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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1943
Page
2
Winchester Park tennis courts will be open all day Sundays with Andy Danko in charge. Frank Ander announced the facility will collect 15 cents per hour to cover equipment and maintenance. Authorities hope to develop competitive play this summer despite many top players being unavailable.
Answers to the daily quiz are the correct responses to the questions printed on page Centaurs. Grew Pemactnant of the Interior Alexander Hamilton Cody Wye Holy of Holies Finance British India Pie.
In Winchester Virginia on July 9 1943 the court orders unknown heirs of Cora Cain to appear within ten days to protect their interests in a suit by E Copenhaver for specific performance of a tract and real estate. notices to be published weekly for four weeks and posted at the courthouse by July 19 1943.
State health officials say for nonindustrial workers there is no need to add salt, but for industrial workers with heavy sweating heat cramps stem from salt loss. They advise a physician’s guidance and note eight ten grain tablets per gallon of water for hot work laborers, while ordinary people need little salt adjustment.
Red haired Kathryn Holloway 41 was found not guilty by a Montgomery jury of beating husband Dave Holloway 55 to death with a stick in their home. The body showed about 150 bruises. She testified a reconciliation followed by a fight and that he returned with a stick.
The Commonwealth will editorialize that there is no distinction between the bombing of Rome and other bombings. The Tablet will say editorials stress that precautions to protect sacred sites do not lessen sorrow over Rome’s destruction and condemn Nazi aims.
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Clinchfield Coal Corporation with offices in Dante and mines there and in Clinchco to stop discouraging membership in the United Mine Workers of America District 28 and to refrain from any other discrimination in hire tenure or terms of employment.
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon July 25 at the Helping Hand Mission in Indian Hollow. Rev R W Vanderberry of Market Street Methodist Church will conduct and speak. Everyone is invited.
Employees of Shangri La propke drug stores and local businesses including Rhodes Drug Store Huntsberrys Margaret Hodgsons Union Bank Orndorff Curly Top Beauty Salon Colonial Candy Kitchen purchased war stamps during the drive.
In Sonora California on July 23 the State Highway Patrol reported a car stolen two months earlier by O. K. Peckham has been found in a vacant garage near his home. A service station had greased the car and delivered it to the wrong address last May 27.
Relatives and friends learn of Wil lam Hollis Clowser’s transfer from Fort Jr to Ohio State University unit and of Cpl Harold D. Patton’s return to Camp Shelby after a 10 day furlough. Also updated are Pvt Charles Davis transfer from Camp Lee to Camp Haan and requests for mail.
Moscow forms a National Committee of Free Germany urging Germany to overthrow Hitler and seek immediate peace. The manifesto, broadcast from Moscow, prompts Washington to see it as a propaganda tool to weaken the German home front and shape postwar influence.
Gen. Henri Giraud arrives in Africa after a trip to the United States Canada and England. He is expected to reach Algiers late today to resume duties in the North Africa theater.
Stanford University researchers report a method to counteract meat shortage by measuring amino acids using bread mold strains. Beadle Tatum Horowitz and Bonner breed indicator molds to determine which amino acids are in foods and how much is needed for human nutrition.
Judge Edwards presided as A Paul Gilbert of Shreveport Louisiana Kenneth H Whitmore of Bunker Hill West Virginia and Franklin A Rockwell of North Mountain Virginia faced speeding and reckless driving charges with fines of $10 and court costs each.
Civil and magistrate court heard Pearly Mogle of Stephens City Virginia charged with reckless driving. Court set fine of 10 dollars and costs.
Miss Myra Payne closes the special Church School Day Program Sunday night July 25 at 8 PM. Two courses were taught in the school. Mrs. Harvey Ashby taught Bible Homes and Homes Statums now arey Ashby taught Followers of Jesus with Miss Grace Ritter and Miss Payne as helpers. Katherine Castleman was secretary for the school. About forty attended and worked in the school.
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