Kiwanis Club to Receive Scarlet Streamer in Front Royal
The Winchester Kiwanis Club will receive a scarlet streamer to honor their efforts in organizing Kiwanis in Front Royal Virginia. Dr. Raymond H. Kerlin read the congratulatory letter from Kiwanis International noting the recognition and streamer presentation to the Front Royal charter group. Harry W. Butler Jr. spoke after returning from overseas service as Rev. Jackson visited. More than 150 books and games were collected for a hospital gift program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Front Royal
Raymond H. Kerlin
Fred
Field Service
Kiwanis
It Royal
Butler
Harry W. Butler, Jr
Jackson
Jacksonville
Ben Arthur
Sd Committee
Newton D. Baker ‘Hospital
Martinsburg
Mary Louise Steele
Capi
Richmord
R. H. Kerlin
John R
C. Arthur Robinson
F. Mareck
Ajidrew Bell
Ates
Rationing schedule update and price controls continued
Rationing continues from Page 1 with commodity by commodity guidance. Sugar fats oils and meats will be among the last foods unpriced. The program to re prices will be pressed vigorously. Building materials ceilings unlikely to be removed soon. Consumer goods including gates washers and refrigerators remain under price control for some time.
Frederick man passes after long illness and widower’s death
Martin Kackley of Clarke county dies after years as a farmer. He leaves a large family including Harry P. Light Edgar M. Kackley Walter Weatherford Horace L. Kackley Denzil R. Kackley and Eugene Wright and a brother Landon Kackley. Funeral services set at Duncan Memorial Methodist Church Berryville with interment at Mount Heb Cemetery Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kackley
Frederick Ity
Orndorff Kackley
W. Va
Clarke
i@ll
Sarah M. Stevens
County
West Main Street
Metho- Church
Harry P. Light
Summit Iell
Edgar M. Kackley
Clarke County
Walter Weatherford
Horace L. Kackley
Berryville
Denzil R.ley
Eugene Wright
Bunker Hill
Landon Kackley
Duncan Memorial Meth Church
George S. Lightner
Terment
Mount Heb
Winchester
Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed for Pass Tokyo
The page lists correct responses for questions across topics. Items include Shirayuki Ernest H. Gruening Lt Gen Harold L. George and the weapon renunciation statement. The quiz reveals a ten year old enactment date August 64 1935 and Hsin Kian g interpretations.
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Tokyo
Shirayuki
Ernest H. Gruening
Harold L. George
Hsin-Kiang
Bunt
City to Apply 30,000 Gallons Asphalt to Streets
City manager S. Lee Grant announced seal coat work will cover nearly all untreated streets. About 30,000 gallons of asphalt and 1,500 to 2,000 tons of stone will be used in residential and main city roads for winter preparations. N. H. Clark Company workers to begin repairs next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Lee Grant
N. H. Clark Company
Frederick men report for active military induction
Six Frederick men left for active induction into the armed forces on Wednesday September 5 from the Frederick County Selective Service Board. Names include Alvin Richard Bly Tilden E Strosnider Charles C Roe Stover Collis Golliday Alvin York Cline and Lewis Milton Fletcher. William Hollie Gant reported for induction September 4. Winchester board ordered 17 young men to report September 5 for pre induction physicals and 30 from the county board.
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Frederick
Armed Forces
Frederick County Selective Service Board
Alvin Richard Bly
Tilden E. Strosnider
Charles C. Roe
Stover Collis Golliday
Alvin York Cline
Lewis Milton Fletcher
William Hollie Gant
Winchester
Winchester City
County Board
Winchester Board
Harold Lee Sibert
Charles Herbert Schutte, Jr
Clarence Elwood Catlett
Leonard Wilson Sealock
John Hewitt McCormick
Charles Lindbergh Haines
Maurice Calvin Legge
Ralph Andrew van Meter
Lewis Maitland Allen, Jr
Milton Jospeh O’rear
Melvin Theodroe Whitlock
Okey Lee Greathouse
Herman Milton Clark
Launzy Willard Stotler
John Robert Michael
Alfred Cleo Clark
Charles Samuel Ginn
James Wesley McFarland
Robert Lee Orndorff
Lacy Richard
Raymond M. Boyce
Jack Vance Brown
Herman Lee Godlove
Arthur Clark Welch
Linwood Dicks
Carlton Ray Robinson
Fred Lee Kirk
Ralph Riley Houndell
Garland Lomax Parker, Jr
Herbert Lee Lewis
Wilbur Dutton DeHaven
Raymond
Doubling of Congress Pay Suggested by President
President Truman told Congress it should grant itself a straight salary of twenty thousand dollars a year, exactly double current pay, and urged repeal of the added expense allowance of two thousand five hundred dollars a year. He said members are underpaid and has been for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Senate
United States
UNRRA
Maritime Commission
Preacher Accused In Wifes Death
Rev. Harvey O. Kirk of Ramsey Virginia is jailed on a charge of murder after his wife Anna died from rattlesnake bites at a faith healing demonstration. Three sect members Paul Dotson Leander Ely and John Wilson were detained on charges they brought poisonous snakes to the event and allowed bites. The woman died six hours after her premature birth, with the infant surviving for 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Harvey O. Kirk
Ramsey
Anna
Paul Dotson
Leander Ely
John Wilson
Stone Creek
Mrs. Kirk
G. T. Foust
Judge Chooses Grand Jurors For Election Inquiry
Judge George Morton of Wise County Circuit Court set September 24 as a tentative date to convene a special grand jury in Wise to probe election irregularities raised by L Preston Collins in his challenge to Charles R Fenwick for lieutenant governor. The panel may be drawn by the judge beyond the regular 40 men and Willis nine members selected after a conference with Commonwealth's Attorney John Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
George Morton
Wise County Circuit Court
Wise
L. Preston Collins
Charles R. Fenwick
Morton
Lee County
Commonwealth
John Roberts
Funeral Services Saturday For Weldon Holsinger
Funeral services for Aviation Cadet Weldon Holsinger will be held Saturday at 3 PM from the First Brethren Church with Rev. Paul E. Dick officiating. Pallbearers will be members of the Robert Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion and interment is in Mount Hebron Cemetery. The remains arrive tomorrow morning from Georgia with military escort. Holsinger was killed when a B 25 Mitchell bomber he piloted crashed off the Georgia coast during a night cross country flight last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Holsinger
First Brethren Church
Paul E. Dick
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Mount Hebron
Georgia
Holsinger
Divorces Granted in City Court
Judge Burr P. Harrison grants divorces in Corporation Court. Robert F. Corbin receives a full divorce from Bertha F. Corbin. married in Culpeper in 1937. Evaline S. Huff receives a partial divorce from Thurman R. Huff. married in Washington in 1941. Clarence F. Scott receives an absolute decree from Katherine M. Scott. married in this city in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr P. Harrison
Corporation Court
Robert F. Corbin
Bertha F. Corbin
Culpeper
Evaline S. Huff
Thurman R. Huff
Washington
Clarence F. Scott
Katherine M. Scott
Southern Church Seeks Members
Dr H H Thompson of Jackson Mississippi told the Presbyterian Synod of Virginia that 50 000 persons won for Christ is the goal for the Southern Presbyterian Church this year He called the present the atomic age and urged Christians to seize God s power to make a new world at home and abroad The talk highlighted rising layman interest and the church s potential to mobilize members for Christ and the Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
H. H. Thompson
Jackson
Mis
Presbyterian Synod of Virginia
Southern Presbyterian Church
Thompson
Department of Evangelism
Union Theological Seminary
Probing of Jap stab proposed in Senate inquiry
President Truman approves, Senator Barkley proposes a joint Congressional inquiry into the Pearl Harbor attack. The resolution asks a report by a Senate House committee no later than January 3, with Barkley stating the bill has the President’s full knowledge and approval and urging prompt bipartisan action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Barkley
Senate
Pearl Harbor
Congress
House
United States
Democrats Plan Stiff Campaign For Virginia Governor Race
Democratic state headquarters will open at the Hotel Richmond on September 15, stated by State Democratic Chairman Horace H. Edwards. Lieutenant Governor William M. Tuck met with Edwards to discuss campaign details, with plans for an aggressive yet dignified statewide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Horace H. Edwards
Edwards
State Committee
William M. Tuck
South Boston
Man Burned In Fire At Plant
C Stuart was burned and taken to hospital with second degree burns on arms and back after an explosion when a hose slipped from a torch. Hodgson shouted alarm as Rouss and South End trucks responded. Fire damaged wrapings. gas masks used to enter the smoke filled room and extinguish flames. Damages described as slight, confined to wiring and a freezer locker near the Baltimore and Ohio siding. Fire sirens and a flurry of calls followed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Stuart
Hodgson
Rouss
South End
Robinson
Baltimore and Ohio
Lutheran Church to Sell Building at 308 S Loudoun St
Trustees of the Kenzel F Whitacre chaired meeting at five to finalize sale of the 308 S Loudoun Street property once used by the Lutheran Our Savior congregation. Nathan Williamson of the Disciples said his group will use the site for worship while planning a new rear building and eventual demolition of the present structures. The property had been owned by the Lutheran church for about six years after purchasing it from Mrs. Wingfield. Howard March family occupies an apartment above the church rooms.
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Church of Christ
Kenzel F. Whitacre
S. Loudoun St
Lutheran Church of Our Savior
C. War- Lowe
Nathan Williamson
Disciples
Friendship Fire Hall
E. Cork Street
Williamson
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Harry Wingfield
Local Markets Report Note on Daily Market Listings
An observant note explains that the local markets listed in the daily Star edition are correct at press but acknowledges possible typographical errors not borne by the publication.
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The
Star
Teol Fungicide Foot Treatment Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement for Teol fungicide from Baker's Drug markets a 35 cent, one hour treatment for itchy sweaty or smelly feet. It claims full strength power to kill germs and relieve foot odor with quick action.
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Baker's Drug
President outlines postwar reform program for Congress
The President urged broad measures to revive full employment and price stability, expand social and labor protections, and reform federal agencies. He called for permanent Fair Employment Practice oversight, a single research agency, expanded veteran aid, housing and public works, and a jobs and wage focus for a smoother peacetime transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeto
Department of Labor
War Labor Board
Industry-Labor Conference
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Veterans Administration
Central America
Canal Zone
Ebert Jr Honorable Discharged From Army
Capt. Harry W. Ebert Jr., 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. H W Ebert of Winchester Virginia, is discharged at Fort Meade Maryland after serving as bombardier navigator in the Middle East Theater. He held a Silver Star and Distinguished Flying Cross among other honors and previously worked as an automobile dealer before joining the Air Corps. He attended Randolph-Macon College and the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meade
Harry W. Ebert, Jr
H. W. Ebert
Winchester
Army
Davis-Monthan Field
Tucson
Ariz
Celestial Navigation Department
Middle East
Capt
Ebert
Air Corps
Randolph- Macon College
University of Virginia
Two In Hotel Five Given Suspended Jail Sentences In Court
Everett Halley of Williamson West Virginia and Russell Williams of 11 West Clifford street were found guilty of being drunk and disorderly after a Jack Hotel fire in the early hours. Judge John Rice suspended 60 day jail terms and fined them $10 plus costs. Also heard were Alva Hockman of Hoye West Virginia and George E Quick of Winchester on similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Halley
Williamson
W. Va
Russell] Williams
W. Clifford Street
Jack Hotel
John Rice
Alva Hockman
Hoye
George E. Quick
Winchester
Rally at John Mann Church Raises Over Three Hundred Dollars
Rev. E H Jackson reports the John Mann Methodist Church rally amassed 301.20 in Sunday and 20 in Monday collections plus 1945 in public funds, bringing the total to 337.65 and extending the drive to Sunday September 9 to reach a 500 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Jackson
John Mann Methodist Church
Rev. Jackson
In Memoriam Mrs C E Armel by Husband and Daughter
In memory of Mrs C E Armel the poem notes that life ends before heavenly life begins. The husband C E Armel and daughter sign the memorial, reflecting on darkness before dawn and flowers falling to earth before birth of fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Armel
Notice of Limited Responsibility for Debts
Notice states the signer will not be responsible for any debts other than those of George T. Wilson. Date 9 6 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Wilson
Ritter Appears In National Magazine
Fred Ritter of this city wrote as guest columnist in the August issue of Future Magazine a national publication of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce. Ritter, a former state chairman of the Exhausted Roosters in Virginia, heads the local chapter and filled in for M. R. Latimer of Denver who conducts a monthly Exhausted Rooster column in the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ritter
Future Magazine
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ritter
Roosters
Virginia
M. R. Latimer
Denver
Colo
Latimer
American Patrols In Japs Capital After Tokyo Occupation Moves
Details of American forces advancing into Tokyo with the First Cavalry Division and leadership plans under General MacArthur. Reports note Japanese police augmentation in Tokyo and Yokohama, Karro demonstrations in Keijo, and a projected occupation alongside Russian forces. The 8th Army says 27 percent of Allied prisoners freed in northern Honshu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rape
New Ireland
Ueber Solomon Islands
New Guinea
Sonne Glory
Tokyo
First Cavalry Division
Japan
MacArthur
Potsdam
Domei
Eighth Army
Yokohama
Korea
Keijo
Kimpei-Tai
U.S. Eighth Army
Kyushu
Home Island
Walter C. Krueger
U. S. Sixth Army
U. S. Ninth Fleet
Aleutians
Frank Jack Fletcher
Ominato Naval Base
Honshu
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Kiwanis Club
Kackley
Igre
Associated Press
Price
Johns-Manville
Wis
Marville
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Dial
Queen Mary
New York Harbor
Adm
Harold R. Stark
U.S
Europe
Old Hickory” Division
International
Southern Church
Ae Kia Ee
Peter E Mee
Dr. Bundesen
H. W. Ebert, Jr
National Magazine
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Haldeman’s
Loudoun St
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