Funeral services for H M Broy held after fatal tree fall
Henry Mer Broy 63 of Reliance died Tuesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital from injuries after falling from a cherry tree on John Headley farm west of Letown. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. at Ridings Chapel Cemetery with burial there. He leaves a wife Nannie Puller Broy and seven children plus siblings.
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Henry Mer- Broy
Reliance
Winchester Memorial
John Headley Farm
Letown
Treasent
Mr. Broy
Ridings Chapel
Frederick
County
William R
Catherine Swallow Broy
Warren County
Nannie Puller Broy
Pvt
Nelson Broy
Barry Broy
Camp Chatham
Alabama
Andrew B. Broy
West Millford
Charles
Qgurtis Broy
Patuvtant River
Mad
Reba
Former County Man Elected Mayor of Martinsburg
Roy H. Stotler a native of Gross Junction and resident of Martinsburg for 32 years won the Martinsburg mayoral race defeating C H Dailey by 2515 to 1966. The Democratic ticket swept the city and councilmen elected were Frank Sibert Howard Swartz E E McKee Claude Caskey Calvin Kibler Paul Hammond and Geo Bradshaw Sr. Voting grew from sluggish to record totals with a light turnout early then a decisive late-night victory. Mayor Stotler married Chlorus Dick of Cross Junction. his Martinsburg and county relatives include Bryan Stotler Shelvy Stotler Howard Stotler and Octavie Luttrell.
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Roy H. Stotler
Gross Junction
Martinsburg
Frederick County
C. H. Dailey
Stotler
Frank Sibert
Howard Swartz
E. E. McKee
Claude Caskey
Calvin Kibler
Paul Hammond
Geo. Bradshaw
Chlorus Dick
Cross Junction
Bryan Stotler
G. L. Keit
Winchester
Shelvy Stotler
Howard Stotler
Boyce
Octavie Luttrell
Cross Junon
Fauver Rites To Be Held Today
Funeral rites will be held this afternoon at 5 o'clock for the late R. Camillus A. Fauver a well pawn merchant and filling station operator at 1012 Berryville Avenue. The Rev T J Hawkins pastor of the Braddock Street Methodist church officiated. Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery pallbearers will be W E Maynard Boyd George Ker Carlton Staples Guy Cof It and John D Glover.
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Camillus A. Fauver
Berryville Avenue
T. J. Hawkins
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Mount Hebron
Ceme
W. E. Maynard Boyd
George Ker
Carlton Staples
Guy Cof It
John D. Glover
Answers to the Page Four Quiz Questions
A list itemizing the correct responses: The Secretary of State if qualified under the Constitution. He stood outside the house. Archbishop Amleto Cicognani. Palestine. Thursday. Falee voters do not vote for ident but for Presidential tors. A majority of the elect votes elects a President. Massacre of immigrants by cians. The sloth. Brazil.
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Amleto Cicognani
Palestine
Falee
Cians
Brazil
Shenandoah Area Council Scout Camporee Set for June Weekend
Scouts from Virginia and West Virginia counties plan to attend the first area camporee of the season at Rock Enon Scout Reservation near Gore. Basil F. Starkey says the June 24 and 25 event marks the opening of Rock Enon for summer camping with tents provided if needed and a program including fellowship, chapel, projects, and awards.
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Page
Warren
Frederick
Clarke
Rappahannock
Shen
Virginia
Jefferson, Morgan
Berkeley
West Virginia
Shenandoah Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Rock Enon
Gore
Basil F. Starkey
Eve of Invasion News Reel At Hable's Palace Theatre
In tribute to invasion veterans, Movie tone News presents Eve of Invasion a two reel picture by American and British governments. It documents United Nations preparations for the Second Front with England staging mountain of equipment, millions of troops and an 11,000 plane air armada that dominated skies on D Day.
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Movietone News
United Nations
France
England
Hable
Palace Theatre
Russians push toward Mannerheim line in Karelian Isthmus
A Moscow communique reports Soviet forces taking several Finnish strong points including Kivennapa and advancing within 20 miles of the Mannerheim line. Finnish reports describe rugged terrain, lakes, and marshland as obstacles as Col. Gen. Eduard Dietl meets Field Marshal Mannerheim at the battle area.
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Archangel
Finland
Gulf of Bothnia
Moscow
Kivennapa
Steklyannaya
Kelolo
Ronnuksula
Vehmainen
Tijranmijaki
Mannerheim Line
Karelian
Stockholm
Rivennappa
Helsinki
Eduard Diet
Baron Mannerheim
Fifth Bond Drive Broadcast and War Display Updates
The fifth bond drive will be aired at 4 o clock on the local radio station. Dr Francis Gaines is set for a later air appearance and will attend the Elks Flag Day dinner for service members. A war equipment display arrived from Camp Ritchie Md but weather delays prevent setup. If skies clear, captured materiel will be displayed on Reuss avenue as planned. The permanent war bond booth remains incomplete and rain may push events to next week with an official announcement tomorrow.
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Camp Ritchie
Barney
Reuss Avenue
Gaines
Elks
Service News: Junior E. Dick Sent Overseas
Corporal Junior E. Dick son of Mr and Mrs Mervil Dick of Reynolds Store has served 19 months and is now with an anti aircraft unit overseas. He was sent abroad about three weeks after enlisting according to relatives.
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Junior E
Junior E. Dick
Mervil Dick
Reynolds Store
Sedition Case to Hear Oral Arguments on Acquittal Motion
Chief Justice Edward C. Eicher agreed to hear Monday oral arguments on a motion for a directed verdict of acquittal for 29 defendants in the mass sedition conspiracy case. E. Hilton Jackson to open defense for Gerald B. Winrod as Justice Bicher may allow more defense participation. John Rogge outlines government highlights and claims to prove specific intent to impair armed forces morale.
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Washington
Edward C. Eicher
U. S. District Court
Supreme Court
Elmer Hartzell
Chicago
E. Hilton Jackson
Gerald B. Winrod
Wichita
Kas
Bicher
John Rogge
Hartzell
Rogge
French Chieftain Reverses Stand Affects Normandy Invasion
Washington reports say General Charles De Gaulle canceled orders for hundreds of French officers to land with the first waves in Normandy. Officials say cooperation with Allied forces weakened though De Gaulle allowed 20 officers to accompany liberating troops. The move influences talk of a Roosevelt meeting with the French National Committee leader.
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Washington
France
Charles de Gaulle
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cre Ee
Normandy
de Gaulle
Roosevelt
National Committee
All Of Boyce Council Re-Elected To Office
No formal ballots were cast in Boyce yesterday, so residents wrote in candidates. Incumbents were re elected with votes tallied for mayor and recorder positions and several council seats.
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Boyce Council
Boyce
Henry Clay Smith
Helen Lane
Recorder
J. M. Casey
J. R. Strode
L. S. Kibler
C. van Derwenter
Arthur Golightly
R. H. Gardiner
Helen Anders
Lawrence Garver
C. E. Miley
W. L. Suddith
P. H. Grim
John Hawkins
Dr. Gardiner
J. Glen Burch
L. E. Clark
Cadwallader Named New Mayor in Stephens City Victory
F B Cadwallader won the mayoral race with 42 votes to rivals including J H Hartley and W H Herrell. He will lead a council that includes incumbent members H E Massie R H Yeakle C C Rhodes Hugh Racey David Petrie and others with W H Herrell as the new councilman replacing George Fletcher after a 57 vote total with 7 void ballots.
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Stephens City
F. B. Cadwallader
Eed
W. Lomax Parker
W. H. Herrell
George Fletcher
Herrell
H. E. Massie
R. H. Yeakle
C. C. Rhodes
Hugh Racey
David Petrie
F’. B. Cadwallader
J. H. Hartley
G. E. Lemley
R. E. Ayler
Co. C. Rhodes
John Hartley
C. E. Terault
S. A. Sargent
Frank Barley
Ron Yeakle
Cook
C. E. Lemley
P. E. Lineberg
FP. B. Cadwallader
Roy Wisecarver
H. R. Mills
T. A. Grim
G. W. Lemley
Boyce Lad Enlists Ray Dodson in Navy
Ray Mitchell Dodson of Boyce Virginia enlisted in the Navy through Chief Mead in Winchester. Born June 4 1926 in Stephens City he has lived in Clarke County three years and has a twin Roy at home and a Corporal Dan in the Army at Camp Shelby. He attended Boyce High School played baseball and football and was treasurer of the local Future Farmers of America chapter. Sworn in Washington DC on June 1 he began boot camp June 12 at the training station.
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Ray Mitchell Dodson
J. D. Dodson
Boyce
Navy
Mead
Winchester
Dodson
Stephens City
Clarke County
Roy
Dan
Camp Shelby
Miss
Ray
Boyce High School
Future Farmers of America
Charles Pine
Washington, D. C
Allied air forces pound Nazi targets in broad raid wave
Allied air units launched a massive assault across France Belgium and Italy with about 1 500 bombers and fighters in multiple waves. They bombed Le Bourget Creil Etampes Mondesir Chateaudun Brussels Melsbroek Eindhoven and Munich targets while RAF and nightly attacks hit Caen Brest and other German rail and air facilities.
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Eighth Air Force
Ninth
Lé Bourget
Creil
Paris
Etampes- Mondesir
Chateaudun
France
Brussels-Melsbroeck
Eindhoven
Belgium
Italy
Hitler
Europe
Theun
Munich
Great Britain
Meridon
Caen
Normandy Battle Front
MAAF
Germany
Britain
Brest
Cherbourg
Vannes
St. Malo
Rommel
Defenses At Pearl Harbor Delayed In 1940 41
Report details affiliations of Rohl with Werner Plack tied to German consulate in Los Angeles and trips with Wyman. It accuses Wyman of steering Hawaiian contracts to Rohl’s firm, delaying aircraft warning stations, affecting defense and possibly aiding Japan. The panel notes Wake Island loss and Pacific routes’ disruption as timing factors.
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Rohl
Werner Plack
Los Angeles
Japan
Germany
Wyman
Oahu
Pearl Harbor
United States
Pacific
Wake Island
Hawaii
Philippines
Far East
Hawaiian
Canon Oil
Canada
Rohl- Connolly Company
War Department
H. Ralph Burton
Berryville Council Debates Sunday Beer Sale Ban
Berryville town council, awaiting election returns, advances first reading of an ordinance to prohibit sale of beer and wines from 11 p.m. Saturday to 5 a.m. Monday. Final passage set for July 11. Other routine items handled.
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Berryville
Oil stove explosion reported on East Baker Street
Firefighters were called to 212 East Baker Street yesterday evening after an oil stove exploded. The blaze was extinguished quickly before they arrived.
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East Baker ST
East Baker Street
Students urged to salvage materials for victory
A wartime address urges rapid expansion of war production and nationwide salvage of scrap iron tin fats greases and paper to support shins planes tanks and guns. It praises schools as key collectors and appeals to patriotism urging continued salvage efforts in 4407.
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America
Germans Battle Desperately in Southwest Front
The report describes Caumont seven miles west of Villers Bocage as a secondary route to Caen. British tanks struck with great effect while a German counter attack targeted British forces in Troarn to blunt or cut off Montgomery’s eastern flank of Caen. Allied command notes an old Montgomery tactic of attacking on the flanks to trap large German forces. In the west, Americans enlarge the beachhead to a 100 mile front using armored units to break through.
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Caumont
Villers- Bocage
Caen
Troarn
Deadlock at Carentan as Allies gain foothold in Normandy
German withdrawal west and north of Carentan aims to spare lives as Allied forces push on Cherbourg peninsula. Berlin cites heavy fighting near Caumont and Tilly Sur Seulles while allies report 600 to 700 square miles seized and over 10 000 prisoners.
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Carentan
Cherbourg
Berlin
Transocean
Tilly-Sur- Seulles
High Command
Orne River
Caumom
Tilly-Sur-Seulles
France
Normany
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H. M. Broy
Vate
Nestlés
Nestlé
Phillip N. Hunter
Francis Gaines
Boyce Lad
Duco
Eureka
Peter Hunt
John W. Rosenbe
Braddock ST
Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
Valley Avenue
E. E. Harbaugh
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