Brazil Begins Calm Bond of Civilian-Led Government
Brazil opened a bloodless coup era with Chief Justice Jose Linhares as president and a full cabinet. The regime pledged to quit after December 2 elections and named Pedro Leno Velloso as foreign minister while Ribieré da Costa became chief of the federal. Vargas’s brother Benjamin’s whereabouts were unclear after the transfer of power.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Jose Linhares
Vargas
Pedro Leno Velloso
Mexico City
San Francisco
Federal
Ribieré da Costa
Benjamin
Federal Police
Governor Highlights State Agency Benefits to Employers
The governor note d that the state spent about 18 880 dollars in 1945, representing roughly six tenths of one percent of total employer costs. He argued that state government promotion maintains an effective law at minimal expense to employers.
Japanese Labor and Occupation Policies Under Consideration
The Asahi reports plans to bar former Japanese officials from education posts and to form an investigating committee to find causes of the defeat and prevent repeats. Before 1937 labor split into left wing and conservative groups with unions like Japanese Union Congress and Japan Generalization of Labor. a government agency may arbitrate disputes as unions are legalized. Dissolution of unions began in 1940 with semi official bodies gaining factory and mining control.
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Asahi
Nippon
China
Japanese Union Congress
Japan Generalization of Labor
Japan Seaman’s Union
Ration Calendar Details For Meats Fats And Sugar
The notice lists red stamp groups A1 to E1 valid through October 31 and F1 to K1 through November 30, L1 to Q1 through December 31, R1 to V1 through January 31, W1 to Z1 and green N8 through February 28. Sugar four stamp 38 remains valid through December 31 for five pounds.
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Associated Press
Red Cross Seeks More Volunteers For Production Room
The local American Red Cross appeals for additional workers in the Production Room at the Church House of Christ Episcopal Church. Thursday evenings 7 30 to 9 30 offer sewing and knitting programs with supervisors providing materials and instruction. Former Thursday night dressings makers urged to attend and more volunteers welcome to meet large quotas and support urgently needed Red Cross work.
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The
American Red Cross
Church House of Christ Episcopal Church
Restrictions on buying powder lifted for civilians
Washington reports the War Production Board has lifted government limits on ammunition manufacturing and sales. Demand from hunters and others rises as civilian ammo production increases. Officials warn shortages may persist while industry shifts from military to civilian output.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPB
Robert Byrd Dies In Clarke County
Robert E. Byrd a 32 year old colored barber died at his home in Clarke County on Tuesday morning. He was the son of Robert S and Lucy Elliott Byrd and a native of Clarke County. He had worked at Pete Taylor Barber Shop and the George Potter Barber Shop before illness forced him to live with his parents. He is survived by his parents. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 30 pm from Boyce Baptist Church with Rev Herbert Johnson officiating. Interment in Little Chapel Churchyard. Pallbearers named Lamkins Williams Pol et Johnson Taylor Page.
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Robert E. Byrd
Clarke County
Robert S
Lucy Elliott Byrd
Pete Taylor
Rotary Club to Hear Dr. Alexander on Global Geography
Winchester Rotary Club will host Dr. Fred M. Alexander supervisor of Secondary Education for Virginia as guest speaker at tomorrow's luncheon. His talk titled Global Geography will cover regional education concerns and global perspectives for teachers and students.
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Rotary Club
Alexander
Fred M. Alexander
State of
Virginia
Winchester Rotary Club
Significance of mourning colors worldwide
The colors express meanings in mourning: black denotes sorrow and privation. brown signals gloom. sky blue implies heavenly hope. white stands for hope. yellow suggests decay or exaltation. deep blue grayish brown purple and violet are also used.
Blue Streaks and Troop 3 Lose First Games in League
In the Boy’s Club touch football league the Sr. Bees upset the Blue Streaks 7 to 6 while the Jr. Bees defeated Troop 3 18 to 6. Mite league action saw the Tigers beat the B Bees 8 to 2. Duvall connected with McKee and then MacIntire for the Bee-Blue Streak win in the first period.
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Troop 3
Sr. Bees
Jr. Bees
Tigers
B Bees
Duvall
McKee
MacIntire
Grim
Lewis
Seldon
Lemonis
Whitacre
Solenberger
Blue Streaks
Bears
PW Oich
Virginia Avenue
Mrs Crim Dies At White Hall
Mrs. Mary Frances Crim 17 died at her White Hall home after a week long illness attributed to angina pectoris. She was born October 23 1868 to Marshall McDonald and Rachel Hiett McDonald and was a Mt. Pleasant U B Church member. Survived by husband G L Crim three children Rev Harry M Crim Mrs Eugene Crim and Mrs Aldus Cooper, plus seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 30 at Mt Pleasant Church with Revs J E Oliver and Franklin Senger officiating. Burial Old Stone Church Cemetery. Pallbearers H S Randall Harley Bailey Roy Miller Lester Nethers George Helsley. Body to be removed from Jones Funeral Home this afternoon.
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Mary Frances Crim
White Hall
Marshall McDonald
Rachel Hiett McDonald
Mt. Pleasant U. B
G. L. Crim
Harry M. Cr
Lucille Busey Collins
Inwood
Paul Busey
Martinsburg
Sylvia Crim Whitacre
Winchester
Grace Marie Crim
Strasburg
Pfc
Murile Busey
Keith Crim
Ronald Collins
Betty Joe
Larry
Donald
Gary
Judith Ann Busey
Mt. Pleasant
J. E. Oliver
Franklin Senger
Old Stone Church
H. S. Randall
Harley
Earl Bailey
Roy Miller
Lester Nethers
George Helsley
Jones Funeral Home
Court Hearing Triggers Graver Wounding Charges
Edward Alexander and Bennie Alexander, both of Rt. 3 Winchester, face graver charges for malicious wounding and assault after a hearing found them guilty of hunting on Claude A. Carper’s land. Fries testified they attacked him when warned off his property. Bonds set at 1000 and 500, with case hearings scheduled for November 10 at 10 a.m. before Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards.
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Edward Alexander
M. V. Fries
Benjamin ‘Bennie’ Alexander
Fries
Rt. 3
Winchester
W. Erle Edwards
Claude A. Carper
Carper
Commonwealth Attorney
Know How On Atom Bomb Affirmed By Truman
President Truman told a news conference that Great Britain Canada and the United States have the know how to produce the atomic bomb. He added he did not believe a secret Quebec agreement between the late President and former Prime Minister Churchill for peacetime use of the discovery was reached.
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Washington
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Truman
Churchill
Quebec
Mrs Wingert Dies After Brief Illness
Funeral services for Mrs Grace Shaff Wingert who died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital will be held Friday at 2 PM from Jones Funeral Home with Reverend W E Eisenberg officiating. Interment in Jefferson Maryland. She was 49, widow of Alan K Wingert of 321 West Cork Street. She leaves a son Pvt Harold E Wingert of the U S Army Air Corps in Denver and a sister Miss Bessie M Shaff of Winchester.
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Grace Shaff Wingert
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
W. E. Eisenberg
Grace Lutheran Church
Jefferson, Md
Wingert
Alan K. Wingert
West Cork Street
Frederick County
Calvin
Fannie House Shaff
Jefferson
Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Order of Eastern Stars
Pvt
Harold E. Wingert
U. S. Army Air Corps
Denver
County Democrats to name chairman Saturday in Frederick
Frederick county Democratic precinct committeemen from 21 voting precincts were chosen at a mass meeting. They will meet Saturday at 3 p.m. in the County Courthouse to select a county chairman and secretary. The list includes A P Whitacre Ashton John W Harper Yeakley George A Smith Baker s Mill N L Smith Gainesboro Utah Crosen Delans Clayton E Pingley Neffs town W T Hardy White Hall Z W Bageant Albin W P Harris Armel W Lomax Parker Stephens City Julian Cline Middletown Harry Clagget Old Forge Henry Mears Canterbury Elijah Pifer Dry Run Thomas B Roseber ger Russells John R McKeever Lamps Robert M Muse Gore William E Riley Bruestown Asa Rosenberger Carpers Valley Robert Bywaters Kernstown Lena Bayliss Greenwood.
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Frederick County
Democratic Committee
County
A. P. Whitacre
Ashton
John W. Harper Yeakley
George A. Smith
Baker's Mill
N. L. Smith
Gainesboro
Utah
Lamps
Robert M. Muse
Gore
William E. Riley
Brucetown
Asa Rosenberger
Carpers Valley
Robert Bywaters
Kernstown
Lena Bayliss
Greenwood
Fines Reduced in Hanover Poultry Case in Winchester
Judge Burr P. Harrison upheld guilt of Hanover Poultry Company for operating a slaughter house near a dwelling and violating a city ordinance. Each charge now carries a fine of 100 and costs. original fines were 200 for Irvin Burman and 500 each for Charles R. Bish. The firm has since ceased operations in Winchester.
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Burr P. Harrison
Hanover Poultry Company
Harrison
Irvin Burman
News of Our Men and Women in Uniform
Cpl Emilte M Tucker of Sunnyside returns home with honorable Army discharge after service from 1943 to 1945. He served in England Ireland Normandy Ardennes Rhine central Europe earning Good Conduct and ETO ribbons with five bronze stars. Brother Lewis Tucker also to be discharged. both brothers fought side by side in Germany. Other veterans include Hugh Russell Orndoff discharged from New York hospital after serving since 1940 with multiple postings in Langley Chanute Bolling England Africa and Italy. Pvt Elwood C Rogers of Gainesboro recently arrived overseas as a painter with a Chemical Warfare unit near Manila. First Lieutenant William P Harris Jr of Stephens City serving in Japan with the Fifth Bomber Command. his wife Helen Lyons Harris resides in Washington. He earned Philippine Liberation and Asiatic-Pacific ribbons. Sergeant Bryan S Harris recently discharged from the U.S. Marine Corps. Franklin L Wolfe of Sunnyside awarded a Commendation on Okinawa and promoted to petty officer.
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Cpl
Emilte M. Tucker
Sunnyside
Army
Cpl. Tucker
Fort Sill
Oklo
Camp George Meade
England
Ireland
Normandy
France
Ardennes
Rhineland
Europe
Co. M. Tucker
Evelyn Vaughan
Woodstock
Winchester
Lewis Tucker
Germany
Set
Orndoff
Langley Field
Chanute Field
Ill
Bolling Field
8Th Aaf
Africa
12Th Aaf
Tunis
Dakar
Leopoldsville
Belgian Congo
Constine
Algiers
Casablanca
Bizerte
Naples
Italy
States
USAIN
Japan
William P. Harris, Jr
Stephens City
P. O. White Post
Fifth Bomber Command
William ‘. Harris
Army Technical School
Yale University
Army Air Force Air Intelligence School
Harrisburg
Harris
Helen Claire Lyons
Chesapeake Street
Washington
D. C
U. S. Naval Observatory
Sgt
Bryan S. Harris
U. S. Marine Corps
Blakeslee-Lane Studios
RAF
Wolfe
Franklin L. Wolfe
Leon Wolfe
Okinawa
Navy
P. O. Wolfe
10Th Army
Technician Roy W. Johnson Arrives for Processing in Washington
Fifth Grade technician Roy W. Johnson from Gainesboro arrived at Madison General Hospital Fort Lewis Washington after transfer from a Pacific hospital. He is part of a group of medical patients from the Philippines New Guinea and the Dutch East Indies awaiting transport to a nearer general hospital.
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Roy W. Johnson
Gainesboro
Madison General Hospital
Fort Lewis
Washington State
Pacific
Philippines
New Guinea
Dutch East Indies
Notable commendation for a young mess cook at Headquarters galley
The Brigadier General signs a commendation praising a young mess cook in the Headquarters galley for devotion, duty, and tireless, exemplary service. It notes his youth and states it has been a genuine pleasure to have him serving under the commander. P. O. Wolfe is identified as a former Star Office employee.
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U. S. Army
P. O. Wolfe
Star Office
Shoe Prices May Be Advanced
Washington reports shoe prices may rise as rationing ends at 12 01 A M. O P A officials and manufacturers press the case that higher costs from loss of military contracts and waning rationing demand warrant increases. Bowles predicts 28 to 29 million pairs in Nov and Dec to meet pre war demand.
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Washington
O.P.A
Conference On Prices
Chester Bowles
Churchill denies retirement from Commons to join Lords
London reports quoted Winston Churchill calling rumors that he planned to retire from the House of Commons and accept a title and move to the House of Lords as unfounded and untrue.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
House of Lords
Farmers Forecast Large 1946 Income Decline By Agriculture Dept
Washington reports the Agriculture Department forecasts a net 15 percent drop in real farm incomes in 1946 despite higher cash receipts. Wages stay high, with demand for farm products remaining strong and fruit vegetable egg prices expected to ease more than others.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World in Latin
Josef Kramer the physician is not a German radio propagandist and his corpse is mentioned in context. The statements about displacement tonnage and solidified carbon dioxide are addressed in a confusing Swiss Alps setting with True and False flags.
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Josef Kramer
France forms commission to study atomic energy
A government ordinance creates a commission to study atomic energy in Paris with the aim that France maintains its position in atomic research. The move signals official commitment to develop nuclear science within the country.
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Paris
France
Veteran pension apportionment to child by former spouse
When a disabled veteran entitled to pension, compensation, or emergency officers' retirement pay is separated from his wife or the child is not in the veteran's custody, the Administrator of Veterans Affairs may prescribe how the amount may be apportioned.
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Veterans’ Administration
Administrator of
Veteran’s Affairs
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Troop
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Geees
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Cautism Vary Emiras
USA — Orndoff
Hugh Russel Orndoff
R. S. Orndoff
South
Loudoun Street
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Manila
Elwood C. Rogers
Emogene C. Rogers
Gainesboro High School
Emitte Tucker
WLU
Trys
Rte
Glaize & Brother
N. Cameron ST
Handley Board of Trustees
Clifford D. Grim
Charles F. Coffman
Wm. B. Cooper
Boyd H. Hamman
Charles H. Harper
J Sloan Kuykendall
W. Nelson Page
John I. Sloat
George G. Snarr
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
E. E. Harbaugh
Mgr
Valley Avenue
Morton Downey
Winc
Ats Paed Liue
Coca-Cola
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