Prospects for a Detroit Chicago Series Hit Snag
The article notes a potential Detroit versus Chicago World Series as Detroit faltered while Bobby Feller pitched a one hit. It highlights Hank Borony's 4-1 ten inning win for the Cubs over the Cardinals and discusses standings and potential outcomes as the pennant race narrows. It also covers other MLB results including Washington, Cleveland, and New York games affecting the pennant chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Tigers
Bobby Feller
Cubs
Fordham Hank Borony
St. Louis
Hex
Sportsman’s Park
Larry ‘Maci
Chicago
Borony
New York
Red Birds
Billy Southworth
Andy Pika
George Dockins
Dayith
Birds
Detroit
Washington
Feller
Cleveland Tribe
Jimmy Outlaw
Jeff Heath
Les Mueller
George Caster
Tommy Bridges
Bengals
Yankees
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Steve O'Neill
Yankee Stadium
Yanks
Joe McCarthy
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Nee Tae
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Cy Baker
Ace Adams
Johnny Hutchings
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to the daily quiz printed on Page 4 list the correct solutions for ten questions. Key items include Mary Ball Washington and Lord Darnley with notable figures such as Leahy Marshall King Arnold, and references to Washington, New York Tribune, and South Dakota.
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Mary Ball Washington
Sofia
William D. Leahy
George C. Marshall
Ernest J. King
Henry H. Arnold
Washington
New York Tribune
Large
Lord Darnley
South Dakota
Ratio Calendar Offers Stamp Validity Details
The notice outlines ration calendar validity for meats and sugar stamps, with red stamp values expiring on set dates. It notes 2 red points per pound of used fats and that Stamp 37 is bypassed, along with shoe stamps for three airplane stamps and OPA stating no plans to can.
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Definien
OPA
Balkan Peace Pact Issues Dominate Big Five Talks
London reports the Big Five Foreign Ministers debate post Finland treaty on Balkan peace pacts. Dulles weighs a continental tour for Byrnes to prepare an independent State Department briefing while Britain and Russia push to resolve Romania Bulgaria and Hungary treaties amid mutual non recognition stances.
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London
Big Five Foreign Ministers
Finland
John Foster Dulles
Thomas E. Dewey
Byrnes
State Department
United States
Balkans
Dulles
Germany
Italy
Poland
Austria
France
Moscow
Balkan
Britain
Russia
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Soviet Russia
Halseys Fleet Heads For Home In Pacific Occupation
War time dispatch notes Halsey leading his fleet toward home with plans for demobilization. Japan faces food shelter crises with peak expected in three to four months. Lily Abegg, linked to Tokyo propaganda, is taken into custody by U S Eighth Army along with three other arrested suspects. Demobilization continues with 50,000 men daily. about 1 645 million demobilized by Sept 17 and 608 000 due by Oct 15. Doughboys advance on Sendai as Third Fleet ships sail toward the United States under Nimitz and Halsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
MacArthur
U. S. Eighth Army
Lily Abegg
Tokyo
Kobe
Sybille Abe
Mainichi
Akira Nagahama
Philippines
Shigeru Osanai
Seichi
Gunzo) Miura
Home Islands
Navy
Halsey
United States
Iowa
C. W Griswold
14Th Army Corps
Sendai
Clowe Brothers Receive Honorary Army Discharges
Major M. B. Clowe Jr and Master Sergeant Donald S. Clowe received honorary U S Army discharges on the same day, September 11, after 34 and 33 months respectively in Europe and China Burma India theaters. They return home. Major Clowe resumes work at Clowe's Jewelry Store and Sgt Clowe will work at Valley Service Station.
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M. B. Clowe, Jr
Donald S. Clowe
U. S. Army
Clowe
Mary Elizabeth Beckwith
Fredericksburg
Handley High School
Will Probated In City Court At Probate Session
Three wills admitted to probate in Corporation Court include William H. Bell leaving all to his mother Mrs. Laura M. Bell with Stewart Bell as executor and appraisers J. W. Arthur E. G. Rusk H. W. Copenhaver Andrew Bell and Hester H. Rowland. Edward H. Koons leaves wife Cornelia Sutphin Koons sole beneficiary with Cornelia as executrix and appraisers Percy Miller S. Donald McFadden Maynard Harlee Charles Kabler John Seal. Fred 8. Pitcock leaves everything to Susie Dailey for life with handwriting proved by Mervel Adams Harold Edwards. George Glass Clarke county will also recorded naming Ada May Glass wife as beneficiary.
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Corporation Court
William H. Bell
Frances Beverley
Irene Clark
Laura M. Bell
Stewart Bell
J. W. Arthur
E. G. Rusk
H. W. Copenhaver
Andrew Bell
Charles Kabler
John Seal
Fred
Pitcock
Mervel Adams
Harold Edwards
Susie Dailey
George Glass
Clarke County
Ralph Ware
J. T. L. Jones
Ada May Glass
Kiwanis Club Hosts Frozen Foods Film and Guests
Winchester Kiwanis Club held a luncheon with a 45 minute General Electric frozen foods film presented by C. H. Kabler. Guests included Major M. B. Clowe, Jr., Lt Forrest Jones, Laurens Jones, and Lawrence P. Ritter withReturning member M. B. Clowe, Sr., welcomed back after illness. Officials R. H. Kerlin John Warner and Andrew Bell coordinated charter night plans for Friday October 12 with Front Royal Kiwanians.
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C. H. Kabler
Wekly
Winchester Kiwanis Club
General Electric Company
Hugh Peters
M. B. Clowe, Sr
M. B. Clowe, Jr
Forrest Jones
Laurens Jones
Lawrence P. Ritter
U. S. Navy
W. W. McPhail
Hagerstown Kiwanis Club
R.H. Kerlin
John Warner
Andrew Bell
Front Royal Kiwanians
Winchester man fined for driving drunk and permit violation
John Herman Adams of Winchester was arraigned in the Court of Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards for driving under the influence. He was fined $100 plus costs and had a 30 day jail sentence suspended. He also paid $10 and costs for operating without a permit. William H. Purdue of Winchester was fined $10 and costs for drunken public intoxication.
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John Herman Adams
Winchester
W. Erle Edwards
William H. Purdue
Legion dispute over candidates for department commander
Claimants label Mr Twohy as lacking genuine Legion interest due to five years without attending a Legion state convention after his 1940 bid for department commander. The passage notes disgruntled Legionnaires and others seeking office this year question his qualifications and motives.
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Twohy
Legion
Postwar Plans Hint at Rice Boom and Coal Restart in Korea
Progress notes predict a bumper rice crop this year and a ration raised to a living status. Plans are underway to resume coal mining in southern Korea to fuel trains and industry. The United States has taken over a radio station and allows Koreans to use it freely, while Japanese controlled newspapers face censorship.
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Korea
United States
Scout Official to Attend Shenandoah Council Meeting
Herbert J. Wilkins announces Harold W. Lewman regional scout executive Region 3 will attend the Shenandoah Area Council executive board meeting on Monday September 24 at 6 30 PM at the Golden Glow Restaurant. The meeting discusses Camp Rock Enon development and the fall finance campaign starting October 22. The board affects Scouting in Virginia counties Clarke Frederick Warren Shenandoah Page Rappahannock and in West Virginia Morgan Berkeley Jefferson.
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Herbert J. Wilkins
Shenandoah Area
North Carolina
Camp Rock Enon
Campain
J. R. Polland
B. A. Poland
R. Buell
G. William R
Fred Watson
Martinsburg
W. Va
T. Warner Lowry
C. Irving Lewis
Henry M. Sydnor
8. H. Stone
Charles Town
Price Clarke
Berkeley Springs
Roy E. Potts, Sr
Jos. F. Moore
Berryville
Ashby Miller
C. S. Hartman
John Scully, Jr
P. N. Hunter
S. D. McFadden
H. C. Browne
W. W. Baker
E. B. Cooper
C. Vernon Eddy
William Lawrence
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Ben Belchie
Burr P. Harrison
Winchester
Fred Maphis
H. M. Crim
Strasburg
J. C. Morris
Frank Tavenner
T. F. Brastow
A. B.honts
Front Royal
Main Office of New Corporation In Winchester
Winchester designated the main office of Store Fifty One Inc. The charter approved by the State Corporation Commission lists manufacturing and trading in dresses and clothing, fabrics, and store operations. Officers include A. M. Easton of New York City as president and treasurer, R. Oden of Richmond, and G. Bessin of Newark City as secretary. Directors are A. M. Easton, E. S. Easton, and R. Beckstein, all of New York City. Capital stock ranges from 30 to 1000 dollars, with shares of 10 dollars.
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Winchester
Store Fifty- One, Inc
State Corporation Commission
A. M. Easton
New York City
R. Oden
Richmond
Eeee
G. Bessin
Newark City
E. S. Easton
R. Beckstein
Estates Appraised In Winchester After Deaths
Estates of several Winchester residents have been appraised and filed with the city clerk. Names include C Pred Barr Annie S Armel Pred Pitcock and W H McIlwee with amounts 22379.31 4999.70 127.50 and 247.91 respectively. appraisers listed include J H Yost G G Baker and others.
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Winchester
C. Pred Barr
J. H. Yost
Robert Bell
Ethel Rinker
Annie S. Armel
G. G. Baker
Alson Hott
Robert DeHaven
Pred Pitcock
Wilbur Hewitt
W. Lee Fisher
W.H. MclIlwee
Claude Grim
G. F. Butsler
Republicans Draft Campaign Plans
Seven House Republicans formed a special policy planning group to draft a legislative program aimed at winning the 1946 congressional elections. Minority Leader Joseph W. Martin of Massachusetts said the group will refine suggestions into a coherent positive program representing Republican stands in Congress.
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Washington
GOP
Congress
Joseph W. Mertin
Massachusetts
Lenox School Enrollment Recount Totals Announced
Superintendent Samuel J. Wassom released enrollment tallies for Lenox public schools. Grade school shows 75 girls and 75 boys, High School 58 girls and 58 boys, total 133 girls and 133 boys.
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Lenox
Lenox Public Schools
Samuel J. Wassom
Rousing Welcome For Prisoners
In Yokohama on September 20 eighty six Allied prisoners freed from Osaka camps were greeted by the American Infantry Division band. Lt General Robert L. Eichelberger expressed pride in their return and paid tribute to 42nd Field Hospital nurses. Included among the released was Staff Sergeant Edward O Neal, connected to Middletown Frederick county, tied to the Corregidor defense in 1942.
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Yokohama
Osaka
Albert Sewell
Hong Kong
Robert L. Eichelberger
Eichelberger
42Nd Field Hospital
Edward O’neal
Samuel D. O'Neal
Middletown
Frederick County
Wainwright
Corregidor
Those Stranded May Get Cash
Washington dispatch reports that Senate debate on the emergency jobless pay bill focuses on travel allowances up to 200 for stranded war workers returning home or to new jobs. Senator McClellan attacks the provision as discriminatory and unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
United Brethren Conference Elects Members and Notes Finances
The United Brethren Conference reported endowment board elections with Revs E C Tutwiler Carl Hiser and Frank Snoody joining the board and E C Wine of Harrisonburg confirmed as treasurer. Glenn Roebush retained as legal counsel. The finance report highlighted a Shenandoah College donation of 25000 to 30000 dollars over years and a 25000 benevolent budget split between denominational and Conference work. Bishop Showers noted no new ministers or ordinations for the year.
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W. FP. Gruver
Endowment Board
E. C. Tutwiler
Carl Hiser
Frank Snoody
E. C. Wine
Harrisonburg
Glenn Roebush
E. N. Funkhouser
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Paul Gruver
Hill
George Ludwig
Keyser
W. Va
L. G. Bridgers
Winchester Church
L. M. Leach
Petersburg
Brumbacks Plan New Store Building and Other Permits
Brumbacks I Brumback and Sons Inc receive permission to demolish their current building and construct a concrete block and brick store at 309 North Cameron Street. The one story structure will measure 100 by 60 to 70 feet and cost about 25000 dollars. Additional permits include church remodeling at First Brethren Church cost 18000 dollars, a frame dwelling addition at 721 South Cameron about 800 dollars, a brick dwelling at 1037 Woodland about 6000 dollars, a 150 dollar garage at 223 South Loudoun, a metal door and coal chute at 16 South Braddock for 200 dollars, an 800 dollar brick garage on Dunlap Street, a 2500 dollar concrete block dwelling at 618 North Kent, a frame and metal building on East Piccadilly used as a photo studio, and a 1500 dollar cin der block garage and shop on Shawnee Avenue.
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E. H. White
Cameron Street
Paul Constable
Woodland Avenue
Esther J. Hottel
Loudoun Street
Joseph Hodgson
South Braddock Street
A. R. Patton
Dunlap Street
North Kent Street
Arthur Lewis
James Chauderis
East Piccadilly Street
Alvin W. Shade
Shawnee Avenue
Nomura Denies Advance Knowledge of Pearl Harbor Attack
Tokyo September 20 retired Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura, then Japan's ambassador to the United States, says militarists forced war and that he could not prevent Nippon from going to war. He denies any double game with Hull and blames young fire eaters and responsible men for the decision.
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Morrie Landsberg
Tokyo
Kichisaburo Nomura
United States
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Hull
Nippon
Tojo to move to Yokohama jail after recovery
U S Army officer Lt Gen Robert Eichelberger says former premier Hideki Tojo will be moved to Yokohama prefectural prison with other Pearl Harbor cabinet members once he recovers from a self inflicted bullet wound. About 32 suspected war criminals are in cells there.
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Yokohama
Japan
Hideki Tojo
Eichelberger
Calaboose
Pearl Harbor
MacArthur
Scarlet Fever Report From Bryarly School
A Bryarly School pupil was sent home after being diagnosed with scarlet fever. Health and school authorities say the school will remain open, with close supervision by teachers, as children are considered safer inside than outside.
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Bryarly
Yanks May Marry German Girls
Members of the Allied occupation forces in Germany may marry Germans with permission from the respective commanders in chief. The Allied Control Council announced the relaxation of the non fraternization rules effective Oct. 1.
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Berlin
Germany
Allied Control Council
Union Leaders Targeted as Auto Strike Slows Detroit
DETROIT Sept 20 The Ford Motor Company A of America and related firms claim union leadership is to blame for a nationwide auto industry slowdown with 80 000 workers idled by a CIO UAW strike. The firm warns the national economy could stall unless leadership responds. R J Thomas the UAW CIO president faced questions without reply.
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Detroit
Corporation of America
Es United Automobile Workers
CIO
Thomas
Henry Ford 2Nd
Ford Motor Company
Murray
Labor conciliators aid Detroit in labor dispute
Seven conciliators were sent from Washington by the U S Labor Conciliation Service to assist officers on the ground as they work to straighten out Detroit's labor troubles.
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Washington
U. S. Labor Conciliation Service
Detroit
Hospital Declares Man sane after commitment for observation
Dan Atkins who had been committed by the court to Southwestern Hospital for observation and treatment has been declared sane by officials of the institution. Judge Burr P Harrison has ordered him back to jail pending further orders. Atkins, accused of robbery, had an epileptic fit during a Corporation Court hearing.
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Dan Atkins
Southwestern Hospital
Burr P. Harrison
Atkins
Corporation Court
B. B. Dutton
Teol Fungicide Ad At Boyd's Drug Steere
An advertisement promotes TEOL a foot fungicide containing 90 percent alcohol for fast penetration and germ killing. It claims relief for itchy sweaty or smelly feet and offers a 35 cent one hour guarantee with a money back promise.
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Boyd’s
Drug Steere
Daily Crossword Clues From An Old Page
A compact clue list featuring terms such as Leap over and One hundred thousand Ind. along with masculine coin Gr. and per to the lobes. Includes entries for Behold Constellation Junk partly open gaze fixed by shun boat measure large worm poem.
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Constellation
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