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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1944

Page

5

Political Activities Probed in Hatch Act Inquiry

The Dies Committee weighs a probe into PAC tied to the New Deal amid a national election. The report cites telephone calls between PAC New York and federal officials including Mrs. Roosevelt and White House aides. Calls span 1943 to 1944 with several high officials named.

Washington Dies Committees CIO Political Action Committee PAC Martin Dies D-Tex Justice Department Robert E. Stripling New York Fee Ling Senator Hatch D-Nm Stripling Franklin D. Roosevelt C. B. Baldwin Farm Security Administration Sidney Hillman White House David K. Niles Jonathan Daniels Lowell Mellett Samuel Rosenman Miss Duchess Labor Perkins Biddle OWI Elmer Davis OPA Chester Bowles Maury Maverick War Plants Corporation Joe Starnes Alabamma Dies

Ruling Expected On S C Vacancy In State Commission

Governor Darden and Attorney General Staples meet after which Darden said a formal opinion is due next week on whether a General Assembly member can fill a vacancy on the State Corporation Commission. Norris would accept if allowed. Downs would run if not. The vacancy follows the death of Judge Thomas W. Ozyn.

Richmond Darden Staples General Assembly State Corporation Commission Robert O. Norris L. McCarthy Downs Thomas W. Ozn

Four Members Added To Clarke County Labor Board

Four Clarke county farmers H. Lee R. L. Bromley R. B. Smith Jr. and R. L. Withers have been named to the County Farm Labor Advisory committee by J. Wilmer Carpenter. The group will work with County Agent J. W. Olcott as the County Farm Wage Board. A public meeting is set for Monday July 31 at 8 30 p m at the Berryville Court House for the new panel to hear wage concerns and suggestions.

H. Lee R. L. Bromley R. B. Smith Jr R. L. Withers Clarke County J. Wilmer Carpenter Clarke County Emergency Farm Labor Committee County Farm Labor Advisory Committee J. W. Olcott Court House Berryville

Aylor to Conduct Survey on Rural Return to Farms

R E Aylor principal of Stephens City High School is hired by the Vocational Agriculture Administration to survey Berryville Weyers Cave Clarke and Augusta counties Virginia. The aim is to guide war veteran farm reentry as about one and a half million veterans with farm experience are demobilized after the war.

R. E. Aylor Stephens City High School Vocationary Agriculture Administration D. J. Howard Richmond Berryville Weyers Cave Clarke Augusta Ayler Virginia

Rationing board cancels ride sharing obligation

Monroe County Rationing Board canceled the share-the-ride obligation of a young woman driver after a passenger demanded to change his work pants in the back seat en route. Public Relations Officer Roy Duffus reported the incident in Rochester.

Rochester N. Y Monroe County Rationing Board Roy Duffus

Staunton Man Earned Title Major of St Lo

Thomas D Howie of Staunton Virginia led the 116th Infantry in the St Lo breakout and was killed July 17 while aiding a surrounded battalion. He was carried in state through the streets at St Lo and is buried in the 29th Division cemetery. Fellow soldiers describe him as a beloved battalion leader who balanced strength with kindness.

France St. Lo Thomas D. Howie Staunton St. Croix Howie Star Staunton Military Academy Citadel Charleston S. C Abbeville Charles H. Gerhardt Roland 8. White Daniel O. Affleck Winchester Darrell R. Spicer Roanoke Eddie O’lear Newton Falls Ohio T-4 Clarence Garelik Bronx N. Y

Revises Ceiling On Some Coal Shipped By Truck

The Office of Price Administration announced revised ceiling prices for stumin ous coal shipped by truck from mines in Southern West Virginia district No 7 and parts of Virginia. Effective August 5 the main change adjusts ceilings for one size group to assure a more adequate supply of larger lump coals.

Washington West Virginia Virginia Office of Price Administration OPA

Pvt Leland Teets Wounded In France

Pvt Leland C Teets son of Mr and Mrs Robert Teets of Stephens City was seriously wounded July 6 in France. Inducted March 18 1943 at Camp Lee he served in the infantry and trained at Fort Bragg before overseas duty in March 1944. He attended Stephens City High School worked at Riteway Cleaners prior to service.

Pvt Leland C. Teets Robert Teets Stephens City France Teets War Department England Camp Lee Fort Brage N. C Fort Meade Infantry Stephens City High School Riteway Cleaners Army

Soldiers Spend Night Here

Soldiers and passengers in sixty two and one half ton Army trucks bivouacked in the city armory last night after passing through the area around seven o clock.

Galilee Revival Sees Growing Attendance At Grimes Church

Galilee Church of Christ near Grimes reports rising attendance as revival services continue. Led by minister evangelist C. A. Quenzel with Charles E. McVay in charge of music, eight new members join the roster. Tonight's sermon titled The Darkest Word. Tuesday features a surprise message. Baptismal services planned for Thursday at 8 30 p m. Everyone invited to attend.

Galilee Church of Christ Grimes C. A. Quenzel Charles E. McVay Quenzel

Head of Accountant Firm Succumbs

Guy M. Scott aged 50 a leader at Leach Caulkins Scott Richmond accountants died of a heart attack Saturday afternoon on the Country Club of Virginia golf course He collapsed while playing golf with friend J A Leach He leaves wife Myrtle Barrett Scott two children and a brother and mother Services are at 4 30 p m today at his Windsor Farms home with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery

Guy M. Scott Leach, Caulkins, Scott Richmond Country Club of Virginia J. A. Leach Myrtle Barrett Scott Windsor Farms Forest Lawn

S. S. Convention To Meet At Cedar Creek

The Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church at Marlboro hosts the thirty third annual Sunday School convention of the Opequon District of Frederick county on Thursday August 3. Devotional services begin after noon with Wilbur Dicks welcoming and C S Headley giving the response. Rev Minor C Miller D D will speak in the morning and Rev Julian T Owen will lead the afternoon worship followed by addresses by Rev John Teter and reports from officers and committees. Members are invited to attend and bring a picnic lunch.

Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church Marlboro Opequon Frederick County R. B. Moore Wilbur Dicks C. S. Headley Minor C. Miller D. D Julian T. Owen John Teter Association

Brucetown Union Picnic Planned at Stephenson Church

The Bracetown Methodist Union invites all to a Wednesday picnic at Stephenson Methodist Church starting at 1 PM and lasting into the evening. Attendees should bring family baskets as tables heat food will be provided and lighting will be available.

Bracetown Methodist Union Stephenson Methodist Church

Keep the invasion rolling Buy War Bonds today

War bond appeal urges immediate purchase to support national war effort. Public drive highlights funding needs and patriotic duty with slogans aimed at sustaining military operations and civilian morale.

Big Circus Moves On After Hartford Tent Fire

The Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus heads to Akron to resume its summer tour after returning to Sarasota for repairs from a Hartford tent fire on July 6 that caused extensive losses. The first section of the train left Sarasota with 12 flat cars and about 50 wagons, as performances for the rest of the season will be in stadiums and parks without the big top.

Sarasota Fla Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus Akron Ohio Hartford

Near Collision Blocks Route 50 Intersection

A near collision occurred at the Route 50 and State Route 12 junction one mile west of Boyce. Baer Brothers, Bos truck failed to stop at the Stop sign. M I Boyle and Son of Berlin Md tried to brake, trailer jackknifed, no injuries, but property damage reported.

Waterloo Boyce B. Williams Baer Brother Era Bos M. I. O. Boyle

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William F. Arbogast S.C. C Labor Board More Says M. Jarema Lane Lifeboat & Davis Corporation Flushing, New York Ford Victory Liberty Mercury Lincols Ford Trucks Leland Teets Galilee S. S Cedar Creek Brucetown Union Big Circus Staub Bunker Hill Ridgeway W. Va Tom Kit Morgan Gurnsey Jersey Air Force Wac G.I. Joe WAC Womens Army Corps Women's Army Corps U.S. Army West Campbell Avenue
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