Single Food Administrator Proposed by House Panel
Seven members of the House Agriculture Committee urged creation of a single food administrator with full powers but reported little White House encouragement. Jon Fulmer noted officials fear ongoing experimentation and lack of public support. Representative Ope said the panel will wait and likely hold off introducing the bill as Byrnes and others are consulted. A five Senator and four House member delegation attended the briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Jon Fulmer
Congress
Fulmer
Byrnes
Evacuation Of Western German Cities Started
Swiss dispatches report mass evacuation in western Germany due to 180 Allied raids and 600 air alarms. Nazi papers urge residents to shelter refugees, with Dusseldorf among major evacuation targets as public homes are pressed to house evacuees.
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Bern
Switzerland
Germany
Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Dusseldorf
Berlin
Das Reich
U S Sub Losses Replaced Many Times, Knox Asserts
Secretary Knox told reporters that U S submarine losses have been replaced many times and that the navy reports 256 enemy vessels destroyed or damaged to date. He noted improved anti submarine tactics and upcoming destroyer escorts, while warning of the persistent Nazi campaign in the Atlantic.
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Washington
Navy
United States
Pacific
Knox
Ameliae Prognant
Atlantic
Food Committee To Meet Tonight In Winchester Area
Brady Largent leads a Food Distribution Administration committee for Winchester, Frederick, Clarke and Loudoun counties to meet at 8 pm at the Grocers Wholesale. Members include Paul M. Haldeman Clayton Cochran Roy Larrick W P Anderson Robert Eagle and Charles Lanahan. Topics cover surplus perishables and distribution hurdles with no current hauling solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Largent
Food Distribution Administration
Winchester
Frederick
Loudoun
Witi
Mr. Largent
Paul M. Haldeman
Pred L. Glaize
Clayton Cochran
Roy A. Larrick
W. P. Anderson
Robert Eagle
Charles Lanahan
Charles
Mnatkee
Playgrounds Open at Three Local Schools
Winchester notes three local schools opened playgrounds this morning. Children, boys and girls, showed enthusiasm as workers guide activities. Parents encouraged to use the new facilities when possible.
President Aske 16 Billions For War Funds
Conference discusses a wartime tax plan with President Aske proposing a $16 billion revenue measure. Doughton said no final decision on rate or structure, with tax provisions not to take effect before January 1, 1944. Participants included Morgenthau, Vinson, Bel, Paul, Byrd, George, Disney, Cooper, and other federal officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Morgenthau
George D.-Ga
City tightens hours and patrols for public dump
City Manager announced new dump hours eight to four weekdays and eight to one on Saturdays. A supervisor will oversee dumping and police plus highway staff will patrol the access road to prevent trash along the route. Warrants may be issued for violators to ensure the public service remains usable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Need Articles For Recreation Room From Attic Urgently
The notice seeks items for BET Caen Bee ob See Vint Camp Hospital at Warrenton. Requested are settees easy chairs writing desks end tables straight chairs card tables ping pong tables pool table Victrola radios records floor lamps or table amps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vint Camp Hospital
Warrenton
Scout Executive Mate to Enter Navy as Ensign
Scout Executive Stanley A. Mate, one year into his office in Winchester, has applied for service as a line officer and will hold a rating as ensign. He came from Big Spring, Texas. The Shenandoah Area council annual camp, directed by Ted Lowery of Charles Town, W. Va., will begin in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley A. Mate
Mate
Winchester
Big Spring
Texas
Scouts of the Shenandoah Area Council
Ted Lowery
Charles Town
W. Va
Eight Men From City Report for Military Duty
Army selections list Edward Benton Douglas Lake Darrell Ward William Fling Eldon Spaid John Sencindiver and Navy picks Hensford Cropp Sheets Maurice Duffey. Notice will announce in a later issue the date and hour they report for active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Kelly Edward Benton
Douglas Alton Lake
Darrell “Nnston Ward
William Lee Fling
Eldon Smith Spaid
John Williamson Sencindiver
Navy
Hensford
Maurice Jefferson Duffey
Bad Time To Wed Or Die If You Are Counting On Use Of Autos
OPA restricts driving to weddings and funerals with no car use by the party. Officiants brides grooms and attendants should walk or use alternate transport. Funeral processions may be motor driven but rites remain liberal within rules.
Frederick County Farm Deferment List Published
The Frederick County USDA War Board recommended county registrants for Farm Deferment and classified them. Names include Adams, 2-C. Lin den R Boone, 3-C. William Edward Sandy, 2-C. Claude Shire, 3-C. Floyd Mason Spiker. Carl W. Strosnider, 2-C. Everett Oscar Ware Jr., 2-C. Arthur Welsh, 2-C. Nobel Welsh, 3-C. Wilton B. White, 2-C. John Carson William, 2-C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Usda War Board
County Selective Service Board
Ray Clifton ‘Adams
Linden Robert Boone
William Edward Sandy
Claude Shire
Floyd Mason Spiker
Carl W. Strosnider
Everett Oscar Ware, Jr
Arthur Welsh
Nobel Welsh
Wilton B. White
John Carson William
Property List Ad Listing Telephon Us 5515
Property notice appears listing contact at Newlin and Co at 19 Court with references to file numbers or case markers. The readable fragment suggests a classified property listing or public notice format. No full details of action or deadline provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlin & CO
Yugoslav Partisan Raids Resume on German Frontier
Guerrilla forces along the Hungarian frontier have renewed raids in the past three weeks, disrupting Budapeste Belgrade rail traffic. Zagreb reports say attacks have cut the rail line several times, with Dalmatian coast residents affected as a new defense push intensifies.
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Belgrade
Rai
Zagreb
Croa
Dalmatian
Corn Blitz Roils Illinois Farmers as Truckers Push Prices
Chicago reports a surge of truckers roaming midwest highways paying premium prices for corn. Industry insiders warn of a potential shutdown of corn refining if excess grain bypasses regular terminals, threatening textiles, paper, aluminum, steel, brewing, and candy making. Decatur’s Baldwin Elevator calls the scene a veritable blitz as growers are contacted directly, disrupting normal market channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mid-West
Wellees
Corn Industries’ Research Foundation
America
Baldwin Elevator Company
Decatur
Illinois
Clatterbuck Faces Trial For Five Murders
Leesburg Virginia June 15 The case of Thomas W Clatterbuck 33 indicted yesterday on charges of feloniously willfully premeditatedly and deliberately killing five persons of the A Morris Love family has been set for trial in Loudoun circuit court June 30 The indictments accuse the quarry operator husband and father of three of the five victims Love his wife and son and Walter and Katherine Russell tenants on the Love farm The court indicated it would handle the matter with relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Thomas W. Clatterbuck
A. Morris Love
Loudoun
Love
Walter
Katherine Russell
Love Farm
Cla
Rel
Hard Job Ahead To Defeat Japs Says Stilwell
Lieut. General Joseph W. Stilwell returned from Washington strategy talks and warned of a hell of a hard job ahead to defeat Japan. He added that the United Nations were determined to do the job quickly and that China’s needs were discussed at length.
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Stilwell
Chungking
Joseph W. Stilwell
Washington
Japan
United Nations
China
County Board Votes Bounty Plan And Fees Reimbursement
Frederick County Supervisors in regular June session approve matching funds for fox bounty paid by the Winchester and Frederick County Game and Fish Protective Association. Grey foxes receive 1 and red foxes 1.50, to be advanced by the Association and reimbursed by the county. The board also approves refund of primary election fees for unopposed Democratic candidates and appoints Hugh Carper county janitor at 100 dollars monthly. Treasurer reports general fund receipts 29,928.80, disbursements and balance 27, dog fund 169.42, relief fund 543.06, Victory Taxes 444.51.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Winchester
Frederick County Game & Fish Protective Association
General County
Burgess Nelson
E. Blackburn Moore
Harry McCann
Lee N. Whitacre
John Bywaters
J. Sloan Kuykendall
C. M. Rosenberger
H. C. Light
A. M. Carpenter
H. M. Fout
G. W. Lemley
Hugh Carper
Sheep Killed and Injured by Dogs in County
Game Warden F W Pingley reports multiple sheep killed or injured by dogs in the southern county area. J H Brumback of Bell Grove loses a 70 pound lamb. Route 11 flock reports two lambs killed among other injuries. one dog killed and another wounded. The escaping dog owner is identified as age Me animala. The dog is described as a yellow Shepherd with a white neck ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Pingley
J. H. Brumback
Bell Grove
World At War Highlights Dispatch From AP War Summary
Germany endures a fourth night of heavy bombing hitting Oberhauser and Rhine metal hubs. Axis and Allied reports clash on Sicilian Straits losses and the grand southern Europe assault. Red Army drives to recapture villages near Orel as frontline fighting continues. Allied Greek resistance holds mountain strongholds as Axis pressure mounts. U S bombers hit Rabaul and other Japanese bases in the Southwest Pacific. Navy says 12 Japanese ships sunk by submarines.
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Germany
Air Ministry
Oberhauser
Rhine
Mediterranean
Sicilian
Europe
Attacks Continue On Messina Despite Allied Delays
Allied sources report Wellington bombers attacked the Messina area in Sicily, targeting the railway and harbor. For the second day in a row Northwest African Air Forces delayed a full assault, focusing on reconnaissance and patrols as fires broke out in the harbor district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Deluce
North Africa
Wellington
Messina
Dwight D. Eisenhower
City and County Brevities: Public stamps and safety awards noted
Federal auto use stamps draw little interest while post office staff urge timely use. City employees with perfect safety records receive Safe Driver awards from Me oid Company. names and years include L. McKee one year F. Brown two years J. Brandon two years J. G. Miller five years H. K. M. Shanholtz C. Greenwalt R. Penn and C. seven years. Fishing licenses on sale. transportation guarantee inducement discussed. Conservation Order M-286 limits grissine and parchment use. glassine shortages hinder licenses. fishing program seen as unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Hat
Ty the
Me Oid Company
Reces
L. McKee
F. Brown
J. Brandon
J. G. Miller
Miller
H. K. M. Shanholtz
C. Greenwalt
R. Penn
Peyton J. Marboring
Jay i “Welther
Cnieee
Car O
Norkor
Marshall
RAF raid hits Oberhausen and Ruhr targets in heavy night action
London reports RAF bombers struck Oberhausen and other Ruhr targets including Essen and Duisburg with large fires and civilian damage. Allied fighters returned from a breakfast sweep over Calais as bombers attacked coast areas. Missing bombers were noted from the Ruhr forays as authorities confirmed casualties and sustained pressure on German industry.
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London
RAF
Ruhr
Oberhausen
Essen
America
Channel Tools
de Calasis
Fockewulf
Rhim Herne
Duisburg
Berlin
Sds
Holland
France
Rhine
Cologne
Rummage Sale By Eastern Star Dates Set
The Eastern Star announces a rummage sale on June 17 18 and 19 from 10 a m to 8 p m at 188 Brad Street formerly Cammer's Dry. Proceeds support the organization and local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Brad
Sek
Cammer’s
Fire School weekly meeting announced for Tuesday
The regular weekly meeting of the Fire School will be held Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the John Kerr Building on East Cork Street. All interested are asked to attend. E W Argenbright Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kerr
East Cork Street
E. W. Argenbright
Get Them Now Protest Seizes Attention in Sanaa
Fragmentary OCR note reports a pushy demand for action, with mention of PINGLEY & CARPER and a cryptic date sequence. The text hints at rapid mobilization and expenses tied to a starv age or hunger issue, urging immediate retrieval of clothing.
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Pingley & Carper
Coen
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U. S
Aske
By William Ferris
Clatterbuck
The
Associated Press
Russia
Orel
Leningrad
Rostov
Southwest Pacific
Rabaul
Fer
Washington—Navy
Italy
Scieetite
Low Countries
Abeville
Poix
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