Horse Show Results from Virginia and Nearby Venues
Report of horse show standings listing owners and riders for categories such as open gaited horses and horsemanship. Notable entries include Moon Fixer winning knock down and out, and multiple winners across divisions like three gaited and five gaited saddles mares with named farms and riders in North Carolina and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Wharton
Greensboro
Sweetheart
Billy Sutton
Wilmington
Gay Caballero
R. B. Triplett
Lenoir
William Bower
Moon Fixer
Southern Pines
W. O. Moss
Earl Phillips
High Point
Clay Welker
Spot
Sedgefield Stables
George Bryson, Jr
Peter. H. Vandevender
Charlottesville
Lady In Black
C. A. Carr
Winston Salem
Drucilla Darr
Regetta
Mary Sutton
Miss Joy
Carolyn Horton
Winston-Salem
J E. Gosnell
Reenville
Nancy McClung
Starwood Charlies
Decatur
Eddie Barham
American Cheer Goode Watkins
Cynthia's
T. F. Motley
O. F Gage
Miss Blackout
Dr. C L. Crawford
Atlanta
Gawner
E G. Gilmore
L G. Traxler
Star Time Lady
Carolanne Farm
Jimmie Thompson
Diana Gleam
Old Mill Farm
Goode Watkins
Midnight Rose
J. R. Rogers
Eigh
Fowler's Grandview Farm
Jimmy Robertson
Pantelleria and Lampedusa under heavy aerial assault
The article describes Italian island defenses at Lampedusa and Pantelleria, with American and British air and naval actions from Malta. It notes bombings on Regio Calabria and Sicily targets, and reports on the surrender of Pantelleria with allied air superiority and German claims of enemy losses.
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Lampedusa
Malta
Pantelleria
Iing
Desert Air Force
Regigio Calabria
Italy
Pozzallo
Milazzo
Sicily
East On Verge Winning First N C A A Title
The Violets of New York University near a first National Collegiate Track and Field crown as finals loom at Northwestern University. California and Southern California rival for the title with strong NYU performers led by Zoellner and Conwell in sprint and hurdle events amid a field including Halliburton Cotter Grohsberger Mayer Bates and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Violets
New York University
Pacific Coast
N.C.A.A
Northwestern University
Southern California
Trojans
N.Y.A
Zoellner
Washington
California
N.Y.U
Edward Conwell
Warren Halliburton
Frank Cotter
Charles Grohsberger
Bernard Mayer
Leonard Bates
Jack Trout
Cliff Bourland
Douglas Miller
Edsel Curry
North and South Carolina Weather With Scattered Showers
A small temperature change tonight with scattered thundershowers mainly in the west this afternoon in North Carolina and a few in South Carolina this afternoon. The pattern shows little shift in temperatures across both states as unsettled conditions persist.
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North Carolina
West Portion
South Carolina
War Today On Invasion Plans And Air Supremacy
The piece discusses bombing strategy to ease an Allied invasion of Europe, noting slow Fleet increases but hopeful trends toward air superiority. It cites Gen Baker on American forces in Britain growing and ready to support invasion. It also reports Nazi circles acknowledging bombing’s toll on German civilians and soldiers alike.
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Hitler
France
Gen
Baker
Britain
Europe
Berlin
Stockholm
53rd Raid on Ruhr Target Marks Renewed Allied Blitz
The text recounts the 53rd raid on the Ruhr iron and steel complex, noting May 25 as a peak assault with about 2,000 tons dropped by 500 British bombers. It describes American heavy bombers resuming attacks after a lull, facing fighters and flak on an 800 mile mission from northwest Germany. The report also covers prior strikes on Düsseldorf and Wilhelmshaven, and Allied plans for multi site attacks in a single day led by Maj. Gen. Ira C. Baker.
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Ruhr
the &Th U. S. Air Force
Germany
Reich
Axis
Pantelleria
Dusseldorf
RAF
Hitler
St. Nazaire
la Pallice
Rennes
France
Fuppertal
Belgium
Holland
Wilhelmshaven
Cuxhaven
Ira C. Baker
VU. 8
Butter Receipts Hit 1.49 Million in Chicago Market
Chicago reports butter receipts totaling 1.493 million pounds with 16,931 eye receipts. Mercantile Exchange closed with no prices quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Russians jubilant over Pantelleria capture and White Russia battles
Dispatches report heavy fighting in German-held White Russia as the 1943 offensive nears launch. Russians celebrate Pantelleria's fall as a rehearsal for larger operations and express renewed confidence in an Allied victory with U.S.S.R. Britain and United States lend-lease ties strengthening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Pantelleria
Izvestia
United States
Aid Sought To Save N. C. Snap Bean Crop
At a Raleigh conference yesterday processing company representatives and state and federal agencies urged government aid to preserve price supports for food crops or raise subsidies for canners. They also urged lowering the point value of canned beans due to large on hand stocks and cited labor shortages preventing 24 hour operations during harvest.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
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