White Post Park Open 3 Game Series In Winchester Sunday
White Post will host a three game series in Winchester Sunday to close the baseball season. Buckner remains the expected starter for White Post in a key pitching duel after a 1‑run win last time. Clarke County hurlers Oliver and Pierce will be available while Scrivenor starts for Park against Houghton.
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White Post
Clarke County
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Pierce
Houghton
Charles Town
Scrivener
Washington Hurler
Park
Heurich Brewers
Orange Ramblers
White Sox Play at North Mountain Sunday Afternoon
Winchester White Sox announce a Sunday game at North Mountain Morrow at 2 30 led by manager Sam Ensogna. Players should meet at 139 Zoudoun street at 1 O clock for team gathering.
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White Sox
North Mountain
Winchester
Incorrectly Formatted Quiz Answer Line
The text appears to be a garbled quiz answer list with names and fragments. It mentions Col Edward R. Bradley SY France Senator James M. Meado re Edward R. Stettinius Jr and references to service duration and a Chrysanthemum.
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Edward R. Bradley
France
James M. Meadore
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Severina
Death of Mrs. Julia Kennedy Reaches Winchester
News from Winchester reports the death of Mrs. Julia Hunter Kennedy wife of Robert M. Kennedy of Columbia Washington DC born May 1878 married 1902. Survived by sister Miss Caroline S. Hunter of Winchester brother R. Stuart Hunter of Baltimore two children Mrs. John Baarcke and Robert Hunter Kennedy and four grandchildren. Funeral services set for Sunday in Columbia South Carolina.
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Winchester
Julia Hunter Kennedy
Robert M. Kennedy
Robert W. Hunter
Margaret Stuart Hunter
Cedar Grove
King George County
Columbia
D. C
Caroline S. Hunter
R. Stuart Hunter
Baltimore
John Baarcke
Greenville
S. C
Robert Hunter Kenedy
Democratic Mass Meeting in Berryville Sept 20
Clarke county Democrat committee announces a county mass meeting at the Court House in Berryville Friday September 20 at 8 p m. Delegates will be chosen to the Seventh Congressional District convention to nominate a successor to Honorable A Willis Robertson.
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Star
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Court House
Seventh Congressional District
A. Willis Robertson
Clarke County Democratc Committee
Annie E Tracey Colored Berryville Woman Dies in Hospital
Annie E Tracey colored of Berryville died last night in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Clarke County she was daughter of Fred Cooper and the late Mary Hall Cooper and widow of Thomas Tracey. Survived by father two daughters Josephine Gatewood and Ethel Tracey both of Washington and a large list of brothers and sisters. Funeral at Zion Baptist Church Berryville Monday at 3 pm with Rev J S Swann. Interment Milton Valley Cemetery Berryville.
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Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarke County
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Mary Hall Cooper
Thomas Tracey
Josephine Gatewood
Ethel Tracey
Washington
Emma
Butler
Helen Tracey
Catherine Cooper
Caroline Daniels
Janie Lewis
Charles
Fred
Leon
Ralph
Clarence Cooper
Zion Baptist Church
J. S. Swann
Milton Valley Cemetery
Murder Mystery Linked to Missing Anderson Children
Sheriff reports Billy Anderson and two neighbor children Marilyn Hodge and Nathan Edward James were found in Topock Arizona after disappearing from the Anderson ranch. Billy faces forgery charges for his father's name on three checks totaling 325 dollars.
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Ariz
Marilyn Hodge
Nathan Edward James
Topcock
Texas
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Barstow
Topock
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Hewitt
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G. W. Carpenter
Yuba City
Anderson Ranch
Anderson Home
Mrs. Mary H. Strawderman Dies at 75 in Winchester
Mrs. Mary H. Strawderman 75 of 509 North Cameron Street died last night at 11:30 from a heart attack. Survived by five sons, three daughters, two adopted children, 17 grandchildren, and 5 great grandchildren. Burial at Needmore Dunkard Church with services at 2:00 p.m. at Newdale Cemetery.
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Lost River
West Virginia
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Needmore
W. Va
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Bergton
Lee
Alton
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Curtis
Winchester
Minnie Strawderman
Lottie Clark
Hilda Shoemaker
Washington, D. C
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Stephenson
Julia Strawderman
Tren
Garland Strawderman
Gladys Strawderman
New Market
Susie Lewis
Stephens City
Sarah Combs
West Va
Eliza Kahne
Mathais
Amanda Miller
Lost City
West, Va
Joseph Teets
Hambleton
Pennsylvania
Edward Teets
Issac Teets
Jones Funeral Home
Wallace Speech Triggers White House Debate Over Policy
Reports indicate Wallace's New York address provoked White House confusion and calls for clarification of relations between Truman's aides Byrnes and Wallace. Clayton warned the speech could complicate policy at the Paris Peace Conference, while critics and allies weighed cabinet unity and future policy direction.
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Rmich
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Byrnes-Bevin
Soviet Union
Vanden
Fire roars as walls collapse at 2 30 a m
Bullets fired, flames rising to 75 feet, building walls collapsed at 2 30 a m. Terrified screams echoed amid the blaze as the fire intensified.
Bus Collision Near Wytheville Kills Motorist
A head on crash on U S Route 11 near Wytheville Va resulted in the instant death of a motorist identified as Arthur G Altizer of Pulaski Va. The Greyhound bus bound from Winston Salem to Charleston W Va overturned and burned but all 30 passengers and the driver escaped through an emergency exit with only three injuries treated and discharged after minor cuts and bruises.
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Winston-Salem
Charleston
W. Va
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J. W. Elliott
Arthur G. Altizer
Pulaski
James Thomas
B 25 Believed Dow Near Mount Mitchell Area
Greenville Army Air Base reports a B 25 bomber most likely down in the Mount Mitchell region between Greenville and Asheville as 50 planes join a search. In Memphis, AP photographer Allen Snipes was beaten and his $250 camera smashed during a stadium brawl after Oklahoma City University beat Air Transport Command 27 to 0 at Crump Stadium.
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S. C
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Asheville
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Mich
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Fla
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Tenn
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Oklahoma City University
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Churchill bruised in Geneva speedboat accident
Mrs. Winston Churchill was slightly bruised when a speedboat accident occurred on Lake Geneva. The former prime minister's office released no further details. Dr John H Yoe at Bikini warned of future warfare risks including biological and radioactive agents as well as poisoned gases. He spoke to the Virginia section of the American Chemical Society urging global cooperation for permanent peace.
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Virginia
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Men's Bible Class Notices At Local Churches
The Golden Rule Class of Braddock Street Methodist meets Sunday at 9 45 with lesson by Charles P. McVicar. Grace Lutheran class gathers Sunday at 9 45 led by Rev. William E. Eisenberg on Jesus and Covetousness. Open Door class of Presbyterian meets tomorrow at 9 45 with Rev. Joseph S. Duckwall teaching. all members and visitors welcome.
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Charles P. McVicar
Grace Lutheran Church
William E. Eisenberg
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Presbyteran Church
Joseph S. Duckwall
Quesenbery Announces For Robertson Congressional Seat
Waynesboro attorney C G Quesenbery, a Virginia House of Delegates member since 1934, announces his candidacy for the Seventh District Congress seat. A district convention is set for Staunton on September 28 to nominate the Democratic candidate to replace A Willis Robertson.
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C. G. Quesenbery
Virginia House of Delegates
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A. Willis Robertson
U. S. Sena
Carter Glass
Secretary's views noted in Wallace statement
The secretary's views are represented in a statement from Wallace's home in Washington where it was said he was still out of the city and not expected back today.
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Wallace
Washington
Albania Seeks War Material Share As Peace Talks Continue
Albanian officials press for a full share of Italy's surplus war material at the Peace Conference today. Col Hysnil Kapo charged Greece with border incidents while urging a larger Albanian role in distributing Italian ships and arms under the peace treaty. He argued Albania should be counted as a full ally without special requests.
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India
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Sugar price relief for housewives eyed as controls debated
The agency projected refined sugar in groceries rising to 9 to 10 cents per pound, up from 7 to 8 cents in national averages. The price decontrol board will also review butter and cheese pricing, which have been free from control since June 30, while officials expressed confidence ceilings won’t be restored.
Baltimore Livestock Market Quotations Report
Baltimore stock market notes show cattle and calves weak to steady with mixed demand from outsiders and packers. top grass fat steers around 1185 lbs at 20.85, sows and bulls steady to varied, heifers 18.00, calves with top 17.50 for 120-220 lb wealers. spring lambs active at 20.00.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Movements
Receipts near 50 percent above last week with wide shifts in cattle and sheep. Slaughter steers steady to 50 higher. cows mostly 9.50 to 16.50. stockers 14.00 to 18.00. spring lambs 19.00 to 20.00 with top near 20.00. lambs 19.25 to 19.75 for most good and choice through the week. shorn yearlings and ewes priced accordingly as demand broad for orders.
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Chicago
Substitutes Located To Cover Instruction
Two substitutes have been located to take over the instruction until permanent teachers can be employed.
Superintendent says seven applicants declined summer positions
The superintendent notes that so far it has been impossible to fill the openings as seven different applicants turned down the jobs during the summer period.
Chicago Grain Quotations Revealed for September 14
Opening prices show Wheat at 1.96 3 4 for January. Corn ranges from 1.33 7 8 to 1.34 for January and 1.32 to 1.32 3 8 for March. Oats list September at 79 1 4 and November from 74 5 8 to 3 4 with December 73 1 4 and March 72 to 71 1 8.
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Chicago
Stephens City Eighth Graders Return After Teacher Shortage
Eighth grade students at Stephens City high school will report for classes Monday morning Superintendent Leslie D. Kline announced. The class of about 75 had been sent home on September 6 the first day due to an absence of teachers.
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Leslie D. Kline
Kline
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