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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1943
Page
8
In Indianapolis July 9, weather chief J H Armington notes the vintage of 1816, a year when heat broke after a cold spring but Chauncey Jerome records snows and frosts in June July and August. The year was labeled poverty year by crop damage and Mackernl Year by others.
The Synod of Virginia laymen will hold a two day conference at Massanetta Springs July 17 and 18. Richmond churches including Ginter Park Presbyterian send delegates. Speakers include Dr. J P McCallie S J Patterson C Darby Patton Dwight M Chalmers Titus Lists James E Bear and Nelson Huffman with Herbert Wood as chair. All 400 churches asked to send three delegates.
The analysis argues Hitler’s new push against the Soviet Union aims to break through near Kursk to encircle Reds and gain time against Allied invasions. It weighs motives, oil needs, and the Berlin broadcast risk, with two likely causes for the delay and bold eastern front gamble. Read Paul Mallon’s News Behind The News On Page 4.
A mixed page of ads lists items for sale including a riding horse at 613 N Market St, a complete golf set, a 1941 Chevrolet Tudor, a 1940 GE refrigerator, and a tractor trade. Help wanted notices include a live-in nursemaid for two children, a drug store helper, a domestic worker, an orchard hand, and a general laborer. Prices, contact details, and brief notes accompany each listing.
Staff Sergeant Stanley L. Seabright of Winchester Virginia, son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Seabright, stationed in Florida with the 1071st squadron, is named good conduct medal recipient and man of the week for his role in victory over the QM softball team. He joined military service in 1941, trained at Fort Meade and Keesler Field, helped open Homestead Army Air Field in September 1942, and now serves as fingerprint man in the Provost Marshal's Office while continuing his sports involvement with baseball and softball.
To lend on farm and city properties. John P. Allen, Atty. AWNINGS and Venetian blinds For estimate phone 4643 E W Armstrong Co 39 E Piccadilly.
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau tested a proposed slogan for the third war loan drive. The line The more bonds and sweat, the less blood and tears drew a silent reaction before Morgenthau rejected it.
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia Jennie E Copenhaver sues M M Lynch administrator of Cora Cain and others to compel specific performance or in default monetary damages for services and board. Unknown heirs may exist and reside out of state. defendants to respond within ten days. Publication of this order in Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and a convocation at courthouse by July 19 1943. Clerk P J Marshfall. Kern and Kern.
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