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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1944

Page

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Tough Going In Fraffce Reds In East Poland Yanks Are Slowed

Allied reports from July 14 record American infantrymen digging in two miles outside St Lo facing German artillery. Westward the front advances, with American forces near Lessay and a German withdrawal suggested, as other sectors show line tightening from Lessay to Pont Hebert.

Fraffce East Poland Pinsk St. Lo Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Normandy Lessay Carentan Auxais Les Champs de Losque Es-Aubris la Vincenterie Pont Hebert Lessay-St. Lo Havre de St. Germain Honor Inc Colombelles Omar N. Bradley Cherbourg St. German-sur-Ay

Stalin Seizes Pinsk in latest bulletin

London dispatch reports Marshal Stalin announcing the capture of Pinsk. NBC cites a German underground radio claiming Russian armies entered Rozanka in East Prussia at noon European time. Rozanka not found in gazetteers. possible Rozanka on the Bug River near Brest Litovsk in old Poland.

East Prussia New York NBC Today Rozanka Old Poland Bug River Brest Litovsk

Americans Knifing Through Desperately Defended Lines

American troops pierced German defenses near Livorno and Florence during Bastille Day actions in Italy. The 442nd RCT led a thrust east of Livorno as French forces seized San Gimignano and Poggibonsi, creating a route toward Arezzo and the Arno line.

Rome Italy Poggibonsi Florence Arno Elsa Empoli San Gimignano San Donato la Casette Livorno Leghorn Arezzo Fifth Army Pastina San Luce Era

Bomb Raids On Britain Felt Checked At Night

London reports a fourth consecutive bomb free night with some flying bombs in southern counties. Allied air power and coastal patrols seem to check raids though no solution exists. The piece notes launches platforms near Cherbourg and describes Underground storage and logistics issues for German rockets. Casualties last month in Britain totaled 1 935 killed or believed killed and 5 906 injured with 231 children among the dead.

James M. Long London Hitler Cherbourg Pas-De-Calais Britain Ministry of Home Security United Kingdom

Winchester Warns Against Disease Carelessness

MA Winchester notes health officer Dr L M Allen urges strong physical condition as best defense against epidemics, especially for children. The warning emphasizes early effort to stay well to prevent sorrow later, with Blanca Danley adding a caution about personal care.

L. M. Allen Allen Blanca Danley

War Time Labor Strikes Shake Can and Glass Sectors

The War Labor Board faces two major disputes over wages prompting a 6000 plus work stoppage in 10 Chicago Joliet can plants and a possible strike vote in 35000 AFL glass workers. Can plant workers halted productions endangering canned pea and cherry stock. Glass workers await Marietta Ohio talks. CIO leaders report low pledge support amid broader union sentiment.

War Labor William H. Davis WLB Marieta

Lear to Lead Army Ground Forces in New Assignment

War Department announces Lt Gen Ben Lear will command the army ground forces replacing Lt Gen Lesley McNair who moves to a major overseas post. Lear previously led the Second Army and has long service in the Philippines and Cuba with WWI staff work. McNair was wounded in North Africa in 1943 while inspecting.

Washington War Department Ben Lear Army Ground Forces L J. Lesley J. McNair McNair North Africa Lear Second Army Army Group Hamilton Canada First Colorado Infantry Volunteers Philippines Cuba Memphis Tenn

Drought Breaks Across Virginia With Widespread Rainfall

Heavy rainfall spreads from Virginia into the District of Columbia easing a lengthy drought. Richmond records 1.65 inches, Pulaski and Winchester see varied totals while Norfolk notes minimal relief. The Washington DC area breaks a 24 day drought as Fredericksburg areas report showers.

Virginia District of Columbia Pulaski Richmond Weather Bureau Norfolk Norfolk Weather Bureau Airport F. B. Whitney Pulaski Pulaski Winchester Washington (DC Fredericksburg Spottsylvania King George Counties Stafford

Roosevelt Foresees Free France on Bastille Day 1945

President Roosevelt expressed hope for France to be liberated next year from both the invader and Vichy puppets. He spoke of Bastille Day 1945 as a day when the French will celebrate on their own soil with freedom secured by Allied victory.

Washington Roosevelt France Vichy

Friendship Yard Party Planned by Fire Co

The Friendship Fire Co. will host a yard party on Friday and Saturday nights at the Kerr Play Court featuring refreshments bingo and other amusements. Proceeds and details appear on pages 7 13.

Friendship Friendship Fire Co Kerr

Baseball Sunday at Rouss Park

Winches Sarees Md. hosts a 3 p.m. baseball event at Rouss Park on Sunday with unspecified teams and activities.

Rouss Park Winches- Sarees Md

Lovetts Dress Shop Summer Clearance Sale Notice

Lovetts Dress Shop at 156 N Loudoun St advertises a summer clearance with dresses in silk and cotton and hats all at half price. Sale notice dated July 14.

Lovetts Lovett’s Dress Shop N. Loudoun St

W. O. W. Notice Urges Members to Attend Meeting

All members are urged to be present tonight at 8 o'clock. State Manager T. G. Smoak will be here with special news of interest. Committee.

T. G. Smoak

Lunch Room Fire Destroys Green Garden Eatery

Fire yesterday afternoon gutted the Green Garden Lunch Room along Valley Pike causing about 2000 dollars in damage. Firemen from Rouss and South End saved the frame building while kitchen equipment and goods were ruined. Owners Mrs O C Windle and Mrs Blanche White expect a delay before partial reopening.

Green Garden Valley Pike Rouss South End O. C. Windle Blanche White

World War II Fronts Show Pullbacks and Advances Across Theaters

Soviet armies press toward Pinsk as Germans evacuate key points on the Warsaw road. Grodno under Red guns drives toward Bialystok while Wilna falls with heavy Nazi losses. Americans close on St Lo and Periers as Allied advances continue in Italy and the Pacific reports note Nagumo's death plus Guam air assaults.

Associated Press Pinsk Warsaw Kowel Old Poland Grodno Red Army Bialystok Wilna

Allied Bomber Blitz From Italy Bases Strikes Hungary

London reports up to 500 escorted American heavy bombers attacked Budapest railway yards and four oil refineries in Hungary to cripple fuel and communications. Operations over Normandy were hampered by foul weather though some flights hit Beauvais and Montdider yards. Three Hungarian refineries near Budapest faced the Flying Fortresses from Italian bases.

London Channel Danube Hungary Budapest Ruhr Normandy Beauvais Montdider Italy Fanto Shell Kodaz Hungary Petroleum Company Libera

De Gaulle Hailed In Bastille Day Parade Across Algiers

Algerians cheered Gen Charles De Gaulle as he appeared in Bastille Day ceremonies with crowds packed in downtown spots. Allied troops led a review including United States British and South African units while the tricolor cross of Lorraine and stars and stripes flew together.

Algiers Charles de Gaulle Post Office French National Committee Washington Ottawa de Gaulle United States France

South End Fire Co Friday Night Door Prize Event

Friday night at 8 30 o clock the South End Fire Company hosts a door prize drawing with a $100.00 prize. Proceeds or details not specified in the readable text.

South End Fire Co

Swiss Broadcaster Sees Growing German Crisis

A Swiss military commentator on Swiss radio warned of a major crisis developing in Germany. He cited dwindling confidence, rising nervousness, Hitler's headquarters moving west, Rundstedt’s dismissal, and intensified persecution of Jews as key indicators.

Germany Hitler Rundstedt

Germans Quit Pinsk and Retreat Across Polish Plain

German command reports abandon Pinsk in the Pripyat marshes and a retreat across southern Poland. Berlin cites Russian incursions into Grodno and advances near Warsaw toward Silesia, with activity extending along roughly 600 miles of the front from the Baltic to Luck.

London Pinsk Pripyat Berlin Grodno Suwalki Triangle Luck Old Poland Warsaw Silesia Baltic Sea

Two Jap Admirals Dead on Saipan Island

The Associated Press reports Admiral Nagumo and Rear Admiral Yano died on Saipan as U S forces pound Guam and surrounding areas. The Saipan loss marks a major Japanese blow as U S advances threaten Marianas, while fighting rages nearby in New Guinea and Lithuania.

Saipan Adm. Nagumo Pearl Harbor Nimitz Guam Aitape New Guinea Saipan Island U. S Japan Tokyo Chuichi Nagumo Central Pacific Marianas Yano Dutch New Guinea Nagumo Gilbert and Marshall Islands

Russians Push Toward Kaunas After Wilno Capture

Russian forces advanced from Wilno capturing prisoners and neared Kaunas within 28 miles. German troops evacuated Pinsk near Brest Litovsk, while Red Army units moved 21 miles from a key railway to Riga and Tallin. Gen Ivan Cherniakhovsky reported cavalry and tanks 50 miles from Eydtkuhnen as fighting continued in Grodno region.

Moscow Variouf Kaunas Lithuania Brest Litovsk Bug River East Prussia- Riga Baltic States Witno Soviet Lithuanian Republic Wilno Kowel Pinsk Luck Pripyat Luniniec Warsaw Red Army Riga Tallinn Estonia Ivan Cherniakhovsky Eydtkuhnen East Prussia Grodno

Notice: Cleaners Under Same Management

Cleaning service announces continuing operation under same management and thanks all past and future patrons for their support.

Cherry harvest at Nicodemus Orchard begins Wednesday

Last ten days to two weeks mark the start of picking at Nicodemus Orchard with cherries ready for harvest. The notice notes a June date and a short window for picking.

Nicodemus Orchard

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