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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1943

Page

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Devastating RAF Raids Target Leipzig After Berlin Deception

London dispatch reports RAF Mosquitos drew German night fighters away from Berlin then heavy bombers struck Leipzig, unloading 1,500 long tons of explosives on rail yards and industry. Leipzig, a major railway hub for Regensburg Berlin and Kassel routes, faced heavy damage as air crews returned after a 1,000 mile mission.

London RAF Bomber Command Berlin Leipzig Air Ministry Twace Quitos Regensburg Kassel RAF

Landon Urges Independent GOP Foreign Policy Postwar

Former President Alf Landon attacked proposals for both parties to adopt similar foreign policy planks. He urged vigorous Republican aims for the postwar world and constant congressional oversight, insisting the party should not be bound to a blank check and criticizing the Roosevelt administration for alleged totalitarian methods at home.

Washington Alf M. Landon Roosevelt U. S. Senate Congress Landon House Republican Party Moscow Europe

Paratrooper Pfc Charles Clevenger Killed In Action

Pfc. Charles A. Clevenger 21, reported dead July 11 by the War Department. He served in the Paratroops, trained at Ft. Benning and Ft. Bragg, sailed for overseas duty in April, and previously was missing. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Lohr Clevenger, two sisters and two brothers. The family resides at 699 N Loudoun Street in Winchester.

Charles A. Clevenger War Department Lohr Clevenger N. Loudoun Street Winchester Clevenger Sicily National Guard Ft. Benning Ft. Bragg N. C William Sager England Patricia Ann Clevenger Douglas Eugene Kenneth Clevenger

Fellowship Club to Distribute Christmas aid in Winchester area

The Fellowship Club of Winchester and Frederick County mobilizes to provide food fuel clothing and toys to needy families this Christmas. A master list from welfare groups will ensure no one is missed and duplication is avoided. Last year 304 families comprising 836 individuals were aided.

Fellowship Club Winchester Frederick County Old Penney Main Street Capitol Theatre

Red Army closes in on Zhlobin rail hub in White Russia

Soviet forces push through snow toward Zhlobin, key rail junction at Gomel Minsk and Leningrad Odessa lines, overran more than 100 settlements in a two province advance. Further west, Krementchug bridgehead thrust 15 miles, while Cherkasy area sees counterattacks.

London Zhlobin Gomel-Minsk Leningrad-Odessa White Russia Dnieper River Kremenchug Cherxan Kiev Bulge Zhitomir Korosten Berlin Constantine Rokossovsky Gomel Sversen Dovsk Soltanovka Staraya Rudnaya Dnieper Novo-Georgievsk Cherkasy Koristovka Znamenka Klochkovo

War Bonds drive led by Capitol Theatre manager

Mr Keen, Capitol Theatre manager, reports selling War Bonds at the theater. He says 700 dollars worth of bonds were completed and notes a nationwide drive by theatre managers to promote Bonds as Christmas gifts through December 25.

Capitol Theatre Mr. Keen Uncle Sam America

300 Sought For Clinic in Winchester Frederic County

125 people had registered by yesterday noon for X rays at a clinic to be held at the First Baptist Church from 9 a m to 5 p m Monday. The Tuberculosis Education Committee and the District Nurses Association sponsor the event aiming for at least 300 participants.

First Baptist Tuberculosis Education Committee District Nurses Association Winchester Frederick County

Wanted ten more woodcutters by E Earl Shade

Classified notice seeks ten additional woodcutters announced by E Earl Shade. The brief item lists the job request and the contact cue for applicants in a short classified line.

Earl Shade

Crossing Crash Involves Penn. Limited. Three Die

A crowded Pennsylvania Limited from Chicago to Pittsburgh struck a car at a grade crossing near Massillon Ohio killing three people and injuring 25 as a second Liberty Limited train rammed the rear of the first, derailing two coaches. Victims identified as Franklin L. Ralston, his wife, and Miss Jean E. Fiber. Engineers and crews survived with minor injuries.

Massillon Pennsylvania Chicago Pittsburgh Here Franklin L. Ralston Near Kilbuck Jean E. Fiber Portage Lakes H. C. Glover Liberty Limited Ralston John DeVenny Bellevue R. L. Smith Wellesville Glover H. A. Ruchman East Sparata Joe Metney

Shipbuilding goal already exceeded with month to go

Rear Admiral Howard L. Vickery said U.S. shipyards have delivered 25,284,387 deadweight tons by December and expect nearly 2,000,000 more tons in December if November rates hold. He noted 164 ships produced in November including freighters tankers and Liberty hulls.

New York America Howard L. Vickery U.S. Maritime Commission University Club Today Vickery Maine Scotland

Clark's Fifth Army Drives Wedge To Rome Amid Italy Offensive

Allied dispatches report Lt Gen Mark W Clark's Fifth Army breaking fortified lines after heavy artillery and air bombardment. They push two miles along the Via Casilina toward Rome, with Calabritto reportedly taken. The British Eighth Army advances toward San Vito and Orsogna, severing key routes near the Sangro Ridge as air and ground offensives continue.

Algiers Mark W. Clark Fifth Army Via Casilina Rome Calabritto Mignano Eighth Army San Vito Pescara Lanciano Treglio Orsogna Casoli Sangro Orsogna Cassino Camino Maggiore Heights Bernard L. Montgomery German Africa Corps el Alamein Egypt Clark Liri Guardiagrele Italy Alfedena Ven

South End Fire Company Monthly Meeting Noted

The regular monthly meeting of the South End Fire Company will be held Monday evening December 6 at 8 o'clock. All members are asked to attend. Howard Hart, Captain.

South End Fire Company Howard Hart

Home Beneficial Life Insurance Office Moves

Notice states Home Beneficial Life Insurance Co. moved to a new office in a building over Peoples Drug Store Room 20. Contact John or Ara Wore Livengood at Berryville 130 W 1 for details.

Home Beneficial Life Insurance Co Peoples Drug Store Pata Smart Oak John Ara Wore Livengood Berryville

Jungle Trails Juncture Tottering as Aussies Press New Guinea

Australian forces push toward Kuanko and Wareo on New Guinea's Huon peninsula amid stiff combat. Artillery supports the advance as Mitchells Marauders and lightnings strike enemy supply areas near Bonga and Kara Field on Bougainville.

Asahel Bush Southwest Bonga Wareo Pinschhafen Douglas MacArthur Point Boroe Kara Field Bougainville

World at War Highlights Across Fronts and Diplomacy

Italy and U S Fifth Army break German defenses amid heavy bombardment while British Eighth Army advances toward Rome. Red Army push through snow toward borders with Romania and Poland with two pronged attacks. Soviet broadcasts report high level talks between Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill in Teheran as RAF bombers attack Berlin and Leipzig. Australian forces clear Huon Peninsula as Rabaul and other targets face air and naval pressure. Tokyo forces seize Changten after week of fierce combat with Chinese defenders.

Memorial services planned by Winchester Lodge Elks No 867

Arrangements are complete for the annual memorial services of Winchester Lodge No 867 of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. The program includes remarks by Andrew Bell and special music by Historic City. Service duties will be performed by lodge officers and Rev. Robert B. Nelson will give the benediction.

Winchester

Stalin leaves Russia amid Tehran talks with Roosevelt and Churchill

AP dispatch from Moscow reports Russians were informed Marshal Stalin had left the country during the war to attend a Tehran conference with President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill. Tass and radio echoed the announcement with few details, saying key wartime and political decisions were discussed and later published.

London Moscow Radio Teheran Iran Germany Moscow U. S Tom Connally Joseph Stalin Roosevelt Eddy Gilmore Associated Press Marshal Stalin Churchill Tass

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Robert Sturdevant Resea Charles Clevenger Pfc. Clevenger Co. I Red Army Persia E. C. Daniel MR Winchester Wedge By Noland Norgaard The Russia Red Stalin Teheren South Pacific Huon Peninsula New Guinea New Britain Rabaul China Tokyo Changten
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