Solons Pondering Another War
Washington officials weighed a potential future conflict with focus on military, diplomatic, and scientific needs. Experts urged a strong air force, outlined postwar army navy plans, and Congress debated a peacetime navy and atomic energy oversight.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional
U.S
Senate
America
War
Navy
State
Commerce Departments
House
Senate Military Committee
Army
Truman
Elbert Thomas
Dutah
Europe
House Military Committee
Public Invited To Boys' Club Program
A large attendance is anticipated tonight at the Sacred Heart Athletic Club for Boys meeting. The program includes awards for winning softball teams and outstanding players with brief talks by Dr. A. T. Hawthorne and Laurens Jones. The event opens at 7 45.
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Sacred Heart Athletic Club
A. T. Hawthorne
Laurens Jones
Pension for World War I veteran not service connected disabl
A WWI veteran may receive a pension for permanent total disability not shown to be due to service if discharged under other than dishonorable conditions and income limits apply. Eligibility hinges on lack of misconduct and dependence status plus potential reductions during hospital or institutional care.
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United States
Local Sports Shine In The Evening Star Daily
The Evening Star Daily highlights local sports with feature stories and game summaries. Coverage includes standout athletes, scores, and upcoming events shaping community athletic interest.
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Evening Star
OPA says no plans to cancel ration stamps
Ratior Calendar lists ration stamp validity for meat fats and sugar through specified dates and stamps. The Associated Press notes stamps A1 through V1 and related book stamps remain good through late year, with no cancellation plans announced by the OPA.
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Associated Press
OPA
Railway Express Car Is Robbed
Joe Mills of Pinecrest Virginia aged 30 is charged with stealing 350 dollars from a Washington and Old Dominion Railway express car. He was arrested Sunday night by the FBI and West Virginia state troopers at a Martinsburg boarding house. FBI says Mills took an envelope containing the money from the safe while the train paused at Purcellville. Some 242 dollars and new clothes were recovered.
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Joe Mills
Pinecrest
Loudoun County
Washington and Old Dominion Railway
Mills
FBI
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Purcellville
Almanac copies owned by M Glaize in 1828 and 1844
M Glaize of Frederick County now at 510 North Loudoun Street owns a 1828 Yearly Messenger or New Town and Country Almanac and an 1844 Farmer's Calendar. Both were printed in Baltimore by old German printshops and include weather forecasts with household and garden tips.
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Glaize
Frederick County
Loudoun Street
Gardner
Baltimore
Gore Man Guilty Of Two Charges In Accident Case
Baden Larrick of Gore was arraigned before Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards and found guilty on two charges. He received a 30 day suspended jail sentence, a $50 fine plus costs for leaving the scene of an accident involving property damage, and a $25 fine plus costs for failing to file a written accident report. He was acquitted of reckless driving.
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Baden Larrick
Gore
W. Erle Edwards
Berryville and Clarke County News Highlights
Reports from Berryville, Boyce and Clarke County cover local events and notices. Updates include community actions, council decisions, and public safety briefings affecting residents.
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Berryville, Boyce & Clarke County
Local Carriers Oppose Action on Reciprocity Tax
A. J. Novick and major Virginia carriers oppose ending the reciprocity agreement on December 15. They warn a 2 percent gross receipts tax on out of state carriers would invite retaliation, burden carriers, and raise shipping costs as goods pass through multiple states.
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A. J. Novick
Virginia Highway Users Association
Novick Transfer Company
Allegheny Freight Lines
Elliott Motor Lines
Crowser’s Transfer Patron'ser
J. T. Kirby
Virginia
Seaboard
Mr. Novick
Winchester
New York City
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Governor and Reciprocity Board
Novick
Native of City Catches Big Fish
Carrie Clayton of Albin shares a clipping from The Enterprise Cody Wy. about Mrs. Andrew H. Dunn catching a 25 inch rainbow trout weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces at Sunshine reservoir. The fish was landed after about an hour and kept in a freezing unit for a friend from Japan. Mrs. Dunn, formerly Mary Marple of Winchester, moved west in 1927.
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Carrie Clayton
Albin
Andrew H. Dunn
Wyoming
Sunshine Log
Cody
The
Enterprise
Dunns
Sunshine Reservoir
Enterprise Office
Dunn
Lovell
Albert Leach
Japan
Mary Marple
Winchester
West
Compulsory School Law Cases Set
Warrants issued for C. P. Corbin Dewey Speelman and Mary Crouse for failure to send their children to school. The cases set for 11 o clock Saturday in Trial Justice Court.
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C. P. Corbin
Rt. 1
Winchester
Dewey
Speelman
Mary Crouse
Whitacre
Trial Justice Court
Coal Stock Piling Suspended in District 8
The Solid Fuels Administration ordered a November suspension of coal stock piling mined in district 8 in the southern Appalachians. C. J. Potter said limited district coal may be bought to meet November needs for railroads, retail yards, and industry. Shipments from Great Lakes docks are not affected.
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Washington
Southern
Appalachian
Solid Fuels Administration
C. J. Potter
Solid Fuels
Great Lakes
Hirohito reports holdings of imperial household fortune
Allied headquarters announced the Emperor Hirohito's household fortune totals 1 590 615 500 yen about 106 million dollars. The total covers cash negotiable instruments real estate and timber but excludes silver bullion art objects and jewelry to be reported later. The figure excludes the 14 imperial princes fortunes.
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Hirohito
Tokyo
Allied
MacArthur
Waynesboro Bond Drive Surpasses Two Quotas
Waynesboro Virginia reports early success in the Victory Loan Drive. Individuals bought 304,500 in bonds beyond the 200,000 quota for non E type bonds and corporations added 85,000 toward a 60,000 quota. The city still must reach 300,000 for E bond sales.
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Waynesboro
Ancon the Admirals Go-Cart to Homecoming
The USS Ancon, a 14000 ton converted freighter known as the brain ship, sails for home after a storied World War II career. It served as command and communications hub in Sicily Salerno Normandy and Okinawa and carried leaders like Bradley Patton Clark Montgomery Knox Fraser Hewitt Barbey. The voyage concludes a civilian ship turned vital wartime headquarters and press ship that survived frequent attacks and delivered the end of the war news from Tokyo to America.
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Italy
Normandy
Okinawa
George VI
Omar Bradley
George Patton
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Marshal Montgomery
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Knox
Bruce Fraser
U.S
H. K. Hewitt
Daniel Barbey
Ancon
New York
Cristobal
Panama Railroad Company
Army Transport Service
Australia
Casablanca
Oran
Algiers
Norfolk Navy Yard
Bradley
Scagletti
Salerno
Clark
Savannah
Adm
L. Hall
Leonard T. Gerow
Omeh Beach
Pacific
Harry Hill
Fifth Amphibious Force
Missouri
America
Mrs. Thelma Mulvey to Be Buried Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs Thel ma Green Mulvey wife of Ralph W Mulvey will be held Wednesday at 3 30 p m from Braddock Street Methodist Church with Rev T J Hawkins officiating Pallbearers named Warren Eddy Dr James Davis Jack Widmer Glen A Anderson Keneath Crisman and Claude Richards The interment will follow at Mount Hebron Cemetery The body rests at Janes Funeral Home until the service time.
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Thelma Green Mulvey
Ralph W. Mulvey
Braddock Street Methodist Church
T. J. Hawkins
Warren Eddy
James Davis
Jack Widmer
Glen A. Anderson
Keneath Crisman
Claude Richards
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Janes Funeral Home
Temporary staff sergeant warrants not all converted to permanent
The War Department says a warrant issued December 30 1940 is not automatically permanent. Conversion to a permanent warrant depends on the warrant type and there has been no blanket conversion before June 30 1941. An individual must request a change to a permanent warrant.
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A.R.P
War Department
640 Study Bible In County Schools
Miss Sara Wilson reports 640 pupils enrolled in public school Bible classes in Frederick County. Enrollment by school includes Middletown 110 Stephens City 150 Stonewall 25 Gore 47 Gainesboro 64 Miller 144 and totals across six schools.
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Sara Wilson
Frederick County
Honored For 4-H Accomplishments
Garland Cather of Round Hill 4-H Club and Mary Triplett of Friendly Grove Club were given special recognition for outstanding yearly achievements at Achievement Day. They received books titled I Dare You.
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Garland Cather
Round Hill
4-H
Mary Triplett
Friendly Grove Club
Senate wary of giving troops power to UN envoy
In Washington the Senate debated authority to back the World Security Council with U S troops. Senator La Follette pressed limits tying troop use to congressional authorizations, while the State Department agreed to redraft proposals naming Edward R. Stettinius Jr. as the presidential envoy with ambassador rank and a $20 000 salary plus a $12 000 assistant, able to vote for force without prior Congress approval.
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Washington
World Security Council
Senate
LaFollette
Congress
LaFolette
Dean C. Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Secretary of State
Security Council
Mrs. Roosevelt Cancels Georgia Speaking Engagement
Eleanor Roosevelt cancels a December 3 and 4 address to Georgia Young Democrats in Atlanta after resignations by two members objecting to her racial views. Gov. Arnall replies with regret over the discord and the harassment of the widow of the late President.
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Atlanta
Democrats of
Georgia
Eleanor Roosevelt
Ellis Arnald
Earl Wingo
Robert N. Fellows
Arnall
Associated Press
Arnell
America
Answers to the Daily Quiz
The page lists ten quiz answers: Missouri, True, a quoted line about oceans and land, John Adams, Chile, Arteries, Justice Robert H. Jackson, Midway class carriers cannot pass the locks, as deep as twice their diameter, and In the Ukraine, Soviet Russia.
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Missouri
True
Ocean
John Adams
Chile
Justice Robert H. Jackson
Ukraine
Soviet Russia
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