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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
12
Vice Admiral H Kent Hewitt told war correspondents in Naples during an inspection tour that American sailors should be allowed to drink beer aboard ships. He said the crews are happy but would like a little beer, adding that it is about their only complaint.
Dover reports a thick mist over the strait with a very low cloud ceiling and extremely poor visibility. Light southwest winds stirred the sea while temperatures remained cool at 55 degrees Fahrenheit at 9 a.m. The barometer continued to fall and the outlook grows less settled.
Park Nine coach Sandy Baker calls a 6 PM Friday practice for Winchester Park nine. They travel Sunday to Williamsport Maryland for a return game with the Wildcats after beating Maryland here 5 to 3. Park holds two wins and one loss this season.
The piece discusses Allied efforts to spare Rome, Pope Pius XII's appeals, and Churchill's hopes. It notes Kesselring's need to defend approaches to the city as German forces retreat along bombed roads toward Rome, with a potential Allied landing on the Italian coast seen as a threat to cut off his northward escape.
Two men or women are sought for distributing food products to regular customers. This is permanent essential work with a guaranteed minimum earning of $100 per month. State age and qualifications in a letter to Box 710 c/o Star. (5-29-31) FOR SALE Two new inner spring mattresses kitchen sinks porcelain top table cotton mattresses Crisman's Furniture Store. (5-31-21)
In Virginia dry conditions injure early crops especially truck crops and hay with potatoes, green peas, and tomatoes most affected. The drought extends from Fredericksburg to the North Carolina line, worsening feed supplies as alfalfa second cuttings suffer. Crop reporters note mostly favorable overall prospects despite lagging prior year, with corn planting nearly finished and peanuts and soybeans largely planted.
Statement declares the signer will not be liable for debts or charges incurred by anyone other than themselves. The notice asserts non-responsibility for any bills contracted by others.
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