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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1944
Page
12
A broadcast recorded by the Office of War Information notes that German ships seen in the Baltic may signal plans to evacuate troops and materials by sea. The observation underscores concerns over German withdrawal strategies during wartime.
An Anglo American statement under President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill notes German submarines totalled over 500 sunk since war began. In July Allied forces destroyed substantially more subs than merchant ships sunk, but the U-boat fleet remains large and will face continued pressure from Arctic to Indian Ocean.
Marshal Tito visited St. Peter's Basilica as a sightseer and walked with his staff to view altars and statues without praying or meeting Vatican officials. Allied soldiers present did not recognize him.
In memory of John E Hawkins who departed this life July 21 1944. Today is our Daddy's birthday. He is not here he has gone away. We miss him. He has left this old world of war and strife. We will meet again in that bright and glorious morning. His Ten Children.
Public auction to be held in front of Winchester County Court House at noon on Saturday September 2 1944. The 14 acre tract lies five eighths mile west of U S Route 11 at Bartonsville with a dwelling, barn and stream. Terms: half cash and balance in two equal notes at 6 percent secured by deed of trust and fire policy. trustee Joseph B Newlin.
A reader argues for extreme punishment of Germany as crucial weeks unfold in World War II. The piece notes Hitler’s retreat, heavy German casualties, and the draining of reserves as the Allies press toward surrender. It warns Germany must face severe penalties and total impotence to deter future aggression.
Classified ads seek immediate house maid or man at 407 S Washington Street and four waitresses aged 18 or over for Greyhound Grill. A finished room in a private home is needed by a young couple with private bath. Also seeking a wood silo of any size via L Teien in Washington County location.
The Medical Society of Northern Virginia met in Woodstock at Reform Chalm hearing Dr. Douglas G. Chapman on congestive heart failure. Dr. H. I. Pifer of Winchester was elected secretary treasurer, succeeding the late Dr. J. Edward Harris.
Shenandoah Valley National Bank as administrator offers for sale two West Cork street properties in Winchester on August 26 1944 at noon. Blocks include 25 25 2 West Cork and 27 274 West Cork with double houses. Terms: one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance. Parcels may be sold separately or together.
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