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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1944

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Red Army Push Near Bucharest In 4 Day Romanian Drive

Soviet forces on a 150 mile front advanced toward Bucharest within 180 miles as they pressed from Jasi toward the Danube and Ploesti. Tolbukhin and Malinovsky led the drive while German resistance frayed, and Bucharest reportedly faced panic amid Romanian political shifts. In Paris, French patriots claimed liberation after four days of fighting and the rise of the FFI against Vichy authorities.

Moscow Romania Hitler Balkans Jasi Bucharest Ploesti Riga Baltic States Red Army Rodion Y. Malinovsky Fedor I. Tolbukhin Danube Antonescu London Paris National Council of Resistance Paris Committee of Liberation French Republic Parisian FFI French Forces of the Interior Vichy

Grenoble Falls to American Forces in Sudden Advance

American Seventh Army unleashed a rapid armored and motorized assault into Grenoble, a major industrial city 140 miles north of the Mediterranean. Allied HQ said French interior forces supported the push as Maj. Gen. Alexander M. Patch’s spearhead moved within about 240 miles of the southern Paris region, signaling a potential link with the Rhone Valley front.

Noland Norgaard Rome Seventh Army France Grenoble Mediterranean Alexander M. Patch Paris Rhone Valley Lyon

Stine Projects 2 Million Bushel Crop Amid Labor Shortage

Fred Stine county agent told Winchester Junior Board of Trade that Frederick County may harvest a two million bushel apple crop despite drought and lower fruit cleanliness. He noted a need for about 6 000 harvest workers in addition to 3 000 year round labor and urged JET to help recruit manpower at processing plants. The group planned a Victory Celebration as Germany falls and discussed War Loan bonds aiding Jeep purchases.

S. Fred Stine Winchester Junior Board of Trade Frederick County Germany

Ma Winchester Urges Winchester Scrap Drive

Ma Winchester advocates a city scrap drive urging residents to save tin cans paper scrap iron waste fats and clean rags for the war effort. She notes a month has passed since the last collection and urges citizens to participate to accumulate materials.

Winchester

Notice to Fruit Growers Opens Winchester Plant for Apples

National Fruit Product Inc announces entry to processing apples at the Winchester plant. Public notice dated August 19, 1941 indicates readiness to receive fruit from growers for processing and shipment.

Winchester National Fruit Product Inc

German Murderers Get Their Deserts

The 12th SS tank division accused of murdering 19 Canadian soldiers in France has been destroyed in the Normandy pocket. A Canadian officer warned any future appearance by the unit would mean a re formed division bearing the same number. Canadians pursued elements near Falaise before the division vanished into the death trap south of Trun with heavy German casualties.

First Army 12Th Normandy Falaise Trun

Mrs. Minnigerode Dies In Winchester Hospital

Dorothy Loane Minnigerode, wife of John H. Minnigerode, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital at 2 30 AM after months of illness. Born in Baltimore, she moved to Winchester in 1926 and became active in Christ Episcopal Church and local clubs. Survived by her husband, son Bryan, daughter Dorothy, mother Mrs Grace Morgan Loane, and brothers Morgan and J W Loane. Funeral plans to be announced by The Star.

Dorothy Loane Minnigerode Winchester John H. Minnigerode Winchester Memorial Hospital Minnigerode Baltimore Grace Morgan Loane Ernest King Loane Hannah More Academy Christ Episcopal Church St. Mary’s Guild Little Garden Club Red Cross Canteen Corps Bryan H. Minnigerode Dorothy L. Minnigerode Morgan Loane J. W. Loane

New Officers of Legion Take Posts

At the Virginia Department American Legion convention in Roanoke the Robert Y. Comrad Post No. 21 Winchester announces new officers for the coming year. A C Halyosa becomes commander with Eugene F Dearing as first vice commander and P G Ire as second vice commander. For sale 3 piece used living room suite 37 50 J W Grove Furniture Co 125 127 S Loudoun St Phone 6472.

Virginia American Legion Roanoke Robert Y. Comrad Winchester A. C. Halyosa Eugene F. Dearing P. G. Ire J. W. Grove Furniture Co S. Loudoun St

Stone Jars For Sale By W. B. Snider & Son

Stone jars of all sizes offered for sale by W. B. Snider & Son. Also notices a wanted ad seeking a young man to learn the optical trade with application at 47 S. Loudoun.

W. B. Snider & Son S. Loudoun

Lend-Lease to Continue Until Japan and Germany Surrender

President Roosevelt urged Congress to extend lend-lease through June 30 at 28.27 billion dollars and warned against curtailing aid after Germany falls. He asserted unity, speed toward victory, and a durable peace depend on maintaining Allied supply and support across the war.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Japan Germany Anay United Nations Berlin Tokyo National Association of Manufacturers State Department

Freckleton Plane Crash Kills Dozens In England

A Liberator bomber crashed into Freckleton, Lancashire, killing at least 50 people including 34 children at a church school. American crew and troops aided rescue as villagers describe a battlefield scene with multiple buildings burned and a mass of wreckage.

London Freckleton the Press Association British England Hitler

Ration Books Must Be Returned To Board Warned

War Price and Rationing Board cautions merchants to immediately return any found ration books to the issuing board. The notice reiterates that finding and keeping a lost War Ration Book violates rationing rules and carries a possible $10,000 fine or imprisonment.

War Price and Rationing Board

New Allied Landing Reported Near Bordeaux

Early dispatches from Hendaye via the Spanish frontier claim a new Allied landing on the southwest coast of France near Bordeaux. The report appeared well authenticated but was not confirmed or denied by Allied headquarters. Charles S. Foltz of the Associated Press Madrid bureau filed the dispatch after crossing into France following German movements.

London Bordeaux France Supreme Allied Hendaye Charles S. Foltz Associated Press Madrid

Blood donor drive reaches 227 volunteers in two days

At the Red Cross Blood Donor Headquarters, 227 volunteers had signed by noon on day two of registration. Plants like National Fruit Company and Virg Woolen Company contributed, as officials urge stronger participation to reach 1400 donors by August 29 amid ongoing war needs.

George Weldon Education Commission Harrisonburg Ben Belchie Robert Grove State War Finance Committee Jaycees G.A.A County Court House Red Cross Serce National Fruit Company Virg Woolen Company Winchester Woolen Mills Oscar Nebel Hosiery Company Oscar Nebel’s O’sullivan Rubber Company Harry Kern Peoples Drug Store Winchester

Strategic Halmahera Island Bombed in Large Strike

Gen. MacArthur announced a record 135 ton bombing of Halmahera Island 30 miles south of the Philippines to erode the barrier between New Guinea forces and the recapture of the Philippines. Liberators and Mitchells struck airfields dumps and defenses destroying eight planes and a freighter.

Pacific Japan Halmahera Philippines MacArthur New Guinea Flores Sea Marcus Island

Fears of National Socialism Cited by Revercomb

Senator Revercomb warned at the Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment that signs point toward national Socialism in the United States. He cited a broken economic structure and a debt approaching 267 billion dollars, arguing some favor continued taxing and spending and regulation beyond wartime needs.

Chicago Chapman Revercomb R-Wva Revercomb Veterans of Foreign Wars

Allied Forces Reach Paris as Liberating Push Advances

World War II front lines report French civilians celebrating as Allied forces near Paris while British and Canadian troops drive Germans toward the Seine. U S armored units push across France toward Sens and Grenoble, with new Allied landings noted on the Bay of Biscay. In Russia the Red Army advances toward Bucharest as German positions around Riga show strain.

France Paris Seine U. S Sens U. S. Seventh Army Grenoble Berlin Bay of Biscay Bordeaux

Bolsheviks Get German Praise

London reports an SS article in Schwarze Korps praising Bolshevik mobilization methods as a model for German wartime effort. It argues Nazi total war measures should mimic Bolshevik intensity while denying shared race or blood.

London Schwarze Korps Hitler Dr. Goebbels Gestapo Himmler

Draped Actresses Arrive for Furniture Sale

A carload of actresses arrives as J. W. Grove Furniture Co announces a sale with prices from 11.50 to 39.50. The store is located at 125-1275S Loudoun Street and can be reached by phone 6472.

J. W. Grove Furniture Co Loudoun St

Public Sale Aug 26 in White Hall Va for Emma T. Anderson estate

A public sale of household goods will be held Saturday August 26 at 11 a.m. in White Hall Virginia. Auction by Walter T. Anderson as executor of Emma T. Anderson deceased.

White Hall Walter T. Anderson Emma T. Anderson

German retreat a rout by Wes Gallagher

Allied columns drive a widening trap as German forces fall back toward the Seine and Paris. Canadian British and American units push Germans from the Loire toward the river while 40 000 to 50 000 Germans are said captured in the Falaise pocket and Paris is claimed liberated by French patriots.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Seine Paris U. S Sens Reich George 5. Patton Third Fontainebleau Upper Seine Seventh Army Lower Seine le Havre Exreux Vernon Falaise Charles de Gaulle

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tad Iasi Tolbukhin Bessarabia Malinovsky Galati East Prussia Lomza Jegava Latvia James M. Long Me de la Cite Pierre Koenig Interior Stine Board of Directors I. Fred Stine John Mann Lawrence Miller Legion Ands Strategic Isle J. B. Krueger The Russia Balkan Andall Wes Gallagher Eilsenhower Eisenhower Neunkirchen Dwight D. Eisenhower
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