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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1945

Page

2

Cammer Chosen as Virginia’s White House Ceremony Alternate

Darden Thomas Coates, Richmond county draft board chair and World War I veteran, is Virginia’s representative for the White House ceremony January 21. Governor Truman will award service medals. three alternates named are E. S. Shields Farmville Calide P. Cammer and W. S. Beverley. Cammer, a Winchester board member for over five years, is a prominent local businessman.

Darden Thomas Coates Richmond County Virginia Truman Blindfolder Ginia E. S. Shields Prince Edward

Lofton Brothers Reenlist After Army Discharge

Cpl Kenneth Lofton and Sgt Eugene Lofton, honorably discharged after 3 12 years of service, reenlist for three years in the Army Air Force. Cpl Lofton bears the Victory Ribbon American Defense Ribbon Good Conduct Medal and the ETO Ribbon with three battle stars. The brothers are on a 90 day furlough with their mother Mrs Julia Lofton in Sunnyside.

Kenneth Lofton Eugene Lofton U. S. Army Army Air Force Cpl Lofton Sgt Lofton Julia Lofton Sunnyside

Japanese Guards Beat American POW to Death in Prison Hospital

Witnesses testified at the Tokyo war crimes trial of Guard Tatsuo Tsuchiya that Japanese guards beat U S prisoner of war Pfc. Robert Gordon Teas in a prison camp hospital yard and again in the hospital. Teas, captured on Bataan in 1942, died after prolonged beatings in March 1943.

Yokahama U. S Japan Tatsuo Tsuchiyan Robert Gordon Teas Streator Ill Red Cross Hitsushima Charles B. Gavord Deming N. Mex Gavord Tsuchiya Teas Bataan Mushmouth Little Glass Eye Teal Gavard Gavor Clifton Otto Snodgrass Junction City Kas River Tooth Snodgrass

Army points score cut again for releases

The Army announced a new round of release cutbacks effective December 31 expanding eligibility by 600000 for separation. Enlisted men need 50 points and officers 70, with WAC lengths of service now counted for eligibility. Separations drop to 42 months for enlisted and 48 months for male officers, with age limits lowered to 45 for most medical and dental officers.

Washington Army WAC Dental and Veterinary Corps

Pearl Harbor Committee to extend five week inquiry

The Pearl Harbor Committee called an executive session for 4 p m EST to decide how long the five week alten inquiry will continue. Chairman Barkley and Senators Ferguson Lucas weigh extension options with estimates of 60 to 90 more days. Committee counsel plan to quit in January as debates over extension proceed.

Washington Pearl ‘Harbor Congress Barkley D-Ky Senate House United States Ferguson R-Mich William D. Mitchell Lucas D-Ill

Churchill To Visit States Early Next Year

The White House announced that Winston Churchill former British prime minister will travel to the United States by ship for New York mid January. Medical adviser Lord Moran recommended he spend a month or more in a warm climate and take complete rest.

Washington White House Winston Churchill United States Churchill England New York London Lord Moran

Commons Approve Nationalization of Bank of England

In London on December 19 the Commons approved nationalization of the 250 year old Bank of England by 306 to 126. The bill transfers the bank from private to public ownership with a king appointed governor and a 10 member directors' court. The private bank’s capital stood at $58,212,000 with 12 percent dividends since 1923. shareholders will be compensated with government stocks at 3 percent interest.

London Bank of England Commons House of Lords Labor Party

Couple Finishes Breakfast as Roanoke House Fires

Roanoke Virginia on December 19 a Negro couple remained calm and finished breakfast in a smoke filled kitchen while policemen arrived before the fire department to extinguish a house fire.

Roanoke Frank H. Webb C. D. Webster

Baby Died Of Asphyxiation In Chelsea Case

Medical Examiner William J. Brickley reported that six month old Ronald Carlin died of asphyxiation and acute respiratory failure. He suggested the infant may have turned face down in the crib leading to the fatal condition. The autopsy is part of a high profile kidnapping hoax investigation led by District Attorney Willem J. Foley.

Chelsea Mass William J. Brickley Ronald Carlin Brickley New England Willem J. Foley

Maj General Leonard Wing Dies at 52 in Rutland

Maj General Leonard F. Wing commander of the 43rd Winged Victory division in four Pacific campaigns and part of MacArthur occupation forces in Japan died at his Rutland home. He was 52 and found dead in bed from a heart attack after recent heart condition treatment.

Rutland Leonard F. Wing 43Rd Pacific Japan Douglas MacArthur

Winchester council approves city cash balance and new fire chief

The Winchester City Council unanimously appoints E W Argenbright as fire chief for a four year term starting January 1. A letter fromDr Ed win C Yost urges sewerage disposal plant work costing about 650000 with bond financing. The council also considers bus service franchises and subdivision contracts while planning street lighting equipment upgrades.

Frank Barr E. B. Baker J. H. Henry Rice John Rice Winchester Edwin C. Yost Citizens Relief Council Frederick County John M. Taylor Charles A. Anderson Fred M. Jenkins Washington, D. C A. Lee Coble Winchester Fire Companies H. B. Dunlap Malden Ed Molden Fred Harris Fred Glaize Woodland Avenue Henry Alan Peery E. W. Argenbright Argenbright Taylor Barr Peery Council

Calotabs Promoted To Solve Constipation During Colds

An old warning asserts constipation worsens colds by trapping virus laden mucus and waste. Calotabs are touted as a dependable intestinal eliminant that swiftly clears the gut to help Nature fight the cold. Take CALOTABS as directed by a druggist.

Nature

Mrs. Ida Trail Passes Away at 107 Euclid Avenue

Mrs Ida May Trail wife of James Ashford Trail died at 107 Euclid Avenue at 4 25 yesterday from complications of old age. She was born 14 1866 in Frederick county Maryland and lived in Winchester the last twenty three years. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs William Winchester two sisters Mrs Frank Whippe Frederick and Mrs William Talbert Doubs one brother John H Davis Dickerson and a half sister Mrs A J Brown Dickerson. Funeral Saturday December 22 at 2 pm from the Jones Funeral Home with Rev Paul Dick officiating Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery

Ida May Trail James Ashford Trail Euclid Avenue Frederick County Winchester William Winchester Frank Whippe Frederick William Talbert Doubs John H. Davis Dickerson A. J. Brown Ernest Clem Alfred F. Ashton Marvin T. Massey U. S. Army Jones Funeral Home Paul Dick Mt. Hebron Cemetery

Evidence From Nuremberg Shows Storm Troopers Terror Strikes

Prosecutors at Nuremberg presented records alleging that a single SA brigade burned 35 synagogues in a two day anti Jewish attack. Col. Robert G. Storey said the SA formed to beat and terrorize political opponents before Hitler’s rise to power.

Mernberg Hitler International Military Tribunal Robert G. Storey U. S

Truman Pushes Army Navy Merger and Unified Global Training

President Truman argues for unifying land sea and air forces at home and abroad through a merger of the Army and Navy with universal training. He lists gains in integrated plans and budgets, civilian-military coordination, and civilian control, while keeping Navy carrier ships and marine corps integration. He calls for ending divergent Army Navy policies on promotions and awards.

Mr. Truman Truman Marine Corps Army Navy

Market quotations and livestock prices across cities

Baltimore and Chicago markets report mixed gains and steady tones. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep show receipts light to active with varied shifts in value, including pork cuts at ceilings and beef categories higher in spots.

Balttimore Livestock Baltimore Chicago Livestock Chicago USDA Texas

Stocks Recover After Dec 17 Slide In Broad Market Rally

New York traders saw rails rubbers aircraft utilities and retail shares rise more than a point after Monday's selloff as metals oils and steels lagged. brokers call the Dec 17 downturn a technical correction from 17 year highs with light tax selling and a few names leading the curb list Berkey & Gay Ryal Aeronautical American Maracaibo and Electric Bond & Share.

New York Berkey & Gay Ryal Aeronautical American

Rye futures lift as grain prices rise at opening

Chicago grain quotes show rye futures gaining over 3 cents a bushel at the market open. Other grains mostly hold near opening levels with December and July contracts posted across wheat corn oats rye and barley.

Chicago

Rotary Club Christmas Party Planned by Grim

Clifford Grim Youth Work Chairman will host the Rotary Club meeting Thursday at 1 p m at Sara Zane Fire Hall. He is arranging a Christmas program with goodies for 25 local youngsters and includes Christmas music movies and a dinner.

Clifford Grim Rotary Club Sara Zane Fire Hall

Statewide Snow Blanket Grips Albemarle Area

Mid morning temp 28 degrees as eight and a half inches of snow blankets the area. Numerous bumper collisions reported near Danville with no serious injuries. Albemarle county schools closed, Charlottesville schools open. Roads plowed and passable. Trailway buses resumed routes while other buses and trains ran late.

Danville Albemarle County Charlottesville Trailway

Answers to the Daily Quiz Listed Here

Correct responses for the Page 1 quiz include Augusta as the answer to question 2 opposed by items on multiple topics. The list covers duties, composers, months, a Cuba reference, war state mail implications, Roosevelt at the Minnesota State Fair in September 1961, rank Ensign, a quoted line, and the term cetacean.

Augusta Jerome Kern Cuba Theodore Roosevelt Minnesota Ensign

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Cammer New Lofton Brothers Trys Haldeman’s Chappies States DU Pont John W. Rosenberger & Co South Braddock St Wing Mrs. Ida Trail Army- Navy Bresk Pein Winchester and N. J. Romes Stock Market Report Berryville Boyce Clarke County Rotary Ironing Board Glaize Ae Bro Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation N. B. Habel
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