War Dept Defends Handling of Sicily Air Losses
Secretary Stimson told reporters the War Department did not deliberately suppress news of the July 13 14 loss of 10 planes and 44 crew at Catania Sicily nor the July 11 Geila incident. He said the public should not overemphasize unavoidable wartime accidents.
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Sicily
Isle
War Department
Catania
Geila
Stimson
Gela
48 Hour Week Rule Extended for War Labor Needs
The 48 hour minimum workweek applies to firms in areas under Front Royal Winchester USES including Frederick Warren Clark Shenandoah Fauquier Rappahannock Page and parts of Madison Loudoun MercerWakefield and Piedmont districts. Exemptions possible for youth under 16 certain government workers and others unavailable for full time work. Area Directors may grant temporary exemptions to meet production requirements and avoid undue hardship.
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Delo
Front Rovyal
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester City
Warren County
Front Royal
Clark County
Shenandoah County
Madison
Stonewal
Davis and Johnson
Loudoun County
Mercer
Fauquier County
Scott
Marshall
Rappahannock County
Wake Field
Hampton
Piedmont
Page County
Niga Nai
Springfield
Lairay
War Manpower Commission
Steel Division
War Production Boards
WLB
Offic
United States Employment Service
E. Main St
Piccadilly St
National Bank
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Hampton Roads
Alexandria
Richmond
Government seeks unity in postwar policy and wage rules
Secretary of State Hull urges Americans to avoid disunity as a bipartisan Congressional committee would help shape peace plans. The War Manpower Commission outlines non compliance sanctions for employers, including publicity, withholding referrals, and targeted recruitment to ensure full utilization of labor in essential industries.
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Hull
Slightly Injured In Auto Accident Near Winchester
Clyde Lineburg of 813 E Kent street received a slight injury when his Chevrolet ran over a bank on the Front Royal Pike near Dr. F I McClure property three miles southeast of Winchester. He was treated at Memorial Hospital and fined $5 plus costs for driving without a license.
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Clyde Lineburg
E. Kent Street
F. I. McClure
Front Royal Pike
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Friendship Ambulance
Linebure
George Kline
Carman McFarland
Trial Justice Court
Lindeburg
Permanency for Western Bases Recommended
A House naval subcommittee urged immediate steps to make permanent U S possession of western hemisphere bases acquired from Britain in the 50 destroyer deal. The report calls for extending friendly ties with South American nations and expanding Caribbean defense facilities, citing Roosevelt Roads and Guantanamo Bay as points needing review.
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Washington
House Naval
United Ond
Hebert
D-La
Cole
R-N-Y
Hess
R-Ohio
Britain
U. S
Roosevelt
Subcommittee
United States
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Bermuda
Bahamas
Jamaica
St. Lucia
Trinidad
Antigua
British Guinea
Vinson
D-Ga
Brazil
Caribbean
U. S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Puerto Rico
Roosevelt Roads
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Navy
Board allows 4-F men to perform essential war work
A congressional committee endorses no new 4-F legislation and urges reclassification of 4-Fs into essential and nonessential groups. It calls for public lists of occupa tions enabling reclassifications to 2-AF or 2-BF deferments, notification requirements to draft boards, and induction if essential work is refused.
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Representative Costello
D.-Calif
Selective Service
War Manpower Commission
Army
Navy
Robert Eagle Buys Six Acre Property near Winchester
A deed filed in Frederick Circuit Court shows Robert I. Eagle purchased from The Byers Bromley et al. a six acre dwelling property with outbuildings and island on the south side of the Winchester Berryville Turnpike about one mile east of the city. The sale price was $10 000.
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Frederick
Robert I. Eagle
Byers Bromley
Winchester-Berryville Turnpike
New Poultry Price Ceilings Tabled Amid Uncertainty
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration paused seasonal price increases for low poultry as officials question Fred Vinson's approval validity. The WFA backs higher ceilings to spur early marketing of low producing hens while seeking to reduce flocks due to tight feed supplies.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Office of Economic Stabilization
War Food Administration
OPA
Fred M. Vinson
Vinmnson
Vinson
WFA
Church Women Set Friday Meeting at Handley Library
Miss Clara Esiason announced that the Federated Council of Church Women will meet Friday at 3 30 p m at the Handley Library.
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Federated Council of Church Women
Handley Library
Clara Esiason
South African Bombers Hit Maleme Airdrome in Crete
South African bombers attacked Maleme airfield in Crete yesterday placing fragmentation bombs along runways and a gas line dump. All aircraft returned to their Middle East base.
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Cairo
Maleme
Crete
Runnways
Middleast Air Command
Middle East
Mr. W. L. McCoy Dies In Maryland
Walter Lemuel McCoy, of Brunswick Maryland, died at his home at 3 15 this morning after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife Jes sie B Newcomb McCoy one son Douglas McCoy of Cumberland a sister Mrs Idha Dodson of Winchester two nephews Russell New comb and Herber C White both in the U S Navy. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Funeral services will be from the late home 211 West B Street Brunswick Sunday at 2 o clock with Rev Norman C Trott officiating and burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Walter Lemuel McCoy
Brunswick
Jessie B. Newcomb McCoy
Douglas McCoy
Cumberland
Id Ha Dodson
Winchester
Russell Newcomb
Herber C. White
U. S. Navy
Mr. McCoy
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
The
Brotherhood of R. R. Trainmen
West B. Street
Norman C. Trott
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Lawyer Koehne Claims Persecution and Tapped Phones
Ira Chase Koehne, attorney for four of 30 defendants in a seditious conspiracy case, charges his office telephone is tapped and says he and his clients are being persecuted by the FBI and subversive elements. He cites shadowing of clients and calls attention to courtroom press representation amid a jammed session.
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Washington
Ira Chase Koehne
Koehne
Edward C. Eicher
FBI
Howard V. Broenstrupp
West F. Elmhurst
New York
Lois de Lafayette Washburn
Chicago
Frank W. Clark
Tacoma
Wash
U S. Marshal
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Correct quiz answers listed for page 4 questions. Topics include political party, true/false, wars, generals, seas, numbers, occupations, seasons, and states.
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W. L. McCoy
Maryland
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Ivan Konev
Caribbean Sea
Slaughter House
Spring
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North America Assurance Society
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