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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1944
Page
8
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Reports circulate that Tojo faces political peril after losses at Saipan with naval and army factions blaming each other. Some say a new admiral may take over to rebuild Pacific defenses while others propose a peace government. Observers warn against false hopes of an easy exit.
Washington July 1 warns holiday travelers pursuing nonessential pleasure trips may face stranding, overcrowded cars, no dining facilities, or eviction from space if needed for casualties. Yet New York City terminals remained jammed with summer vacation travelers and Grand Central saw 10 percent more passengers than the 1943 holiday record.
Abner Johnson, star of the Winchester Park team, was announced today by Frank G Kellam Jr business manager as the new manager of the Royal Crown Cola Soft Ball team. He succeeds Jimmy Czel who was acting manager and who played on the U S Engineer team in Norfolk last year. Czel has been sidelined with an injured leg but is expected to return when league play resumes.
Public sale notice by Forest A. Brown and Herbert S. Larrick as attorneys for A D Goetz Sons and C I Brumback and wife. The lot known as Louis Shearer Warehouse on West side North Cameron Street 110 by 189 feet to be sold July 8 1944 at 11 a m. One third cash with balance in two annual installments. Interest six percent. Possession Sept 1 1944.
A woman in a 1939 Chevrolet coach abandoned her vehicle at the Cameron Boscawen street intersection yesterday afternoon as smoke issued from the engine. A city officer’s examination triggered a fire alarm but the South End truck found no fire. the car had been driven without oil. The unidentified driver did not appear, and the auto was moved off the intersection onto a nearby lot. Later the car was claimed and removed.
The Union of Polish Patriots in Soviet Russia denounces the Polish Emigre government in London as illegal and says the new Poland will be built around the National Council of Poland. A Moscow broadcast recorded by the Soviet monitor reports the resolution. Both bodies are pro-Russian and met Premier Stalin. a provisional national government for Poland is suggested.
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