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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1946

Page

2

Mrs. Gardiner Dies at 63 in Clarke County

Mrs. Albertus Gardiner 63 wife of Charles Walter Gardiner of Clarke county died yesterday at Ruth Greathouse home while visiting daughter. She leaves nine children Carlton Shenandoah Willis Winchester Norman Clarke Roy Berryville Goldie Winchester Ed Clark Clarke Ruth Boonesboro Mac Berryville. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from John H Enders Berryville with Rev George S Lightner. interment Macedonia Cemetery Frederick county.

Albertus Gardiner Charles Walter Gardiner Clarke County Ruth Greathouse Gardiner Rest Jacquelin Smith William Derflinger Carlton Gardiner Bridgeport Willie Gardiner Shenandoah Norman Gardiner Winchester Wilson Gardiner Middletown Roy Gardiner Goldie Wisecarver Edward Clark Boonesboro Mac Greathouse Berryville John H. Enders George S. Lightner Duncan Memorial Methodist Church Macedonia Cemetery Frederick County

Reverend James Roe to Speak at Winchester Rotary Luncheon

Reverend James B. Roe rector of the Episcopal Church and former U S Army chaplain will address the weekly Winchester Rotary luncheon tomorrow at noon. The event features Roe as keynote speaker and will discuss community service and veterans affairs.

James B. Roe Episcopal Church U. S. Army Winchester Rotary Ie

Daily Quiz Answers From Weed Page

Answers list includes Eighteen ciphers for question three and the enlisted mens terminal leave pay bill for question four. It notes a sale for scrap and references atomic fission research. Also mentions logrolling and locations Tunis Concord Massachusetts, Dominican Republic.

Tunis Concord Mass Dominican Republic

Valley Semi-Pro Football Loop May Be Organized

Several Valley cities consider forming semi-pro football teams this fall in a league like the Valley Football League. Charlottesville plans a team of former Lane High players coached by David Hartman with practice starting now and a first game in October. Other cities listed include Stourton Wayne sboro and Harrisonburg.

Valley Football League Charlottesville Lane High School David Hartman Golden Glover Stourton Waynesboro Harrisonburg

Meat Supply Tossed With Uncertain Market Signals

Marketers report dwindling receipts at Midwestern markets with 59,800 cattle and 15,000 hogs sold in three days, stark contrasts to the prior week. Packers cut labor as offerings shrink while expectations shift about seasonal surges in cattle and hog arrivals and price ceilings.

Mid-West Mid-Western

Virginia Democrats Convene to Pick Glass's Successor

The Virginia State Democratic convention met in Richmond with about 2,000 delegates to choose a candidate to succeed late U S Senator Carter Glass. Representative J Vaughan Gary urged the nation watches as the party seeks a victorious November nominee and a worthy colleague to Senator Harry F Byrd.

Richmond Virginia United States Carter Glass J. Vaughan Gary Third Harry F. Byrd Gary Harry Flood Byrd

Shade Dairy Herd Sold For 3600 At Spot Ly Farm

A stock sale at Spot ly Farm five miles east of Winchester saw 32 Guernsey dairy cows sold by E. Earl Shade. The total brought 3600 dollars with an average of 135 dollars per head. Clerk A B Solenberger estimated about 300 people attended.

Spotly Farm Winchester E. Earl Shade Guernsey A. B. Solenberger

Rioting Aftermath Leads to Interment Camp Near Bombay

The report notes 200 dead and 2,000 arrests since rioting began last Sunday. On duty troops were confined to barracks. A temporary interment camp was established in a Bombay suburb to house alleged troublemakers as Hindu and Muslim days of prayer approach.

Bombay

Seamen strike spreads as AFL unions form broad front

AFL seamen quit on the Pacific coast and 300 shipboard workers walk off in Baltimore amid a potential nationwide port shutdown. The newly formed AFL maritime trades department pledged support to the seamen, threatening a complete tieup of U S coastal ports unless relief cargoes and troopships are exempted. James Petrillo predicted a quick hotel strike end while GM's C E Wilson warned of a return to high auto output if further strikes are avoided. An independent union at Duquesne Light plans a response to avert a large regional power strike.

San Francisco Harry Lundeberg SUP AFL Pacific Coast Baltimore United States AFL Maritime Trades Department SIU Trades Department Joseph P. Ryan AFL International Longshoremen’s Association James C. Petrillo AFL American Federation of Musicians Union New York Detroit C. E. Wilson General Motors Duquesne Light Company Pittsburgh

OPA Sets Weekend Meat Prices After Decontrol Move

OPA announces new wholesale ceilings on meat to take effect Monday while promising action against meat black markets in New York and Chicago. Retail prices for beef pork and veal expected this weekend show modest hikes from June 30 levels.

Washington OPA New York Chicago Agriculture Department

Air Show for 120 Planes Off Athens Parade Calls Off

U S aircraft carrier Roosevelt and escort vessels reach Greece as plans to fly 120 planes over Athens are canceled. A diplomatic source in Athens says the decision avoids a martial display during the carrier’s visit amid political events in Greece and Molotov criticizes the move.

U. S Athens Franklin D. Roosevelt Greece John H. Cassady Naples Roosevelt U. S. State Department V. M. Molotov George II

Russia would control China, Sikes warns in Pacific tour

Rep. Robert Sikes, Democrat from Florida, says Russia seeks control of all China and that victory would force a full withdrawal from the Orient. Other items report Greece at UN rejecting Soviet charges, Germany's occupied zones to merge economically, US soldiers freed from Belgrade, and other postwar world notes.

Peiping Russia China Orient Robert Sikes House Military Affairs Committee Pacific Sikes Florida

Braithwaite Dies in Winchester Hospital at 66

William J. Braithwaite 66, a Frederic County native, died at 10:30 a m in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He lived near Apple Pie Ridge and leaves wife Eva Crouse Braithwaite and six daughters, 22 grandchildren. Body at Omps Funeral Home with arrangements pending.

William J. Braithwaite Frederck County Winchester Memorial Hospital Apple Pie Ridge Bush Braithwaite Nancy Ann Kerns Braithwaite Prederick County Eva Crouse Braithwaite Clifton Lewis Nain Leo. Dehaven

Lesson In English By W L Gordon

A brief language guide notes correct usage for phrases like I am very glad to hear it and explains mispronunciations such as Renege. It emphasizes studying one word daily and defines prone as having a natural inclination.

Denials Tackle Wartime Contracts and Personal Checks

Remarks respond to claims of financial interest in war contracts with Erie Basin Metal and Batavia Metal. Denials address a forged endorsement on a Cumberland Lumber Company check and asserting he was never its president.

Erie Basin Metal Products Company Batavia Metal Products Company May Cumberland Lumber Company

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