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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1943

Page

2

Shangri La Campaign Aims To Put City County Over Top

Shangri La campaigners urge Winchester and Frederick County residents to buy at least $1 in War Stamps during July. Groups with 100 percent participation earn honorary Tokyo Bombardier title and a 100 percent sticker. 200 percent winners to be announced by Thurman Mason. A coffin stunt at McCrorys Store invites buyers to hammer nails into Tojo’s casket, aiming to raise $5 000 in War Stamp sales.

Winchester Frederick County Shangri-Lapaign Tokyo Bombardier Thurman Mason McCrory’s Main Street McCrory Tojo Marshall Jessee Shangri-La

Earthquake Shakes Jamaica Mild in Kingston Heavy in North West

An earthquake rocked Jamaica, with Balaclava hit hard while Kingston felt a slight tremor. Early reports say no lives were lost and American bases were unaffected.

Kingston Jamaica Balaclava Rly

On Page 4 Each Day

A brief note outlines where to find daily features on page 4 of Paul Mallon's vNews, signaling recurring content slots and the publication's page layout. It indicates a routine placement for ongoing commentary or analysis within the newspaper.

Paul Mallon

Germans Defeated, Giraud Claims

Ottawa reports General Henri Giraud joint chairman of the French Committee of National Liberation said Germany is defeated and all that remains is for Germany to admit defeat.

Ottawa Henri Giraud French Committee of National Liberation Germany

Roosevelt calls for fresh start as Wallace and Jones resign

President Roosevelt orders a clean break to end interagency dissension in wartime. He urges resignation letters for minor officials and stresses moving forward with the war. Wallace and Jones accept the rebuke and pledge cooperation with Crowley, the new director.

Roosevelt Wallace and Jones Wallace Jones RFC Crowley Ole

Soviet Orel Breakthrough Pushes Deep Into German Lines

Soviet forces drove 28 miles into the German line near Orel and advanced 15 miles from the east, nearing 28 miles from the city. Russian reports say they breached defenses, routed 10 Nazi divisions, and drove to within reach of Orel despite German reinforcements. Berlin acknowledged the advance north of Orel and described the effort as a move to relieve Belgorod sector troops.

Orel Orel-Bryansk Belgorod Red Army Pravda Communist Party Moscow Hitler Russia London M. Viktorov Sicily Hitle Berlin

The Star Daily Reports Berryville and Clarke County News

The Star covers ongoing events in Berryville Boyce and Clarke County with local updates, community notices, and brief items on people and places shaping the area.

Berryville Boyce & Clarke County

Book and bulk coupon holders second inspection due

A second inspection for book and bulk coupon holders is scheduled before August 31. Authorized officials set the timeline and remind custodians to complete review ahead of the deadline.

Fox bounty requires fresh carcass for claim

Croswell Henderson of the Winchester and Frederick Game and Fish Protective Association announces that no fox bounty will be paid unless the claimant presents the fresh carcass. The bounty is payable only to the killer, who must deliver the carcass to a committee member to obtain an order honored by Earl Bailey, commissioner of revenue. Committee members include H. A. Snapp, Sloan Wolfe, Les Reed, Harry Seabright, Elmore Norris, and Otto Preffitt.

Croswell Henderson Winchester & Frederick Sloan Wolfe Les Reed Harry Seabright Elmore Norris Otto Preffitt

City and County Realty Transfers

Property transfers listed include Robert M. Lemley et ux to R Fontaine Samsell for tract and appurtenances with $10 consideration Evelyn M. Lemley et vir to Joseph Ramey et ux for 70 acres in Opequon district with improvements and appurtenances Gilbert T. Brown et ux to Tillie Brown et al for three tracts totaling 152 acres with rights and appurtenances Melvin K. Sandy et ux to Robert L. Sandy for Lot No 3 on Route 277 near Stephens City Harris to Lauck unimproved lot in Harris East Orchard Tract with $10 consideration

Robert M. Lemley R. Fontaine Samsell Evelyn M. Lemley Joseph Ramey Opequon Tillie Brown Als Gilbert T. Brown Shawnee Melvin K. Sandy Robert L. Sandy Route 277 Stephens City Winchester F. L. Harris John P. Lauck Harris East Orchard

Germans Claim Gains Over Reds Near Leningrad

Berlin broadcast reports a Russian assault near Leningrad was repelled after a strong artillery prelude. German agency says the attack faced fierce resistance and failed to advance.

London DNB Berlin Leningrad

Justice Department seeks Supreme Court review of Schneiderman case

The Justice Department asks the Supreme Court to reconsider its June 21 ruling on citizenship cancellation. Solicitor General Fahy argues William Schneiderman a California Communist Party official born in Russia was not eligible for 1927 citizenship due to membership in an organization disbelieving in government. Court decision on review may be announced in October.

Washington Justice Department Supreme Court Communist Party United Ae Charles Fahy William Schneiderman Communist Party For California Russia Circuit Court Schneider Fed

Baltimore Grain Market Closing

Baltimore market report shows Wheat No 2 red winter at 1.52 1-2 July and 1.52 Winchester Market Wheat at 1.45 per bushel. Corn prices recorded 1.16 1-2 per bushel with mill delivery basis.

Baltimore Winchester

Demands Shakeup Among Fascists

Italian wartime press reports a former Fascist party secretary calling for a leadership shakeup and changes in generals amid Sicily fighting. He argues Italy needs a broader, better prepared command and warns against relying on a single commander. Corriere della Sera notes the Sicily battle may shape the war’s outcome.

Getaernod Bern Switzer Ie Roberto R Mare Inacci Hierachy Rome Regime Fascista el Nded Italy Sicily Giovanni Messe Corriere Della Sera

Train Derailed In a Tunnel at Point of Rocks Md

The eastbound Cleveland Washington passenger express on the Baltimore and Ohio derailed in a tunnel at Point of Rocks. No injuries reported and cause undetermined. Passengers moved to a later train. two cars remained on rails. crews to clear tracks this afternoon. Believed linked to last year’s Dickerson wreck with 14 dead.

Point OF Rocks Baltimore and Ohio Railroad B. and O Baltimore Washington Dickerson

Stimson Vows U S Determined To Win War Quickly

Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson in London said the United States has almost completed the largest and best trained army sent beyond its borders. He stressed U S resolve despite minor differences and called troops fighting and preparing to fight in the theater.

London P—Uvu Henry L. Stimson U.S United States Sieh

Medals Awarded Local Soldiers

Col William B Kern 31 of Winchester VA received the Oak Leaf Cluster at Fort Knox for gallantry in Tunisia. He is among the Army ground forces youngest colonels and also holds the Purple Heart. Air Medal honors go to four Virginians including Lt William H Hafner of Norfolk and Lt Charles V Wilson of Odd for 200 plus flight hours, plus Tech Sgt Francis A Hewitt of Hampton and Staff Sgt Orville W Kiger of Route 1 A Winchester for 50 plus missions.

Louisville William B. Kern Winchester Fort Knox Tunisia United States Army Kiger Washington United States Army Air Forces War Department William H. Hafner Norfolk Charles V. Wilson Odd Francis A. Hewitt Hampton Orville W. Kiger Route 1-A

Armed Forces Gift Coffee From Brazil Donation

President Vargas of Brazil donates 400000 sacks of coffee for use by American armed forces on the battlefronts, offering the coffee to the soldiers of the country. The gift is announced from Washington.

Washington Vargas Brazil S.ip

Allies Claim Progress in Sicily and Italy Fronts

Allied communiques report severe German losses as Patton’s forces push toward the Catania plain and capture Canicatti Niscemi Vittoria Biscari Campobello and other towns. Nearly 16 000 prisoners have fallen with air and naval strikes expanding on Naples Messina Paterno and Foggia targets.

Seventh Army Gortee Patton Hermann Goering Catania Bhat Sicily Canicattini Comiso Biscari Canicatti Bagni Vizzini Vittoria Niscemi Campobello Palma de Montechiaro Cortino Modica Riesi Palma di Montechiaro Gela Naro Sortino Eighth Army Augusta Syracuse Naples Messina Palmero Paterno Middle East United States Foggia

Community Notes From Boyce and Nearby Areas

Mrs L H Roy entered Winchester Memorial Hospital for treatment with hopes for a full recovery. Visitors include Mr and Mrs H J Martin of Winchester in Boyce. Families and relatives from West Virginia Baltimore Front Royal and Rappahannock County are mentioned along with military postings at Camp Bradley Fort Eustis Camp Edwards and Newport News Apprentice School.

Boyce L. H. Roy Winchester Memorial Hospital H. J. Martin Winchester J. W. Eddy West Virginia Baltimore Margaret Jenkins Rappahannock Lucy Oden Front Royal Rebecca Creamer H. V. Frazier Medical Corps Camp Brandley Mass Randolph Frazier Arlie Newport News Powell Ashby Camp Edwards Joe Casey Navy Univeristy Charlottesville Robert Creamer Pvt Maurice Willingham Army Fort Eustis

Warrant Issued for Barbara Thompson in Paternity Suit

In Long Beach California deputy marshal says a warrant is out for Barbara Jean Thompson plaintiff in a paternity case alleging she failed to appear for trial on charges of disorderly conduct and vagrancy. Thompson, 24, a divorcee and mother of four, was arrested last July and disappeared after posting bond.

Long Beach Calif Citvw Jack Bernard Barbara Jean Thompson Henry Fon Fonda Sharon Bernard Thompson Thomneson

Put Your Luncheon Pie Money Into War Stamps

A wartime appeal urges readers to convert luncheon money into War Stamps during July to support the Shangri-La effort and boost patriotic savings for national defense.

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