Two Policemen Fatally Shot During Store Pursuit
Norfolk police report two officers killed when answering a break in at West's Pharmacy on Granby Street. The gunmen fled. no witnesses identified. Both officers' revolvers and all cartridges were found discharged at the scene.
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West
Granby Street
P. A. Davis
Bfe
Ande Dunn
John F. Woods
Meetin Besven Quarters
100 Needed As Blood Donors Time Is Short
Blood drive in Winchester with Frederick County aims to collect 400 pints for plasma. The mobile unit arrives Thursday night and volunteers are urged to donate at the clinic headquarters 17 North Lou doun street open daily 9 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.Appointments between 8:45 a.m. and 2 p.m. Call 6502 to arrange.
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North Loudoun Street
Winchester
Frederick County
Hitler Directs Nazi Drive in Kursk Bulge Says Informant
London July 13 A source with contacts in Europe claims Hitler ordered a renewed offensive at Kursk before a July 5 German attack led by Marshal Von Kluge. The informant says Hitler took control three days after start, using about 30 divisions including 15 armored units, while pulling troops from Von Manstein’s southern forces.
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Marshal Guenther von Kluge
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von Mannstein
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Baltic Sea
Black Sea
Ukraine
Caucasus
Rain Boosts Crops Across Frederick County Areas
A heavy shower, described as a “million dollar” rain, drenched Frederick area farms with .90 inch in Winchester and 1.16 inches for the month. Despite some spots like Gore and Whitacre showing limited help, crops suffered in parts. Middletown reports a tremendous rain with wind breaking limbs and lodging corn, as Berryville also notes rainfall during the storm.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Winchester
Rick
Gore
Whitacre
Middletown
E. R. Sperry
Goany Silatek
Clearbrook
Winchester Re- Berryville
Board Refuses Cannery Funds as Supervisors Split 3 1
The Stephens City Board of Supervisors refused to provide funds for a community cannery building by a 3 1 vote with one member abstaining. G W Lemley supported funding while H C Light H M Fout and William Carpenter opposed. C M Rosenberger did not vote.
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Board of Supervisors
Stephens City
H. C. Light
H. M. Fout
William Carpenter
G. W. Lemley
C. M. Rosenberger
W. R. Legge
Massanetta Springs
Augusta County
General County
Harry McCann
Larrick Reappointed Chairman Of School Board
Frederick county school authorities announce the annual meeting and name Fred J. Larrick as chairman with A. L. Omps as vice chairman and Mrs. Elizabeth Sheetz as clerk. The board sets monthly meeting dates and reports resignations of two teachers amid staffing difficulties.
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Larrick
Fred J. Larrick
A. L. Omps
Elizabeth Sheetz
Kline
City And County Brevities
Residents noted the sudden end of a rain shower after a loud thunderclap yesterday evening. Wally Lutz reports poor barley yields, about 34 bushels from 9 acres. The Shangri La Drive booth sold 550.55 in War Stamps with the Veterans of Foreign Wars in charge today and B'nai B'rith tomorrow.
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Wally” Lutz
Wally
Shangri-La Drive
Board of Trade
Veterans of Foreign Wars
B’nai B'rith
Pee Ee
American Legion
Priday
Women’s Civic League
Savarday
Japanese Warships Sunk as U S Forces Drive in Solomons
Gen Douglas MacArthur reported a night battle in the Kula Gulf with a Japanese cruiser and three destroyers sunk or to be sunk. American destroyers likely damaged or sunk, as U S forces press Munda on New Georgia and shell enemy bases offshore.
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United States
Douglas MacArthur
William F. Halsey
Japan
Solomons
Munda
New Georgia Island
New Georgia
Gulf
U. S
Helena
MacArthur
Enogai Inlet
Vila
Kolombangara Island
Kahili
Bougainville Island
Sevral Fields
Rabaul
New Britain
Rendova Island
Allies push toward Messina amid Italian caution
Stockholm dispatches report Italian commentators acknowledge Allied forces advancing in Sicily toward Messina with high risk. Berlin and Italian press claim Axis forces have been liquidated, while some American detachments still hold out near Syracuse as the enemy presses.
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Rome
Sicily
Messina
Tidningen
Mussolini
Berlin
Syracuse
RAF Bombers Hit Turin in Coordinated Mediterranean Raid
London reports heavy and concentrated bombing by home-based RAF bombers on Turin, Italy, in a operation linked to Allied Sicily invasion. 13 bombers lost, weather disrupted return, long 2000 mile round trip, with fighters targeting France, Holland and Belgium.
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Turin
Italy
Sicily
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Holland
Belgium
Mediterranean
Rome
Europe
Bern
Geneva
Switzerland
Berlin
Associated Press
English Channel
Lome
Boulogne
More Attacks On Kiska Island
Navy communique reports three attacks on Japanese installations on Kiska Island amid bad weather. Army Liberator and Mitchell bombers escorted by Ventura aircraft conducted operations on July 12 in the North Pacific theater.
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Washington
Navy
Kiska Island
North Pacific
Axis Transports Blasted by Allied Planes in Sicily
Allied forces attacked Sicilian troop transports and supply centers as invasion progress continued along the island's east coast. Liberators Flying Forts and RAF torpedo planes targeted Axis reinforcement ships while fighters disrupted land transport and communications. An Allied communique reported heavy air activity with numerous enemy planes shot down.
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Belman Morin
North Africa
Sicilian
Sicily
Mediterranean
Lonergan Elected Head of Elks At War Conference
Frank J. Lonergan of Portland Oregon was elected grand exalted ruler at the 79th Grand Lodge session in Boston. A longtime Elks member and attorney, he outlined wartime cooperation with the government and urged full production with no unwarranted work stoppages or mob violence.
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Frank J. Lonergan
Portland
Ore
Ted Grand Aay
Grand Lodge
Lonergan
The
Elks
Grand Forum
Oregon State Elks’ Association
Order
Bond Quota For July Totals $111 000 In War Bonds
W M Krise reports July bond quota of 85 000 for city and county plus 26 000 stamp quota for Shangri La. Total expected investments from Winchester and Frederick 111 000 in war bonds and stamps.
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W. M. Krise
Shangri-La
Winchester
Frederick
Allies Sweep Sicilian Coast in Fast Invasion Push
Allied forces push up the Sicily coast at a rapid pace capturing Augusta near Syracuse and advancing on Catania. British Canadian and American troops reach Ragusa Palazzolo, forming a junction with Patton's 3rd Army as Axis counterattacks are repelled.
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North Africa
Sicily
Augusta
Syracuse
Catania
Messina
Ragusa
Palsazzola
George S. Patton, Jr
Eac
Rayuga
Palazzola
Eighth Army
Achilles Davet
Frederick County Men Accepted for Army and Navy
The Frederick County men accepted for the Army include Robert Ralph Grim Hollis Glass Heltzel Burton Gerald Hoover Louie Randolph Yancey Huston Earl Miller Wilbert Marcell a Lee Charles Edward Catlett John William Smoke Henry Theodore Ebersole James Douglas Bailey Ernest Walter Ritter Jr Daniel Armel Arthur Allen Goble Eston Boyd Dellinger Howard Raymond Ashby Raymond Philip McFarland Perry Lee Mauck. They report August 2 at 11 25 a m to Camp Lee via local board at 11 a m. Navy inductees with orders: Ployd Earl Orndorff Benjamin Jones Joseph Fiser Bayliss Frank Henry Cooper John Sterling Newcome Clayton Irvin Legg Carlton Alfred Sager Warner Lee Dailey Edgar Lester Kenneth.
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Army
Robert Ralph Grim
Hollis Glass Heltzel
Burton Gerald Hoover
Louie Randolph Yancey
Huston Earl Miller
Wilbert Marcella Lee
Charles Oliver Keckley
Eugene Donald Ailes
James Filavious Good
Roy Franklin Orndorff
Paul Deho Brown
Charles Edward Catlett
John William Smoke
Henry Theodore Ebersole
James Douglas Bailey
Ernest Walter Ritter, Jr
Daniel Armel
Arthur Allen Goble
Eston Boyd Dellinger
Howard Raymond Ashby
Raymond Philip McFarland
Perry Lee Mauck
Ployd
Earl Orndorff
Benjamin Jones
Joseph Fiser Bayliss
Frank Henry Cooper
John Sterling Newcome
Clayton Irvin Legg
Carlton Alfred Sager
Reports of Crash Believed Unfounded
Reports reaching Winchester this afternoon claimed an airplane crash near Mas- but calls to nearby places found no confirmed sighting or evidence. Authorities said the rumors appeared unfounded as inquiries continued.
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Winchester
Ewnec
Mas
Too Many Dying In Jap Camps
Santa Fe New Mexico July 13 Governor John J. Dempsey urges government action via Russia as third party to obtain American prisoners held by Japan. He cites daily deaths among detainees and calls for a negotiated release and safer treatment.
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N. M
John J. Dempsey
New Mexico
Russia
United States
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