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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1945

Page

3

Bread Returns From Eastern Europe Seed Drive Back to War Affected Lands

The 1870 bread cast upon waters idea resurfaces as 2,000,000 bushels of small grain seed, mainly winter wheat from eastern Europe, are gathered in the United States for distribution by the War Food Administration. Nebraska, Montana, Kansas and Oklahoma process seed for shipment to Czechoslovakia, with Greece and Poland also targeted for seed wheat and vegetable seeds.

Europe United States Nebraska Montana Kansas Oklahoma Czechoslovakia Texas Greece California Arizona W. A. Wheeler War Food Administration Washington Poland C. H. Swinbank Nebraska Grain Improvement Association Nebraska Seed Company Omaha Dwight Griswold Agricultural College Russia Nebraska Experiment Station Lincoln

Rev Hoffman Preaching Services Tonight and Each Night

The public is urged to attend as Rev. H. B. Hoffman delivers sermons with special nightly singing by Prof. and Mrs. R. A. Shonk. News notes invite community worship and participation.

R. A. Shonk

Market Quotation Roundup for Livestock and Produce

Baltimore market reports firm prices across produce poultry and eggs with steady cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago and Baltimore quotations. Notable figures include feeder and butcher weights for steers up to 860 pounds at 15.50 and hogs at 15.30 ceiling, with calves 16 to 17 dollars and spring lambs around 16 dollars per hundredweight.

Baltimore Chicago Livestock Chicago

Rails Steels and Utilities Rally in Mixed Stock Market

New York July 10 stock market edged higher on the recovery mood in rails, steels and utilities while mild selling appeared in spots. Investors continued to buy dividend paying shares but many customers stayed aloof awaiting more clues on Washington's next steps to curb speculation. Labor rifts and the international scene weighed as cautious factors. Activity rose at times but slowdowns were common with gains of fractions to a point or so.

New York Washington

Chicago Grain Quotations Mixed Opening Prices

Chicago grain quotes show July rye up to 4 cents higher at the open. Wheat July 1.65 1 4 to 1 8. Corn July 1.18 1 2. Oats July 65 5 8. Rye July 1.46 to 1.48. Barley May 1.09 1 2. Market notes light trade at opening.

Chicago

X Ray Survey At O Sullivan Rubber Plant Reveals High Participation

The Winchester Tuberculosis Committee conducted chest X rays at the O Sullivan Rubber Company on Monday July 9. A total of 496 workers were X rayed across three shifts 276 134 and 86 representing about 75 percent of the workforce.

Winchester Tuberculois O'Sullivan Rubber Company Winchester Tuberculosis Association Frederick County John Woolfolk

All In for Victory War Bond Drive Surges

Citizens rally to fund the war effort through bond sales with campaigns urging immediate purchases. Local organizers highlight community support and the need to back national defense goals through the bond program.

Texan Escaped Behind German Lines Recount

Flight Lt. William G. Pickens of San Antonio, a Texas RAF veteran, describes two years as a POW behind German lines. He escaped six times, led escapes, served with Yugoslav partisans, bribed guards, and helped link Allied forces, earning the label Houdini of the Prison Camps.

Henry B. Jameson Aeea Bournmouuth Gland William G. Pickens San Ronio Royal Canadian Air Force Paumonia No Man’s Land Pilsen Skoda RCAF United States Army Air Forces Pacific Pickens Frankfort Muhlburg Gestapo Underground

If We'll Buy The Bonds Theyll Drop The Bombs

A provocative slogan questions funding actions with a stance on defense bonds. The phrase implies a link between national borrowing and military escalation, reflecting public sentiment on defense spending and wartime policy.

Local Servicemen Receive Promotions and Wartime Updates

Military notes report Seaman Second Class George P. Newcome of Buffalo after training at Sampson and service overseas, plus two local men near a French port after release from German prison camps. Coast Guardsman Archie J. Manuel aided in North Africa Sicily Salerno and Normandy landings and Pacific invasions. Cpl. William C. Shirley completed thirty months overseas service in Naples after North Africa campaigns. Other local service members include John W. Sencindiver earning the Good Conduct Medal at Westover and William Shirley reflecting redeployment needs.

George P. Newcome Sampson Naval Training Station Sampson N. Y U. S. Naval Training Center Newport R. I Boston Mass Seaman Newcome Shea Elmwood Buffalo Germany Edward Grove Route 1 Winchester Louis F. Dodson West Cork Street United States Army Coast Guardsman Archie J. Manuel Clyde M. Manuel Warren County Glen Echo Coast Guard North Africa Silicy Salerno Normandy Robert Clyde Air Service Command Naples Italy William C. Shirley Martin Shirley Cross Junction Frederick County 20Th New Orleans Air Force Regensburg Schweinfurt France Balkans Cpl Shirley National Fruit Product Company

Five Nazis Hanged In Comrade Death

Five German prisoners were hanged after being judged ring leaders of an assault on Kunze. The trials, under war articles 89 and 92, followed court martial procedure and observed Geneva provisions. Roosevelt approved the sentences October 5, 1944, with Swiss observers and German notification coordinated by the protecting power.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Kunze

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