End with a 127 game though Va Woolen No 2 swept O Sullivan to join a three way tie for first.
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Woolen No
O'Sullivan
Sue Stickley
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Solenberger
Dorothy Cather
Solenbergers
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Martha Bowers
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Valley Service Station
Miss Bowers
State Football Teams In Action
Virginia Cavaliers wrap up their last practice behind closed gates before Saturday’s visit to Scott Stadium to meet North Carolina Pre-Flight. William and Mary departs for Philadelphia to face Penn, while VMI and Wake Forest prepare for their Greensboro showdown. Richmond Spiders hosts Hampden-Sydney Tigers amid injury woes for Richmond.
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Philadelphia
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Grain quotations show driftless opening on Oct 13
Chicago grain quotes at the start show almost no trading with mixed moves. Wheat gains slightly while corn falls. December wheat at 1.64 and May 1.59 to 1.60. Oats and rye also move within narrow ranges. The text then shifts to a geography quiz noting the Kurile island group near Siberia as the nearest Japanese territory to the United States.
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Rye
United States
Kurile Group
Cape Lopatka
Siberia
Market Quotations and Baltimore Livestock Report
Market roundups from Baltimore and Chicago show steady to unchanged quotations across commodities. Cattle, hogs, and sheep in Baltimore and Chicago list steady to lower prices with varying weights and cuts. receipts are moderate to heavy and market conditions firm or mixed by class.
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Local Markets Notice on Daily Market Accuracy
Market listings warn that daily figures are correct to the best of the Star's knowledge but typographical errors may occur and the publication disclaims responsibility for those mistakes.
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Short Patent prana and horizon distance query
The text notes a 100 lb bag per cwt and asks for horizon distance. It states at eye level on the sea the range of vision is 29 to 10 miles, indicating a calculation or measurement related to sight over the water.
Stock market in 1944 favorites and laggards shift
New York reports ongoing activity in stock market specialties with gains early and declines later. Leading 1944 favorites include American Locomotive Lincoln, Lima Locomotive, Pressed Steel Car, Electric & Musical Industries, Telautograph and Douglas Aircraft while U S Steel, Santa Fe, Macy, Boeing and International Nickel trended higher at intervals. Laggards featured Westinghouse Montgomery Ward Johns Manville and Sperry with curb support for Fansteel Callite Tungsten Ryan Petroleum and Cities Service.
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American
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Santa Fe
Macy
Boeing
International Nickel
Friday the 13th: unlucky date cited in short notes
Oklahoma City reports Raymond Harvey born in 1913 with draft number 1313 not bothered by Friday the 13th on his 13th wedding anniversary. Evansville notes Kenneth Spalding, 13th child, hoping to survive the day and shed superstition on his birthday, also a Friday the 13th.
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Dead in a Bathtub Shocks Hollywood Society
Georgette Bauerdorf, 20, daughter of a retired oil executive, was found dead in a filled bathtub of her Hollywood apartment. Investigators note a cloth at her mouth and no signs of robbery, with a possibility of accident but continuing inquiry due to tampering clues.
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Georgette Bauerdorf
Yestern
Japs Prepare Ship To Retrieve Relief Goods For Prisoners
The Japanese Domei agency reports a ship will sail to the Soviet port of Nakhodka near Vladivostok to collect 1500 tons of accumulated relief supplies for U S war prisoners and civilian internees. The State Department said agreement existed for a Japanese ship to dock and load the relief cargo. The Red Cross noted 29,250 Americans held by Japan, including 19,934 prisoners of war.
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Nakhodka
Vladivostok
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State Department
Washington
American Red Cross
Presidents And Their Wives Reference Booklet
A 48 page reference pleading a concise political history of the United States from Washington to Roosevelt with biographies of every President and White House hostess. It lists popular and electoral votes for each election and includes pictures, priced at fifteen cents postpaid.
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Request for Booklet Copy by Fifteen Cents
Information Bureau of the Winchester Evening Star offers a booklet for fifteen cents. Send payment wrapped in paper to the bureau at 316 Eye St. N. E. Washington 2 D. C. and request by mail to Washington D C.
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Local servicemen receive honors and updates from Europe and home
First Lieutenant Charles A. Gibbens earned the Purple Heart for wounds in Italy and visited Rome with the First Armored Division. Other notes report Staff Sergeant Robert Gibbons safe in China Burma India theater, Pfc Philip N. Hooke en route home from San Diego, and Pfc Harvey Mills stationed in Belgium amid Allied advance. Private Harry F. Ridgeway promoted to sergeant after a noted action. Arthur F. Braithwaite arrives at Camp Croft for basic training while Lester E. Braithwaite remains tied to Winchester. Pvt Malcolm McDonald back from furlough and at Fort McClellan. Cpl Lester Arnold Jr. heads to North Africa as nose gunner on a B-24. Seaman Marlowe Home on leave from Camp Peary with Berryville roots.
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Rites Held Today For Miss Wilson
Funeral services for Miss Rose May Wilson were held at noon in Middleburg Virginia. Interment followed at Middleburg Cemetery. She died Wednesday at 1 15 PM at the Baltimore home of Mrs Owen Bird after a long illness. She was 39. Survived by mother Mrs Sarah Katherine Wilson brother James Wilson and sister Mrs Edward Braithwaite Pallbearers Ray Pangle Claude Rhodes Edward Braithwaite and Robert Brill
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U S S Argonne Joins Fleet Auxiliaries New Tender
The U S S Argonne, formerly a submarine tender, is new in the Miscellaneous Fleet Auxiliaries class. This group comprises special purpose vessels converted from standard types and serves in auxiliary roles.
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