Five Nazis Hanged In Comrade Death
Five German prisoners of war executed at Fort Leavenworth for the 1943 murder of Johannes Kunze. The Rommel era Afrika Korps members faced the first U S foreign war prisoner executions, with Beyer first to die at 12 06 AM and others at half hour intervals.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
U. S
United States
Camp Gruner
Okla
Johannes Kunze
Tonkawa, Okla
Rommel
Afrika Korps
Walter
U. S. Army
Berthold Seidel
Hans Demme
Hans Schomer
Willi
Cq) Shcolz
Beyer
William E. Eley
John Sagar
C.W.T
Schumer
Col. Eley
For Sale Ten-Piece Mahogany Dining Suite
For sale a ten piece mahogany dining suite from J. W. Grove Furniture Co located at 125 S Loudoun St. Item listed with storefront tag T-10-1p-2t.
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J. W. Grove Purniture Co
S. Loudoun St
Just Received Split Bottom Kitchen Chairs and More
Just received at J. W. Grove Furniture Co. 125 S. Lou doun St. split bottom kitchen chairs porch rockers and metal utility cabinets. Furniture store update for upcoming sales and stock arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Grove Furniture Co
S. Loudoun
Meeting of School Trustee Electoral Board
The School Trustee Electoral Board will meet in the School Board office at ten o clock on July 18 for the purpose of appointing a school trustee for Stonewall District. Cla E Lemley Chairman.
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Stonewall
Cla E E. Lemley
Public Sale of Edward H. Grove Orchards Notice
Edward H. Grove public sale of orchards is set for Wednesday July 11 1945 at eleven o'clock A M. See advertisement for details 47-7-10-1p-21
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Edward H. Grove
Spotted Fever Cases Increase Reported in Virginia
Virginia health officials warn of rising Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases as tick numbers grow. Eighteen cases have been reported across 14 counties this year, with outbreaks in Lynchburg and multiple counties including Amherst, Charlotte, Nelson, Albemarle, Arlington, and more. The vaccine is available at no charge through the State Health Department.
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Richmond
Rocky Mountain
State Health Department
Lynchburg
Amherst
Charlotte
Nelson
Albemarle
Arlington
Essex
Fauquier
Halifax
Bedford
Spotsylvania
Henrico, Henry, King George and
Loudoun
Millikin Named Chief Charter Critic in Senate Hearings
Eugene Donald Millikin, a Colorado Republican with a strong bass voice, emerged as the chief critic of United Nations Charter provisions before the Foreign Relations Committee. He is expected to influence potential reservations to ratification while Senator Taft dodges leading such proposals. Discussions include possible authorization of the American delegate on a proposed world security council.
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Washington
Eugene Donald Millikin
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
San Francisco
Millikin
Taft
Ohio
World Security Council
Barkley
Senate
Connally
D-Tex
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Leo Pasvolsky
United States
Vandenberg
French and Syrians In Fresh Clash In Aleppo
Syrian gendarmes and civilians and French guards exchanged fire for an hour in Aleppo. The clash defied British orders to cease fire and one British soldier was reported killed. Other casualties were not disclosed.
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Beyrouth
Aleppo
For Sale Sencendiver Farm 167 Acres
Notice of sale of the Sencindiver home farm consisting of 167 acres. Administrators Turner B. Sencendiver and Charles M. Sencindiver list the real estate for disposition. Auction details not specified.
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Sencendiver Home Farm
Turner B. Sencendiver
Charles M. Sencindiver
Adms
Supervisors Agree to Sale Of County Home
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors at their July meeting move to sell the county farm and note the immediate need for a new jail. They also consider inspecting the Amherst County Jail before appointing architects and report findings to Winchester officials.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Amherst County
William Carpenter
Amherst
Winchester Common Council
Carpenter
H. C. Light
G. W. Lemley
Lemley
Hennet and Smith
Winchester
C. M. Rosenberger
Aboive
W. L. Hoover
Ruth McNeil
Fred Stine
F. W. Pingley
Harry McCann
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Fuel Gas Workers Begin a Strike
A strike by United Fuel Gas workers began affecting transmission lines across six eastern states. About 1,000 workers walked out, possibly expanding to 2,500, with the Regional War Labor Board taking jurisdiction. Gas supplies to industrial customers were cut, main valves were shut, and compressor stations in West Virginia and Kentucky staffed by C IO workers were down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
W. Va
United Fuel Gas Company
GJO Oil and Gas Workers’ Union
Regional War Labor Board
Cleveland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New York
Harry A. Wallace, Jr
United Fuel
Tennessee Gas and Transmission Company
Texas
Wallace
Sinking of Allied Ship Disclosed
Paris reports the S S Empire Javelin carrying U S Army HQ to France was sunk in the English Channel December 28 by a German mine or torpedo. Of 1483 aboard 13 were missing and 28 injured. 268 officers and 1 215 enlisted men survived after French frigate L Escarmouche evacuated crew before a second explosion sank the vessel.
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Paris
U. S. 15Th Army
France
English Channel
Supreme Headquarters
Second Deluge Of Rain Hits City Yesterday
A heavy rainstorm drenched Winchester yesterday afternoon at 3 15 pm dumping 2 31 inches in 35 minutes per Winchester Research Laboratory. Streets in downtown flooded as water surged along Cameron Boscawen and Piccadilly. hail damaged windows and crops near Gore and Timber Ridge. A barn on John W Herrells near Gore burned after a lightning strike. Rainfall to date July totals 6 29 inches with an additional .18 inch later. The flood marooned theatergoers and water spread into some stores but caused limited damage overall.
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Winchester
Gore
Winchester Research Laboratory
Boscawen
Cameron
Piccadilly
Loudoun
Braddock
Hayfield
Gainesboro
Cross Junction
Timber Ridge
Della Lewis
Gainesboro Pike
John W. Herrell
Cameron Street
Capitol Theater
Ieee
Stockholder Challenges B and O Debt Plan
A New York stockholder Randolph Phillips testified in a three judge federal court opposing Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's 500 million debt plan. He argued the program creates a synthetic crisis while the railroad cites past success and ICC approval to justify issuing collateral trust bonds to cover matured notes.
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Baltimore
New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Randolph Phillips
Baltimore and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad
Phillips
Banks of Winchester to Close Wednesdays in July and August
The Banks of Winchester announce noon closures on Wednesdays during July and August. Customers are urged to plan early for banking needs and cooperate with staff.
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Banks of
Winchester
Chinese Capture Point In Heart Of Mining Region
Chinese forces captured Tayu in Kiangsi province, 175 miles northeast of Canton, isolating Kanhsien and severing Japanese communications. In a southwestern drive, Chinese troops pushed toward Kweilin and Liuchow, reporting casualties and prisoner captures after attacks on Japanese landing parties near Amoy. Major General Kuo Chi-Chih announced the Japanese abandoning the corridor to Indo China.
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Spencer Moosa
Chungking
Tayu
Wolfram
Kiangsi
Canton
Kanhsien
Chinese High Command
U. S. 14Th Air Force
Kukong
Liuchow
U.S
14Th Air Force
Kweilin
Liuchow-Kweilin
Liuchow-Hengyang
Indo-China
China
Kiangso Province
Evacuation Plans for Singapore Reported by Batavia Radio
A Batavia radio broadcast recorded by the Federal Communications Commission says Singapore’s Swiss community and Arab population are preparing to evacuate the fortress city to resist an expected Allied invasion. About 3,000 Arabs will move north to Malay peninsula towns in August.
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San Francisco
Batavia Radio
Singapore
Malay Peninsula
Federal Communication Commission
Curtin Successor Eyes Labor Leadership in Australia
Canberra July 10. Treasurer and minister of post-war reconstruction announced he will stand for Labor party leadership to replace the late Prime Minister John Curtin. Observers think he will defeat Acting Premier Francis M. Forde and become prime minister.
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Canberra
Australa
1,000-Plane Tokyo Raid Hits Mikado Heartland
Admiral Halsey leads a massive 1000 plane strike on Tokyo from the Third Fleet with Vice Admiral McCain's carrier task force. The attack follows a dawn launch after a 550 plane raid, catching Japan unprepared and signaling a decisive Allied offensive. Nimitz names fleet units and vessels in the operation as carriers Lexington Essex Independence San Jacinto and battleships Indiana Massachusetts South Dakota Iowa.
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Mikado
Adm
John 8
McCain
Third Fleet
Tokyo
Chester W. Nimitz
Nimitz
Raymond A. Spruance
Marc A. Mitscher
Fifth Fleet
Comei
Domei
Halsey
J. F. Shafroth
O. C. Badger
J Cc. Jones
L. J. Wiltse
G. F. Rogan
A. W. Radford
L. Sprague
Lexington
Essex
Independence
San Jacinto
Indiana
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Iowa
Pacific Air Blows Hit Japan With Carrier Fleet
War brief notes Japan’s air onslaught with over 1000 carrier planes 550 Super Fortresses and other bombers. Dutch colonial troops stage two amphibious landings in Balikpapan Bay as British forces push through Burma village targets near Rangoon. Chinese forces seize Tayu in Kiangsu near Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Japan
Okinawa
Iwo
Borneo
Balipjapan Bay
Storm Killings In Lehigh Valley Reach Six
Six killed as electrical storm hits the Lehigh Valley. Houses crushed by landslide, rivers swollen, and four unidentified victims in Phillipsburg, plus deaths in Bethlehem and Allentown. Rescue crews saved 25 Girl Scouts stranded near Easton. Damages run to hundreds of thousands as bridges, roads, and rail lines suffered washouts.
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Phillipsburg
N. J
Lehigh Valley
Delaware River
Bethlehem
Allentown
Easton
Northampton
Pennsylvania and
Jersey Central
Weather Bureau
Phillipsburgh
Hospital ship Saturnia renamed and ready to take casualties
The 24,000 ton former Italian liner Saturnia, renamed Francis Y. Yanger and refitted as the world’s largest hospital ship, completed a nine day crossing from New York to Southampton to receive casualties. Col. Sherman L. Kiser said the return voyage would raise total casualties shipped from Southampton to the United States since D Day to 90,000, including 10,000 embarked last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Eng
Francis Y. Yanger
United States
New York
Sherman L. Kiser
U. S. Army
Eden Returns to Foreign Office After Illness
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, who has been ill with a duodenal ulcer for several weeks, returned to the Foreign Office in London on July 10.
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London
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
Nippon II Smashed In Pacific War Air Blitz
Guam July 10. More than 1 500 planes from carriers and American bases hit Japan in one day. B 29s from Lemay and Halsey’s forces bombed Tokyo area and five industrial centers. Tokyo radio claimed 230 additional planes joined the attack. A 2 000 000th ton bomb milestone was reached in WWII air campaigns.
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Guam
Carriers
Japan
Pacific
Adm
William F
Bull
Halsey
Tokyo
21St Bomber Command
Marianas
Radio Tokyo
Kyushu
United States
Chester Wa
Osaka
Honshu
Kochi
Shikoku
Shikoku Honshu
Henry H
Hap
Army Air Forces
Saipan
72Rd Wing
Sakai
Dorer
William Refinery
C. Boone
Lucy
Washington Ave
Kinston
Want To Learn KT T-1DaH Language
A brief note asks how to say or learn KT T-1DaH phrases. It seeks guidance on pronunciation usage and basic meanings for quick comprehension. The text appears as a fragmented request from a learner seeking linguistic help.
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The
U.S. A
By Robert Otey
Kunze
Company Four
Boscawen-Cameron Street
Curtin
Nippons
By Leif Erickson
Bull) Halsey
Western Pacific
Norman Paige
American Broadcasting Company
Paige
Winchester Evening Star
Burma
Trraweddy Lane
Rangoon
Eden
Nippon II
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