Unusual Tribute To R. A. F. Flier
Germans honor R. A. F. flier at St. Malo with military honors on Monday marking a rare tribute in World War II era reporting.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
9
Germans honor R. A. F. flier at St. Malo with military honors on Monday marking a rare tribute in World War II era reporting.
White Post residents hosted visitors from Washington and nearby towns. J Fritzlie Gay Conley graduated as salivatorian at Boyce, then traveled to Fairmont with Col R J Conley. Others, including Mrs J A Figg and Miss Polly Green, attended Carter Hall show and visits continued with stays in Washington and Blacksburg Virginia.
Reba Riggleman of Middletown High School argues that enduring strength for America in war requires more than armed defense. She emphasizes morale, national spirit, civic duty, and democratic ideals, urging citizens to live honestly, respect laws, help others, and transmit a stronger country to future generations.
Richmond Virginia dispatch reports that Baptist missionaries are expected to be released. The article notes talks and conditions surrounding their freedom amid ongoing communications with authorities.
Capon Springs West Virginia June 11 families visited and attended services. Mrs Simmon’s father Brooks of Parks Hollow funeral held Monday June 1. Local visits include Jones and Hi melright relatives Ashby. Sheetz from Winchester with grandchildren Janet and Helen Orndorff. State Road Commission builds new bridge over Capon Spring Run. Vertie Bean and James Blahid visit relatives at Bean Settlement and Bland home.
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