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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1944

Page

2

Handley Cindermen win district meet with 49 points

Handley High dominated the District 2 Literary and Meet at VMI Lexington, scoring 49 points to win by a wide margin. The Handley track squad swept many events led by Clarence Hoover 220 yard dash and Eddie Levi 440 yard dash, with teammates securing multiple second and third places. Their literary team, led by Dan Saxe Betty Cather and Walter Fries, won the district title by default as no other Class B schools entered. The state meet at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville on May 12-13 awaits the district winners.

Handley High VMI Janet Lovett Caroll Moraw Betty Sendrie Handley Dan Saxe Betty Cather Walter Fries Edward Clark Richard Grave Richard Brown Clarence Hoover Eddie Levi Glindstone Crim Godfrey Lake Boyd Hamman Bob Renfrew Alton Powell Clarence Hoove University of Virginia Charlottesville Lexington Courtney Fauver Charlies Robinson Otis “Snag” Sargent Waynesboro Coving Clifton Forge Harrisonburg Strasburg Wilbur Dyke George Boyd Frank Taylor Gladstone Crim John Spaid Donald Cochran Boyd Hamman

Answers to the Daily Quiz

The page lists quiz answers with Bur ma as true and includes items such as a $20,000 question and references to Minnesota, Ulysses Grant, Act of Congress, Thomas A Edison, $15,000, Angora and Sears Roebuck Co.

Perce Burma Minnesota Ulysses Grant Act of Congress Thomas A. Edison Angora Sears, Roebuck & Co

Regulation fixes open season for crappie

The Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries announces an open season for crappie. West of the Blue Ridge Mountains it runs June 20 to December 31, and east of the Blue Ridge Mountains June 20 to March. The regulation becomes effective June 20, 1944, by order of Acting Chairman Beverley W Stra jr.

Richmond Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains Blue Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries Beverley W Stras, JR

Ration Schedule Details Indicate Indefinite Validity Dates

The notice lists wartime ration stamp values. Meats fats and processed foods stamps now valid indefinitely with several substitutions and May 1945 and May 2 dates. Sugar stamps 30 and 31 for five pounds. Blue stamps and airplane stamps also updated. Gasoline credits vary by region with three to five gallon limits through May and June.

Associated Press Puel

War Manpower Office Answers 48-Hour Week Questions

Harrisonburg Va April 2 War Manpower Commission area office lists questions from employers and employees after the 48 hour work week in the Front Royal Winchester labor market. Answers cover objectives coverage voluntary adoption penalties and cross area applicability with emphasis on essential production and compliance mechanisms.

Harrisonburg War Manpower Commission Area Front Royal-Winchester George D. Delo WMC War Manpower Commission War Manpower Comission Area

Virginian Leads Outfit Ashore at Humboldt Bay

Four infantry companies spearhead dawn assaults on crescent beaches at Humboldt Bay near Hollandia New Guinea. Left flank landing led by First Lt H H Hardricke of Memphis Michigan and a smaller group commanded by First Lt Arthur G Wholey of Fredericksburg Virginia.

Humboldt Bay Hollandia New Guinea H. H. Hardricke Memphis Mich Arthur G. Wholey Fredericksburg

Sickness Fatal To Mr. Haskins

Frederick J. Haskin 71 died after several months illness. He founded an information bureau over 28 years ago providing readers with questions and answers. Born in Shelbina Missouri he worked on Torch Light later publishing and contributing to St. Louis Globe Democrat. Survived by widow and two sons Nagel in the Navy and Frederic Jr an Army chaplain.

Washington Frederick J. Haskin Haskins Shelbina The Torchlight St. Louis Globe-Democrat Nagel Navy Prederic, Jr

Tire And Tube Purchases Approved Here

War relief board approves extensive tire and tube purchases dated April 20 1944. The list names numerous individuals and businesses across towns such as Winchester Grimes Star Tannery Clearbrook Martinsville and Opequon with multiple tires and tubes allotted to each. The procurement includes both private residents and local companies reflecting wartime supply priorities.

War ‘Retiowing Board of Winchesteree Trunch Eemas Brothers City Komanthers Loy Eaton D. J. Kerns Komanare City J. L. Dimaria Joy W. Roe Hanover Pault Co. City Kenne Reynolds Star Tannery W. m. Stickley Vaucluse Applce Ridge Orchards Carroll Hummer Grimes R. L. Bageant Russell Fletcher Whitaker Vincent J. MacFadden Clyde Nethers L. Preffitt Opequon Carmine Passucci D. L. Spitler Clarence’ L. Whitacre Ervin R. Wilson A. B. Clevenger Stephenson C. B. Gibson C & WP Telephone Co C & P Telephone Co L. R. Hodgson Mt. Falls Clearice M. Terault Wyatt H. Richards Fred F. Sturm & Co Clayton Walter S. City Earl S. Hawkins Nettie A. Carbaugh Mamie Mitchell Jack V. Rickard Hayfield Wilbur Keeler Page G. Louderback James Terault Val W. W. Hunt Martin Peters R. FP. D Fred Smith Floyd G. Potts Ira C. Smallwood Yellow Cab

US Air Ace To Visit Home

Capt Don Gentile the United States top ace in the European theater is due for a month’s leave from a U S air base in England and will return to Piqua Ohio after his operational tour. He is credited with 23 enemy planes downed and seven destroyed on the ground.

U.S England Don Gentile U. S Gentile Piqua Ohio

Chicago Grain Quotations Opens Firm Amid Rain Delays

Chicago April 24 Grain prices start firm as spring field work slows due to weekend rains in the Midwest. Wheat May 1.73 3-8, July 1.69 1-8, Sept 1.65 5-8 to 3-4, Dec 1.65 3-8. Oats July 79 3-8 to 1-4, Sept 15 to 75 1-8, Dec 74 1-2 to 1-4. Rye May 1.27 7-8 to 1-28 1-4, July 1.27 to 1-27 1-4, Sept 1.23 3-4, Dec 1.24 1-2 to 5-8.

Chicago Midwest Rye

Public Sale Desirable Small Farm in Frederick County Virginia

Public auction to be held at Winchester County Court House on May 27 1944 at 12 noon for a 14 acre farm with a dwelling barn and outbuildings along a hard surfaced road near Bartonsville Virginia. The sale follows a deed of trust dated March 12 1943 and default on the debt. Terms are one half cash and balance in two equal notes due in one and two years with 6 percent interest, secured by the deed of trust and fire insurance. Joseph B. M. trustee.

Lela M. Wedell George V. Wedell Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Winchester Bartonsville Joseph B. M

Virginia Rabbit Co op expands operations and records gains

The Virginia Rabbit Cooperative reports a record 6,000 and 4,328 rabbits handled in 1943. It paid 24 cents per pound for live rabbits and ended the year with $500 in net savings. The co op plans equity certificates, a capital fund, and new headquarters plus delivery vehicle to boost winter supply and summer storage.

Virginia Extension Division Co-Op Ital

British Scientists In Antarctic Base Established At Hope Bay

London reports Lt. Comdr J W Marr leads a 15 member British team in a two year Antarctic mission. They study polar meteorology radio conditions and mineral resources and established a base at Hope Bay Grahmland in February. Marr earlier joined Shackleton in 1922 as a Boy Scout of 18.

London J. W Marr Antarctic Colonial Office Hope Bay Grahmland South Pole Ernest Shackleton

Leaves From Notebook Of War Correspondent

War correspondent George Tucker with the Fifth Army describes Capt Hugh E Quisley and his mechanized cavalry unit after 37 days of contact with German troops. The soldiers keep farm livestock aboard and recount vivid combat memories, including a daylight advance and a pack mule ambush near Cherry Hill.

Fifth Army Acr Quigley E. Trey Hugh E. Quisley Nutley N. J

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