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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1945

Page

2

Girl Scout Annual Expense Canvass Plans Announced

Clifford D. Grim and Mrs. Harold G. Brown announce that all plans for the Girl Scout Annual Expense Canvass are complete. A committee led by Grim and several women captains are organized and ready to canvass Winchester, urging community support to back today’s Girl Scouts as future citizens and leaders.

Clifford D. Grim Harold G. Brown Girl Scout Council Grim Winchester Jomor Stee Big Spring Texas

Roosevelt Denies Profiting From Big Loan To Texas Network

Elliott Roosevelt says none of the 200000 borrowed from John Hartford went to personal use and all funds went into the Texas state radio network. He cites the 55 percent stake valued at 1.5 to 2 million and describes stock transfers to creditors, ex-wife, and children as he moved to settle his affairs after joining the Army.

Hollywood Elliott Roosevelt John Hartford Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Texas Roose‘Yelt Variety Hartford Jesse Jones Roosevelt

Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed

Correct responses list for page one questions. False dt ended on V J Day. Names include Mamoru Shigemitsu Yoshijiro Umezu Hans Frank Rudolph Dunbar and Chief Justice of the United States. Locations mentioned include the Black Sea Ofuna Camp and The Carolinas.

Mamoru Shigemitsu Yoshijiro Umezu Black Sea Ofuna Camp The Carolinas Rudolph Dunbar Hans Frank United States

Ration Calendar Details Through Year End

Ration calendar updates list red stamps for meats and fats valid through late Sept to Dec 31, book four stamp 38 sugar valid through Dec 31, some stamps bypassed, plane stamps 1 2 3 4 shoe rationing indefinite. OPA states no cancellation plans.

OPA

Boys Club Plans Seven-Team Touch Football Season

Sacred Heart Athletic Club for Boys completes plans for a seven team touch football season from October 7 to November with two leagues junior and senior. Teams include Tigers Midgets Jr Bees Bears Blue Streaks and Bees. Games on Sundays use two hand touch and 20 yard first down with open field play at Winchester POW camp. Trophy sponsors are George Washington Garage and Firestone Stores.

Sacred Heart Athletic Club Tigers Bears Snider Winchester George Washington Garage Firestone Guy F. Jenkins Pete Edwards Abner Johnson John McGilley

Sound Crop Insurance Urged For Six Million Farmers

E M Punk, county AAA chairman, argues for a crop insurance program to protect farmers who grow food and fiber. He notes existing insurance types and calls farmers and business men to support Wheat Crop Insurance and contact the County AAA office in Winchester by September 29 deadline.

E. M. Punk AAA Committee County Aaa Winchester

German Firms In Chinese Hands In Shanghai Move

Armed Chinese troops seized German business firms in Shanghai and posted guards outside many German homes in a move seen as preliminary to interning Germans. The German bank and I G Farbenindustrie were among buildings taken, with troops described as protecting Germans.

Shanghai I. G. Farbenindustrie Big Dye Trust Tang En-Po

Local Sports Highlight in The Evening Star Daily

The Evening Star Daily features local sports with focus on community teams and upcoming games. Coverage includes score notes, player highlights, and schedules from regional high schools and clubs.

Evening Star

John R. Lee Dies at 61 Near Burnt Factory

John Richard Lee, 61, died at 11 30 this morning at his home near Burnt Factory after months of ill health. A Clarke county native, he was born to the late Arthur and Frances Lee. He married Renie Hillyard of near Bruce town, who survives with children Richard Her ne Helen Nellie Elsie and Maye. He leaves eight brothers and sisters including Arthur Jess Charles Lee of Burnt Factory Daniel Lee Clearbrook Walter Lee Winchester Mollie Hillyard Middleway and Annie and Edith Lee of Winchester. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.

John Richard Lee Burnt Factory Clarke County Arthur Frances Lee Renie Hillyard Brucetown Richard Herne Helen Nellie Elsie Maye Jess Charles Lee Daniel Lee Clearbrook Walter Lee Winchester Mollie Hillyard Middleway W. Va Annie Edith Lee

Negro Day Nursery to Stage Oct 5 Program

Children from the Negro Day Nursery will present a musical literary program and a mock wedding at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church on South Braddock Street Friday evening October 5 at 8 30. Refreshments will be sold to benefit the nursery and the public is invited to attend.

Friends of the Negro Day Nursery Mt. Carmel Baptist Church South Braddock Street Negro Day Nursery

Disarming of Japanese May Begin After Reinforcements Arrive

Reports say disarming of Japanese may begin on a large scale next week after strong British and French reinforcements arrive. In Saigon there was considerable shooting downtown on Wednesday night and fires in warehouses and small factories. Nightly arson targets food stores as Annamese try to curb French food supply, risking local victims.

Gon Saigon Annamese

Airplane dusts Clarke Orchard in 30 minutes

Aerial spraying of 25 acres at Rosemont Orchard near Berryville used a hormone spray to prolong apple on-tree time. The plane skimmed treetops and sprayed lower branches, with ground dusting taking two days previously. If successful, the method may expand to Martin Mountain Orchard in Allegany, Maryland next month.

Rosemont No. 2 Berryville Martin Mountain Allegany Henry W. Miller, Jr Paw Paw W. Va Northwest

Poultry Eases Rations May Signal End of Meat Limits

Washington reports a bumper poultry and turkey crop may ease or end meat rationing by November. Officials expect one third of 1,200,000 pounds of poultry and turkey meat to reach civilians in late year markets while armed services have secured most year needs. Higher supplies of red meats plus poultry could meet demand as reconversion unemployment, strikes, and competing goods reduce consumer buying.

Washington Agriculture Department Turkey Armed Services

Police School To Deal With Juvenile Delinquency

The third week of the Winchester Police Training School ends tonight with a lecture on methods to handle juvenile delinquency. An instructor from the Federal Bureau of Investigation will lead the session.

Police School Winchester Police Training School Federal Bureau of Investigation

Dr. W. D. Myers Fined by Police Court

Dr. W. D. Myers of W Boscawen Street was found guilty on charges of gravity while under liquor. Judge John Rice imposed a 100 dollar fine plus costs. Myers’ operator’s license was revoked for one year and a 30 day jail term suspended.

W. D. Myers W. Boscawen Street John Rice Myer

Balkan Ministers Face Deadlock Over Balkan Treaty Talks

The Big Three foreign ministers Byrnes Molotov and Bevin try to break a procedural deadlock on drafting treaties with Romania Hungary and Bulgaria. Russians push for fewer adversaries citing Potsdam Armistice terms while British and American support the five nation principle and the French protest.

U. S James F. Byrnes Vyacheslav M. Molotov Ernest Bevin Romania Hungary Bulgaria Potsdam

Braden to Advise on Argentina Policy After Return

Washington reports Spruille Braden will become assistant secretary of State for Latin American affairs and the president's hemispheric advisor on Argentina policy. Braden, en route from Argentina, urged U S reevaluation after Peron regime arrests and siege tactics aimed at constitutional democratic elements.

Washington Truman Spruille Braden Argentina State Department United States London Byrnes Puerto Rico Buenos Aires Col Juan Peron Seige Americas Peron

MacArthur Seeks War Time Economic Restabilization

General Douglas MacArthur demanded detailed plans before reopening stock exchanges and warned of reorganizing the Bank of Japan. Domei reported a large note increase since the August truce and Nippon's shipping capacity plummeted from 6 million to 1.5 million gross tons. Asahi cited 31,000 seamen killed or wounded with figures expected to rise.

MacArthur Stock Exchange Bank Domei Bank of Japan Tokyo Japan Domei Agency Nippon Asahi

Ramey Burns Case Update At Local Hospital

W Boyd Ramey sustained first and second degree burns Wednesday while trying to start a stalled truck. The gas ignition set his clothes ablaze as Carlton Ramey and C N Braithwaite were in the cab. Carlton was burned on the hand and treated. Braithwaite suffered shock and was cared for.

W. Boyd Ramey Ramey Carlton Ramey Rt. 3 C. N. Braithwaite

Divorce Suits Settled In Local Court

John L. Romick granted absolute divorce from Margie P. Romick for adultery. married April 10, 1943. Neither may remarry within four months. Garland D. Fiddler desertion case merged into absolute decree for Cathryn C. Fiddler. Both heard in Corporation Court by Judge Kurr P. Harrison.

John L. Romick Margie P. Romick Garland D. Fiddler Cathryn C. Fiddler Corporation Court Kurr P. Harrison

Textile Industry Strikes Surge Across Several States

A sweeping textile and related industry strike threatens up to half a million garment workers with loss of work if supply cuts persist. Dyers and Finishers Employers Association call the walkout a surprise. Pennsylvania coal pits close as 59 mines shut. West Virginia and New York City see large idle workforces. AFL lumber and oil strikes contribute to production curtailment. New York building service strike nears arbitration as mediation talks begin. Wages and hours dominate the dispute.

New York Pennsylvania Virginia North South Carolina Charles Vermorel The Dyers & Finishers Employers Association West Virginia Pacific Northwest CID AFL Detroit New York City

Star- Press Daily Reports of Berryville Events

Berryville notes detail local happenings in Clarke County with focus on incidents, meetings, and public notices. Names of residents and organizations appear as readable details, outlining community activity for the day.

Berryville Boyce & Clarke County

Market Quotations For Livestock And Produce In Daily Trade

Baltimore and Chicago markets report mostly steady to active trading. Cattle and calves show limited offerings and steady prices. hogs at ceiling levels. sheep steady with small pack lambs noted. Prices listed for West Virginia lambs, sows, and slaughter grades vary by class and weight.

Baltimore West Virginia Chicago USDA

Chicago Grain Quotations

Chicago prices open lower on frost doubt with December Wheat at 1.72 1 2 cents and Corn at 1.17. Oats and Rye futures also show declines across December and May contracts as traders weigh weather amid the crop outlook.

Chicago Rye

Patton Reports Direct To Eisenhower On Denazification

Gen George S Patton Jr has gone to Frankfurt to report to General Eisenhower on denazification and other aspects of his eastern military district administration in the American occupation zone Eisenhower summoned him to appear early next week Patton met with Robert Murphy Eisenhowers political adviser and an army investigator discussed Nazi removal from public office in Bavaria while third army officials released new statistics claiming denazification progress is ahead of other zones

U. S. Third Army Germany George S. Patton, Jr Frankfurt On the Main Eisenhower Patton Robert Murphy Murphy Anonymos Army Pee Bavaria Third Army

Senate Near Vote On Employment

Washington Sept 28 A plan aiming to secure continuing full employment moved toward a Senate vote. Debate focused on whether jobs would be the federal government's paramount objective and a Hatch amendment softened the language to align with national policy.

Washington Senate Hatch D.-N.m

Also Mentioned on This Page

Associated Press Boy’s Club John R. Lee MTS AU Aye Eae Bruce Nen John W. Rosenberger & Co Braddock Clarke Dr. W. D. Myers Balkan M’arthur Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Boyce Dallas L Hill's Toy & Novelty N. Loudoun St Purina Chek R-Ton Checkerboard Feed Store N. Cameron St Gen. Patton Sisalkraft Cameron Street Handley Board of Trustees Handley Schools Handley Library Handley Fund Winchester Furniture Company South Main Street Dial Miller’s Hardware and Household Supplies
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