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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1945

Page

8

Local Service News Highlights Anzio to Belgium

The Nicholson family reports sons Clifford B Nicholson Seaman 1-C U S Navy stationed in North Africa with souvenirs from Italy France and North Africa and word of his Christmas box Richard L Nicholson Corporal in Germany since 1939 sees action in France Holland and Germany and invites letters from friends Harold Bolen to receive wings and commission as Army Air Corps lieutenant at Marfa Army Air Field Texas Hunter Bolen serving overseas in Germany Ensign O Rear transferred to University of Colorado studying Russian his wife in Baltimore Pvt Robert A Scruggs medical corps stationed in Belgium readers may contact families for addresses.

Nicholson Clifford U.S. Navy North Africa Italy France Rome Seaman Nicholson Germany Marfa Army Air Field Texas Harold H. Bolen Shenandoah Avenue Army Air Corps Bolen Winchester California Ensign Steward O'Rear W. T. O’rear Harvard University University of Colorado Baltimore Howard of Scruggs North Cameron Street Pvt Robert A. Scruggs Medical Corps Belgium

Where Will Hitler Fight Next After Berlin Falls

The piece weighs a looming Berlin fall and questions Nazi plans after losing the capital. It notes Dr. Robert Ley predicting quick capture and Munich as future operations hub, with Hitler facing pressure to fight to a finish, possibly shifting to southern Germany and Austria.

Hitler Berlin Robert Ley Munich Germany Austria

Beauty operator wanted for permanent work at Du Four Beauty Shop

Wanted advertisement seeks a beauty operator for permanent work at Du Four Beauty Shop located at 392 S Loudoun. The notice provides a contact line and date stamp (1-26-tf). Another ad requests to buy a small house or bungalow in or near Winchester with a dialing contact 4328 and a date stamp (1-29-31).

Winchester Loudoun Dial Stephens City Call New York A. Amityville Badaces

Winter ills and constipation warning prompt action

Winter illness risk rises with constipation prompting immediate steps. Readers are urged to address digestive issues promptly and consider thorough measures to improve health during cold season.

Army siege lines in Alpine amphitheatre guarded by Bavarian Alps

The author argues Germany could retreat forces from northern Italy Yugoslavia Hungary and Czechoslovakia into Austria via the Brenner while defending southeastern Germany and the Rhine. Munich is cited as a spiritual home and a Bavarian Alps hideout is speculated as a possible final fortress for Hitler and his aides.

Austria Hungary Czechoslovakia Germany Rhine Bavaria Hitler Munich Bavarian Alps

The Road To Berlin Distances Reported On Front Lines

Eastern Front reports 73 miles from Stolzenberg. Western Front notes 310 miles from Linnich Julich Duren area. Italian Front lists 544 miles from Reno River.

Associated Press Stolzenberg Linnich-Julich-Duren Reno River

Reliance U B Church Plans C E Anniversary Events

The Reliance U B Church marks the 64th anniversary of International Christian Endeavor with services. A February 2 birthday party in the school-house basement features a fellowship supper games and a devotional led by Mrs L P Tedrick. Rev Floyd Fulk will speak at 11 00 am and again at Ridings Chapel at 3 00 pm with special music by the Young Peoples Choir.

International Christian Endeavor Reliance U Floyd Fulk Young Peoples Virginia Elkton A. B Young Peoples’ Choir Fulk Ridings Chapel

American World War I dead buried in France total

Approximately 30,000 American service members were buried in six cemeteries in France. An additional 42 bodies remained in their original graves per relatives requests, and 18 were buried beneath the Lafayette Escadrille monument near Paris.

France Paris

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