Coal Is Diverted To Upper Lakes In Order From Ickes
Coal producers in southern District 8 must stop shipping to lower Great Lakes units and divert coal to upper lakes docks. Ickes says upper lake docks are 5,000,000 tons short of quota and will remain about 800,000 tons short after November 15. Restrictions ban moving coal to Erie Ontario Welland Detroit St Clair regions within Illinois Indiana. vessel fuel shipments exempt.
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Washington
No. 8
Great Lakes
Upper Lakes
Solid Fuels
Ickes
Upper Lake
Lower Lake
Upper
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Toronto
Welland Canal
Detroit River
St. Clair River
Lake St. Clair
Lake Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Oxford Degrees For Notable Group
Oxford University conferred honorary degrees on General Eisenhower General Clark and Ambassador Winant. Also honored were Field Marshal Montgomery Field Marshal Brooke and Air Marshal Tedder.
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Oxford
England
Oxford University
Gen
Eisenhower
Mark W. Clark
U. S
John W. Winant
Sir Bernard N. Montgomery
Lord Alan Brooke
Sir Tedder
Church Group To Meet Saturday at Handley Library
The Frederick Council of Churches will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Handley Library. Miss Sarah Wilson, County Bible teacher, will address the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thanksgiving Dinner Menu Arrives for Troops in China
Thanksgiving dinner for a million men arrived today aboard a refrigerator ship in Shanghai. The turkey chicken lamb and beef feasts will be served to U.S. troops in China and to Navy and merchant marine personnel aboard ships and stations.
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Shanghai
U.repean
China
Language School for Troopers Opens in Shanghai
An Yy sponsored school opened in Shanghai for U S troops seeking to learn Chinese or improve English before returning home. The program includes six week courses in art accounting American social and political history and mathematics. Principal is Staff Sergeant Richard Corsa Wynne Wood Pa.
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Shanghai
U. S
United States
Richard Corsa
Wynne Wood
Police Court disposes Whitacre man for drunkenness
Homer Elliott of Whitacre appeared in Police Court before Judge John Rice and was fined ten dollars plus costs for being drunk.
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Homer Elliott
Whitacre
John Rice
Westinghouse Wage Talks Continue Amid Productivity Ties
A report notes Westinghouse and union negotiators discuss wage increase offers conditioned on full productivity from the A F L C I O. The article continues from page 1 detailing positions and prospects in the labor dispute.
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Alcoa
C. I. O Ontethabe
Ration Calendar Update for Meats Fats and Shoes
The OPA lists ration stamp validity by book and stamp group with expiration dates through late winter. Meat and fats stamps A1 to E1 expire Oct 31 and similar series extend to Jan 31. sugar four stamp 38 through Dec 31 for five pounds. shoe stamps 1 2 3 4 are indefinite with no cancellation plans.
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Associated Press
OPA
R. E. Griffith Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for the late Richard E. B. Griffith will be held Friday at 3 p.m. from his West Clifford street residence. The Rev. R. B. Nelson will officiate with active pallbearers H. L. McCann Alfred Henkel Burr P. Harrison A. McKay Smith Earl Bailey Harry K. Benham T. B. Byrd W. W. Glass. Honorary pallbearers include Dr. A. D. Henkel Frank B. Crawford Lee Whitacre Gibson Baker E. K. Meade E. C. Chappellar and Dr. P. W. Boyd. No flowers requested.
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Richard EB. Griffith
West Clifford Street
R. B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
H. L. McCann
Alfred Henkel
Burr P. Harrison
A. McKay-Smith
Earl Bailey
Harry K. Benham
T. B. Byrd
W.W. Glass
A. D. Henkel
Frank B. Crawford
Lee Whitacre
Gibson Baker
E. K. Meade
E. C. Chappellear
P. W. Boyd
Spectacular Navy Day Planned in New York for Truman
President Truman arrives to review 50 warships and 1200 Navy planes in New York City. He will commission the carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt, tour city streets, attend a Central Park celebration, and dine aboard the Missouri with Admiral Ingram.
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New York
New York City
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cnty
Central Park
Broadway
City Hall
Missouri
Jonas H. Ingram
Renshaw
Pacific
Hudson River
Midway
Enterprise
Monterey
Washington
Dock strike delays fresh meat for troops in Caserta
Col. J M Lamont, chief U S quartermaster in the Mediterranean, blamed New York port authorities for dock strike related meat and butter shortages in Caserta. He said troops could receive fresh meat only in pieces every two days for the time being.
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Caserta
Italy
J. M. Lamont
U. S
Mediterranean
Army
Stars and Stripes Today
New York
Tennessee Ramblers Set to Perform at Patton's Dance Hall
The Tennessee Ramblers will appear at Patton's Dance Hall on Friday night after recent recording sessions in Richmond. The article notes their film and TV appearances and multiple phonograph records.
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Tennessee Ramblers
Patton
Ramblers
Richmond
Ask Equal Status For Air Power
Washington reports four Senators expressed confidence that Congress will grant the air force equal status with land and sea forces despite ongoing Army Navy merger debates. They argued unification but said air power must not fall behind other services as it may become the nation’s first line of defense.
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Washington
Congress
Army
Navy
Edwin C. Johnson
Dcolo
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Ausitin
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Hill
Dala
Senate Military Committee
Owl Sprite Causes Outage Before Deadly Fall
In Freeport Illinois a 34 000 volt transformer was disrupted when a large owl collided with a switch. The bird fell to the ground dead and electric service in Freeport and nearby areas was shut off overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport, Ill
Freeport
What, No Elephants? Spokane Police Probe Hotel Shooting
Spokane detective Ralph Wire investigated a bizarre hotel incident after finding a 75 year old man with a pistol and a bottle. A bullet hole marred the door as the man claimed he was shooting at large colored bugs, prompting questions from Weir about the target.
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Spokane
Wash
Ralph Wire
Weir
Washingtonians Four Times Above Average In Liquor Intake
In Asbury Park, Dr. W. S. Abernethy and Dr. Clinton N. Howard cited Internal Revenue data showing Washington D C had the highest per capita spirits consumption among U S subdivisions. He said 1942 figures were four times the national average with 1944 figures even higher.
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Washington
International Reform Federation
Internal Revenue Records
Man Fined for Dynamite Blast Near Old Chapel
Berryville Va October 25 Sidney Locke was fined 25 dollars and placed on a 250 dollar bond to keep the peace after trial justice Loring C Kackley found him guilty of blasting dynamite near Old Chapel. He had obtained sticks of explosive from Virgil Johnston on a pretext of blasting a cistern and tested one on the old road to the Old Chapel School.
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Berryville
Sidney Locke
Loring C. Kackley
Old Chapel
Locke
Virgil Johnston
Newsboys Attend Dailey Bros Circus Trip
Newsboys from the Winchester Evening Star joined circus guests as Dailey Bros. Circus held matinee and evening shows yesterday then headed to Woodstock Harrisonburg and Staunton for upcoming performances. An item asks about World War I widow pension. answer notes pension ends at death or remarriage and cannot be restarted after remarriage.
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Dailey Bros. Circus
Woodstock
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Winchester Evening Star
Fragmented crossword clues mix with scattered hints
The page presents a dense crossword with many clues across and down including fragmented entries such as Fragment, Truck for coal Brit, Husk, Neat Grass cured for fodder, and others like King of Bashan and Blue grass. Several lines include stage directions and miscellaneous terms, with a long list of numbered downs and acrosses awaiting solution.
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King of Bashan
Bowles Pushes Real Estate Ceilings Against Price Boom
Senator Wherry warns price ceilings would spark a gigantic black market if imposed on real estate. Price Administrator Chester Bowles argues ceilings are a weapon against inflation, detailing a law to set ceilings at first resale price and to cover new houses with costs plus a builder profit as the ceiling, with adjustments as needed.
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Washington
Wherry
R-Neb
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Congress
Seven New Labor Peers Created
London reports King George granted seven new labor peers boosting Labour's Lords representation to 32 of 819. The measure aims to increase government voice and efficiency in the upper house per Attlee’s guidance. The Lords remain largely opposed to government bills despite the Commons' overruling power.
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London
King George
Attlee
Labor
House of Lords
Labor Party
Commons
Weather Outlook Keeps Clouds Unbroken Across Regions
The city saw no rain today despite persistent cloud cover. A trace of precipitation, .02 inches, was recorded at the Winchester Research Laboratory last night as forecasts call for continued cool and cloudy conditions with rain expected in the southern portion late tonight into Friday for the forecast area.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Stephens City PTA Plans First Meeting of 1945 46
The Stephens City Parent-Teacher Association will hold its first meeting of the 1945 46 term next Monday night. The 8 o'clock business session is set at the school cafeteria and will be followed by a social in the home economics cottage. R E Aylor is president.
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Stephens City
Parent- Teacher Association
R. E. Aylor
Reverend Harrup to Speak Sunday at Tabernacle
The Rev. O. L. Harrup district superintendent from Hagerstown Maryland will speak at 11 oclock Sunday morning at the Full Gospel Tabernacle according to the pastor the Rev. C. H. Anderson announced today.
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O. L. Harrup
Hagerstown
Full Gospel Tabernacle
C. H. Anderson
Japan Orders Delay in Action as War Period Responsibility Sought
Allied powers press Nippon to delay official moves while revising plans. Premier Konoye weighs MacArthur suggestion to head a liberal movement, may relinquish title and take responsibility for wartime actions. American church delegation arrives in Tokyo seeking talks with Japanese Christian leaders. Domei cites possible anti trust bill to dissolve large Zaibatsu, with Mitsui and Mitsubishi partial moves noted.
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Konoye
MacArthur
Japan
Tokyo
Douglas Horton
New York
World Council of Churches
James C. Baker
Los Angeles
International Missionary Council
Walter W. van Kirk
Department of International Justice and Goodwill
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Lyman J. Shafer
The
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
van Kirk
United States
Domei
Sankuro Ogasawara
Ogasawara
Mitsui
Mitsubishi
Charles Hess Dies Near Front Royal
Charles Hess, an employee at the Front Royal Remount Depot and a World War I veteran, died last evening at his home near Front Royal. He is survived by his wife, Margaret Bosserman, of Martinsburg, West Virginia. Final funeral arrangements will be published in tomorrow's paper.
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Charles Hess
Front Royal
Margaret Bosserman
Martinsburg
W. Va
Answers to the Daily Quiz Resquiz Answers
Correct responses listed for Page 1 Alaska Mt McKinley quiz. Items include geography Alabama Tobacco Road and Korea. Noted phrases mention treason bribery high crimes summary court private and Sinclair Lewis.
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Resquiz
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Alabama
Tobacco Road
Sinclair Lewis
Korea
500 At Halloween Dance Promises Big Turnout
Ed Molden announced that about 20 tickets have sold for the JET Halloween Dance at Winchester Armory next Wednesday night October 31 starting at 9. If sales continue, about 500 are expected to attend. Table reservations are available by dialing 3390 or 4159. Music by Phil Young and his Orchestra from Chambersburg, Pa.
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Ed Molden
Winchester Armory
Molden
Phil Young
Chambersburg
Mrs Filbert Margine Story of a Better Margarine
A promotional account details how Mrs Filbert and her sons make and sell margarine once proven superior to silk and butter. It emphasizes no large corporation backing none needed and claims wide popularity from Maine to Georgia before the war. The piece highlights baking cooking and frying uses and urges readers to try it.
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Mrs. Filbert
Maine
Georgia
Velous
Margarine Coupon Offer Mix With Several Brands
Consumers can now combine Mrs Filbert's Margarine coupons with other brand coupons to redeem two for one. Eligible partners include Octagon Soap Products Borden's Silver Cow Milk Kirkman Soap La Rosa Macaroni Hearth Club Baking Powder and Kirkman Premium Stores. Write for free CMPflog.
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Mrs. Filbert
Borden
Kirkman
Hearth Club
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Daily Crossword
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Peer
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PTA
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Koichi Kido
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Handley Board of Trustees
Clifford D. Grim
Charles F. Coffman
Wm. E. Cooper
Boyd H. Hamman
Charles H. Harper
J. Sloan Kuykendall
W. Nelson Page
John I. Sloat
George G. Snarr
Shenandoah Motor Company
Handley School
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