Miners Return to Work After Ickes Action
About 615 Alabama coal miners return to work after Interior Secretary Ickes says fines for June 15 walkout will be settled via collective bargaining. Some Windber Pennsylvania miners vote to strike despite Ickes guidance. nationwide turnout largely stays at work as unions plan potential court action.
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Walter A. Jones
Association
Ickes
Washington
Alabama
Three Windber
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Alabama Miners Return Amid Ickes Announcement
Miners at Brookside Pratt Mining Company plan to resume work after Ickes announced possible fines relief for walkouts. Nauvoo Deepwater shaft remained idle, with Nauvoo miners not yet reached by the message. About 215 workers at Brookside Pratt and 165 at Nauvoo. Roden Coal workers vote to return to one shift today, aiming to run coal by Monday.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ickes
Brookside-Pratt Mining Company
Nauvoo
Nine Arrested For Drive To Finals In Richmond
Ninety residents driving to graduation at Thomas Jefferson High School were charged with non essential driving. OPA chief investigator William King said the arrests came with surprise and noted many students had used public transit nearby. Drivers at John Marshall and other ceremonies faced tickets. authorities pledged close follow up.
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Richmond
Thomas Jefferson High School
William King
OPA
John Marshallee
Patterson
King
John Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
Spotsylvania County
Capitalistic System Defended by Legion Chief in Charlottesville
National Commander Roane Waring of the American Legion warned that federal overreach threatens America's capitalistic government. He cited streamlined interpretations of the Constitution and interstate commerce as encroachments, urging defense of states’ rights while distinguishing wartime federal powers.
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Charlottesville
Roane Waring
American Legion
Pearl Habror
Waring
Alumni Association
University of Virginia
United Nations
University of
One Trip Weekly For Mr Fay Penalties Issued
Hackwood driver L R Fay was penalized by the Winchester and Frederick County ration board for nonessential driving. His two A Books were suspended for a month, and three A-6 coupons were removed from each. During suspension, Fay may use one car once weekly to Winchester for groceries and essential business.
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L. R. Fay
Hackwood
Winchester
Frederi County
Betty
Grivin
Onc
Ee Eat
Senate
OPA
Hungarian War Minister Out
Fragmentary report notes a shift in Hungarian policy as war minister exits amid talks of possible realignment away from full Axis collaboration. Swiss cables relay uncertainty about Hungary pursuing a new phase or stance in regional alignments.
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Humgary
Hun
Third Cover Spray Planned for Next Week in Orchards
H S Hough of Winchester Research Laboratory advises the third cover spray begin early next week in all orchards needing more than four days to complete. Wet weather and rapid fruit growth demand repeated spraying for strong apple pest protection.
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H. S. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Installations On Kiska Raided In Aleutians Action
The Navy reports four air strikes against Japanese installations on Kiska Island in the western Aleutians. Army patrols killed 66 Japanese stragglers on Attu, and Allied air crews hit gun emplacements and runways on Kiska during June 10 missions. Casualties for the Attu campaign reach 1,911 dead and 21 captured.
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Washington
Navy
Aleutians
Kiska Island
Attu
North Pacific
Sarana Bay
Cape Khiebnikof
Kiska
Five Indictments Sought Against Clatterbuck in Loudoun
Loudoun Circuit Court will seek five murder indictments against T. W. Clatterbuck at the June term. Clatterbuck was arrested on murder charges as Commonwealth’s Attorney Charles F. Harrison, with staff A. Morris Love and others, pursue legal action. A gunstock fragment found near Catoctin Creek was sent to Washington for examination.
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Leesburg
Loudoun
Commonwealth
Charles F. Harrison
T. W. Clatterbuck
Clatterbuck
A. Morris Love
Love
James
Russell
Reallistic
Eek Cnn
Catoctin Creek
Washington
Fall Of Lampedusa In Allied Air Drive
Allied air forces pound Lampedusa as Pantelleria fell after heavy bombing. Generals Eisenhower say the garrison is heroic but under ultimatum to surrender. Navy and air actions continue against the small Sicilian island as Italians report Pantelleria’s capitulation with 12 000 to 15 000 surrendering.
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North Africa
Pantelleria
Lampedusa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Associated Press
Lampedust
Sicilian Straits
Gibraltar
Algiers
Rites Tomorrow For Mr. Yates
Final rites for the late James B. Yates age 51 will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Ronald S. Wilson officiating. Interment follows at Mount Hebron with Masons at the grave and a Masonic procession. Active pallbearers listed. numerous Handley School District figures named among honorary mourners. Yates’s brother William arrived from Kennebunkport Maine yesterday.
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James B. Yates
Presbyterian Church
Ronald S. Wilson
Mount Hebron
Masonic Order
Frank Gearing
W. E. Bridgeforth
Claude M. Grim
M. B. Clowe
George W. Goode
C. P. McVicar
Poe
Stewart Bell
Shryock
Howard Shockey
H. H. McGuire
L. M. Nurton
Ralph Snapp
John H. Rosenberger
B. B. Dutton
Ray Robinson
Handley School Board
Garland R. Quarles
B. Browning
Charles A. Coe
L. S. Hale
Russell A. Joyce
William M. Mcllwee
Paul W. Sybert
Archie L. Prye
Otis Sargent
Handley
William Yates
Kennebunkport
Berryville High School Diplomas Awarded to Graduates
Senior Class of Berryville High School graduates received their diplomas at exercises held earlier. The list includes Margaret Lorraine Russell, Elisabeth Stough, Lenora Foltz, Geneva Burner, Frances Bray, Eloise Rosenberry, Francis Marcus, Nelson Linaburg, Gay Levi, Elanor Locke, James Bell, Garette Smallwood, J White, Fred Jones, Louise Bryant, Walter, Betty Louise Kerns, Jack Bell, Peggy Lee, Charles See Ruth Lee, Janney Lee Pope, who is on duty in England, and a diploma awarded to his mother, Mrs. Fred Pope.
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Berryville High School
Margaret Lorraine Russell
Elisabeth Stough
Lenora Foltz
Geneva Burner
Frances Bray
Eloise Rosenberry
Francis Marcus
Nelson Linaburg
Gay Levi
Elanor Locke
James Bell
Garnette Smallwood
RAF Bombers Lead Dawn Assaults Across Europe War Update
RAF heavy bombers strike Germany in a dawn assault while Allied forces bombarded Lampedusa in the Mediterranean. American bombers hit U boat nests at Wilhelmshaven and Cuxhaven amid interception fire, as Soviet air power mounts a 700 plane drive in the Orel sector. In the Pacific, Allied bombers attack Koepang and five other targets in the Japanese chain. RAF planes also hit Akyab in Burma.
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Germany
Mediterranean
Lampedusa
Wilhelmshaven
Cuxhaven
Southwest Pacific
Koepang
Russia
Orel
Russians Aerial Raid Smashes German Objects
Russian dispatches say the night raid destroyed 150 Nazi aircraft and hit runways fuel dumps and depots. The attack followed a 520-plane strike on Orel with heavy losses for the Soviets. German reports claimed renewed fighting near Orel and a failed bombing of Gorki, 250 miles east of Moscow.
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Orel
Thss
Tass
Ord
Associated Press
Eastern Front
Berlin
Gorki
Moscow
Heaviest RAF Bomber Raid Hammers Ruhr With 43 Lost
London reports the RAF sent its largest heavy bomber force of the war against the Ruhr and Rhineland. Dusseldorf was the main objective with a concentrated attack and great damage indicated. Munster and other targets also received heavy blows. 43 bombers were lost in the night raid.
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London
RAF
Reich
Ruhr
Rhineland
Dusseldorf
Munster
Air Ministry
Wilhelmshaven
Cuxhaven
Dortmund
Cologne
Duesseldorf
Shattering RAF Blows Hit German Ports and Industry
After a two week lull the RAF resumed raids striking Wilhelmshaven Cuxhaven and Düsseldorf with heavy damage to ships harbor facilities and iron and steel works. The Berlin radio report noted the attack on Düsseldorf caused heavy losses among the population and damaged dwellings and public buildings.
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Netherlands
Berlin
Duesseldorf
Hitler
Europe
Wilhelmshaven
Cuxhaven
Germany
Dueseldorf
Rhineland
Allied Bombers In Devastating Jobs On Rabaul
Allied Air Force reports show Fifth Air Force bombers conducted wide sweeps against Japanese targets with limited opposition. Koe pang received 42 tons of bombs while Rabaul was hit with over 19 tons at the New Britain base. Koepang in Timor was also attacked by 15 Liberators, described as a mass of flames with the waterfront area heavily damaged.
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Allied
Australia
Fifth Air Force
Koepang
Rabaul
New Britain
Timor
Winchester Men Leave For Roanoke Induction
A group of Winchester men left for the Roanoke Virginia induction center for physical examinations. Those named include Douglas Alexander Cather, Hensford Cropp Sheets, Jesse Lynn Teeters, Kelly Edward Benton, Douglas Alton Lake, Carroll Thurston Ward, Noble Ray Unger, Norman Branson See, Willard Cooper, W Lee Filling, and Maurice Jefferson Duffy.
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Winchester
Roanoke
Douglas Alexander Cather
Hensford Cropp Sheets
Jesse Lynn Teeters
Kelly Edward Benton
Douglas Alton Lake
Carroll Thurston Ward
Noble Ray Unger
Norman Branson
Willard Cooper
W! Lee Fiing
Diver
Maurice Jefferson Duffey
Berryville Park opens with July playful display
Berryville High School principal D G Cooley, awake since 4 a m at the Berryville observation post, confirms park playgrounds will open with Betty Jean Gearing directing aided by Helen Cooper and J L Shine. Park hosts Middletown Minks Sunday at 3 p m featuring games awnings wading pools and two fireplaces for picnics. City Sergeant Gibson Baker reports multiple road checks during a Richmond trip with 40 to 50 cars queued at one stop.
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Winchester
Betty Jean Gearing
Helen Cooper
J. L. Shine
Gibson Baker
Richmond
Masons to Attend Funeral at Masonic Temple
Masons meet at Masonic Temple at 2 p m Sunday to attend the funeral of Brother J B Yates. J Lee Miller, Master.
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Masonic Temple
J. B. Yates
J. Lee Miller
Public Sale of Household Furniture in Onondaga Area
Household furniture includes living room suite and breakfast set. Magic Chef gas range and Prima washing machine among other articles. Terms cash. Sale Saturday June 19 at 1 p m at 15 E Avenue conducted by Roger W Wingfield.
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Magic Chef
Prima
E. Ave
Roger W. Wingfield
Wool sale notice at Penn Cooperative Farm Bureau
Wool will be accepted at Winché e on Tuesday June 15 by the Penn Cooperative Farm Bureau. Details include livestock and wool handling at the cooperative facility.
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Winchée
Penn Cooperative Farm Bureau
Rummage Sale by Eastern Star at 18 & Dock Street
Eastern Star hosts a rummage sale on June 17 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at 18 Dock Street, formerly Cammer's Dry Cleaning. Proceeds support chapter activities.
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Eastern Star
Dock St
Cammer’s Dry Cleaning
Pingley and Caerper Cleaners Notice
Public notice from Pingley and Caerper Cleaners warning customers that items held for lack of payment may be moved to storage at their expense if not claimed. They urge customers to retrieve clothes promptly to avoid relocation costs.
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Pingley & Caerper
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Muenster
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Central Pennsylcam
Entireera
U. M. W Gg Ldea
Virginia
U. S
Legion
Mr. Fay
Burma
Daniel DE Luce
Mr. Yates
The
Akyab
Edward D. Ball
Jack and Jill
Babb
Pacific
D. G. Cooley
Mr. Cooley
Berryville
Park
Middletown Minks
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