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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1943

Page

5

Winchester residents praised for Bundle Day drive

Members of the Junior Board of Trade thanked Winchester citizens for cooperation in the Bundle Day collections. A large amount of tin cans and waste paper was gathered last week. The group urged donors to bring toys clothing and canned goods to the Penney Building headquarters for the Fellowship Club.

Junior Board of Trade Winchester Fellowship Club Penney

Cowboy Herds Cattle On Army Rifle Range Theme Song

Kent C. James, a cowboy in Camp Claiborne Louisiana, earns a living riding an Army rifle range. The range is fenced to protect cattle from stray bullets though some animals still breach it. The Army weighs costs of casualties against keeping James on duty as he sings Home on the Rifle Range.

Claiborne Kent C. James America James

Vital Need for More Nurses Aides and Training Class

The article urges more nurses aides as hospitals and wounded soldiers strain the reserve pool. It notes a projected national demand of one in five active nurses serving the armed forces by year end and possible draft legislation. A January 10 training class led by Mrs. Margaret Capper opens in Winchester for women aged 18 to 50 with high school education.

Army Navy Winchester Margaret Capper Red Cross

Moratorium Urged On Meat Rationing By Packers Chief

George A. Casey president of the Independent Packers Association told a New York legislative committee that U S stockyards and eastern slaughterhouses hold excess beef and pork. He urged a two week moratorium to prevent spoiling and to ease supply chain strain amid lend lease shipping shortages.

New York America George A. Casey Independent Mall Packers’ Association Legislative Committee On Nutrition

Capital Dubious About Turkey Getting In War

Washington experts doubt Turkey will join the Allies soon. They cite limited Turkish war readiness, air power gaps, and vulnerability to air attack. Diplomatic talks may yield support without an immediate declaration, possibly in return for bases and a seat at the peace table.

Jack Stinett Washington Turkey Pearl Harbor Germany U. S.S Roosevelt Churchill Ismet Inonu Cairo United Nations Dunkirk Istanbul Ankara Europe England Balkans

Fire Grenades From Garand Rifle Tested at Fort Benning

Fort Benning Georgia December 16 an army colonel and a civilian employee have developed a device to launch anti tank grenades from the M 1 Garand rifle The invention replaces the old style 03 rifle for grenade launching and allows a soldier to use the Garand as either a grenade launcher or a semi automatic rifle Colonel Myron Ledy said the ordnance branch previously found grenade launches harmful to the Garand mechanism

Fort Benning Army Charles H. Coates Infantry Board Ray S. Miller Myron Ledy Ordnance Branch Ordnance Department

Prisoner's Head In Court Raises Bizarre Scene

Savannah dispatch reports a court moment showing only the prisoner's head visible in court as proceedings proceed, leaving observers startled by the unusual partial display and the implied drama of the case.

Savannah

Courtroom Oddity Sends Man to Fine or Jail

Judge H Mercer Jordan of police court imposed a $35 fine or 30 days in jail on a defendant charged with disorderly conduct and intoxication. The attorney said the man stood in an ante room minus trousers, stolen by a companion who also took his pocketbook and shoes. The judge jokingly urged the lawyer to lend trousers, who replied they would not fit. The recorder allowed a guilty plea as the man poked his head from the ante-room doorway.

H. Mercer Jordan Police Court Jordan

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