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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1945

Page

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Big Three resume talks as Molotov arrives in Washington

Washington April 23 The Big Three ministers resumed discussions before the San Francisco Conference. Molotov arrived at Stettinius office with Eden present and no progress statements issued yet. The session followed Moscow arrival and greeting in Washington with a formal welcome at the Blair-Lee mansion.

Washington San Francisco Molotov Stettinius Anthony Eden State Department Andrei Gromyko W. Averell Harriman Russia Alexander Cadogan Archibald Clark-Kerr Moscow U. S Eden Marshal Stalin U. S. Army Blair-Lee

Missing in Action Pfc Alfred Bly Report

Telegram from the War Department informs Mrs S A Bly Route 1 A Win See that her son Pfc Alfred Bly is MIA in Germany since April 2 He served with Hodges First Army Ninth Division and was wounded Oct 11 1944 but returned to duty He enlisted March 1944 trained in Alabama shipped overseas August 1944 He had a sister Cpl Louise Bly WAC at Maxton Air Base NC and a brother Leonard plus several other siblings

S. A. Bly Alfred Li Bly Germany Hodges First Army Ninth Division Bly Alabama Pfc Cpl Louise Bly WAC Maxton Air Base N. C Leonard

Five Winchester Officials To Be Elected This Fall

With filing deadlines looming less than three weeks away, petitions circulate for five Winchester offices. James P. Reardon, W. A. Baker, Charles P. McVicar, P. J. Marshall, and Gibson Baker seek renomination as candidates for commonwealth's attorney city solicitor, city treasurer, commissioner of revenue, city clerk, and city sergeant. Incumbents plan to run again. no opposition expected in the Democratic primary on August 7.

Winchester James P. Reardon Commonwealth's W. A. Baker Charles P. McVicar P. J. Marshall Gibson Baker

Public sale of securities in Winchester Virginia

Public sale to be held in front of the county court house in Winchester Virginia on Saturday April 28 at noon. Dunn and Duvall auctioneers act as agents for owners and offer blocks of 246 Berkeley Woolen Co shares 190 Virginia Woolen Co shares 112 Winchester Credit Corp shares.

Winchester Virginia Berkeley Woolen Co Virginia Woolen Co Winchester Credit Corp Dunn & Duvall

State Revenue Notice for Bailey May 1 Deadline

All state income tangible and intangible assessments are due by May 1. Earl S. Bailey Commissioner of Revenue Fred Co will be in the County Court House April 25 26 from 7 to 9 p m to assist in filing incomes and assessments.

County Court House

Community of Pacific Proposal At San Francisco Conference

Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo proposed a regional “community of the Pacific” joining Pacific-bordering nations for mutual defense and cooperation within the United Nations security system. He argued it would counter Japan’s co prosperity sphere and survive only by a superior idea.

San Francisco Pacific United Nations Carlos P. Romulo Associated Press Japan Greater East Asia

Truman Inspires Nation's Trust Says Sen Byrd

Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia praises President Truman after a week in office. Byrd says Truman shows heart and mind, faces grave duties, and has united the nation with confidence. He notes Roosevelt’s memory spurred peace goals and trusts Truman to strive toward them.

Truman Sen Byrd Washington Harry S. Truman Harry F. Byrd Virginia Senate Chicago Trueman White House Roosevelt America

Allied Fifth Army closes on Po River in Italy drive

U S Fifth Army troops push 35 miles north of Bologna toward the Po River as Allied planes ruin 1700 Nazi vehicles yesterday. The advance runs 220 to 240 miles from French American forces advancing into Germany with Bologna to the south. The thrust bypasses Modena and may reach the Po with Bologna within sight though exact lines are not released.

Noland Norgaard Rome Fifth Army Bologna Italy Germany Modena Co. B S

Japs Recapture Kakazu Town In Okinawa Darkness

Japanese troops infiltrated under cover of darkness and retook Kakazu town in western Okinawa from the U S 27th Division. The drive south was described as slow and costly by an officer as Adm Nimitz reported no major changes in lines despite heavy naval air and artillery support.

Guam Kakazu Okinawa Chester W. Nimitz Nimitz

Light voting expected in local delegate election

Voters in Winchester and Frederick counties and the city prepare to select a delegate to the constitutional convention with no local contest. Commonwealth Attorney J Sloan Kuykendall is the sole candidate for the 25th district.

Commonwealth J. Sloan Kuykendall Winchester Frederick, Clarke Shenandoah Virginia Frederick County Fourty General Assembly Warren County H. F. Minter Charles Wright Bridgewater College Edward Gibson Culpeper Loudoun County Richmond

Horrors Of Nazi Prison Camp Are Indescribable

Eight American congressmen toured Buchenwald in Germany invited by Eisenhower and described the scenes of emaciated prisoners, hanging bodies, crematorium ashes, and a camp overwhelmed by atrocity. They noted improvements since liberation but faced 21 000 still there and thousands more ill, including 800 children and 5 000 patients with typhoid, typhus, and tuberculosis.

Buchenwald Germany Carter Manasco D-Ala Rep Gordon Canfield N.J Eisenhower Britain Gen Henry M. Jackson

Twenty Men Report For Induction In Roanoke

Nine Winchester and eleven county men left the city for Roanoke to report for induction into the armed forces. Listed by the Winchester board are Lewis Carpenter Guy Miller Bennie Jones Jr Johnnie Kirk Leroy Cahill Richard Lineburg Otis Stottelmyer James Kremer and Clyde Campbell transferred out for induction. Frederick County board adds John Willey Douglas Russell Alvin Tavenner James Christian Ray Adams Denver DeHaver Mack Gent Suel Vance Herman Allens George Lofton and James Chesn transferred in from Romney.

Winchester Roanoke Winchester Board Lewis Randolph Carpenter Guy Woodrow Miller Bennie H. Jones, Jr Johnnie Martin Kirk Leroy F. Cahill Richard R. Lineburg Otis R. Stottelmyer James Henry Kremer Clyde Sylvas Campbell Frederick County Frederick County Board John David Willey Douglas Stuart Russell Alvin Clements Tavenner James Preston Christian Ray Clifton Adams Denver Hershell DeHaver Mack Suel Vance Herman Lee Allens George W Lofton James William Chesn Fron Romney

Radio Equipment Starts To Arrive

The first piece of the Motorola police radio equipment for the city has arrived. The balance is expected within three to four weeks. A co axial antenna will be erected on top of the I O O F Building roof.

Motorola

City Auto Tags Hit 1 725 Sales, McVicar Says

Commissioner of revenue Charles P. McVicar reports 1 725 city auto tags sold up to Monday morning. Police will start checking for the new tags May 1.

Charles P. McVicar Commissioner of Revenue

Dance Round and Square Orchard Win on Wednesday Night

Orchard wins a Wednesday night event titled Dance Round and Square with music by Sonny Fre and His Playboys. The listing notes an April 25 date and credits the group under a 4-23-lp-31 catalog tag.

Orchard Sonny Frre His Playboys

Hitler Remains In Berlin As Soviet Onslaught Backs Berlin

German broadcasts from Hamburg claim Adolf Hitler stays in Berlin directing the battle from the front. Goebbels is in Berlin and warns Berlin and Prague as bastions that must not fall, with Bolshevik advances described as threatening Europe’s fate.

London Adolf Hitler Berlin Hamburg Reich Fuehrer Paul Joseph Goebbels Goebbels Prague Bohemia-Moravia Europe Germany Hitler DNB Col Reymann Bruno Ritter von Hauenschild

Delicious Candys Now Available at Valley New Stand

Candy shop notices new stock at 30 E Piccadilly St. The Valley News Stand advertises fresh sweets arriving on April 13 with daily hours Monday and Thursday at 1 PM.

Valley Newstand Piccadilly St Pri

Berlin battle nears climax as Red Army tightens grip

New York dispatches report Berlin surrounded as Soviet forces push from three sides toward the heart of the city. Red banners fly over damaged blocks while German lines claim a recaptured station and Nazi leaders direct the defense from within Berlin outskirts.

New York Moscow Berlin Blue Network London Greater Berlin Wilhelmstrasse Unter der Linden Tiergarten Spandau Reich Coepenick Beelitz Trebbin Teltow Dahlwitz High Command Prenzlauer Allee Potsdam Platz Havel Opandale Charlottenburg Hamburg Oranienburg Henningsdorf Hennigsdorf Hitler Nazi Fuehrer Goebbels Potsdamer Plantz Landsburg Frankfurter Strassen

Winchester School clothing drive totals 42117 items

Superintendent Garland R. Quarles announced Winchester schools collected 42117 clothing items, averaging 21 pieces per pupil. He could not yet name the top individual or top room, pending final figure recapitulation and standings.

Winchester Garland R. Quarles Quaries

German Prisoners of War Used For Farm Work in Frederick

The County Agent's office reports a contract to employ German prisoners of war at 30 cents an hour for crop harvesting and emergency farm work. Fifty prisoners are allocated for April and May, eleven for June to August, with a new contract to cover September to November. Farmers listed include Fred Sturm and Harry Butler among others in Frederick and Clarke counties. Prisoner use requires sub contracts with the Frederick County Fruit Growers Association and adherence to terms.

Walker McC. Bond Frederick County Fruit Growers Association Ing Frederick Clarke Counties Fred Sturm Beverly Estate Harry Butler John Bywaters A. S. Hewitt P. W. Plumley J. M. Pishpaw W. N. Barret 3Rd Service Command

Patton drives new offensive toward Danube and Regensburg

American forces push toward the Danube as Patton's Third Army drives from the Swiss border to within 128 miles of Regensburg and 125 miles from Linz. Stuttgart and Freiburg fall, Desau surrenders with over 120000 taken, while British and American units close on the Elbe and Bremen areas.

James M. Long Paris George Patton Hitler Danube Munich Patton Den Bian Regensburg Ronghold Linz Redoubt Pilsen -Prague Third Alexander M. Patch Enannel Brenner Pass Lake Constance Black Forest Stuttgart Freiburg Jacob L. Devers Sixth Berch Dresden Saxony Saar Ardennes Gers Dannenberg Ham Elbe Barby

Election Officials in Winchester Call Results Promptly

Election officials in Winchester are urged to report results promptly. The message emphasizes timely updates as ballots are counted and finalized. Local authorities vow across the city to publish results quickly.

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Big 3 Pfe Alfred L. Bly Alfred Bly Earl S. Bailey. Comm. of Revenue Fred.Co Po River U. S. Congress Don ‘Whitehead Bulletin Richard Kasischke Third Service Command Rt Medan Dare First Opem Bremen Des Sau Des
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