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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1944

Page

3

Allied push to trap 12 German divisions near Falaise

Allied forces press to close an 18 mile escape corridor in the Falaise area as German Seventh Army columns withdraw toward Paris. Eisenhower urges speed and unity as air power and ground units strike a crumbling German salient east of the Orne river with heavy fighting around Mortain and Alencon.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Dwight D. Eisenhower Falaise-Argentan Paris Normandy Seventh Army Orne River Eisenhower Vire Mortain Alencon W&s Argentan Brittany Domfront Mayenne Breton Brest St. Nazaire Lorient St. Malo Loire River Candaian First Army Conde-sur-Noireau Varenne Guenther von Kluge France von Kluge Seine River Brazzaville CBS Falaise

Army to lift political propaganda ban on 15 books

Washington reports say Senate action this week may remove the political propaganda ban on a list of 15 books and clarify confusion over two motion pictures. The War Department had initially said Wilson and Heavenly Days were banned, then reversed, noting they were never offered to troops.

Washington Senate War Department Bureau of Public Relations Special Services Division Wilson New York Public Relations Bureau

Read Dr Crendening's Authoritative Article Daily

A wartime newspaper item urges readers to support the war effort by purchasing war bonds. The page promotes Dr Crendening's authoritative health article as part of the daily health content and encourages national solidarity through financial support.

Dr. Crendening

Baltimore market reports dairy and livestock prices

Market quotations from Baltimore and Chicago show firm butter at 103,961 pounds and mixed livestock activity. Cattle, hogs, and lambs feature steady to higher prices with loads of top grass fat steers around 1300 pounds at 16.40, hogs 140-300 pounds steady, and spring lambs 15.25 top. Chicago notes very active hogs, strong steer prices, and widespread dry weather impact on the feeder market.

Baltimore Bas Baltimore Livestock WFA Chicago Livestock Chicago Saseesens

Stock Market Report in New York August market notes

Buyers were selective as early trading lagged and many issues held, while some led by Southern Pacific Chrysler GM and Goodyear advanced. U S Steel and Du Pont lagged while bonds gained and Cuban Atlantic Sugar Electric Bond & Share rose in the curb market amid modest turnover.

New York Junior Motors Wea Wall Street Southern Pacific Chrysler General Motors Graham-Paige Hupp Motors Goodyear American Telephone North American American Can U. S. Steel N. Y Western Union du Pont

Lightning Ignites Grass Fire Near Clarke County House

A lightning bolt struck the arrester at the tenant house of Roger Bemns daffer, owned by Mr. and Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh, yesterday afternoon around four. Sparks set dry grass ablaze and Enders Fire Company fought the fast-spreading fire in the Springsbury area amid a severe electrical storm with no rain.

Roger Bemnsdaffer George P. Greenhalgh Enders Fire Company Springsbury Clarke County

Awning Fire Damages Leggett's Building Front

A fire at about 3 AM burned a newly installed awning in front of Leggett's Department Store on Loudoun Street near Boyd Hamman Building. The blaze scorched some front paint. two fire companies Sara Zane and South End quickly contained the flames.

Boyd Hamman Loudoun Street Leggett’s Leggetts Sara Zane South End Fire Company

Lamb market report shows varied bids across classes

The market notes 25 lower on all classes with spring lambs above 14.00 and most small lots around 13.50. Yearlings in medium to choice grade above 11.50, while shorn slaughter ewes fetch about 4.75 less.

Blood Donor Drive Plans Rally in Gore Community

Mrs Hook works to recruit donors from Gore residents. She told Blood Donor Service chairman Stewart Bell Jr that nearly twenty volunteers are lined up and that C W Franks will transport them to the clinic in a Gore school bus. Franks, a war veteran, contributes the bus. Registration for the clinic begins Monday August 21 at Room 22 over People's Drug Store with daily hours 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM until the clinic.

Hook Gore France Franks People’s Drug Store

Armel Wildcats thrash Creamery Team at home

The Armel Wildcats beat the Haldeman Creamery nine 8 to 2 on their home diamond. Pitchers Riddrick and Snyder earned the win, with Drummond catching. Next Sunday Armel faces Stephenson at 2:30 p.m. on the Armel Diamond.

Armel Wildcats Haldeman Creamery Riddrick Snyder Drummond Armel Stephenson

Local Markets Update with Daily Market Listings

The Star presents local market listings accurate for daily use. Note this edition does not guarantee the absence of typographical errors.

The Star

Wheat and grain futures mixed on opening in Chicago

Chicago grain quotations show wheat futures mixed with fractional gains for oats and rye as hot eastern belt weather persists. Opening prices list Sept wheat 1.53 3 8, Dec 1.53 1 2 to 3 4, May 1.54 to 1.53 7 8, July 1.50 7 8. Oats Sept 60 1 8, Dec 66 1 2 to 3 4, May 66 1 4 to 1 8, July 64. Rye Sept 1.03 1 8, Dec 1.04 1 4 to 3 8, May 1.04 3. Barley Dec 1.08 1 2.

Chicago

Keep the invasion rolling Buy War Bonds today

Wartime promotion urges citizens to invest in War Bonds to support military operations. Authorities highlight the need to back national efforts and sustain supply lines during ongoing conflict. Public notices encourage broad participation and patriotism.

Hold Camp Meeting At Wardensville

A ten day camp meeting opened Friday at Wardensville under the Missionary Alliance with Rev. Conrad Mickelson as pastor. Evangelist Rev. E. B. man of Dayton Ohio preaches nightly. A half hour song service begins at 7 45. Meetings continue through Sunday with services at 11 am 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm. Public invited.

Wardensville Missionary Alliance Conrad Mickelson Dayton Ohio

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Guam Fred Hoffman, Jr Hoboken N. J U. S. Naval Hospital Hawaii Hoffman U. S. Navy Ata Stock Market Report Leggett Mrs. Hook Chapman Motor CO W. Boscawen St Haldeman Coty Wrisley Yardley Suttons Revelon Chen-Yu Miller’s Grove Furniture Co Bryan Stotler Mer S. Loudoun St Armel Wildcats Claw Creamery Shenandoah Valley National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Warners Topper
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