Rites Yesterday For Mrs Ridings of Martinsburg W Va
Funeral services for Virginia Ridings 84 widow of amin F Ridings were held at her Martinsburg home, with Rev Dr F R Wagner and Rev Dr W F Gruver officiating. Interment followed at Rosedale Cemetery. She is survived by eight sons, one daughter, thirteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ridings
Amin F. Ridings
Martinsburg
W. Va
F. R. Wagner
St. John’s Lutheran Church
W. F. Gruver
Paul Ridings
Rosedale
8&J. John's Lutheran Church
George M. Shriver
B. of L. BE
P. O
Pythian Sisters
Loyal Star
Fannie Grand
Raleigh F
Charles W
Harry C
Noble B
Raymond H
William Paul
Cleo E. Ridings
Alvin C. Ridings
Winchester
Fort Eustis
JET Halloween Dance Open to Costumes Next Wednesday
Ed Molden, chairman, announced this morning that persons may attend the JET Halloween Dance in costume next Wednesday night. He noted this is not a masquerade but costumes are allowed along with street attire. Tickets are selling rapidly.
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Ed Molden
Molden
Special Services for WSCS Observed at Braddock Street Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Braddock Street Methodist Church announces a week of prayer and self denial. Friday 7 45 p m worship and dedication of gifts to missions in the church school house. Quiet Day led by Mrs Myrtle Ellett at Mrs John H Rosenberger 124 West Boscawen Street Tuesday 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Church School House
Myrtle Ellett
John H. Rosenberger
West Boscawen Street
Injured Woman Identified in Winchester Crash
The article reports the death of Miss Manuel from a Sunday morning crash near Winchester. Born June 14, 1930, in Luray Virginia, she moved with her family to Frederick County and then Winchester where her father works for Northern Virginia Power. She was a Handley high school ninth grader with many friends. Three of her brothers serve in the U S Navy Jason Manuel and others. Funeral plans are set for Sunday at Jones Funeral Home and Mount Hebron Cemetery. Other injured in the accident remain hospitalized and are listed as Jane Mathias Natalie White and Michael Purtlebaugh with injuries described as fractured rib and minor head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray
Manuel
Mabel S. Vaughan
Frederick County
Winchester
Northern Virginia Power Company
Handley High School
Navy
U. S. Navy
Thomas L. Manuel
Irving
Buck” Manuel
Robert E. Manuel
Thomas
Robert
U. S
Tokyo
Laura Manuel
Rileyville
OPA Maintains No Plans To Cancel Ration Stamps
The Associated Press notes ration details showing Meats Fats four stamps and other book stamps with expiry dates through late year. Sugar four stamp 38 valid through December for five pounds. Shoes stamps remain valid indefinitely.
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Associated Press
OPA
Charles Carter Held On Seven Larceny Charges
Charles Lee Carter, 18, of Freemont Street, alleged in Winchester police court on seven larceny counts. Victims include St Paul AME Church, Max Baker, Lockhart's Second-Hand, Southern Inn, a Cameron Street church, Radio WINC, and Baker's Antique Shop. Police say a warrant was sworn by J W Baker after he saw Carter leaving with a handbag. The case is set for Police Court at 10 AM Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee Carter
Freemont Street
Winchester
St. Paul Ame
N. Loudoun Street
Max Baker
Grey Avenue
Lockhart
Southern Inn
Alfredo DeMazzon
S. Cameron Street
WINC
South Braddock Street
Baker
S. Loudoun Street
Francis Funk
Carter
J. W. Baker
Noah Carter
M F Lowery Dies at 43 in Stephens City
Maynard Frederick Lowery a carpenter aged 43 died at 5:55 this morning at his home near Stephens City from nephritis after six days illness. He was born May 22 1902 in Frederick County son of Emma Loy Lowery and the late Charles Lowery. Survived by wife Ollie Mildred Ritenour and eight children, siblings, church member at Opequon Methodist. Funeral Monday at 2:30 at Stephens City Methodist with Rev. Teter and Rev. Day officiating. Interment Green Hill Cemetery.
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Maynard Frederick Lowery
Stephens City
Frederick County
Emma Loy Lowery
Charles Lowery
Opequon
Ollie Mildred Ritenour
Wayne
Elwood
Elmer
Ross
Perry
Jerry Lowery
Helen
Phyllis
Jean Lowery
Luther Lowery
Papermill Road
Richard Lowery
Middletown
James Lowery
Apple Pie Ridge
Julia
Ruth
Nellie
Kernstown
Sale Newlin
Robert Collier
John Teter
Earl C. Day
William Sargent
Don Luttrell
S. L. Shackleford
Julian Steele
Frank Huffman
Ollie Snyder
Green Hill Cemetery
Mustering-out pay rules for sailors released under circular 92 1943
Under War Department Circular No 92 of 1943 men aged 38 or over released to the Enlisted Reserve Corps at their own request to seek essential industry work are not entitled to mustering-out pay unless they served outside the continental U S or in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Army
United States
Alaska
Heroism In True Sea Tradition NAHA Okinawa Typhoon Rescue
Survivors of an army freighter sunk by a 25 mph typhoon near NAHA recount rescue by two tanker sailors. As the freighter ran aground amid 40 foot breakers, those on deck clung to ropes and rails while the two unidentified crewmen hauled 26 men from the sea. Survivors await transport off the storm whipped island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naha
Okinawa
Frank Filan
Associated Press
Filan
William Jennings
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Chinese factions still warlike in civil conflict flare
General Fu Tso yi accused Mao Tse tung of provoking civil war as Communist forces attack central government troops between 150 and 250 miles west of Peiping. He said over 100000 Communist reinforcements are moving into the area and that five cities have been evacuated to avert war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
China
Mao- Tse-Tung
Chiang Kai-Shek
Fu Tso-yi
Peiping
Mao
Suiyuan
Inner Mongolia
Liangchen
Lungshenkewang
Fengchen
Yangkao
Tienchen
Shansi
Truman set to deliver notable Navy Day speech in New York
President Truman will speak tomorrow in New York on foreign policy as part of Navy Day. The 25 minute address, broadcast on all networks, will begin at 1 30 p m Eastern Standard Time in Central Park. The appearance follows his earlier 9 minute French speech aboard the Franklin D Roosevelt at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Washington
Truman
New York
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Eben Ayres
Central Park
Pennsylvania Station
Fruit Growers To Meet Tonight In Winchester
The Frederick County Fruit Growers Association will meet tonight at the County Court House in Winchester at 7 30. Dr Earl L Overholser head of the Horticulture Department at V P I is expected to outline the work of the department. The meeting aims to attract a large attendance from local fruit growers.
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Frederick County Fruit Growers Association, Inc
County Court House
Winchester
I. Fred Stine
Earl L. Overholser
Millner To Speak At Martinsburg Handley Grid Banquet
Wayne Millner former Notre Dame All American end and NFL end coach will speak at the 21st annual grid banquet for Martinsburg and Handley high school teams in Martinsburg West Virginia on November 15. Kiwanis clubs sponsor the event with Harry Mammann as program chair and arrangements coordinated by Dudley DeGroot and Sid Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinburg
W. Va
Wayne Millner
Notre Dame
Washington Redskins
Martinsburg
Handley
Winchester
Kiwanis
Harry Mammann
Millner
Dudley
DeGroot
Sid Carroll
Redskins
Westinghouse Has New Troubles
Westinghouse Air Brake Company threatens legal action against CIO Local 610 officers over a three day work stoppage that idled 11 500 Pittsburgh area workers at Westinghouse plants and Union Switch and Signal. Union leader Calvin Fulmer says workers offered to return but company officials refused to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
CIO
Pittsburgh Area
Union Switch and Signal Company
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Smith-Connally
George A. Blackmore
Calvin A. Fulmer
Fulmer
Local Markets Note on Daily Market Listings
Local markets are published daily with current listings. The Star assumes no responsibility for typographical errors that may occur during publication.
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The
Star
Local Graded Egg Market Report
Market notes show graded egg prices and movement with several lots described as large extras and mediums. References to standards and pullets traded indicate activity in the local market alongside mentions of price levels and supply terms.
Rites Saturday For Mr Hess Former resident dies at Front Royal
Funeral services for Charles Broadway Hess 50 a Clarke county native and World War I veteran will be held Saturday at 11 from Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survived by widow Margaret Bauserman, a son Charles Robert Hess, his mother Mrs Amanda Moore Hess, and brothers John Hess and Herbert Hess plus three sisters.
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Charles Broadway Hess
Aleshire Quartermaster Depot
Front Royal
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Amanda Moore Hess
Covington
John A. Hess
Clarke County
Church of Christ
Margaret Bauserman
Martinsburg
Charles Robert Hess
John Hess
Martinburg
Herbert Hess
Berryville
James R. Dokeman
Lala Elliott
Shinnston
Nannie Jones
McNutt Asked To Probe Unrest In Philippines
President Truman urged Paul V. McNutt to promptly investigate agrarian unrest in the Philippines. He asked particularly to examine a guerrilla army tied to tenant demands for fair share and stable government, urging careful, nonrepressive remedies with Commonwealth and U.S. cooperation.
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Washington
Truman
Paul V. McNutt
Islands
McNutt
White House
Mc*Nutt
Philippines
Manila
Commonwealth
United States
Public sale of C. W. Huntsberry farm in Frederick County
A deed of trust sale of a 100 acre tract on Timber Ridge near Gore Virginia will occur November 24 1945 at 11 AM in front of the Frederick County Court House Winchester. The sale is by Harry R Kern trustee for C W Huntsberry et al due to default with terms requiring one third cash and the rest in one and two years at 5 percent interest secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. Public notices dated October 26 and November 29 1941 and 1945 appear with deed references in Book 185 page 307.
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C. W. Huntsberry
Harry R. Kern
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
County Court House
Winchester
Timber Ridge
Gore
H. J. Berry
Chaplain Taylor to Preach at Loudoun Street Church Sunday
Maj Rodney T. Taylor chaplain U S Army will preach at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Sunday at 11 am He is a former Sewickley Pennsylvania pastor who joined the Army in 1941 and served in the 29th Division 121st Engineers in Trinidad and the Ghanas then Harvard Chaplains School and the European theatre before terminal leave in December He is married to Jane Scully of Winchester and they have three children Jane Ann and Rodney Jr.
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Rodney T. Taylor
U. S. Army
Loudoun Street Presbyterian
Taylor
United Presbyterian Church
Sewickley
Penn
United States
121St Engineers
Trinidad
Ghanas
Chaplains School
Harvard University
France
England
Ft. Meade
Chaplain Taylor
Jane Scully
J. 8. Scully, Jr
Winchester
Jane
Ann
Rodney
Nips Slow To Obey MacArthur
The report says radium from Czechoslovakia intended for sale to rehabilitation hospitals. total seized valuables by occupation forces climbed toward a quarter billion dollars after a $3 million haul of silver bullion mercury tool steel batteries and zinc by the 97th Infantry in a warehouse raid near Iida on Honshu. The Matsuo Agriculture Association owned the warehouse. silver bullion reportedly belonged to the Mitsubishi Industrial Trust. Officers questioned joint occupation plans and had no idea when Allied troops from Britain China and Russia would arrive or their post arrival use. Maj Gen Richard Marshall told reporters it was news to him about British forces due January 1 and said the joint policy talks were ongoing with no directive for MacArthur.
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Czechoslovakia
97Th Infantry Division
Iida
Honshu
Eighth Army
Matsuo Agriculture Association
Richard Marshall
MacArthur
Tokyo
Marshall
Troop Return for Kyoto Advance Guard Cited by General
General Krueger reports 1,500 of 4,000 Sixth Army troops eligible to return to the United States are at Nagoya awaiting passage. Washington indicates progress toward an Allied control council for Japan as Russia presses for a council with four power representation to oversee occupation policies.
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Kyoto
Walter Krueger
Sixth Army
United States
Nagoya
Washington
Byrnes
Russia
Japan
Control Council
Great Britain
China
MacArthur
Virginia's Path to State School Reform Endorsed
State Schools columnist notes continuation from Page 1 discussing a spring special session of the Assembly. It argues Virginia does not need Republican guidance, only faithful adherence to sound, nonpartisan plans for the undertaking to improve state schooling.
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Virginia
Ward Company Not Pleased Strike At Two Plants
Ward Company objects to lines struck by 2000 AFL workers at Aluminum Company of America Lafayette plant and 1700 CIO machinists at Caterpillar Tractor San Leandro plant demanding 30 percent raises and a closed shop. In New York CIO American Communications Association members halted Western Union telegrams 10 to 15 minutes as protest against delayed War Labor Board wage hikes for 7000 Metropolitan area workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
Aluminum Company
American Plant
Lafayette
Ind
CIO
San Leandro
Calif
Cater Pillar Tractor Company
New York
Western Union
CIO American Communications Association
War Labor Board
Answers to the daily quiz from Page 4
Correct responses list for the page 4 quiz. Items include Greenland as answer 1, an Oak Leaf Cluster noting the second award, true for item 3, Philadelphia as item 4, James Buchanan for item 5, false for item 6, Disabled American Veterans for item 7, Cape Cod for item 8, and George Washington University tied to the term bug rug in item 9.
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Greenland
True
Philadelphia
James Buchanan
False
Cape Cod
George Washington University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Ridings
WSCS
Charles Carter
M. F. Lowery
John W
Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
J.C.B. A
Grid
Westinghouse
Sheeer
Sandibie
Springers
Hea
Mr. Hess
C. W. Huntsberry Farm
Ward Company
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
Tin
Ford
H. P
Theresa Sora
Ford Motor Company
Shenandoah Motor CO
Handey School
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