Fauver Dies After Illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Camillus A. Fauver 60 died after a three year illness, seven forty five p m yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Former Standard Oil plant manager for 15 years he later ran a service station at 1012 Berryville avenue. He leaves widow Shirley and daughter Courtney. Services from the Berryville avenue home Wednesday at 5 pm with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. The Rev T J Hawkins to officiate. Pallbearers named W E Maynard Boyd George Carlton Staples Guy Coffelt and John D Glover.
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Camillus A. Fauver
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Standard Oil Company
Fauver
Winchester
Berryville Avenue
John and
Sarah Himelright Fauver
Mount Williams
Shirley Fauver
Courtney Fauver
Street Methodist Church
Dogs Poisoned in City, Police Investigate
City police report two dogs belonging to Bobbie Koontz of 1009 Kent Street were poisoned on June fifth and June sixth. Reports say other dog owners also report poisoned dogs in the city.
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Bobbie Koontz
Kent Street
Dog Bite Injures Youth Near Fairmont Avenue
James Massie son of John Massie 517 Fairmont Avenue was bitten on the hand by a dog owned by Kge Jones after approaching a baseball glove near the animal. Massie received treatment from Dr. Pifer.
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James Massie
John Massie
Fairmont Avenue
Kge Jones
Massie
Pifer
Allied Raiders Stab Into Reich Rail Hubs
Allied air forces widened their night campaign into western Germany and northern France targeting rail centers at Arras Amiens Cambrai Mezidon and Caen. The RAF also hit Caen freight yards while Mosquito bombers disrupted German transport and defenses.
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Cologne
Germany
Luftwaffe
Normandy
England
London
RAF
Arras
Amiens
Cambrai
Flanders
Normany
Poiters
France
Caen
Mezidon
Seine
Caudebec
Dunkerque
Schaef
Wat Wert
City Firemen Plan For Bond Drive
Fire Chief E. W. Argenbright announces Winchester Volunteer Firemen will staff a War Bond booth on June 20 during the Fifth Loan Drive. A bond display and equipment exhibit will occur at Friendship Hall with helmets raincoats boots gas masks axes and more. Deputy Fire Marshal A. J. Bell will tour Winchester the week of June 19 and all city fire marshals must submit reports by September’s end. A central fire alarm system is eyed with funds to be budgeted next year. Bid for full installation set at 6487.21 dollars.
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E. W. Argenbright
Harry Lewis
Lee Brown
Pat Dunn
Bill Gochenour
Winchester Volunteer Firemen's Association
Friendship Hall
Charles Clark
U States Engineering Office
Chester
Argenbright
A. J. Bell
Harrisonburg
Winchester
R. Frank Barr
Disorderly conduct case disposed by Civil and Police Court
Judge John Rice presided over Albert Herman Garrett of Millwood Virginia in a disorderly conduct case. Garrett was fined fifteen dollars plus six dollars and seventy five cents in costs.
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John Rice
Albert Herman Garrett
Millwood
Church of Christ Service Postponed on Cork Street
Regular prayer services at the Cork Street Church of Christ have been postponed due to the pageant tonight. Pastor Rev. E. issued the notice indicating the change in schedule.
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Church OF Christ
Cork Street Church of Christ
Mr Pig
Quota Club Meeting Postponed After Commencement
Mary Lou Steele secretary of the Quota Club announced no meeting due to Handley Commencement Exercises Friday June 16. The meeting is postponed to a later date and place to be announced.
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Mary Lou Steele
Quota Club
Local Markets Accuracy Advised by The Star
The Star notes markets listed are correct daily but disclaims responsibility for typographical errors that may occur in local market pages.
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The
Star
Nazi Minesweepers Sunk in Danish Harbor Sabotage
Swedish and Danish reports say four German minesweepers were sunk yesterday in Sveaborg harbor at Pyen Island Denmark by saboteurs. The incident reportedly led to a declared state of emergency in Svendborg per Tidningarnas Telegrambyra.
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Stockholm
Free Danish Press Service
Sveaborg
Pyen Island
Denmark
Svendborg
Tidningarnas
Telegrambyra
Senate weighs UNRRA funds amid lend-lease split
The House approved 450 million dollars for UNRRA but rejected Roosevelt transfer authority for up to 350 million in lend-lease funds. Crowley called 800 million dollars the minimum needed for six months as Senate floor action looms on a 3.92 billion bill including new lend-lease appropriations.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
House
UNRRA
Roosevelt
Senate
Crowley
Heavy fighting for Changsha reported by Chinese high command
CHUNGEKING June 13 Chinese high command said heavy fighting for Changsha continued with over 300 Japanese killed in one sector. In Henan province the enemy threat to Tungkwan northwest China rose as communique reported invaders advancing toward the Lung hai railway town of Wensing, ten miles east of Tungan.
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Chungeking
Changsha
Henan Province
Tungkwan
China
Lunghai
Wensigng
En Miles
Tungan
Executed American Paratroopers Found Near German Post
Richardson reported three dismembered bodies of American paratroopers found near a former German command post. He said the men, stripped to the waist with hands bound, were likely executed after capture in breach of war rules. A lieutenant was found throat slit with a German knife. another officer allegedly murdered while hung from a tree. A major was found dead of multiple stab wounds in a village.
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Richardson
Nothing To Hide Says C. I. O. Leader Hillman
Washington reports cite the CIO leader insisting on a full investigation into labor and big business networks. He seeks scrutiny of the committee for constitutional government and manufacturers, plus political activity of wealthy individuals and major parties. Senator Bail presses for immediate questions as Hillman reads a prepared statement.
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Washington
Ag Eee
Ate
PAC
Committee For Constitutional Government
National Association To Manufacturers
Hillman
Bail
R-Minn
CIO
Congressional
Must Reduce Tax When War Ends
Washington June 13. Chairman George of the Senate Finance Committee says postwar tax rates should be lowered from wartime levels to avoid depressing investment. Byrnes, War Mobilization Director, urged Congress to task tax experts this summer and fall to tailor a postwar tax system for the economy.
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Washington
George
D.-Ge
Senate
James F. Byrnes
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means Committees
Americans Break Through Defenses Near Caen Front
Allied forces reported progress along the battlefront as six U S divisions push toward Caen and St Lo. Berlin said Americans were within seven miles of St Lo with a large force driving on the Norman road hub and encroaching through the Corisy forest northeast of St Lo. About 600 000 men were engaged on both sides in what is described as the largest invasion battle to date.
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Caen
Supreme Headquarters
Berlin
Normandy
St. Lo
U. S. Corisy Forest
Cherbourg
82Nd
101St
France
Recognition For De Gaulle Group
Gen Charles De Gaulle won recognition from Czechoslovakia Belgium and Luxembourg for his Committee of National Liberation as the provisional government of France. Poland is preparing to take similar steps. Foreign Ministers signed letters of recognition. De Gaulle planned an early visit to France to gain public support before seeking U S recognition. Reports said German orders to shoot armed Frenchmen spurred underground recruitment and Vichy officials hid outside Nazi areas.
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London
Charles de Gaulle
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Luxembourg
French Republic
United Nations
Poland
Hubert Ripka
P. H. Spaak
Joseph Beck
de Gaulle
France
Washington
United States
Spain
Vichy
Allied forces push toward Caen in heavy Cherbourg engagements
American doughboys drive through Cerisy Forest linking Cherbourg and Carentan as heavy tank battles rage along the eastern Cherbourg peninsula. Berlin reports fierce fighting east of the Orne with Germans consolidating near Tilly Sur Seulles while air raids hammer French air fields and supply lines along the Normandy front.
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France
English Channel
Berlin
Caen
Normandy
Tilly - Sur- Seulles
Link
Cherbourg
Ain
Carentan
Cerisy Forest
Foubrde
Cherbours
Montebourg
Close only counts in pitching horseshoes saying
A familiar adage is recalled about how closeness matters little in pitching horseshoes, where scoring hinges on precise landings and ring points rather than near misses.
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le Mans
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Salerno
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