War news tradition admits Hitler’s invincibility questioned
Analysis notes a shift in wartime belief as Russian front fighting intensifies. German assaults stall near the Stalin line while opposite reports differ, with Bolshevist resistance and strategic pauses shaping a new view that the Nazi advance may not be unstoppable. The piece highlights strategic aims, casualty exchanges, and the uncertainty of whether the Germans are truly halted.
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Hitler
London
Vichy
Berlin
Russia
Maginot Lines
Staline
Maginot
Strasburg Bonds Refunded By Town Council Vote
At a town council meeting Strasburg voted to refund outstanding bonds totaling 54000 immediately rather than wait until maturity in 1942. The move aims to reduce interest costs and reorganize municipal debt.
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Starsburg
Memorial Service At Shiloh on Timber Ridge
Annual memorial services will be held at Shiloh Church near Lehew West Virginia on Sunday July 13. The Rev C G Russell pastor Wardensville Methodist Charge will lead the morning service and the Rev C H Anderson pastor Full Gospel Tabernacle Winchester will lead the afternoon service. A large attendance is anticipated.
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Shiloh Church
Timber Ridge
Lehew
W. Va
C. G. Russell
Wardensville
C. H. Anderson
Full Gospel Tabernacle Winchester
Memphis student to supply Front Royal church in July
Arthur M. Field Jr. of Memphis, son of Winchester’s former mayor and Hampden-Sydney graduate, a Union Theological Seminary student, will supply Front Royal Presbyterian Church each Sunday in July while Rev. H W Shannon is on vacation.
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Arthur M. Field, Jr
Memphis
Winchester
Hampden-Sydney College
Union Theological Seminary
Front Royal Presbyterian Church
H. W. Shannon
Funeral Held For Mr. March at Market Street Methodist
Final rites for the late Gera March 72 were conducted at Market Street Methodist Church by Rev. Garland Hopkins and Rev. T M Swann. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named were E C Gough Frank Brown Ed Grim Thomas Clark Ed Rainsberger and F W Carper. South End Hose Company members attended in a body.
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Gera
Market Street
Daily Crossword Clues
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