Emperor to Meet MacArthur in Tokyo Amid Occupation Shifts
Reports say Emperor Hirohito will meet General MacArthur at the U S Embassy in Tokyo as occupation changes proceed. Japan reorganizes its liaison office with six departments to meet MacArthur's demands and a new vice foreign minister is named amid government resignations and plans to loosen the throne clique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Emperor Hirohito
MacArthur
Japan
House of Peers
Hirohito
Yoshichika Tokugawa
Chungking
Foreign Office
Privy Council
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Shigemitsu
Tatsuo Kawai
Shunichi Matzumoto
Trouble Ahead in Allied Policy Over Germany Split
Washington officials warn of likely German split into Russian influenced eastern regions and Anglo American western zones. Economic disarray may force United States to consider funding food shipments this winter. Russian zone seen stripping Berlin area of usable machinery, hindering Potsdam economic unity.
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Washington
Germany
Russia
Europe
United States
Erican
Berlin
Douglas MacArthur
State Department
Flying club plans first meeting on simplified control
A new flying club is organizing a simplified control plane and invites all interested people to the initial meeting in Room 23 above People’s Drug Store on Thursday September 27 at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Drug Store
Diamond Cab Service Opens 24 Hours
The Diamond Cab Service operates 24 hours a day with offices at West Water opposite Lutheran Church. Dial 4841 for quick and prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Water
Lutheran Church
Heinz Co Receiving Cider and Canning Apples Daily
H. J. Heinz Co. will receive cider and canning apples daily from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. This instruction appears on the notice page dated September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Heinz Co
Auction Sale of Antiques Shows Classified Listings
Classified column notes an upcoming auction sale of antiques with multiple dated entries and page references. The brief indicates a sale event and catalog details across several dates, inviting readers to consult the classified section for full information.
Russian Paper Attacks Gen Wilson Over Chatter
Izvestia denounces Field Marshal Sir Henry Maitland Wilson as a chatterer and warns he is playing a dangerous game by urging the American public against the Soviet Union. The British envoy on the joint staff mission in Washington suggested Russia could develop the atomic bomb within five years, shifting global power.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Field Marshall
Henry Maitland Wilson
Soviet Union
Wilson
Joint Staff
Washington
Washington Dispatch
Last Thurdsay
Europe
Russia
MacArthur Named Allied Commander By Truman
President Truman said the occupation policy for Japan and General Douglas MacArthur as Supreme Commander were agreeable to all Allies. He denied official knowledge of Russian plans for an Allied control commission and noted the Soviet representative could convey views to MacArthur. He declined plans for another Big Four meeting and expressed impatience with published reports.
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Washington
Truman
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
London
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
U. S
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Sees World Headed For Another War
The Daily Herald of London argues the world is headed for another war as the Council of Foreign Ministers is ruled by power politics and suspicions. It says the Atlantic and San Francisco Charters have been forgotten and that 1919 spirit appears to recur.
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London
The
Daily Herald
British Labor Party
the Herald
Council of Foreign Ministers
Atlantic
San Francisco
Herald
Milk delivery time changes starting Sept twenty seventh
Beginning Thursday afternoon September 27 milk will be delivered in the evening instead of morning with the exception of Sunday mornings during the winter season by Sanitary Dairy.
Bloom's Going Out of Business Sale Announcement
The notice indicates Bloom's is entering a final week of a going out of business sale. It lists dates and terms for discount events and remaining inventory clearance. The item implies a store shutdown with concluding sale details for shoppers.
Showers Headed This Way Forecast Upsets Warm Day
The sun briefly lifted temperatures to 80 degrees after a low of 68. A trace of rain fell at the Winchester Research Laboratory but was not measurable. Additional showers were forecast across Maryland Virginia and West Virginia with continued moderate temperatures.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Cider Apples Wanted at Ridgewood Plant
Ridgewood Fruit Industries seeks cider apples at its Merriman Lane plant. Contact via phone 5938 for inquiries.
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Ridgewood Fruit Industries
Merriman Lane
WANTED Rent a Winchester house by Dec first
Wanted to rent a house in a good section of Winchester by December 1st. Must have 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Write F. S. A., care Star, immediately.
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Winchester
Wanted Apple Pickers With Top Wages
Help wanted advertisement seeking apple pickers with high wages. Apply at Room 6 in the Farmers & Merchants National Bank Building. Dated 9 26.
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Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Gift of Plane To General De Gaulle
President Truman announced the gift of a C-54 air transport to General Charles De Gaulle as a friendly gesture to France. He said the plane was given under the war powers act, noting the U S has surplus C-54s and De Gaulle needed one.
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General de Gaulle
Washington
Truman
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Roosevelt
Churchill
Great Britain
Chiang Kai-Shek
Eisenhower orders Patton to report on Bavarian denazification progress
General Eisenhower summons Gen. George S. Patton to give a personal report on Nazis still in Third Army territory and to account for his Bavarian stewardship next week. Smith, Eisenhower's chief of staff, says no modification of orders to remove Nazis ruthlessly.
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Frankfort
Main
Eisenhower
George S. Patton
Bavaria
Walter B. Smith
Third Army
Patton
Smith
Five Allied Foreign Ministers Face Fresh German Problems
In London a clash between Soviet and French officials over a communiqué last night delayed talks on German peace issues. The dispute came as the United States signaled possible recognition of Hungary and as Byrnes and Molotov prepared to depart. Budget and policy questions dominated discussions with Hungary, Balkan and Mediterranean roles, and Pacific strategy also on the agenda.
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London
United States
Hungary
V. M. Molotov
Russia
France
Molotov
Alsace
Lorraine
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
U. S
Home
State Byrnes
Mediterranean
Balkan
Pacific
James F. Byrnes
Washington
Allied Control Commission
City-Wide Canvass For Winchester Girl Scouts
Winchester residents will be surveyed next week to fund the local Girl Scout Council. The drive aims to support 15 troops through trained leaders, better camping facilities, and needed equipment, highlighting girls’ community service and wartime staffing shortages.
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Girl Scout
Winchester
Girl Scout Council
White Rock
Winchester Memorial
Saigon in Flames as Annamites Fire Market
Rioting Annamites kidnapped French workers and burned Saigon’s largest market, threatening to destroy the city. British troops rescued 31 of 40 abducted Frenchmen. nine believed missing and possibly slain. Some reports mention women and children taken.
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Vern Haugland
Saigon
Indo-China
Main
Annamites
Three Doolittle Raiders Executed by Japanese in 1942
The War Department confirmed that three fliers from Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle's Tokyo raid were executed by their captors on October 15, 1942 in Kiangwan China. Lt. William G. Farrow of Lakewood Ohio Lieutenant Dean Hallmark of Dallas Texas and Staff Sergeant Harold Spatz of Lebo Kansas were cremated and their ashes given to the Red Cross. The Japanese accused the crew of strafing school children.
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Washington
James H. Doolittle
Tokyo
War Department
Roosevelt
China Theater
William G. Farrow
Lakewood
Ohio
Dean Hallmark
Dallas
Tex
Harold Spatz
Lebo
Kas
Kiangwan
China
International Red Cross
Settlement Ends 21 Day United Fuel Gas Strike
Charleston report says United Fuel Gas Company and CIO International Oil Workers Union reached a settlement restoring about 1000 workers to their jobs after three days of talks. The dispute began September 5 and affected operations across seven eastern states. The return to work was scheduled for 4 o clock.
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Charleston
W. Va
United Fuel Gas Company
Harry A Wallace, Jr
Lindsey P. Walden
CIO International Oil Workers Union
United Fuel
Chicago
CIO Oil Workers International Union
Detroit
CIO United Automobile Workers
Chrysler Corporation
CIO
United Rubber
B. F. Goodrich Company
Arkon
Ohio
Bloom's Going Out of Business Sale Ends Soon
Bloom's announces a final week for its Going Out of Business Sale with big bargains on fall coats priced from 19.85 after 25.00 to 29.85 values and shoes offered at 1.00 1.49 and 1.98 per pair. The notice appears in a continuation on page 2 column 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BLOOM
New Fall Coats
Oil Workers Union authorizes nationwide strike
The Oil Workers International Union CIO says district presidents will notify locals of a nationwide strike authorized to involve about 250 000 workers. About 35 000 are already on strike across seven states, halting refineries and oil plants.
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Chicago
Oil Workers’ International Union
CIO
Harvey O'Connor
International Union
Presbytery To End Fall Session This Afternoon
The Winchester Presbytery will close this afternoon after a morning session highlighted by Hampden Sydney College president Edgar G Gammons appeal for a half million dollar campaign. Moderated by L B Gibbs the opening service featured a sermon and a Belgian Congo missionary talk by L A McMurray who urged recruiting 75 new missionaries. The meeting also heard prayers from J L Stuart and Ben Reed with remarks on the Emergency Home Mission Fund and church opportunities in the South. The report by Glenn O Young and other closing prayers followed as the group prepared to resume the Emergency Home Mission Fund drive.
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Winchester
Front Royal Presbyterian Church
Edgar G. Gammon
Hampden-Sydney College
L. B. Gibbs
Woodstock
L. A. McMurray
Belgium
Congo
Africa
Rev. McMurray
J. L. Stuart
Stephens City
Glenn O. Young
Petersburg
W. Va
Ben Reed
Burlington
Leslie Patterson
D. D
Emergncy Home Mission Fund
The
General Assembly
Presbytery
Tusday
South
Whitacre Barber Shop Opens Friday in Loudoun Street
Whitacre Barber Shop will open Friday September 28 at 508 South Loudoun Street. Local patrons will find a new men’s grooming option in downtown Winchester with hours and services to be announced.
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Whitacre
S. Loudoun St
Rummage Sale at Episcopal Church House
A rummage sale to be held at the Episcopal Church House located at 134 West Boscawen Street on Saturday, September 29 starting at 10 a.m. Proceeds to support church activities.
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Episcopal Church House
W. Boscawen
Virginia State Guard unit summons members for meeting
All members of Co. 115 Virginia State Guard are ordered by Captain W A Baker to attend the officers meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 o'clock. Attendance is required and the location is Middleburg. the last Sunday's meeting will be announced at this time.
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Co. 115
Virginia State Guard
W. A. Baker
Middleburg
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Army
Navy
Russell Brines
John M. Hightower
Gen. Wilson
Presvesea
Sanitary Dairy
Bloom's
L. Eisenhower
Big Five
International Organization
Doolittle
O'Connor
William &. Knous
Colorado Supreme Court
Labor Department
Schwellenbach
Garment
Associated Press
New York City
AFL
Golden Glow
E. Gerrard Street
M. K. Shirkey
VA. S. G
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