Winchester City Teachers Names Released By Supt
Garland R Quarles, superintendent of schools, released the new faculty list for the upcoming session starting September 9. High School hires include Nancy Byers Harrisonburg social science, Helen L Carter Ivanhoe Spanish French, Gladys P Coulter Tapock mathematics, Dorothy M McKford Charlottesville mathematics, Dorothy M Overcash Farmville social science, Juanita Price Martinsburg commercial education, Dorothy J Rinker Mount Jackson English social science, John E Wood Pamplin mathematics and athletics. Two armed forces veterans resume work Hunter Maddox and C D Bennett. Elementary schools add Jane R Cather Winchester 5th grade, Lois Eaton Winchester 5th grade, Carl Haines Winchester 5th grade, Opal Keffer Radford 6th grade. John Kerr School adds Christine Rea Radford 3rd grade, Mary Richardson Jamaica 3rd grade, Sallie Scales Harrisonburg 1st grade. Virginia Avenue School adds Elizabeth Brumback Winchester 1st grade, Lucille V Corder Front Royal 3rd grade, Irene Hawkins McGaheysville 5th grade, Frances Orndorff Winchester 3rd grade, Margaret Shenk Luray 4th grade. Douglas Colored School lists Margaret Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland R. Quarles
Nancy Byers
Harrisonburg
Madison College
Helen L. Carter
Ivan‘hoe
Colorado State College
University of
Carter
Ty of Mexico
Gladys P. Coulter
Tapock
Mathemacs
Ran Wolph-Macon College
Dorothy M. Mckford
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Ton, Secateenal
Shite Steel
Farmville State Teachers College
Dorothy M. Overcash
Farmville State Techers College
Juanita Price
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Hunter Maddox
C.D. Bennett
Tory
Harfiley
Jane R. Cather
Winchester
University of North Carolina
Lois Eaton
Chowan College
Virginna
North Carolina
Mary Richardson
Jamaica
Mary Washington College
Sallie Scales
Virginia Avenue
Elizabeth Brumback
Laucille V. Corder
Front Royal
Radford College
Irene Hawkins
McGaheysvile
Frances Orndorff
Winchester 7th Grader Graduates Bluefield State Teacher College
A seventh grade student from Winchester completes studies at Bluefield State Teachers College and gains elementary school teaching experience. The achievement blends education training with hands on classroom work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Bluefield State Teachers College
New US Relief Policy Faces Testing With UNRRA Ending
The analysis discusses how the end of UNRRA prompts a US shift to a more realistic, self-interested relief stance. Austria Greece and India likely gain priority while Finland and Czechoslovakia face uncertain future aid. Funding gaps, loans, and balancing with allies complicate policy as political interests intersect with humanitarian aid.
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United States
Austria
Greece
India
Anszie
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington
Britain
New York
UNRRA
Yugoslavia
China
Braithwaite Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for William J. Braithwaite who died yesterday morning will be held tomorrow afternoon. Relatives meet at Ray Fries home in Cedar Grove at 2 30 then proceed to Peasant Valley United Brethren Church for rites led by Rev. John E. Oliver and Rev. F G Senger. Burial in Old Stone Church cemetery Greenspring. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Braithwaite
Ray Fries
Cedar Grove
Peasant Valley United Brethren Church
John E. Oliver
F. G. Senger
Winchester
Old Stone Church
Greenspring
D. Dye
Joseph W. Hancher
M. C. White
Ae Bailey
A. J. Dick
H. K
Market Quotation Drift In New York Stocks
New York market retreated with scattered gains as early rally failed to gain momentum. Major losses included Du Pont Eastman Kodak Dow Chemical United Aircraft and U S Steel among others while bonds remained uneven. Investors nervous over a 16 year relapse and a holiday weekend safety selloff colored trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Dow Chemical
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Goodyear
Local Markets Corrections Note
Local markets section appears corrected daily and The Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors. readers are advised to verify figures and details directly with market listings.
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The
Star
Local Retail Market Prices For Feed And Livestock
The collection lists prices for corn meal in bags of 5 to 100 pounds, turkey starter and grower feeds, egg mash, cracked corn, and various grain products. Livestock values include steers, heifers, calves, lambs, shoats, and live poultry prices with breed details and per head or per pound figures. Local retail market notes appear for farm corn and white and yellow varieties.
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Everesesy
ACIRO
Chicago Grain Quotations From Sept 6 Trade
Grain quotes list futures for corn oats and oats futures with various delivery months and price ranges. Notable entries include May corn at 1.87 and March oats around 71 1 2 to 7 8. Prices shown as bid ranges reflect trading activity on that day.
Baltimore Produce Market Weathers Dull Yet Steady Demand
Livestock and produce market notes from Baltimore on September 6 show dull apple supplies with varied prices for Md Va Pa and N J fruit. Potatoes and sweet potatoes available with stable to weaker demand, and poultry margins firm with moderate receipts. Eggs and butter sold at wholesale prices with current receipts recorded.
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Baltimore
Bu. Bas
U. S
Grimes Golden
Jonathans
McIntosh Pa
N. J
U. S. 1S
Idaho
MD. Va
Baltimore Livestock Market Steady in Mixed Trade
Quieted cattle trade with few clear up deals and mixed prices across grades. Calves and hogs show steady to unchanged values, while sheep demand remains active with top prices around 20.00 for spring lambs and strong interest in good and choice lots at 16.00 to 20.00 for 110 pounds and lighter.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Sept 64
USDA salable hogs 400 of 800 total steady with all good and choice hogs at 16.26 ceiling. Salable cattle 300, calves 200, cows steady. best grass heifers 16.25, good beef cows 14.25-15.50, yearlings 14.50-17.25. Sheep 500 salable. spring lambs steady, slaughter ewes up 0.25, small lots native spring lambs 20.00-20.25, good shorn slaughter ewes 9.00. deck 112 pounds mid to good 8.35.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Chicago
USDA
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to the Daily Quiz are listed: Tripoli. a small automobile. the Danube in Germany and the Rhine in Switzerland. Americans of Japanese ancestry. the Strait of Gibraltar. Pennsylvania. Poke. he recently returned to the Republican Party fold. north of the equator. eighty.
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Tripoli
Danube
Germany
Rhine
Switzerland
Strait of Gibraltar
Pennsylvania
Poke
Republican Party
Equator
Lloyd Williams Post Plans Expansion of Berryville Building
Architect Paul Graham spoke at the Lloyd Williams Post American Legion in Berryville on Wednesday night about enlarging the Community Building. He proposed expanding the auditorium to fit a regulation basketball court and adding three bowling alleys by the tennis courts, with further space on the Town Run side. The plan would not reduce current facilities and would bridge the Town Run to create a rear driveway serving Main Street businesses. Reginald Morrison presided. the upgrades are seen as Clarke County’s tribute to World War II veterans.
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Paul Graham
Lloyd Williams Post
American Legion
Berryville
Col
Graham Dougherty
Graham
Clarke County
Brown Convicted In Police Court
Walter R. Brown of 417 S Cameron Street was arraigned in police court for driving under the influence, fined 100 dollars and costs, with license revoked and a 30 day jail sentence suspended. Other cases include Charles E. Johnson for speeding, Leonard Baxter Morehead for reckless driving and no license, C. B. Mallory for assault and battery, Myrtle V. Presgraves for reckless driving, Ray H. Foreman for drunkenness, Earl C. Weaver for speeding and muffler violation, and Byron Edward Rice for illegal parking and registration issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R.brown
S. Cameron Street
John Rice
Charles E. Johnson
S. Kent Street
Leonard Baxter Morehead
Stephens City
C. B. Mallory
Winchester
Myrtle V. Presgraves
White Post
Ray H. Foreman
Gore
Earl C. Weaver
Byron Edward Rice
Baltimore and George Washington Hotel
Funeral of Mrs Brunk Noted in California Burial
Mrs Jennie Emmart of Gainesboro attends the funeral of her sister Mrs Effa Brunk Pelter who died August 13 in Glendale California and was buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery. She was born December 27 1857 in Kernstown daughter of John and Margaret Pelter. Survived by sisters Jennie Emmart and Kate Robisor brother James Pelter and many nieces and nephews.
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Jennie Emmart
Gainesboro
Glendale
California
Effa Pelter
Ernstown
Frederick County
Brunk
Glenndale
Calif
Forst Lawn
John
Margaret E’bin Pelter
Kernstown
Jennie Emmatt
Kate Robisor
Winchester
James L. Pelter
Nain
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Winchester City
Margaret Shenk
Luray
Douglas Colored School
Margaret Washington
Ries
John W. Rosenberger and Co
Volunteer Reserve
V-6
Navy
Miller & Ande
Grove’s
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun &J
Samaritan
Braithwaite
Bailey
N. Loudoun &T
Stock Market Report
MME Hc Ie Ho
White Hall, Va
Majestic Electric
W. F. Artrip, Jr
J. M. Strother
Brown
Mrs. Brunk
West
America
Good Housekeeping
Brumback
George Washington Garage
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Winchester Airport Speedway
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