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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1945

Page

5

Dempsey Willard Fight Recalled on Anniversary

Eye witness Bob French recalls the 1919 Toledo battle where Jack Dempsey knocked down Jess Willard seven times, the crowd’s reaction, and the controversial finish. The article notes the historic gate, promoter Tex Rickard, and Willard’s 235 pound frame contrasted with Dempsey’s around 185 pounds. A second Virginia court notice follows about a land title dispute in Frederick County.

Toledo Jack Dempsey Jess Willard Associated Press Bob French James Montgomery Flagg Dempsey Bay View Park Tex Rickard New York State Willard Jess Sao Jack Ollie Pecord

Public sale of Philip Shade heirs property near Howard Chapel

Heirs of Philip Shade offer a public auction at the decedent's home between Siler and DeHaven. Auction includes a walnut corner cupboard, oak table, kitchen cabinet, iron kettle, writing desk, reed organ, living room suite, mirror, day bed, leather couch, rug, beds, chairs, lamps, dressers and more. Also heavy wagon, scales, dinner bell. A. E. Dellinger to sell two Jersey cows and two Holstein cattle. All items fresh in August. Cash terms. R. P. Duvall, Auctioneer.

Philip Shade Howard Chapel Church Siler and DeHaven A. E. Dellinger South Cameron St

Lights Out Northfleet May Force Street Lighting Cutbacks

Northfleet residents may lose street lighting after numerous lamps were broken. The council cites vandalism, with many incidents attributed to children using bows and arrows, prompting a potential suspension of lighting in the town.

Northfleet Eng North Kent

Gunlock Cowboy's Mortar Hit Traps Japanese Dump

Rex A. Leavitt, a Gunlock soldier, fired at Luzon and missed his target by 200 yards. Ordered to rejoin his original target, he misunderstood while the commander called, and the Japanese ammunition dump blew up. The dump exploded and continued for three hours.

Gunlock Utah Rex A. Leavitt Luzon Leavitt

Public sale of Grove Orchard property in Virginia

Executor of Edward H. Grove offers at public auction in Winchester Virginia on July 11 1945 at 11 a m a 47 acre tract with an eight room house barn outbuildings two wells storage tank apple orchard and improvements. Terms require one third cash with balance in two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.

Edward H. Grove County Court House Winchester Frederick County Claude M. Grove

Land Auction in Frederick County Virginia 52 Acres

Special Commissioner will offer for sale at public auction in Winchester Virginia on July 11 1945 at noon the tract of 52 acres with 32 acres in apple orchards and a six room dwelling. Sale secured by a deed of trust and a bonds payable in one and two years with semi annual interest. The property operated as a single unit by Edward H Grove.

Charles Milton Mary A. Crone Frederick County Virginia Martinsburg Winchester Marion H. Anderson William McCann George Crone Lee Crone Lawrence Crone Edith Crone Allen Crone Claud M. Grove Lovell H. Grove William A. Grove Circuit Court County Court Middle Road Lee N. Whitacre Edward H. Grove

Roundup hints at wide spread baseball teams across towns

Cities from Lansing to Williamson claim large baseball rosters per population. Reports list Lansing 120000 with 645 players in 45 teams, Norristown 40000 with 40 teams, Madison 67000 with 600 boys, Holyoke 60000 with 39 school teams, and others including Hastings and Wisconsin Rapids with substantial junior and league groups.

New York Tulsa Akla Dubuque Butte Mont America Lansing Mich Norristown Valley Force General Hospital Madison Wis Holyoke Mass Hastings Neb Wisconsin Rapids Williamson W. Va Cubs Epee

Youngstown Welterweight Bell on Rough Fight Lesson

Tommy Bell of Youngstown Ohio recalls learning to play rough in his bout with Fritzie Zivic and says the fight taught him to embrace aggression in the ring.

Tommy Bell Youngstown, O Fritzie Zivic

Flight School Move Signals Illinois Line Coach Hire

Burt Ingwersen transfers from North Carolina pre flight school to the Chicago area and awaits Navy discharge before signing as University of Illinois line coach. Also mentions Red Cross charity softball at Ebbets Field on July 19 and various wartime sports connections and club news.

Burt Ingwersen North Carolina Chicago U. of Illinois Tucson Nat Fleischer Buddy Baer Special Services Camp Lee Budy Bob Warren Georgia Athens Navy Dave Zinkoff Philadelphia

Commanding praise for Iceland-Zink assistant officer’s work

The officer is commended for superior service as assistant special service officer in Iceland Zink. Two eight club softball leagues now operate along with bowling volleyball and horseshoe pitching.

Iceland Zink

Sutton Brothers Meet In Germany

Mrs. L. F. Sutton of East St. writes that her sons Sgt. Marion L. Sutton and Sgt. Richard F. Sutton met in Germany for the first time in two and a half years. Richard has been near Paris at ETO USA headquarters and Marion, in the Fighting 69th, has moved to General Simpson’s Ninth Army. Their brother Cpl. Robert Sutton serves in the Philippines with the Quartermaster Corps.

L. F. Sutton East St Marion L. Sutton Richard F. Sutton Germany Richard Paris Eto-Usa Uncle Sam Marion 69Th Simpson Ninth Army Winchester Cpl Robert Sutton South Pacific Philippines Quartermaster Corps

Ecuador Enacts Literacy Law for Illiterate Citizens

A new Ecuadorian law requires illiterate residents aged 16 to 50 to learn reading and basic arithmetic within five years. Fines range from 40 cents to $12 for noncompliance, with family heads responsible for enrolling illiterates. The National Union of Newspapermen is tasked with enforcing the measure.

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Queensland premier welcomes Britons as postwar settlers

Premier Frank Cooper said Britain should supply settlers for Australia after the war. He noted Queensland will welcome and prefer British arrivals, as all Australia recognizes the need for a larger population.

London Queensland Britain Frank Cooper Australia

City And County Realty Transfers In Winchester Area

Real estate transfers listed for Winchester area include Etta Edmonds to Robert Brannon at 238 Fairfax Lane and Mary Parks to Sadie Finley with multiple properties, plus several transfers near Stephens City Gainesboro District and Middletown. Notable entities include Sunny Side Orchards Inc and various pairs of spouses and heirs.

Etta I. Edmonds Robert E. Brannon Fairfax Lane Mary Va Parks Et Als Sadie B. Finley N. Kent St E. Pall Mall Street Anna M. Anderson Frances Grant Stipe N. Loudoun St G. Sheridon City of Winchester

Bank Closing Notices for Independence Day 1945

Notices state banks will close Wednesday July 4 1945 for a legal holiday and reopen Thursday July 5 1945 for paper maturities. Included are Commercial and Savings Bank Farmers and Merchants National Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank with cashiers Sloat Yost and Brown.

Commercial and Savings Bank John J. Sloat Farmers and Merchants National Bank YOST Shenandoah Valley Nat’! Bank Harold G Brown

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By Bob French The Rickard Thurs R. P. Duvall American Viscose Corporation Front Royal United States Employment Service Office Kiernan WINC Fay Herbert Larrick Lovell H. Grove Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company Columbus Ohio G. L. Craig, Sr N. Main St Dial Sutton Brothers Ecuadorian Miller Drug Store Adv City OF Charter Sunny Side Orchards Inc Capital Pres Arthur Robinson Mary E. Robinson Secy-Tres H Delmar Robinson Frank B. Robinson Naoni Whitacre John D. Luttrell Shockeysville Gainesboro James F. Judy Lucy P. Judy Middletown S. J. McDonald Charles Harvey Richard Stephens City Mattie EF Davis Et Als Donna E. Hadlock Stephenson Idan Julian D. Steele C. M. Terault Thomas Benj. Massie Paul A. Shifflett C. C. Rhodes Wilbur C. Bauserman Alvin W. Shade Alvin E. Dellinger C. C. Malone Jame C Malone Susan L, Lynn Roy P. Duvall Abbott, Proctor & Paine New York Stock Exchange East Main Street Richmond Veterans of Foreign Wars J. E. Keffer WAR Finance
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