Winchester Named A Summer Flying Course Site For Virginia
Ground school supervisor W Robertson announced Winchester as one of two Virginia cities for a summer pilot training program. The initiative seeks 50 students minimum with 25 more names to enroll. Melvin T. Snyder returns as instructor and scholarships will be awarded to top ground records.
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Winchester
Virginia
W. Robertson
Andrew Bell
Melvin T. Snyder
Ing
Vir- Pihia
Gabriel Ensogna
Court Jones
Burl Baker
John Wei
Kenneth P. Fortune
Edward Clifton
Paul D. Everly
Hubert Jr
Frank Tavenner
William Affer
Robert Gibbons
Harles Harbaugh
Sam Mety
Ward Snyder
Charles Her
Earl Beaver
Earl Christe
Charles Thompson
Edd
Wilbur Burke
Irvin Clem
Glavin Fox
James C. Downing
Vincent Noonan
John MacMillan
Blitz Across Russia Show Military Pushes and Losses
Soviet and German reports claim heavy clashes on the central, western Ukraine, and northern fronts. Moscow says two German regiments and 35 heavy tank battalions were wiped out, while Riga claims German and Romanian units were defeated or pushed back toward Soviet territory.
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Gops
Epr
Westernkraine
Moscow
Waws
Kiev
Soviet Ukraine
Lenag
Russia
Williams Boy Undergoes Tonsil Operation at Local Hospital
The 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs FE Williams had his tonsils removed yesterday at Orial hospital for diseased tonsils. He has been moved to the Berryville avenue home where his condition was reported today as improving.
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Williams
Orial Hospital
Berryville Avenue
Winchester Scouts Film Camp Activities Include Color Movie
Winchester Scouts in the Shenandoah Area Council camp near Capon Bridge plan a color camp movie sponsored by the Kiwanis Clubs of Winchester Berkeley Springs Martinsburg and Charles Town. The film covers a full day from reveille to taps with scenes of dining hall inspections and troop activities. Advancement records show varied achievements across multiple troops.
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Scouts of the
Shenandoah
Aaa
Troop 2
Winchester
Phil Hunter
Courtney Jones
Mike Collins
Albert Cline
Donald Eer Wade , Jr
Revenc Ver
George Snarr
Jack Lillis
Troop 3
Ray Garrabrandt
Bernard Groves
Benny Potts
Dinsmore Potts
Billy Stryker
Donald Larrick
Arthur Kiracofe
Stewart Brown
Aaron Zuckerman
Char
Bill To Defer Men Over 28 Likely To Pass
The article cites historical precedents for executive armed forces deployments from presidents including Roosevelt and others, noting acts as commander in chief. It compares past foreign expeditions to current congressional moves and discusses authority exercised by the presidency in military deployments abroad.
Iceland Expedition Seeks U S Troops For War Role
The article notes the Iceland expedition as the sole plan using American armed forces to substitute for SRA troops in wartime, highlighting the strategic shift and implications for U S military involvement.
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America
Iceland
SRA
Strike Ends at Leavenworth After Transfers to Alcatraz
Federal prison director James V. Bennett announced that a 1,100 inmate strike at Leavenworth Kansas prisons industries ended with ring leaders moved to other facilities including Alcatraz. He said investigations are complete and operations return to normal. About 25 inmates were reportedly sent to Alcatraz.
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Washington
James V. Bennett
Leavenworth
Kansas
Alcatraz
Bennett
Army
Justice Department
Clarke County Trial Justice Court Week-end Convictions
Clarke County Trial Justice Court convictions list several defendants from Berryville. E F Meade fined 14.25 for failing to stop at a stop sign. Stanley FE Wilson fined 14.25 for speeding. Marvin L Campbell fined 43.14 for reckless driving. William G Bray fined 15.25 for breach of the peace. J K Lawson fined 14.25 for fishing without a license. R B Lawson fined 14.25 for fishing without a license. Shirley Tracy fined 1 13.25 and jailed thirty days for driving under the influence. Sam Redis fined 14.25 for obstruction of justice. E E James fined 15.25 for reckless driving. Sam Manuel fined 11.25 for drunkenness.
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Berryville
Trial Justice Court of
Clarke County
E. F. Meade
Stanley FE. Wilson
Marvin L. Campbell
William G. Bray
J. K. Lawson
R. B. Lawson
Shirley Tracy
Sam Redis
Obstruction of Justice
E. E. James
Sam Manuel
Locke elected head of Clarke County Chamber of Commerce
Roy O. Locke was elected president of the Berryville and Clarke County Chamber of Commerce for the coming year. Edward Thomas became vice president and Loring Kackley was re elected secretary and treasurer. The gathering followed a church pew service and announced the slate of directors including Ernest Locke and A Garland Williams among others.
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Berryville
Roy O. Locke
Berryville and Clarke Chamber
Commerce
Dward Thoma
Loring Kackley
Freeman
Neineaeen
Scorss
Beeton Glen
Ay Berlin
R. N. Dorsey
Ernest Locke
Kot On Locke
Joseph F. Moore
A. Robertson
J. Thoma
R. M. Ware
A. Garland Williams
Jesse van Camp
In-service Education Topic at University of Maryland
Delegates at the first school administrators conference discuss in service teacher training led by Dr. Sidney B Hall of Virginia. A picnic is planned at Bowie for 25 educators from six states and the District of Columbia as Dean Harold Benjamin notes shifts in South American teaching systems away from old European traditions.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Sidney B. Hall
Virginia
Bowie
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Harold Benjamin
College of Education
Germany
England
France
Dr. Benjamin
Aerial Reserves Are Called Out
The War Department disclosed that air corps reserve officers not yet on active duty and with civilian jobs not essential to defense are being ordered to extended active duty. Officials said the exact number would not be public, but it likely runs into hundreds, with possibly less than 10 percent remaining in civilian life by August 1. Officers are reassigned to units matching their military and civilian experience.
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Washington
War Department
Air Corps
Department
British warns Britons abroad against aiding Axis propaganda
London reports the government warned Britons abroad against assisting Axis propaganda in radio broadcasts. Undersecretary Peake said foreign broadcasts are being recorded to prosecute Britons aiding Axis messaging. The note also cites criticism of P G Wodehouse for his Berlin broadcast.
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London
Home Affairs
Peake
House of Commons
P. G. Wodehouse
Germany
Berlin
Warden at Sing Sing Noted for 21 Years of Service
Ossining New York prison warden James Ze 8 gas has presided over 36 750 inmates in 21 years. During his tenure four women and twenty nine percent of the male inmates have been electrocuted, though he opposes capital punishment.
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James
Ossining
N. Y
Japan Admits Shortage of Ships in Pacific
Shanghai dispatch reports observers say Japan curtails Pacific routes and concentrates merchant ships as preparation for potential actions. Government spokesman Koh Ishii cites ship shortages and Panama Canal regulations as factors while Army spokesman Kunio Akiyama warns against misreading moves and notes concern over wider war proximity.
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Shanghai
Japan
Pacific
Tokyo
Koh Ishii
Pacific Ocean
United States
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Kunio Akiyama
United States Navy
Iceland
Roosevelt
Indo- China
Akiyama
Far East
Vladivostok
Netherlands East Indies
Baptists Schedule Annual Picnic This Thursday
Rev E T Clark announced the Baptist congregation will hold its third annual picnic at Powell’s Baptist Church grounds. Attendees from prior picnics exceed 100. Activities run from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM with supper and games including tennis baseball badminton and horseshoe pitching.
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At Baptist Chisto
Powell
E. T. Clark
Shanes
Veterans Attend FDR Policy Banquet and Parade
Mrs Rosa Noon of Staunton led as guard at the banquet with B Wymer presiding. Speakers from Commander McNemar to Col Battle urged defense funding as delegates toured Handle High School and Garland Quarles received a tablet from U S Maine relics.
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Norfolk
Rosa B Noon
Staunton
B Wymer
Ype
McNemar
Ioton
Handle High School
U. S
Maine
Garland R. Quarles
Commeena McNemar
New Market
Shenandoah Caverns
First US shoemaking begins with Thomas Beard arrival
The article notes shoemaking as a business arriving in America in 1629 when Thomas Beard, a shoemaker, came under contract to craft shoes for the Pilgrim colony.
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United States
America
Thomas Beard
Pilgrim Colony
Feller and Wyatt Duel in All Star Clash at Briggs Stadium
Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians opposed Whitlow Wyatt of the Brooklyn Dodgers on the mound before about 50 000 fans as the American and National leagues met in their ninth annual all star game at Briggs Stadium Detroit July 8.
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Briggs Stadium
Detroit
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Whitlow Wyatt
Brooklyn Dodgers
United States Marines Lead Large Naval Landing Force
Reports say a strong vanguard of naval forces landed as announced by Roosevelt. Prime Minister Mackenzie of Canada cites Iceland as the landing area with reinforcements withdrawn to England. The exact makeup is unclear, but U S Marines are believed to form the bulk, with Roosevelt indicating troops may include Army units.
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Roosevelt
Mackenzie
Canada
Iceland
England
United States
Jonasson
Treasury Status Update on July Spot Debt Figures
Fragmented data shows Treasury status with later July figures around 178,084 and 376.1 notes. References to debt, categories BT and BI BA appear, along with incomplete measurements. Further details needed for a precise headline.
Daily Quiz Answers Quiz Row From Page Four
Answers to the daily quiz are listed with scattered fragments such as arlene Bietrich and a figure 26,000. Other items include a cryptic line about broth and a distorted name V letnity s White. The page also shows partial entries like 7. 1 and a garbled Siemon ae Tonaad implying Siam.
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Arlene Bietrich
Letnity
Siemon Ae Tonaad
Siam
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