Berryville Hound Show Revived with 69 Entries in Clarke County
The Berryville Hound Show sponsored by the Clarke County Conservation Club attracted about 500 spectators from Clarke and surrounding counties despite drizzle. Ninety? hounds competed in fourteen classes including Black and Tan coonhounds Blue Tick coonhounds Red Bone Cross Breed tree hounds Foxhounds and Beagles with prizes for first place and ribbons for 2nd through 4th. Grand champion honors were awarded with a trophy donated by the Clarke County Wildlife Association and a sack of dog feed from Berryville merchants. Judges included Ben ton Snider F W Pingley and H E Shirley with E B Jackson acting as show chair.
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Sam Stickley
Clarke County Conservation Club
Virginia
Berryville
Clarke County Wildlife Association
Mr. Stickley
Gus
H. H. Hale
Washington, D. C
Strasburg
Dixey
B. H. Kelley
Round Hill
Rice W. Carper
Dodson
Fred W. Dodson
Flint Hill
Benton Snider
F. W. Pingley
Winchester
H. E. Shirley
Stephenson
E. B. Jackson
Ross Sirbaugh
George Ao
E. Jackson
Ration Calendar for Meats Sugar Shoes and Fats
The notice outlines valid date ranges for red meat stamps from Book 4 and 2 red points per pound of used fats. It lists Sugar Book Four Stamp 38 valid through December 31 and stamp 37 bypassed. Shoes Book Three stamps 1 2 3 4 valid indefinitely. OPA says no cancellation plans.
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OPA
MacArthur orders Japanese atrocity facts published
General MacArthur directs that clear facts of Japanese war crimes from the Philippines to New Guinea be published to educate the Japanese. Newspapers will print a summary of beheadings deaths marches cannibalism and mistreatment of POWs as educational evidence. Brig. Gen. Fellers notes this is for education.
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Yokahama
MacArthur
Philippines
New Guinea
Bataan
Bonner F. Fellers
Senate appoints panel to probe Pearl Harbor disaster
Senate Majority Leader Barkley heads a five senator group with five House members to investigate the Pearl Harbor disaster. George Lucas Brewster Ferguson serve on the panel alongside Barkley while Cooper Celler Murphy and Gearhart are named from the House. Organization may delay until next week.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
D.-Ky
House
McKellar
George
D.-Ga
Lucas
Brewster
R.-Me
Foreign Relations
Connally
D.-Tex
Ferguson
Senate Military and Naval Affairs Committee
Pearl Harbor
Naval Affairs
Mead War
Appropriations
Cooper
Truman Flying To Missouri
President Truman left Washington at 1 37 p m aboard the Presidential C 54 the sacred cow for a weekend with his home folks. Senate Majority Leader Barkley planned to ride with them to Paducah Kentucky where he would disembark for a home state speech.
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Washington
Truman
National
Missouri
Senate
Barkley
Paducah
County Soldier Located In Jap Prison Camp
Staff Sgt. Eddie O Neal of Middletown has been found in a Japanese prison camp at Osaka on Honshu Island, Japan. The telegram says he is safe and in good physical condition and will be sent home soon. O Neal was captured after the fall of Corregidor on May 7, 1942 following a stand under Lt Gen Wainwright. He had remained a prisoner since then. A prior wartime broadcast in May 1943 revealed his status to his father through a War Department record.
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Eddie O'Neal
Osaka
Honshu Island
Japan
D. O'Neal
Middletown
O'Neal
Corregidor
Rock Fortress
Manila Bay
Wainwright
Sgt. O'Neal
War Department
Hutson retirement rumors roil football fans in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on September 14, doubt swirls over Don Hutson’s football future as Curly Lambeau and the Packers debate his retirement. Clyde Goodnight shines as a promising end in Hutson’s absence, while Roanoke’s Eddie Popowski drives two one run wins with Bennett Flowers winning both games. Bob Evans of Penn, an Army Air Corps hero, showcases speed and passing as Lt. Jack Lancers, Eagles guard, loses part of his left arm at Iwo Jima. Lightweight Danny Bartfield’s early boxing path is noted in a progress update.
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Philadelphia
Don Hutson
Don
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Eagles
Curly Lambeau
Hutson
Clyde Goodnight
Tulsa U
Lambeau
Goodnight
Roanoke
Newport News
Eddie Popowski
Bennett Flowers
Bob Austin
Bob Evans
U. of Penn
Army Air Corps
Jack Lancers
Iwo Jima
Army
Navy
Danny Bartfield
Navy Tipster Shoemaker Team Top Service Football Outfit
The piece notes Shoemaker California’s Navy service football squad as nation’s top service team. It mentions Stan Musial attempting pitching for Cookie Lavagetto’s Navy squad in Hawaii, giving first three batters free first bases, Lavagetto asking what’s wrong and Musial replying he can’t get used to the mound, and Musial then later retiring from pitching duties.
J Purcell Stine Dies Prominent Brucetown Merchant
J Purcell Stine a Brucetown store owner and postmaster died at his home at 12 15 AM after years of illness The 47 year old Frederick County native was born May 18 1898 He leaves a wife Della and his father Edwin L Stine Sr of Winchester plus several siblings Funeral will be Sunday at 2 PM from the Brucetown residence with several ministers officiating Interment will be in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville
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J. Purcellstine
Brucetown
Edwin L. Stine
Frederick County
Winchester
Anna Bageant Stine
Good
W. Va
Della V. McAboy
C. E. McAboy
Clarke County
Della Stine
Wilmer, Bageant
Dennis Stine
Edwin L. Stine, Jr
Marvin Walsh
Washington, D. C
F. T. Fulcher
C. J. Clark
Mt. Jackson
W. O. Talbert
Reeee Morgan
Clarksburg
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
J W Newcome Dies Of Heart Ailment In Winchester
John W Newcome 76 retired farmer and former packing shed worker died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after two weeks of ill health. He lived at 333 East Piccadilly Street and is survived by three sons, four daughters, two brothers, 19 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 pm Sunday from Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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John W. Newcome
H. W. Butler
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John and
Alcinda Cornwell Newcome
Frederick County
East Piccadilly Street
Nannie May Newcome
Thomas E. Newcome
Winchester
George W. Newcome
Stephenson
Elmer F. Newcome
White Hall
Henry Batt
Martinsburg
W. Va
Alice Gruber
Strasburg
Mary Seabright
Front Royal
Mamie Locke
Kernstown
Sheridan Newcome
Grim Newcome
Jones Funeral Home
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Hunter Carver
J. W. Reese
Henkel Boyd
John M. Fishpaw
Oscar Miller
Clyde Kline
Japanese Premier Outlines Peace Efforts And Farm Program
The Japanese premier discusses building a nation's culture and morals, hopes peace forces remain strong to avoid a militarist return, and calls for direct people to people diplomacy with the United States. He notes Potsdam compliance challenges and stresses urgent food aid and a back to the land farmer program.
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Japan
United States
Potsdam
Higashi-Kuni
Japanese general Yoshimoto dies by own action
Tokyo radio reported that Gen. Teiichi Yoshimoto former commander of the northern army district killed himself this morning by slashing and then shooting himself in the head. The broadcast was recorded by the F C C.
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San Francisco
Tokyo Radio
Teiichi Yoshimoto
Japan
MacArthur tightens grip as Japan surrenders and leaders die
General MacArthur suspends all Domei and limits information as occupation tightens. Former leaders including Koizumi die by harakiri or gunshot. Tojo improves in a U S hospital. Prisoners move to Allied custody as war criminal lists form. Australian officials seek Otsuka on mistreatment claims. Evacuations of Allied POWs proceed.
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MacArthur
Comei Agency
Japan
Eighth Army
Chikahiko Koizumi
Pearl Harbor
Hideki Tojo
U.S. Army
Koizumi
Black Dragon Society
Supreme Headquarters
Domei
Tetichi Yoshimoto
Thein Maung
Josias van Dienst
Tokyo
Aung San
Pratap Mahendra
Domei Agency
Gen
Syugiyama
Kwantung Army
Hokkaido
James S. P. Devereux
Wake Island
Seoul
Korea
Philip Potter
Baltimore Sun
John R. Hodge
Nobuyuki Abe
Tadao Nishihiro
Potter
Hodge
Answers to the Daily Quiz
The page lists correct quiz responses: 1 Jackson 2 Marshal Rodion Y Malinovsky 3 Tyrus Raymond Cole 4 No 5 William Henry Harrison 6 Damascus 7 Chrles I 8 Japanese woman broadcast 9 Ilka Chase 10 Alligator pear.
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Jackson
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Tyrus Raymond Cole
William Henry Harrison
Damascus
Chrles I
Ilka Chase
Mrs. Amorel A. Chambers Dies at 46 in Nursing Home
Mrs. Amorel A. Chambers 46 wife of Augustus J Chambers of 209 Baker Street died at 10 20 this morning at Patton s Nursing Home after 18 months illness. Born September 23 1899 in Winchester she was a daughter of Mrs Mary Smith Albin and the late Milton D Albin. She belonged to Christ Episcopal Church and was a member of McKinley Chapter No 19 OES and a Rebekah. Survived by husband two children Seaman 1-C John Chambers US Navy Florida Maria Chambers Winchester two brothers Milton and Stonewall Albin two sisters Sue Gruber Betty Albin Willie Madine. Funeral arrangements pending with Jones Funeral Home.
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Amorel A. Chambers
Augustus J. Chambers
Baker Street
Patton
Winchester
Mary Smith Albin
Milton D. Albin
Christ Episcopal Church
McKinley
Order of the Eastern Star
Rebekah
Augustus Chambers
South
Loudoun
Sband
Seaman
John Chambers
U. S. Navy
Florida
Maria Chambers
Milton Albin
Stonewall Albin
Cleveland
Sue Gruber
Betty Albin
Willie Madine
Illinois
Jones Funeral Home
Gay Nineties In Story Cookery Etiquette And Celebrities
The piece reviews the Dietz Press volume Gay Nineties Cook Book Richmond Virginia lavishly designed in turquoise with American Beauty trimmings. It notes the contents include Head lines in the News 1890 1900 Deaths of Celebrities Hints on Parties Etiquette for Dining and Service and menus with toilettes flowers and French words in cookery plus an illustrated art of carving meats fish and fowl.
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Dietz Press, Inc
Richmond
Congress debates travel expenses and extended state payments
The text outlines proposals to raise travel expense allowances for war workers, extend state payments to 26 weeks with federal top ups not exceeding 60 percent, and maintain existing weekly rates. It notes GOP action plans and Truman backed full employment legislation advancing in the Senate Banking Committee.
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Congress
House
Truman
Senate Banking Committee
Southern Florida braces as hurricane threat grows near Miami
Officials issued a preliminary alert for the Florida peninsula as heavy clouds and rain squalls indicate the approach of a hurricane. Forecasters warned residents to prepare with evacuations and containment measures while flights were canceled and air traffic redirected northward to avoid the storm.
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Hialeah
Miami
Jordan
ATC
W. O. Johnson
Florida Peninsular
Florida
Weather Bureau
Cuba
Bahamas
French Women to Get Tobacco Ration Increase
Paris reports that starting in December French women will receive a tobacco ration like men. The finance ministry also said the male monthly ration will rise from six packs to eight starting October 1, addressing prior complaints.
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Paris
Finance Ministry
Oxford to Award Honors to Eisenhower and Clark
Oxford University will confer honorary Doctor of Laws degrees October 25 on General Eisenhower General Clark U S Ambassador John G Winant Harry Hopkins British Field Marshals Sir Bernard Montgomery and Sir Alan Brooke and Air Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder in an official announcement.
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London
Oxford University
Eisenhower
Mark W. Clark
U. S
John G. Winant
Harry Hopkins
Bernard Montgomery
Alan Brooke
Arthur Tedder
Italian Peace Treaty Drawn Up
Molotov and Bevin met with advisers as Allied talks on the peace treaty continue. Byrnes held talks with King Peter of Yugoslavia and Archbishop Damaskinos of Greece, who urged postponement of elections and warned of unrest. Damaskinos warned a vote now could restore the monarchy. King George II’s unusual Scotland trip drew attention amid deliberations on Germany’s frontiers and Asian proposals.
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Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Bevin
Byrnes
Balkans
Peter
Yugoslavia
Damaskinos
Greece
U. S
George II
London
Scotland
Georges Bidault
Germany
Wang Chih- Chieh
Asia
Island motion in New York painting labor dispute ends
About 132 000 idle and 10 000 Manhattan and Bronx painters are affected by stalled talks between District Council 9 of the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators and the Association of Master Painters and Decorators of New York City. Union seeks a 2.5 percent raise, job security and paid vacations as work stoppages ease after 26 hours by about 500 National and American Broadcasting Company engineers. In Oregon, 2,500 mill workers return to work ending a five week strike. Fort Wayne, Magnavox plant ends a 19 day wage dispute with employer consent to wage increases.
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Manhattan
Bronx
District Council 9
Brotherhood of Painters, Paperhangers and Decorators
AIL
Association of Master Painters and Decorators of
New York City
Contractors’ Organization
National and
American Broadcasting Companies
Southern Oregon
Fort Wayne
Ind
Magnavox Corporation
WLB
Rocket To The Moon In Our Time
In a September issue, Willey Ley argues a moon rocket is a real possibility, detailing fuel needs and technical hurdles. Early tests suggest signals from small rockets, with humans tolerating 25 000 mph in eight minutes and no grav shoes needed on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willey Ley
Mechanix Irustrated Magazine
Moon
Earth
Public Sale of Frederick County Farm Two Parcels
Public auction at 11 o clock A M Saturday September 22 1945 in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia for cash. The Edward G Mellwee property includes Parcel One a 50 acre farm along Route 50 nine miles west of Winchester and one mile east of Gore with eight room dwelling barn dairy house and water. Parcel Two a 40 acre woodland adjoining Parcel One offered separately or together with Parcel Two having a right of way over Parcel One to the highway. Possession immediate. James P Reardon attorney in fact for the owners.
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County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Edward G Mellwee
Gore
Frederick County
James P. Reardon
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