Germans Await Poland Surrender Flag and West Front Moves
Berlin officials urged Poland to surrender while Berlin noted Poland’s resistance as "dogged" and described battles west of the Vistula. German plans discussed bombing Warsaw and seizing Gdynia with a Baltic blockade shaping a broader war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Louis P. Lochner
Germany
Berlin
London
Paris
Vistula
Krzemieniec
Lodz
Warsaw
Baltic Sea
Terday
Gdynia
Baltic
Pomorze
France
Lightning Sets House On Fire In Berryville
A severe electrical storm struck a radio aerial at Claude Owens's home in Berryville Virginia early Sunday morning causing a fire that damaged woodwork and flooring and smoke damaged the interior of the three story house. Owens and his family extinguished the blaze before the John H. Enders fire company arrived around 3 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Claude Owens
Quality Eggs and Market Services Discussed by Coopera tive Leader
Nick Coppola of the Southern States Marketing Cooperative spoke to poultrymen in Winchester on the value of quality eggs. He noted Washington and northern markets offer strong demand for top eggs and described the Federal State Egg Grading Service to start September 16, inviting producers to market eggs through the new cooperative system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Goppola
Southern States Marketing Cooperative
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Coppola
Washington City
North
Johnson Case To Go Before Court
Gilbert Johnson 21 who jumped bond of 600 after faking a death to escape trial on an assault charge will appear before Judge Philip Williams on September 18. A request may be made to have him placed under observation. Authorities say he has not been normal since a knitting needle stabbing by a textile worker months ago following a work remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Johnson
Philip Williams
Johnson
City and County Realty Transfers
Property transfers list numerous deeds. Names include Harry R. Lantz J W Jenkins Alvin L Wenzel Mary W Pitzer Myron Bickers Shirley Carter exor to Carter Properties W E Bridgeforth Virginia LaPrad Edgar A Rush Mary Katherine Kern Winchester Memorial Hospital to Harry H Bowers and others. Prices range from $1 to $10 000 with parcels on Main Street Frederick County and U S 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Lantz
J. W. Jenkins
Kernstown
J. Henkel Henry
Als
Alvin L. Wenzel
Winchester
Mary W. Pitzer
Myron Bickers
U. S. 11
Clearbrook
Shirley Carter
Carter Properties, Inc
Main Street
Danville
Blanton Lewis Farm
Frederick County
Margaret BE. Athey
Harry E. Athey
Gray Avenue
W. E. Bridgeforth
Virginia LaPrad
Liberty Heights
Edgar A. Rush
Mary Katherine Kern
Berryville Avenue
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Harry H. Bowers
Fairfax Hall
South Camera Street
National Avenue
Police Court Records From Berryville City Court
Police Court cases heard today include Leonard Tinsman of Berryville cited for drunkenness and possession of illegal liquor with fines 10.25 and 60.25 respectively. Also Grover Bledsoe of 204 East Cork and Raymond May of Berryville cited for drunkenness and public drinking with 10.25 each. James Hicks of 402 South Market fined 15.25 for drunken and disorderly conduct. George Parmas of 204 North Kent fined 10.25 for attempted assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Tinsman
Berryville
Aan Bolden
Millwood
Grover Bledsoe
East Cork
Raymond May
George Mills
South Kent
James Hicks
South Market
George Parmas
North Kent
Junior Officers Ordered To Duty With Neutrality Patrol
The navy ordered about 140 junior officers from the Naval Academy postgraduate school at Annapolis to duty with the neutrality patrol. The total enrollment is 209 line officers including lieutenants junior grade and lieutenants in post graduate technical training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Naval Academy, Annapolis
City Quarry Cyclone Fence Nears Completion
City Manager Grant says the cyclone fence around the city quarry is virtually completed as an emergency measure. Similar fences around each reservoir are expected to be finished by Thursday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
40 Die In Lemnos Movie Theatre Fire
A blaze in a Lemnos island movie theatre killed about 40 people, mostly children, and injured others on September 11 in the Aegean near the Dardanelles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lemnos
Aegean Sea
Dardanelles
Mystery U Boat Seen Off Coast Near Cape Cod
The fishing schooner Frances C. Denery docked at the fish-pier reports sighting an unidentified submarine on Georges Banks about 50 miles east of Cape Cod last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frances C. Denery
Georges Banks
Cape Cod
Preparation For Long War Continues In British Press
The article outlines two main strategies: attacks and counter-measures with extended contraband control via Gibraltar Alexandria and in the Indian Ocean, and a busy naval war in waters around Britain and the Atlantic. It notes some submarine actions and merchant losses, with hopes that a convoy system will reduce U-boat sinkings. It also mentions limited public disclosures and a rush of civilians to roads parks and zoos during the last weekend of unlimited gasoline rationing. Evacuation widowers seek reunion with families as travel restrictions ease locally.
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Gibraltar
Alexandria
Mediterranean
Ceylon
Indian Ocean
Admiralty
Britain
British Isles
Atlantic
Whipsnade Zoo
London Zoo
London
E A Crowl Dies Suddenly
E A Crowl longtime Winchester Telephone Co wire chief and former Radio Commission chairman died suddenly after 29 years with the firm He served free to eliminate radio interference and was honored by the Telephone Pioneers of America He is survived by Bertha Swink Crowl two children a grandchild and several siblings Funeral arrangements were not yet set with the body resting at Omps Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Commission
Common Council
Hagerstown
Elks Lodge
The
Odd Fellows
Telephone Pioneers of America
Crowl
Telephone Company
Winchester
Mr. Crowl
Michael P
Elizabeth Maddox Crowl
Maryland
Bertha Swink Crowl
John D. Crowl
Margaret Ann Crowl
John Allen Crowl
Robert Crowl
Pittsburgh
John Crowl
Martinsburg
William Crowl
Philadelphia
Norman Crow
Poles Hold Defense Line As Warsaw Siege Extends
Warsaw endures fourth day of German siege with over 40 air raids and tank attacks. Lwow radio urged defenders to dig trenches and set street barricades, signaling continued German advance toward Polish front lines along the Bug river north of Warsaw.
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Page
Lwow
Warsaw
Llow
Poland
Ostrow
Mazowieckie
Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Quotations Sep 11
Produce and livestock prices reported from Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago markets. Apples and vegetables dull with various varieties listed for U S and local markets John Jonathan Grimes Wealthy and McIntosh apples quoted. Cattle calves hogs and sheep values provided with regional breakdowns and weights. Industry notes show steady poultry and egg prices and butter ranges across markets.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
McIntosh
Jonathans
Grimes
U. S
New Jersey
Eastern Shore
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Local Wholesale Flour Prices Amid Market Turbulence
The Star lists daily market prices for flour in various bag sizes under local wholesale, noting potential typographical errors and unsettled European market conditions that keep prices changing nearly hourly. Patent Brand flour shows 12 lb to 98 lb bags priced between 5.60 and 6.30 per barrel.
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Europe
Stocks Rally on War Shares as Steel Leads Market Rebound
Heavy buying in war stocks pushed indices up with steel shares surging to top levels not seen in over a year. Steel mill operations are set to rise 11.6 points to 70.2 percent capacity, the highest since Sept 27, 1937, while 5,000,000 shares traded in the first hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Epee Sterling
Wheat prices rise on renewed speculative buying in Chicago
Wheat prices moved higher in early trading in Chicago as speculative buying resurfaced, driven by milling interests and hedging, with prices up more than two cents at times though volume remained light and profit taking persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brophy Denies He Is Not a Communist
John Brophy director of the CIO denies receiving Communist funds for his 1926 campaign and challenges the charges. Ben Gitlow repeats that Brophy likely benefited from Communist help, while Dies criticizes the lack of evidence and invites a formal refutation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Brophy
CIO
Dies Committee On UN- American Activities Today
Communist Party
Ben Gitlow
American Communist Party
Brophy
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Dies
D-Tex
Gitlow
Lewis
Court Orders Sale of Schools in Frederick County
Judge Philip Williams in Frederick Circuit Court authorizes sale of several school properties. Readable items include a Middletown abandoned school lot, the Welltown school and two acres near Alfred M. Wright’s home in Stonewall district, and the Friendly Grove school on the Rosenberger to Mountain Falls road in Back Creek district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Philip Williams
Frederick
Middletown
Welltown
Alfred M. Wright
Stonewall
Friendly Grove
Rosenberger
Mountain Falls
Back Creek
Social Club To Meet Wednesday In Stephenson
The Social Club of Stephenson will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lee Dick as hostess. Earlier it was announced that Mrs. Claude Kline would entertain the club. Members are requested to note the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Lee Dick
Claude Kline
Flour trade continues amid milling capacity excess
Reports show flour business remains steady with milling capacity overrun and shippers selling over 100000 bushels locally. The market closes with wheat around 83 7 8 to 85 1 8, corn 56 5 8 to 59 3 8, oats about 35 1 2 to 36, soybeans near 82 1 2 to 84 7 8, rye 50 3 8 to 55 1 4, with fatts on lard and bellies and cash wheat and corn bids noted in Chicago and Baltimore markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Red Peer
More Drivers Are Assessed
Two persons charged with driving while intoxicated were convicted in Police Court. Edward L. Bell Jr. and Linwood Tinsman were fined $100 and costs and jailed a month. Others, including Joseph Kerley and Edgar Koonts, were fined for speeding up to 60 mph. Lawrence Coffelt was assessed $14 for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Bell, Jr
Buckhannon
W. Va
Linwood Tinsman
Berryville
Joseph T. Kerley
North Fair Drive
Arlington
Valley Avenue
Edgar C. Koonts
West Pall Mall
Barryville
National Avenues
Lawrence M. Coffelt
Forger Held In Clarke Jail
Two fugitives from local justice were captured in Clarke County. Edward Presgraves, jailed on forgery and parole violation, was arrested in Boyce Friday night and awaits hearing. John Edward Carper, sought since July 16 for disturbing the peace on Baptist Church grounds in Boyce, was arrested Saturday night and to be heard by Judge Kackley.
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Berryville
Bob Buckner
Edward Presgraves
Clarke
Boyce
Presgraves
John Edward Carper
Kackley
Answers to Today's Quiz From Notation on nege 4
Answers to today s quiz printed on page 4 include names for Narragansett Bay a cow tennis and a term for removing hair from the skin. It also lists the American Civil War a mention of waters of the earth and a city Florence Rome Italy and other fragments.
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Narragansett Bay
Gay’lah
Rome
Italy
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Russia
Reich
Andrew G
North America Assurance Society
Richmond, Va
Valley Natl
Bank
Soesern Gulk
E. A. Crowl
Chicago Livestock
C.senes
Star
al. Chem
Can
Am. Rad
Am. Smel
A. T. and
Anaconda
B. and
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Con. Edison
Corn
Cigar
Elec
Motors
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
Nati. Ae
N. Y. C. Packard
Penney (Jc
Penn. R. R
Republic Steel
Eg Ag R
O. of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pac
Steel
Va.-Car. Chem
Va.-Car. Pad
Western Union
Woolworth
Bell Clothes
Manila
MO. S. Solenberger. & CO. Hardware — Farm
N. Loudoun &T
Baltimore Grain
Winchtser
Gevaert Express
Atiak
John W. Ee
CORY
Dell
L. L Brumback
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