City County Realty Transfers list of multiple property deals
Realty transfers show Shirley Carter Properties to Hilda K Jackson at 319 Gray Ave and many other deeds. Listings include unimproved Shenandoah Ave parcel, Fairmont Ave home, Senseney Road land, 220 acres near Whitacre, Gainesboro land, Hayfield Rt 50 site, Brucetown parcels, Brent Farm Marlboro lots, and Opequon Stephens City holdings. powers of attorney noted for George I Resseguie and E Paul Crider estates.
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Shirley Carter Properties, Inc
Hilda K. Jackson
Gray Ave
I. Brumback Et Ux
C. I Saubeck & Sons, Inc
I. North Market Street
SH. S. Larrick Exor
Emily R. Ward
O. O. Grandstaff
Shenandoah Ave
Barbara M. Lutz
Orville C. Wine
Fairmont Ave
Gainesboro
Fred Boxwell
Bernard R. Grove
Hayfield
Rt. No
Dorothy Lee Ressiguie
Brucetown
Main Street
Bertha V. Kline
Wm. P. Lineburg
Marlboro
V. Kline
Wm. B. Shull
Brent
Walter L. DeHaven
W. O. Kirk
Nain
David Kerns
George E. Helstey
Opequon
S. E
Stephens City
George Irv Resseguie
George Irving Resseguie
Greenbelt
E. Paul Crider
E. W. Sparrow
Fall of Riga and Red Army Advances Across Europe
Soviet forces push from Memel to the Baltic Sea as Bagramian’s Baltic Army breaks a wedge while southern units advance through Hungary and Javia. Malinovsky’s Second Ukraine Army nears Belgrade as Partisans link with Russians and capture dozens of localities across Transylvania.
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Bagramian
Memel
Red Army
Hungary
Javia
Yugoslavia
Rodion
Malinovsky
Ukraine
Belgrade
Bele
Transylvania
Carpathian
Answers to the Daily Quiz on Pace 4
The page lists quiz answers for 10 questions with topics ranging from Michigan to Minnesota. It notes terms for migrant workers and defines immigrant as a person moving within the United States.
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Nassau County
United States
Ration Calendar Details for Meats and Staples During War Years
The calendar outlines ration validity for meats fats and other commodities. It lists book and stamp series with expiration dates and locations including home canning sugar stamps and shoe gas and oil coupons. New period coupons become valid through the heating year with varying nationwide applicability.
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Ano St
Allied Bombers Blast Cologne and Duisburg in Major Allied Attack
Allied air fleets totaling over 3,200 bombers and 1,100 escorts struck railways ports and industries in Duisburg Cologne and surrounding targets. British and American bombs caused heavy damage with more than 4,500 tons dropped on Duisburg alone.
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London
Germany
Reich
Duisberg
U. S
Cologne
Saarbrucken
Kaiserslautern
Air Ministry
Aachen
Berlin
Eighth Airforce
Russia
Winchester Police Court Motor Offense and Disorderly Conduct Records
Daniel F. O Connell of Sensency Road faced reckless driving with $10 fine and $4.25 costs. Daly Slonaker of Winchester was cited for permitting and aiding an unlicensed driver with $5 fine and $5.25 costs. James Ash 22 of East Lane charged with no operator license and $5 plus $5.25 costs. Robert Lane 57 of Winchester cited for drunkenness with $5 fine and $5.25 costs. Warren Grim 38 of 203 N Kent Street charged with drunkenness and $5 fine plus $5.25 costs. Sinclair Beamer 48 of 230 Haddox Street charged with no operator's license and $5 fine with $5.25 costs. Linwood W. Oats 26 of 408 Gill Avenue disorderly conduct with fighting and $10 fine plus $5.25 costs. Robert Dinges 18 of Bluemont charged with disorderly conduct and fighting with $5 fine and $5.25 costs.
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Winchester
Cveanee
John Rice
Daniel F. O'Connell
Allied Drive Into Aachen Area Signals Major Breakthrough
In fierce fighting along the eastern front near Aachen American forces under Lt. Courtney H. Hodges push into the German frontier city after heavy air and ground combat. German losses include 84 tanks and 30 fighter planes in 48 hours, with German attempts to relieve Aachen repulsed. Allied reports cite lower U.S. casualties and collapsing enemy resistance as British and American forces push toward Overloon, Venray, and the Maas front while Canadian troops advance at the Schelde Estuary toward Antwerp.
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Aachen
Courtney H. Hodges
Hodges
Wurselen
U. S
Berlin
U. S. First Army
Arnhem
Netherlands
Overloon
Venray
Maas
Meuse
Stolberg
Hurtgen Forest
Geilenkirchen
Rhine
Schelde
Antwerp
Leopold Canal
Bede
France
Third Army
Neizieres-Les-Metz
Metz
Proxy Marriages: Are They Legal or Not?
At the National Association of Legal Aid Organizations meeting, lawyers debate proxy marriages amid no clear legal ruling. Army Lt Col Milton Blake notes no state explicit ok or denial, while Navy officials say proxy marriages may be justified if the wife is pregnant, though no authority confirms legality. The group offers no firm guidance and cites ongoing proxy weddings.
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Kansas City
Army
Navy
National Association of Legal Aid Organizations
Milton J. Blake
Washington
Blake
Bar Association
Huge Sweet Potato Visits Star Office
A sweet potato weighing 4 12 pounds visited The Star office this morning. It was grown on the farm of Mrs. Anna L. Stine on the North Frederick road near Stine's Chapel. The owner reports many more potatoes of similar size and an annual crop of 25 to 30 bushels from the Stine farm.
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Star
Anna L. Stine
Frederick Road
Stine
Okayama Blasted By Fleet of B 29s
Allied reports state American B 29 raids damaged shipping and air targets across Formosa and the Ryukyus. Nimitz announced end of organized Japanese resistance in the southern Palau group, with remnants on Peleliu and Angaur.
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Philippines
Nippon
U. S
Formosa
Nimitz
Ryukyus
Japan
Palaus
Peleliu
Anegaur
Armistice Delegation Leaves Sofia for Moscow
A Bulgarian armistice delegation has departed Sofia for Moscow at the invitation of the Soviet British and United States governments according to Ankara radio broadcasts.
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London
Sofia
Moscow
United States
Ankara
Hollywood Slaying Triggers Manhunt for Army Uniformed Suspect
Police widen hunt for a man in army uniform wanted in the slaying of 20 year old Georgette Bauerdorf whose body was found in a bathtub. Autopsy says rape and strangulation with cloth gag. Friend says she danced with the soldier at Hollywood Canteen and may have been lured to her apartment.
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Hollywood
Georgette Bauerdorff
Hollywood Canteen
Frank R. Webb
Jane Ziegler
Geogette
Miss Bauerdorf
Tropical Storm Said Brewing in Caribbean Drift
A tropical hurricane west of Jamaica remained nearly stationary, with forecasts showing little movement for 12 hours. North western Caribbean alert issued, while San Juan reports a smaller disturbance likely affecting Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico this morning. Winds under 40 mph.
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Miami
Fila
Caribbean Sea
Jamaica
Caribbean
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Weather Bureau
Russians Are In Belgrade in Yugoslav War News
A Berlin broadcast says strong Russian columns reached Belgrade this morning as Tito’s headquarters reports troops and Yugoslav capital under imminent liberation. Soviets advanced west of Subotica encircling Belgrade. Tito’s Partisans push toward Skoplje and Kacanik while Germans retreat toward Kumanova and Bujanovac.
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London
Berlin
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Comunique
Subotica
Tito
Skoplije
Peoples Liberation Army
Kacanik
Skoplje
Kumanova
Vranje
Bujanovac
Discourages Acts of Desecration by Soldiers
The Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker, president of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, urges American soldiers to deter isolated acts of desecration against enemy dead. He notes Roosevelt refused to accept a bone carved letter opener and cites displays of Japanese skulls, urging condemnation despite provocations from Japanese conduct.
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New York
Henry St. George Tucker
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Roosevelt
Tucker
Defenders hold Kwei lin amid China Japan clash turning point
Gen Pai Chung Si says the battle for Kweilin becomes a turning point in the war with Japan and China will defend the city as a Stalingrad. The 14th Air Force reports Kweiping bombed and strafed as Japanese positions are attacked from the air.
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Kweilin
China
Japan
Pai Chung-Si
Kwangsi Province
Stalingrad
U. S. 14Th Air Force
Kweiping
Pai
Pacific
Illness Fatal To Mrs Hawes Wife of Kenneth B Hawes
Mrs Marie Vicki Hawes died at the home of her in laws in Rufuge at 12 30 today after a year of declining health. Born July 7 1907 in Somerset County she moved to the city ten years ago and resided at 422 Gray Avenue. Survived by husband father and many Tressler siblings. Funeral at Omps Funeral Home Monday at 3 with Rev Ronald S Wilson. burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Marie Vicki Hawes
Kenneth B. Hawes
J. T. Hawes
Rufuge
Burton Tressler
Indiana
Tressler
Somerset County
Gray Avenue
Braddock Street
Lester Tressler
Stubenville
Ohio
William Tressler
James Tressler
U. S. Army
Greensboro
N. C
Paul Tressler
U. S. Navy
New York City
William Dent
Pittsburgh
Betty Tressler
Daniel Blose
New Kingston
Omps Funeral Home
Ronald S. Wilson
T. J. Hawkins
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Addison Fauver Dies In County
Addison B Fauver retired farmer of Mr Williams section died at home after eight weeks illness at age 88. Born April 14 1856 in Frederick County to John and Elizabeth Pingley Fauver he is survived by daughter Mrs Hinkel Pitcock Mt Williams and son Harry Fauver Sensen y Road and twenty three grandchildren. Visitation at Omps Funeral Home at 10 30 Monday then funeral 11 at St Johns Lutheran Church led by Rev Courtney Anderson. Interment in adjoining cemetery.
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Addison B. Fauver
Mt. Williams
Harry Fauver
Senseny Road
Omps
St. John’s Lutheran’s Church
Courtney Anderson
Touch Football Practice Game Scheduled Sunday
A Sunday afternoon practice touch football match between two teams is set for 3 pm at the local ball park. The event serves as a tune up for next Sunday's first of a three game series with players aged 16 to 60 invited as substitutes.
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Boozaka
Stolen 1934 Ford Recovered Near Gainesboro
Police recovered a 1934 Ford coupe owned by L. W. Birkhead of 704 Chestnut Avenue Waynesboro yesterday near Gainesboro. The car had been stolen from Charlottesville on October 6 and was found with little fuel, parked off the road in the woods about three fourths of a mile from the roadway.
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L. W. Birkhead
Chestnut Avenue
Waynesboro
DeHaven and Funk
Gainesboro
Charlottesville
Zen
Market Quotations and Livestock Figures for Oct 14
Baltimore and Chicago market notes show unchanged produce and eggs, light poultry receipts, and steady prices. Cattle and hogs futures mix with cattle largely lower on week comparisons, while calves and feeders hold mixed, with limited demand and variable roaster and steer values.
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Baltimore
Stock Market Report from New York on Oct 14
The market shows slim activity with modest gains and slack dealings. United Corp. preferred hits a 1944 peak amid SEC amendment talk. Consolidated Edison nears yearly highs as several utilities lead while others lag.
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New York
Wall Street
United Corp
Exchange of Stock
Consolidated Edison
Columbia Gas
National Power
Electric Power & Light
North American
American Water Works
Santa Fe
Graham Paige
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Pittsburgh Steel Preferred
J. C. Penney
Westinghouse
J. I. Case
American Can
Bethlehem
Chrysler
United Aircraft
Goodyear
Northern Pacific
Crystal Oil
Electric Bond & Share
Cities Service
Niagara Hudson Power
Noma Electric
Chicago Grain Quotations Early Trading Weak
Chicago October 14 grain futures show a weak start as liquidation persists after yesterday's sharp close. War news supports the downside with opening prices listed for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye and Barley across December May and July contracts.
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Chicago
Market Report on Livestock Prices for Steers Sheep and Lambs
Feeder steers at 18.35, best yearlings 18.25, yearlings scarce, heifer yearlings to 17.50. Salable sheep 2,000 of 6,500 total, Friday compared. Slaughter lambs steady then 25 lower. losses to 25 high. feeding lambs little changed. native lambs 14.50-14.85. top 15.00 scarce. closing 14.25-14.60. common sorts 12.00 down. Medium and good rangers 133.50-14.00. 92 lb fed shorn lambs no. 1-2 pelts 13.80. shorn yearlings no.1 11.50-12.85. lad good grades 11.50. Sorted 49 head common and medium 9.50. slaughter ewes 4.00-6.25. medium grades late 11.00.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Star Frames Complete Coverage of Local and World News
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