Starke Soldier Wounded In Action In Italy
A Starke man learns his son Pvt. Oliver Tinsman, serving with the Fifth Army in Italy, was seriously wounded after an earlier erroneous telegram saying he was killed. The War Department corrected the report and stated he was wounded on November 9 and that condition updates would follow. Pvt. Tinsman had been overseas since February.
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Oliver Tins
Italy
Claude
Tinsman
County
War Department
Potan
Clarke County
Fifth Army
Pvt
Ciano Reported Put To Death In Italy
London reports confirm Count Galeazzo Ciano, Mussolini son in law and former foreign minister, shot by a firing squad after a special northern Italy court condemned him for treason. Reuters and Swiss agency cite unconfirmed dispatches as motive tied to Fascist collapse and Nazi distrust.
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London
Galeazzo Ciano
Benito Mussolini
Reuters
Swiss Telegraph Agency
Italy
Mussolini
Pietro Badoglio Ciano
Grand Council
Duce
Ciano
Vatican
Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Ration Calendar Updates for Books and Coupons
The notice lists validity dates for ration books L M N FATS and related foods and fuels. It covers gasoline, oil, tires, and shoes with regional and date variations, noting several coupons expire in January and February and all coupons cover up to ten gallons or more depending on class.
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Rockyuntains
Far West
South
Midwestern
Midwest
Annual Charter Presentation To Troop 3 Sunday
Troop 3 Boy Scouts of America plans a charter presentation Sunday night December 12 at Braddock Street Church led by Scout Executive Basil Starkey. Rev. T. J. Hawkins will preach, and Scoutmaster Ray Garrabrandt will oversee a Tenderfoot Investiture. Parents and friends are invited.
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Troop
Boy Scouts of America
Braddock Street
Basil Starkey
T. J. Hawkins
Ray Garrabrandt
U. S. Treasury
Troop 3
Wendell Barney
Winchester
Frederick County
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Troop Annual Feast Ends Year with Pot Luck Ceremony
Land and Bridgeforth helped serve hot dogs, cakes, and drinks as quantities disappeared. The evening included games songs stunts and a recap of the troop's year by Mr Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Bridgeforth
Ireland
1200 Attend Annual Va Woolen Christmas Party
The Virginia Woolen Company employees and families gathered at the Winchester Armory for the annual party. About 1200 attendees enjoyed a card tricks show by Michael MacDougall, door prizes of war bonds and War Savings stamps, plus dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Woolen Company
Winchester Armory
Michael MacDougall
Appointment of G G Baker as curator for Lenora Funk estate
Named curator G G Baker, city sergeant, appointed by court to manage the estate of Lenora Funk who has died. The appointment designates Baker as curator to oversee collection of assets and settlement of liabilities under court supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Baker
Lenora Funk
Allied Big Three Confer in Teheran Pledges Relentless Attacks
News from Teheran reports Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill sealing a four day pact to defeat Germany while pledging relentless attacks from east west and south. The leaders affirmed unity for war and peace with plans for a worldwide democratic alliance and postwar cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Iran
Farm Convention elects E. M. Funk chairman
The Frederick County Agricultural Conservation Association re elected E. M. Funk for a fourth year as chairman. J. Pease becomes vice chairman, with E. R. Marker as regular member and George H. Eagle Jr. and A. F. Lillard as alternates. The group plans to elect a secretary and treasurer at Friday meeting. The War Board remains chaired by Funk in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Funk
Frederick County Agricultural Conservation Association
J. Pease
E. R. Marker
George H. Eagle, Jr
A. F. Lillard
Funk
U.S. C. A. War Board
Gore
T. B. Rosenberger
R. P. Anderson
Co. W. Parish, Jr
H. L. LaFollette
A. M. Wiley
Winchester West
Winchester
Grover Schlack
C. L. Butler
E. B. Fawcett
Stewart Bell, Jr
Zr. W. Bageant
Edgar Marple
H. R. Butler
Middletown
Louis Messall
R. E. Brumback
Mr. Brumback
P. H. Wakeman
Loring J. Steele
C. C. Richards
R. B. Fisher
West Stephens
Charles E. Staples
I. W. Scothorn
H. S. Williams
Ralph Bauserman
John M. Newell
Ray Rinker
East
Stephens
Ray E. Albin
Mr. Lillard
Arthur R. Armel
H. E. Johns
Ray Albin
Marvin White
Airy
H. T. Snapp
Co. K. Wright
P. S. Hershman
J. F. Orndorff
H. M. Brumback
Snapp
East Winchester
Dennis Cole
C. Irving Cather
Edgar H. Warner
Frank M. Kremer
Guy Lind, Jr
Roy Russell
Clearbrook
Gainesboro
Administrator of Goss Estate Appoints Goss Heirs Executors
Edward C. Goss named administrator of Marion P. Goss estate after Lucy H. Goss filed the motion in Corporation Court. Appraisers named: G. G. Baker Blair Goss H. W. Copenhaver C. L. Nicodemus and B. M. Sullivan.
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Edward C. Goss
Marion P. Goss
Corporation Court
Lucy H. Goss
G. G. Baker
Blair Goss
H. W. Copenhaver
C. L. Nicodemus
B. M. Sullivan
Streit Infant Son Passes At Home In City
Arthur Press Streit infant son of Arthur M. Streit and Mary Jenkins Streit died at five this morning at 608 South Cameron Street. Born in the city one month ago today, he is survived by his parents and three brothers Richard Allen John Miller and Thomas Lynn. Services by Rev. L. G. Bridges at 11 a.m. Tuesday from the home. Interment at Mt. Hebron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Press Streit
Arthur M. Streit
Mary Jenkins Streit
Cameron St
Richard Allen
John Miller
Thomas Lynn
L. G. Bridges
United Brethren Church
Mt. Hebron
Answers to the Daily Quiz Correct options listed
Answers to the daily quiz page item note the United States Great Britain and Soviet Russia as geopolitical mentions Carrie Jacobs Bond is named associated with music. The fragment references quiz answers and a name.
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U. S
Great Britain
Soviet
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Former Boyce Minister Dies in Baltimore Hospital
The Rev. Charles Van Der Linden 65 longtime Boyce Baptist Church pastor died Friday in a Baltimore hospital after years of ill health. He had recently accepted a pastorate at Forrest Baptist Church in Epperco Maryland and begun work last spring. Survived by his widow and son Norman of Washington DC. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 PM in Baltimore with burial there.
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Charles van der Linden
Boyce Baptist Church
Baltimore
L. A. Parker
D. D
Berryville Baptist Church
van der Linden
Forrest Baptist Church
Epperco
Norman van der Linden
Washington, D. C
M. B. Hook Will Probate in Corporation Court
The last will of M. B. Hook dated February 7, 1922 was admitted to probate and ordered recorded. Widow Lona Hook is the sole beneficiary with the estate to be divided among the children at her death. Lona Hook qualified as executrix on a $20,000 bond. appraisers named are R. E. Griffith, J. W. Baker, W. A. March, Clarence Himelright, and Joseph B. Newlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Hook
Gertrude Clevenger
E. G. Rusk
Lona Hook
R. E. Griffith
J. W. Baker
W. A. March
Clarence Himelright
Joseph B. Newlin
Frederick men face drunken driving and moonshine charges
In Frederick Trial Justice Court Judge W E Edwards presided as Edward Mitchell and another man from R F D Winchester were fined 100 dollars and costs for drunken driving. The pair, residents of Cedar Creek Frederick County, were arrested by Trooper F B Mitchell after being found in a car parked on the highway near Opequon with a gallon jug of moonshine apple brandy in the vehicle.
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Court of Trial
W. E. Edwards
C. A. Wisecarver
Winchester
Edward Mitchell
Cedar Creek
Frederick County
F. B. Mitchell
Opequon
Administrator Appointed for Paul B. Cather Estate
On motion by Nellie V. Amick and M. L. Adams M. M. Lynch is named administrator of the Paul B. Cather estate. Bond fixed at 500 dollars. Appraisement filed by S. D. McFadden C. M. Grim and G. F. Butsler values the estate at 450 dollars in cash and war bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie V. Amick
M. L. Adams
M. M. Lynch
Paul B. Cather
S. D. McFadden
C. M. Grim
G. F. Butsler
Corporation Court
Fortress Explodes Killing Four on Training Flight
A Flying Fortress exploded on a Lockbourne airbase taxi strip during warmup, killing all four aboard. The crew were Capt. John R. King 26 Tru mansburg NY Lt. Lawrence A. Rock 21 Detroit Lt. Ruben M. Quaglini 23 Lud Tow Mass Pfc. Nevin D. Rhine 22 Mackorgie Pa King died in hospital after an hour. An investigation by a board of officers was ordered.
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Columbus
Lockbourne
Post
Fusselage
John R. King
Trumansburg
Lawrence A. Rock
Detroit
Ruben M. Quaglini
Lud- Tow
Mass
Nevin D. Rhine
Mackorgie
King
West Stephens City Farm Group Pass Resolutions
Charles E Staples led a West Stephens City meeting where three resolutions were adopted opposing the Office of Price Administration and the regimentation and purchase of farm lands by the federal government The group also called for abolishing the A A A and urged states and counties to manage their own programs The meeting elected Staples as a delegate to the county convention held Saturday with H S Williams chairing the community committee and J W Scothern as vice chairperson
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Charles E. Staples
Stephens Unanimously City
West Stephens City
Office of Price Administration
United States
Call Farmer Foundation
Congress
Sartelle Will Recorded In Corporation Court
The will of Emma E. Bartelle dated 1935 is admitted, debts paid, residue to husband B Sartelle, daughter Mary E Sartelle to receive life insurance. Edwin B Sartelle named executor with $10 000 bond. Appraisers include Claude Grim, E A Humston, A D Henkel, George B Bushnell, John S oat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma E. Bartelle
George B. Bushnell
Carl T.ae
Wif B. Sartelle
Mary E. Sartelle
Edwin B. Sartelle
Claude An Grim
E. A. Humston
A. D. Henkel
Ee B. Bushnell
John S. Oat
Teachers Hear Oliver Today
County schools dismissed early to allow teachers to attend a Winchester meeting at 4 PM where George Oliver of the State Department of Education will discuss cooperation between patrons and teachers. County officials were also invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
George Oliver
State Department of Education
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Vyascheslav Molotov
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Elburz
Churchill
Stalingrad
United Nations
Germany
E. M. Fonk
AAA
Goss Estate
Mrs. Streit
Boyce
Frederick
Cather
Fortress
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Braddock Dial
West Stephens City Farm Group
Oliver
Alwa
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