President Calls for Total Victory and Home Front Unity
In a radio address President Roosevelt urges the United Nations to pursue unconditional surrender of Mussolini’s Italy and continues mobilizing at home. He outlines postwar plans for veterans benefits, unemployment support, training, medical care, and pensions, and stresses all-out effort on both fighting fronts and home front. He praises the Russians, pledges no return to Fascism, and notes renewed pressure on Japanese positions as Allies push to strike the mainland.
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Washington
Italy
Germany
Japan
United Nations
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Roosevelt
Merchant Marine
Amercans
U. S
South America
Hitler
United States
Russia
Duce
Sicily
Aleutians
New Guinea
Burma
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Australia
Guadalcanal
Kiska
Munda
New Georgia
Salamaua
Frederick Horne
Horne
Tojo
Service notices of local men in training and abroad
Str. Sgt. Robert Talyor of the 188th Engineers Corps at Fort Devens Mass. becomes an instructor after basic training in Texas. Pfc. H Melvin McFarland now trains in Salt Lake City as an aerial gunner with the Second Air Force. Pvt. Leo G White heads to Camp Adair Oregon to join the service company with enhanced rank. Derek Hayley has earned a RAF commission as Pilot Officer. Colin Hayley remains missing after a Turin raid. Lieut Ralph Manuel and Capt Glen Seabright, former 29th Division members, meet at Oran Officers Club. Carlyn Racey, 17, sworn into Naval Reserves, begins boat training. Calvert Racey serves as Navy petty officer at sea. Mrs Bernice Ensogna returns home from Greensboro where Pvt Gabriel S Ensogna is stationed.
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Robert (Snuffy) Taylor
Co. B
188Th Engineers Con
Fort Devens
Mass
Texas
John Taylor
Berryville Avenue
H. Melvin McFarland
H. B. McFarland
Scott Field
Salt Lake City
Utah
Second Air Force
Rockies
Leo G. White
Camp
Adair
Oregon
John White
Lewisberry
White
State of
Winchester
Camp Adair
Derek Hayley
Jack Hayley
Hayley
Colin
RAF
Turin
Italy
Europe
Mr. Hayley
Ralph Manuel
Glen Seabright
Oran
Manuel
Sharpnel
Carlyn Racey
Washington
Harry Racey
Handley Band
H. C. Sheetz and Son
Calvert Racey
Navy
South Pacific
Notice to Apply for Beer and Wine License in Virginia
The undersigned will appear before the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board on Monday August 9 1943 to apply for a license to retail beer and wine of more than 3 2 percent at Green Garden Service Station Mrs Nora B White proprietress located south of Winchester Va on Route 11. Said beverages to be...
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Green Garden
Nora B. White
Augusta Orchard Men Wrestle With Labor Problem
Augusta county fruit growers plan a meeting at the county agent's office on August 2 to discuss labor needs for harvesting and packing the apple crop. About 20 large growers will attend to coordinate labor demands including housing and worker use of both white and black labor. After the meeting, requests for needed labor will be issued. meanwhile Rockingham county will use government workers and school-age boys from Washington for tomato and peach harvest aid through late summer and early fall.
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Staunton
Augusta County
J. M. Gorsline
Gorsline
Washington
Rockingham County
Earthquake Recorded Near Puerto Rico Suspected Destruction
Weston Mass July 29 An earthquake possibly very destructive was recorded on the seismograph at Weston College. Rev Daniel Linehan seismologist said the main shock struck at 1125 p m Eastern War Time, followed by 25 after shocks in six hours. All events were about 1655 miles from Boston. If it occurred near land it would have caused extensive damage.
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Weston
Mass
Puerto Rico
Weston College
Daniel Linehan
Boston
Father Linehan
Calvert School in Winchester Seeks Young First Graders
Parents interested in a Calvert School in Winchester for first graders aged 5 to 6 may write or phone Mrs Ralph Staples Berryville Virginia and I shall call on you personally.
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Winchester
Ralph Staples
Berryville
Duce's Birthday Not Celebrated
Bern July 29 Benito Mussolini marked his 60th birthday while a prisoner of the sovereign he dominated for 20 years There was no Italian celebration and his exact whereabouts remained uncertain Reports placed him as fugitive in Spain a prisoner in northern Italy or in Rome A Milan newspaper called him an aged corrupter and noted public opinion as closely watching his status
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Bern
Switzerland
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Spain
Rome
Madrid
Viareggio
Gulf of
Genoa
Corriere Della Sera
Milan
Caesar
Induction Set for 18 453 Virginians from Deferral List
State Selective Service headquarters in Richmond reports that within six months 18 453 draft-age men formerly deferred for occupational reasons will be released by their employers for induction. There are 138 replacement schedules on file covering 167 206 Virginia employees.
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Richmond
Selective Service
Virginia
Mills F. Neal
Rotterdam airport seized by Nazi parachutists in 1940
The article notes that no US paratroopers were present as Nazi airborne troops captured Rotterdam airfield in 1940. It mentions Vatican City’s small size, Rome location, and local facilities including a mint and power plant.
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United States
Rotterdam
Vatican City
Rome
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Capon Bridge
West Virginia
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St. Kee
Augusta Orchard
J. W Grove Furniture CO
William Beverley
the Shenandoah Valley
Bank of Winchester
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City, N. Y
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Newville
Winchester’s Shopping Centre
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