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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1942

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Russians Claim Cutoff Route For Retreat From Stalingrad

Dispatches from Moscow report Red Army forces driving southwest of Stalingrad crossed the Don and operating on its west bank near Kalach. They threaten to close a triangle with the Don as base and the rail lines as sides while cutting supply routes to German forces, with mopping up in the Donelbel area and uncertain figures of towns held.

Moscow Stalingrad Red Army Don Kalach Vertiachy Dmitrievka Donelbow Bertin Pravda Communist Party Verkhne Chirsky Popov

Public school building dedicated in Boyce area

Citizens of Boyce and Clarke County crown a dedication tomorrow afternoon for the new public school building replacing condemned temporary quarters. In Middletown the fire company has raised about $1000 toward a new fire hall, with plans advancing to benefit southern Frederick County communities.

Boyce Clarke County Middletown Frederick

Gift subscription offer for the Evening Star

A promotional notice urges readers to give a year’s Evening Star subscription with a gift card. It highlights new year rates and instructs to call 3424 to arrange the gift promptly.

The Evening Star

Deferment Guide Forwarded to Draft Boards in 1943 War Effort

Ovid A. Martin reports new wartime guidance listing essential agricultural activities for deferment from the teenage draft. Local boards may adopt this guide or craft their own, with specifics on which farming operations qualify as essential or non essential for troop support.

Cag Eer Cere Essen Selective Service Sys

Republicans Press Demands for RFC Accountings

Republicans press for an accounting of Reconstruction Finance Corp funds spent by the Board of Economic Warfare under executive orders. A House bill would raise RFC borrowing authority by 5 billion dollars, with an amendment delaying funding to BEW and other agencies until RFC directors approve future actions. Senator Brown and Minority leader McNary voiced opposition amid stalled Senate action.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation Board of Economic Warfare Oegers Roosevel Senate House RFC R. F. C. Board of Directors Brown D-Mich Danaher Wallace McNary Oregon McCarran D-New

Shorthorn Breeders Expand Northern Va Herds

Shorthorn breeders in Frederick and Clarke counties push cattle up to 250 head across key farms. Notable buyers include Mrs. A S Hewitt of Montana Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Mackay Smith of Farnley Farm. At a November 6 sale in Missouri, Hewitt bought Vanity Queen 12th and Roan Lady Coronita among top females for high prices.

Frederick Clarke America United States Frederick County A and Gough Scotland England Co Om Cians Albert Robinson John M. Fishpaw and Harry McCann A. S. Hewitt Montana Hall Clarke County A. Mackay Smith Farnley Farm White Post Augusta Coronita Queen of Hearts Roan Lady Coronita C. B. Teegardin

Judge Harrison to Preside First Court in Frederick County

Burr P. Harrison, named by Governor Darden to the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit, qualified before officials in Frederick. He will begin duties Monday at 10 a.m. when the Circuit Court of Frederick County opens its December term with no grand jury summoned.

Burr P. Harrison Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Darden Lee N. Whitacre Frederick Circuit Court Peyton J. Marshall Winchester Corporation Court Harrison Richmond Circuit Court Frederick County

Dedicate New Boyce School Sunday at 3 PM

BOYCE Virginia December 5 The new high school building recently completed and furnished will be formally dedicated in dedicatory exercises at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Principal speaker will be Congressman Willis Clay B Carr Chairman of the School Board who invites the public to attend.

Boyce Willis Clay B. Carr

Fifty six county men ordered to report on December 17

Fifty six county selectees have been notified to report for a final physical examination in Charlottesville on Thursday December 17. They must report at the county Selective Service office at 6 15 in the morning to await transport to University hospital. The list includes Jenkins Douglas Fuller Tevault James Elmer Wilbur Henry Stotler Hetzel Montgomery Whitacre Dick Kenneth Leslie Wolfe Willis Ray Belford John Lovett Luther Paul Sager William Winford Clevenger Robert Brent Legge Garland Kline William Henry Affleck Warren Harding Miller Garland Lester Hottel Harold Clifton Shoemaker Adam Godfrey Tevault Charles Eugene Paul David Hart Geo Kenneth Stephen son Wakeman Ralph Marvin La Follette Ray Offut Gore Wilson Ken Bruce Brewer Hochler Daniel Earl Riley Mark Owen Havermale Joseph P Breeden Churchill Mitchell Philip Cary and others.

Charlottesville County Selective Service Office University Hospital Jenkins Douglas Fuller Marlboro Tevault James Elmer Stephens Wolfe Willis Ray Grimes Belford John Lovett Ar Oe Luther Paul Sager William Winford Baltimore Clevenger Robert Brent Clearbrook Legge Garland Middletown Kline William Henry Affleck Warren Harding Winchester Miller Garland Lester Gore Hottel Harold Clifton Shoemaker Adam _ Godfrey Ter Charles Eugene Paul David Hart Geo Kenneth Stephenson Wakeman Ralph Marvin Mid- Purtlebaugh Virgil Lee la Follette Ray Offut Wilson Ken Bruce Brewer Hohler Daniel Earl Riley Mark Owen Havermale Joseph P Siler Breeden Churchill

Immedi Delivery Ad For A-1 Gas Re-Seller Anderson

An advertisement announces immediate delivery for a gas re-seller with the listing noting A-1 condition and referencing seller Anderson. The fragment mentions numbered page and paragraph indicators for archival filing.

Anderson

Churchill Sees Very Hard Fight Ahead in Tunisia

Prime Minister Churchill told crowds in Bradford that the Allied push toward Tunis and Bizerte would face very hard fighting in the final 20 miles. He warned Britons not to expect an easy victory, though confident of ultimate success in North Africa.

Bradford Eng Churchill Tunisia Tunis Bizerte Yorkshire Britain North Africa North Africa Atlantic Mediterranean

Virginia Trial Justices Set 1943 Salaries

Virginia will pay trial justices a total of 1943 compensation of 194,790 with clerks adding 84,550 for a grand 279,340 under a 1942 act. A three judge committee fixes salaries like the State Compensation Board. Members are A C Buchanan Needham Turnbull Jr Lemuel Smith.

Richmond Virginia State Compensation Board Commonwealth A. C. Buchanan Tazewell Needham S. Turnbull, Jr Victoria Lemuel F. Smith Charlottesville le Follox Ind Frederick Clarke Shenandoah Rappahannock Warren

U S Planes Attack Japanese Surface Forces Near Guadalcanal

Navy communique reports dive bombers and torpedo planes from Guadalcanal attacked a small group of light Japanese surface vessels about 150 miles northwest of Guadalcanal. Results were not known. patrols around the New Georgia area scored Japanese losses and captured weapons.

Washington Navy Guadalcanal Solomon Islands South Pacific II Corps Teanal Lunga River U. S Point Cruz New Georgia Santa Isabel Islands New Georgia Group

Situation in Tunisia Braces as Allied Forces Press Near Axis Bases

London reports describe confusion over Tunisian fronts as French and Allied forces reach from Gabes to Sfax with scattered engagements inland. Air facilities limit Allied operations while Axis air bases in Tunis and Bizerte, plus Sicilian links, threaten supply lines. General Anderson’s First Army faces hard, relentless air and ground fighting before breaking the bridgehead around Tunis and Bizerte.

London Tunisia Gabes Sfax Tunis Bizerte Daily Mail K. A. N. Anderson First Army Eisenhower North Africa

South End Fire Company to Hold December Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the South End Fire Company will be held Monday evening December 7 at 8 oclock. Members are to be present. Howard Hart Captain.

South End Fire Company Howard Hart

Allies Repel Third Assault On Bizerte Front

Allied headquarters in North Africa reports a German infantry and tank breakthrough attempt failing to crack the ring around Bizerte. Decisive counterattacks since December 1 cost Germans 33 tanks as they retook Djedeida while holding Tebourba and surrounding roads remain under Allied control.

North Africa Bizerte Tebourba Mateur Djedeida Tunis

Naples Bombing By American Liberators In World War II

London dispatch reports American four motor B 24 Liberators bombed Naples, hitting a battleship and two cruisers with heavy casualties. Rome confirmed 159 dead and 358 wounded. Allied forces remained under pressure around Mateur and Djedeida Tunisian fronts as Germans pressed along the Djedeida Mateur road.

London Tunisia Naples Rome North Africa Mediterranean Sicily Italy Mateur Bizerte Djedeida Tunis Djedeida-Mateur

Taft Endorses Bricker for Republican Nomination

The Ohio State Journal reports U S Senator Robert A Taft will step aside in 1944 and endorse Gov John W Bricker as Ohio's favorite son candidate for the Republican presidential nomination Taft plans to announce his support within days Bricker begins his third term January 4 and is expected to state his willingness to accept the nomination

Columbus U. S Robert A. Taft Cincinnati John W. Bricker Ohio Ohio State Journal Philadelphia Bricker

Lost leather billfold with papers and money reward

A black leather billfold containing valuable papers and about $26 is lost. The owner, Harry Hewitt, of 219 West Monmouth Street, offers a reward for its return to him or to the Navy Yard. Contact Dial 4536 p-1t.

Harry Hewitt W. Monmouth Dial

Liberator raid on Naples described as short and violent

Italian communique says the raid on Naples was short and violent, with heavy damage to the port facilities including Capo di Chino airfield arsenal torpedoes and plane factories. Casualties among civilians were reported with numbers given by both sides and Allied forces advancing in the Mediterranean theater.

Cairo Naples Rome RAF Italy Tunisia

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Austin White White Mt. Williams Barr By Ovid A. Martin R.F.C By Jack Bell New Boyce School Mitchell, Philip Cary Midd Nippon Hodge City Wes Gallagher Lewis Hawkins Reuters Tunisian Taft
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