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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1944

Page

5

Community Farm Meetings Report Strong Attendance Across Counties

Farmers gathered despite bad weather to discuss 1944 production goals and government policies. County Agent Fred Stine noted vigilance on livestock and feed grain, with resolutions urging relief on prices subsidies and supplies. Next meetings planned for January 25 in Clearbrook and Mt. Airy with talks on the Soil Conservation District program and February sessions to address labor and equipment challenges.

Gravel Springs Fred Stine United States Stephens City Clearbrook Mt. Airy Julian A. Everly Sec.-Treas Shenandoah Production Credit, Association Annie P. Starling Leo T. Anderson Winchester Group of Farm Loan Association Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District

Piccadilly Soda Shop founders arraigned on health code charge

A C Oates and J D Pugh trading as the Piccadilly Soda Shop were arraigned before Judge John Rice on a charge of maintaining a restaurant under unsanitary conditions. Judge Rice found them guilty and imposed a $50 fine plus costs, suspended pending correction by January. Inspector Clyde Annessta and sanitary inspector G G Baker filed the charges.

A. C. Oates J. D. Pugh Piccadilly Soda Shop John Rice Rice

Former Resident To Be Buried Here

Buena Vista Shade a former resident who died yesterday in Washington D C will be buried at Mt Hebron Cemetery here Saturday afternoon Funeral services are set for 8 o clock tomorrow night at the S H Hines Funeral Home Washington and the body will be brought to Winchester Friends will meet at Omps Funeral Home at 1 30 Saturday and proceed to Mt Hebron Cemetery where rites will be conducted by Dr E T Clark He is survived by his widow and three sons Elmer R Shade Marion P Shade both of New Work City and Maj Leslie N Shade location not known

Buena Vista Shade Washington D. C Mt. Hebron S. H. Hines Winchester Omps E. T. Clark Elmer R. Shade Marion P. Shade Nework City Maj Leslie N. Shade

Your Dimes May Help A Soldier's Son Escape Infantile Paralysis

A local appeal notes that pennies and dimes donated by readers could fund a cure or treatment for infantile paralysis affecting a soldier’s son. The item urges readers to contribute through the campaign.

Fighting Spreads On Croat Coast

London reports Marshal Tito stating heavy fighting spreads along the Croat coast below Fiume as German drives aim to curb Yugoslav Partisans threat. Communique notes attacks near Gospic Senj Otocac and Ljubljana with heavy German losses and numerous partisan counterattacks across Croat and Bosnian fronts.

London Josip Broz Titol Fiume Tito Free Yugoslav Radio Croatia Mege Biy Gospic Adriatic Senj Otocac Mrkonjecgrad Glamoc Banova Jarugs Dalj Zagreb Ljubljana Slovenian Ogulin-Karlovac Gacko Hercegovnia

Little Theatre to Broadcast Play Starve The Squander Bug

The Little Theatre will present a skit titled Starve The Squander Bug on WINC at 6 30 Friday night during the Farmers and Merchants Bank hour. Mrs Ralph Hardy radio chairman of the Woman s Division of the War Finance Committee directs the cast including Frances Beverley, Mrs William Payne, and Mrs Jack.

Little Theatre WINC Farmers and Merchants Bank Ralph Hardy Woman’s War Finance Committe Frances Beverley William Payne Jack

Delays and budget notes dominate Virginia session

The report cites a 1.5 percent rise in the first year school appropriation with many counties losing state aid due to lower average daily attendance. The Collins resolution seeks detailed local reports on attendance, density factors, teacher units, salaries, and local funding shares for 1940–44. A Senate resolution opposes diversion of highway funds, urging use of motor fuel taxes and vehicle fees for highway work, with the House adjourning after a brief session.

Whitehead Collins State Board of Education House of Delegates Senate General Assembly Highway Department Aubrey G. Weaver Front Royal Robert O. Norris, Jr House House Roads Committee Virginia

FBI Chief Refuses to Answer Security Questions Before Panel

J Edgar Hoover declined to answer a House committee's questions about internal security citing a presidential directive. The exchange touched on Lombrazzi's case and a 1939 memo directing the FBI to handle sabotage and espionage inquiries, with debate over immunity and proper legal authority.

Washington J. Edgar Hoover Egw Federal Bureau Investigation House Federal Communications Commission Roosevelt Eugene L. Garey Hoover Alfonse Lombral G Boston Lombrazi Hoover-tentita Hietre Mlegal Garey The Communications Commission Lombiazi Garey Rep. Hart N.N. J

Witness Loses Court Appeal in Jeffersonian Draft Case

Fourth U S Circuit Court affirms three year prison sentence for Truman A Merchant a Jehovah's Witness member in Richmond Va on charges of violating the selective service act Merchant asserts exemption as a regular full time minister arguing the act contravenes states powers in the Constitution appeal argued by defense attorney Thomas H Stone

Richmond Fourth United States Circuit Court of Appeals Federal District Court of Richmond Truman Alpheus Merchant Jehovah's Witnesses Thomas H. Stone Merchant Amelia County Federal District Court

Needs 103 Millions For Virginia Roads

Opening public hearings on the biennial appropriations bill focus on funding roads and schools. A Senate bill proposes a 3 percent sales tax to raise school funds while a House resolution seeks an investigation into teacher unit distribution.House and Senate committees press for Department of Education and Virginia Education Association input as discussions continue.

Intendent of Education Francis 8. Chase VEA Darden Levy Dr. Lancaster Superintendent of Education Charles E. Kilbourne Senate House House Appropriations Senate Finance Department of Education Virginia Education Association Dabney S. Lancaster

Sales Directory entries for Clarke County Virginia auctions

A list of auction notices across Clarke County Virginia with dates from January to March. Items include stock, implements, household goods, tools, and some antiques. Locations include Berryville, Boyce, Stephens City, Millwood, Hayfield, Wickliffe, and near Old Chapel and Clearbrook.

Wesley Kenney Clearbrook C- M Nicodemus Clarke County Berryville Geo. Baker Boyce Ralph Robinson Charles Town Rd F.C Inskip Stephens City C. O Vorous Dick Solightly Millwood Lee Boyce Hayfield Sam Myers Old Chapel Clarke Co D. P. Welch Wickliffe

Russians Break German Hold Near Leningrad In Major Offensive

Soviet bulletin reports Govorov’s forces punching 25 miles wide across the Leningrad front and regaining ground including Krasnoye Selo and Peterhof. Soviet gains extend along the Leningrad-Warsaw line as Meretskov’s troops push 19 miles north of Novgorod through reinforced fortifications and rail corridors.

Zere Estonia Vologda Moscow Russia Krasnoye Selo Tsarkoy Selo Czar Leningrad Peterhof Toner Pulkovo Stormovik Govorov RA Pra Leningrad-Warsaw Volkhov Front K. A. Meretskov Kolniki Ukraine Nikolai Vatutin

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