Three New Paralysis Cases Reported in Virginia
Richmond and Dickenson county reported three new cases of poliomyelitis. A Richmond case was confirmed as polio, a young woman, with two Dickenson reports possibly duplicative. Health officials warn the peak may come in August, noting totals around 81 or 82.
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Richmond
Dickenson County
State Department
H H Henderson
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
Dickerson
Dickenson
Man Held for Grand Jury in Break In Case
Earl Armel of Chambersville pleaded guilty at arraignment before Police Judge John W. Rice and was held under $1,000 bond for Winchester Corporation Court grand jury action. Stolen items from W. H. Cobb at 128 S Loudoun street included a grease gun and 50 feet of hose valued at $69.
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Earl Armel
Chambersville
W. H. Cobb
S. Loudoun Street
John W. Rice
Armel
Winchester Corporation Court
Cobb
Last Rites for George W Pope
Services will be held Friday at 4 PM from the late home for George W Pope who died Tuesday night after Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Rev T J Hawkins will officiate with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are Raymond Snapp Paul Clowser Dudley Lichliter John Fishpaw Henry Seal and Ross Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Pope
Rocky Mountain
T. J. Hawkins
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Raymond Snapp
Paul Clowser
Dudley Lichliter
John Fishpaw
Henry Seal
Ross Boyd
Roosevelt Held Back by Mocking Attack on Old Men
Jackson used a wartime speech to attack Republicans for opposing peace efforts after World War I and to defend Roosevelt against Dewey’s claims. He warned against changing administrations during the war and urged unity to protect American sons.
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Jackson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Thomas E. Dewey
Roosevelt
Dewey
America
Star Herald Promises Complete Coverage Across Ranges
The Star vows thorough reporting on local, national, and world events for readers seeking one source for all major stories.
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the Star
Hitler Bomb Attack Injures High German Command
A Berlin broadcast says Hitler was slightly injured by a bomb at an unidentified time and place. Generals Alfred Jodl and others were listed as injured, with Lt. Gen. Schmundt and Lt. Col. Brandt seriously injured. The report notes prior dissent in German ranks and mentions related internal German military shifts and a Munich beer hall bombing in 1939.
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Kammer
Fuehrer
Schmundt
Brandt
Berg
Berger
Hitler
Edmund Hofmeister
Munich
Thefuehrer
Berlin
Berchtesgaden
Hofmeister
Moscow
Helmuth Hirsch
Hirsch
United States
U. S
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Gestapo
London
Karl Gerd von Undstedt
West
Kluge
Rommely
Junkers
Alexander von Falkenhausen
Belgium
France
Eduard Dietl
Finland
Dietl
Soviets Push Through Polish Front Toward Warsaw
Soviet air power strengthens attack as Red Army tanks, cavalry, and infantry drive from the Bug river to the Polish front. Ukrainian and Lithuanian offensives threaten Lwow and Brest Litovsk while Rostations of German troops retreat under pressure. A captured German general, Lt. Gen. Ochsner, marks a notable prisoner as Rokossovsky’s forces press in the Lithuanian salient west of the Niemen river.
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Ostrov
Latvia
Bug
Warsaw
Lwow
Bialystok
Brest Litovsk
Sokal
Red Army
Europe
Ivan Ivanovich Maslenikov
Leonid A. Govorov
Prusinov
Krystynopol
Bug River
Boratyn
Soklam
Remenov
Olshanitsa
Derevnya
Mosty Velikie
Konstantin K. Rokossovsky
Niemen River
Ochsner
31St
Lichliter Child Leaves Winchester Hospital After Injury
Pauline Lichliter three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton Lichliter of near Double Tollgate Clarke county will be removed from Winchester Memorial Hospital this evening. She suffered facial injuries when a horse stepped on her face and fell in front of a mowing team. She was first treated at Berryville and later brought to Winchester Memorial Hospital on Tuesday.
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Pauline Lichliter
Clinton Lichliter
Double Tollgate
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Berryville
Berlin says military setbacks require intensive efforts
London reports a foreign office spokesman saying military setbacks call for intensive efforts. Berlin welcomes Japan's intention to form a new government on the broadest possible basis, the Wilhelmstrasse spokesman added.
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London
Tojo
Berlin
Foreign Office
Wilhelmstrasse
German propaganda reacts to failed assassination attempt
The report notes gratitude in Germany that the Fuehrer escaped unharmed and cites a commentator praising Providence. A second announcer claims the enemy tried murder to gain victory, while observers warn that any attack on Allied sympathizers could trigger brutal reprisals in occupied territories.
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Germany
Invasion rolls on as public urged to buy War Bonds
Citizens are urged to support the war effort by purchasing War Bonds. The message emphasizes sustaining military campaigns and national mobilization through bond investments.
Clarke County Wills Recorded Names and Appraisers
Clarke County records list Walter B. Anderson as administrator of Bruce G. Anderson estate with a 5500 bond and five named appraisers. Howard B. Lloyd is executor of Martha Ann Lloyd’s will with a 3500 bond and five appointed appraisers. The will directs all remaining property to the children in equal shares.
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Clarke County Clerk's Office
Walter B. Anderson
Bruce G. Anderson
J. M. H. Clagett
H. C. Barthel
M. W. Jones
J. C. Glasscock
R. M. Ware
Howard B. Lloyd
Martha Ann Lloyd
J. Glenn Burch
C. van Deventer
W. L. Suddith
W. D. Burtner
Braxton Strode
Ferguson Remains To Be Brought Here
Following the arrival of the remains in Winchester tomorrow morning last rites for Howard Ferguson a native of Winchester who had resided in Baltimore the latter part of his life will be held at 1 o clock Friday July 21 at the Mount Hebron Chapel. Burial will be in the family lot in the same cemetery.
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Winchester
Howard Ferguson
Baltimore
Mount Hebron Chapel
Democrats Begin Roosevelt Renomination Battle At Convention
At the convention the fight over renominating Franklin D Roosevelt dominates signals. Wallace gains unexpected support from Harold Ickes while Robert E Hannegan leads the Wallace Truman challenge. Wallace accepts liberal backing as delegates vote late into the night seeking a first ballot edge.
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Roosevelt
Wallace Truman
Robert E. Hannegan
Wallace
Senate
Interior
Haruld Ickes
Truman
Ickes
Walace
Iowa
St Pope to Speak to Berryville Bible Class
Lt George H Pope USN Ret will guest teach the Berryville Baptist Church Men’s Bible Class Sunday morning July 23 He will recount Southwest Pacific experiences and prior to service he taught the class Guests from Presbyterian and Methodist churches may attend at 9 45 am in the church auditorium.
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I.g
George H. Pope
Berryville Baptist Church
St. Pope
Southwest Pacific
Berryville
Erase Ravages Of Wardensville Fire
Wardensville West Virginia rebuilds after the April 6 blaze that damaged the business district. A brick bungalow replaces the Lynn Orndorff house through Red Cross aid. White Star Restaurant owner rents the Ward Orndorff building and reopens. Other sites are cleared. no new structures yet. Town council seeks to buy a fire truck and negotiates with a Morgantown company.
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Wardensville
W. Va
Lynn Orndorff
Red Cross
John Snyder
White Star
Ward Orndorff
Lynn Orndorff Bngalow
Morgantown
Hall Silent On Job At Hitler
Secretary of State Hall declined to comment at a press briefing on a bombing attempt against Hitler. The brief remarks noted Hitler was only slightly burned, with a joke about the lack of a serious outcome.
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Hall
Hitler
Washington
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1948 for 14 to 44 size sewing
The ABC Pattern Book offers Barbara Bell Pattern No 1948 in sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42 and 44. The blouse and skirt require 1 1 2 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Price 10 cents per copy with postage 1 cent and order details via Evening Star New York.
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Barbara Bell
ABC
Barbara Bell Winchester Evening Star
New York
Japanese government shakeup signals ongoing wartime stance
Acting Secretary of War Patterson said Tokyo's cabinet changes show Japan is learning of its defeats while pledging no policy shift. Joseph Grew warned against optimism or policy changes and anticipated no fundamental shift despite Tojo resignation.
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Washington
Robert P. Patterson
Pearl Harbor
Joseph C. Grew
State Department
Japan
Tojo
Grew
Pacific
Tokyo
Services For Shade Infant Here Friday
Nancy Jane Shade infant daughter of Mr and Mrs E Bruce Shade Finley Ohio died recently. Remains arrive in Winchester tomorrow morning graveside service led by Rev T J Hawkins at Mount Hebron at 11 oclock. Parents former Winchester residents. Mrs Shade is Pauline Peer.
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Ernest L. Shade
South Braddock Street
Nancy Jane Shade
E. Bruce Shade
Finley
Ohio
Winchester
T. J. Hawkins
Mount Hebron
Fire Destroys New Hall Residence in Berryville
Mrs Lichliter perished in a blaze that consumed contents and left the house uninsured. Firemen saved adjacent buildings as Edward Lichliter, a well digger, was away in Shenandoah county. The living had five children at home. Funeral services set for Friday July 21 at 4 PM from John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Burial at Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lichliter
Shenandoah County
Richard Jackson
John H. Enders
Berryville
Gladys Meadows
Winchester
Lucille
James
Nancy
Virginia Lichliter
James Addison Vance
Clarke County
Williams Vance
Andrew Vance
Boyce
Sonie Wade
W. Va
Nellie Buhl
Perrie
Bessie Lichliter
White Post
Mary Brill
Shirley Lichliter
Jean Meadows
Green Hill Cemetery
Tinsman Rites In Berryville Friday
Funeral services for Miss Henrietta Tinsman will be held Friday at 2 30 PM from Berryville Baptist Church. The Rev E T Clark of Winchester will conduct the services. Interment will be in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Miss Tinsman died suddenly yesterday morning at the home of Robert Rust in Clarke County. She was well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Tinsman
Berryville Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Winchester
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Mrs Belvaa Newcome To Be Buried Friday
Last rites for Mrs Belva C Newcome set for Friday July 21 at 2 00 pm at Macedonia Church Rev John Teter to officiate Pallbearers list includes Stuart Ferry Arthur Seabright Howard Perry James Seabright Charles Madigan and Roy Madigan Interment Macedonia Cemetery in Winchester Memorial Hospital is where she died Tuesday night
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Macedonia Church
Belva C. Newcome
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John Teter
Stuart Ferry
Arthur Seabright
Howard Perry
James Seabright
Charles Madigan
Roy Madigan
Macedonia Cemetery
Nursery School Workers Meet in Market Street Church
Miss Anne Davis of Richmond and Rev. O Bryant D D district superintendent will meet with nursery representatives from Methodist churches in Winchester Gainesboro North Frederick White Post Loudoun Middletown Berryville Brucetown and Stephens City. Discussion will focus on nursery department work and its importance.
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Market Street
Anne Davis
Richmond
O. Bryant
D. D
Winchester
Gainesboro
North Frederick
White Post
Loudoun
Middletown
Berryville
Brucetown
Stephens City
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Dorchester
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