Norfolk protest over discharge coordination in armed forces
Fred Martin, former state commander of the Americans and Norfolk Selective Service Board No. 5 member, protests to Maj. Gen. Lewis Hershey about lack of coordination between procurement and discharge processes. He notes 30,000 discharges weekly and urges a system to retain needed men in service while reducing A W O L incentives, arguing many discharged are fit for limited service or could join the army instead.
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Norfolk
Fred Martin
The
Americans
Norfolk Selective Service Board No. 5
Lewis Hershey
Selective Service
Armed Services
General Hershey
Navy
Washington
Army
Martin
Sugar Rations to Stay Unchanged Through March
The Office of Price Administration announced that sugar rations for housewives will remain the same until April 1. Sugar stamp No. 30 becomes valid January 16, allowing five pounds of sugar for two and a half months through March. Stamp No. 29 expires January 15. Institutions like hotels and restaurants also keep current quotas.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
War News Mixed Confidence with Warnings for 1944
The piece notes sustained Allied optimism for ending the war in Europe next year while warning of high casualties and costly operations. It cites Eisenhower and officials who stress both confidence and caution to prevent public complacency as preparations for invasion intensify.
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Germany
Frye
Eisenhowe
Eisenhower
Algiers
Cairo
Teheran
Red Army
Europe
Britain
Tarawa
Hull
Japan
Young Morganthau to Wed Navy Lieutenant Mor genthau
Navy Lieutenant Robert M. Morgenthau son of the treasury secretary will marry Miss Martha Pattridge of Minneapolis in New York City this week. Engagement announced today by Mr. and Mrs. H J Pattridge in Minneapolis.
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Washington
Navy
Robert M. Morgenthau
Treasury
Martha Pattridge
Minneapolis
New York City
H. J. Pattridge
Judy Garland Hospitalized With Ear Infection
Hollywood reports Judy Garland has an ear infection from a cold and was hospitalized yesterday. Dr. M. Barney Kully says her condition is not serious.
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Judy Garland
Hollywood
M. Barney Kully
Wanted items and help notices in Winchester area
A batch of classified style notices lists seeks for a 16 000 capacity truck scales by W R Thompson White Post New 1941. A girl for inside bakery work with no phone call see Baking Co. A man or boy over 16 as helper at Underwood s Bakery Apply before noon. Electric appliances bought at Ed Moldens Electric Appliance Store 15 S Loudoun St Winchester VA. Waiters or waitresses needed for New Year at York Inn and Shady Rest with transport pay Apply Trianon Restaurant. A working house keeper sought with private apartment Mrs J Stewart Smith Lincoln VA. Part time cashiers wanted for Shady Rest York Inn and Trianon Restaurant. Lost black fur trimmed hat at Winchester Hospital reward Mrs Fowle.
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Molden
Loudoun St
Winchester
York Inn
Shady Rest
Trianon Restaurant
Main and
Piccadilly Sts
For Sale Substantial Eight Room House with Garage
Substantial eight room house for sale with bath hot water heat stocker and garage on a large well located lot. Contact phone number 3631 for details. Published in a dated classified notice.
Death of Camillus Snapp Near Stephens City
Camillus Snapp 89 died at 3 o clock this morning at Cora Barley farm near Stephens City where he had lived fifty years. He was bedfast since last Wednesday and attributed to old age. He was born December 13 1854 son of John W. and Margaret Snapp. Survived by four brothers Luther M Briscoe J D and Franklin P Snapp and one sister Edna F Snapp. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Camillus
Snapp
Orlock
Cora Barley
Stephens City
John W
Margaret Snapp
Frederick County
Methodist Church
Luther M. Snapp
Briscoe Snapp
Relief
J. D. Snapp
Franklin P. Snapp
Edna F. Snapp
Smith Urges Tougher Teeth for Smith Connally Act
Rep. Smith of Virginia calls for revision of the Smith Connally Labor Disputes Act to punish strikes without 30 day notice. He proposes removing union bargaining rights for a year after such violations and says the War Labor Board has exceeded its powers with maintenance orders. The move awaits administration backing.
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Washington
Smith
D-Va
War Labor Board
Special House Committee
House
Senate House
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Warner Bros
Bette
Bette Davis
Wiriam Hopkins
Mary Martin
Dick Powell
Franchot
Lupton Orchard Service CO
DIAL
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
Cammer Tire CO
Handley Schoe
J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Virginia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
George W. Kurtz
Evening Star
Edward Jenkins
Red Gate Farm
Millwood, Va
Telephone Boye
Berryville Pike
Morganthau
Greyhound Grill
Star
W. R. Thompson
White Post
C. E. Hall
Gore
P. O. Box
Baking Co
Underwood’s Bakery
Peoples Drug Store
Perry Wright
Esso
J. Stewart Smith
Lincoln
Purcellville
Trianon
Piccadilly St
Lapwood
Luther Larrick
Hayfield
Checkerboard
Fairmont
Dave Kater
S. Main St
Pingley & Carper
B. P. Myers
E. Pall Mall
Winchester Woolen Mill
Novick Transfer Co
Jack Pitzer
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Brendle Boston Terrier
Elmer
Gray Ave
Hodgson & Brown's
Buzzella’s
Lewis H Royston
Marshall
Lady’s
Leggett’s
E. Clifford Street
Helen Grove
Stonewall High School
Clearbrook
Sergeant’s Sale
Civil & Polce
Roy London, Jr
W. ©. Dixon
Court House
City of
G. C. Baker
Act
Camillus Snapp
Miscei
Front Royal Va
Certified Public Accountants
TAX Counsellors
Richmond
Lynchburg
Rouss Avenue
Loudoun
Earl L. Mason
Boyce
Geo. Baker
Roy P. Duvall
N. Main ST
Hable
Ilicé Faye
Carmen Miranda
Hansbrough & Carter Insurance
North
Loudoun Street
Gray
Eddy
the Star
Skyland Terrace
Front Royal, Va
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