Farm Labor Center Seeks Volunteers for Seasonal Work
An AM meeting of the farm labor relief committee led by Richard will be at 8 15 tonight at the Frederick Labor Center to recruit volunteers for farm work. Farmers report labor shortages and callers offer seasonal help from June to November across tasks like orchard and tomato picking, hay making, threshing, and housework.
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Farm Labor Realtment Committee
Richard
Frederick
Court
Kila Merica
Zas
Au- S
Baltimore Grain Market Closing Brief
Timore June 15 reports a mixed grain market with prices for No 2 red winter garlicy domestic at 1.56 and Winchester Market at 1.55 per bushel. Corn trades around 1.10 with deliveries noted and S-1,123 cases. butter priced at 56,117 pounds.
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Winchester Market T
Prichutter
Japs Drop Bombs On Guadalcanal
Washington reports Japanese bombers attacked Guadalcanal Sunday night with a small number of bombs but caused no casualties or material losses. Navy communiqué No. 412 details June 13 actions including damage to a Japanese recon aircraft and additional nighttime bombing over Guadalcanal.
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Washington
Guadalcanal
Navy
South Pacific
Virginia Soldiers Wounded in North Africa Named
The War Department released a list of 393 U S soldiers wounded in action. Six Virginians are listed as wounded in the North African campaign with next of kin provided: Clyde P. Counts Glade Springs. Richard C. Holloway Jarrett Route 1. Harvey C. Sutherland Pulaski 216 Floyd Ave. Leroy T. Virts Lovettsville. James T. Williams Jr. Drakes Branch. Donald R. Bailey Langley.
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Washington
United States
War Department
Middle East
North Africa
Pacific
Southwest Pacific
Clyde P. Counts
Anne F. Counts
Glade Springs
Richard C. Holloway
George C. Halloway
Jarrett
Harvey C. Sutherland
Evelyn M. Sutherland
Floyd Avenue
Pulaski
Leroy T. Virts
Myrtle V. Virts
Lovettsville
James T. Williams, Jr
Bessie C. Williams
Drakes Branch
PFC
Donald R. Bailey
Ethel J. Bailey
Langley
Stilwell Urges Hard Fight to Defeat Japan in Orient
General Stilwell spoke of a savage enemy and hard fighting as Allied forces coordinate a broader campaign in China and the southwest Pacific. He praised Yangtze front support from the 14th Air Force and noted efficiency in Africa and American home front resolve as essential to victory.
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China
Southwest Pacific
Japan
Stilwell
Orient
Mediterranean
Stillwell
U. S
India
Burma
London
Cairo
Yangtze Front
14Th United States Air Force
Claire L. Chennault
14Th Air Force
Washington
Eastern Gasolin Rationing Not To Be Lessened
Petroleum Administrator Ickes warned Washington that oil resources may dwindle and stricter rationing could come. He rejected claims of secret schemes and urged curbing non essential gasoline use to support war, noting no current plans to extend severe eastern curbs to other regions due to transportation issues.
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Washington
Ickes
Middle West
German U-Boat Woes Stir Armaments Council
London reports that the German armaments council threatens to halt raw material priority to submarine yards unless U-boat effectiveness improves. Grand Admiral Doenitz has three months to deliver results, as two new U-boat techniques go into operation amid rising losses.
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London
Daily Sketch
German Armaments Council
Karl Doenitz
Gott
Daily Express
Adolf Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Stockholm
Further Cut In Newsprint To Be Considered
New York June 15 The American Newspaper Publishers Association said reports indicate the advisability of recommending a further five percent cut in newsprint consumption by newspapers and tighter inventory limits effective July 1 The War Production Board advisory committee will meet in Washington Thursday to consider the measure The cut would reduce the L-240 order beginning July 1 to about 95 percent of the 1941 net paid circulation for producing newspapers
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Washington
ANPA
War Production Board
Newspaper Industry Advisory Committee
Young Roosevelt Exonerated in Fatal Shot Incident
William Donner Roosevelt age 10, grandson of the President, was exonerated by a Montgomery county coroners jury in the June 6 shooting of 11 year old Lewis Hutchinson of Ardmore. Coroner Winslow J. Rushong ruled the death accidental based on evidence and Roosevelt statements. The same conclusion had been reached by Delaware County Juvenile Court last Friday.
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Norristown
William Donner Roosevelt
Col
Elliot Roosevelt
Montgomery County
Lewis Hutchinson, Jr
Ardmore
Young Hutchinson
Roosevelt Boy
Winslow J. Rushong
Young Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Delaware County Juvenile Court
Delaware County
Indication of Bomb Damage From German War Report
A Berlin radio broadcast quoted a German war reporter describing tremendous Allied bombing damage in the Ruhr and Rhineland. He said soldiers from the eastern front pass those towns in silence and bow to the unimaginable suffering of the local people, as recorded by the Associated Press.
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Africa
Stillwell
North
Stilwell
America
London
Berlin
Ruhr
Rhineland
Associated Press
Dottie Thompson Marries Maxim Kopf in Quiet Vermont Ceremony
In Barnard Vermont on June 15 Dottie Thompson columnist and Maxim Kopf Czech artist wed before about 50 close friends and relatives. The ceremony at the Universalist church on Silvery Lake near Twin Farms was conducted by Rev. Robert Killam. It marked the third marriage for both spouses.
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Barnard, Vt
Dorothy Thompson
Maxim Kopf
Universalist
Silvery Lake
Twin Farms
Robert Killam
Paspane
Hungarian Nazis Fight Non Belligerency Policy
Budapest reports say Bela Imredi leads an underground Nazi effort to overturn Hungarys anti axis stance. Premier Nicolas Kallay has closed parliament and ordered police action after 372 arrests, a ban on intercity calls, and demonstrations were suppressed.
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Bern
Switzerland
Bela Imredi
Budapest
Nicolas Kallay
Navy Men Return To Los Angeles
The Eleventh Naval District ordered Los Angeles reopened to enlisted personnel at noon. About 17 leaders of youth gangs were summoned to a county grand jury probe of clashes between zoot suiters and service members. Rear Admiral D W Bagley said lifting the ban followed assurance from Mayor Fletcher Bowron that police can handle the situation.
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Los Angeles
Eleventh Naval District
D. W. Bagley
Comandant
Fletcher Bowron
Americans Bomb Lines In Burma Jap Communication
New Delhi reports American medium bombers hit Japanese communications in Burma. They struck the railroad bridge over the Mu River west of Legyi and railway shops at Maymyo with B 25s, all returning safely. RAF bombers engaged targets at Akyab and fighter planes attacked positions on the Mayu peninsula and Kale Myo area with one loss.
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New Delhi
Burma
Mu River
Legyi
10Th
United Ne Air Force
Maymyo
Burnie
Akyab
Mayu
Kalemyo
Sipe Appointed Physics Instructor at Bethany College
H Craig Sipe, former Handley High School faculty member and O Sullivan Rubber Company development physicist, has been appointed instructor of Physics at Bethany College in Bethany West Virginia.
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Ward
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
H. Craig Sipe
Handley High School
Sipe
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Greek Guerrillas Stand Firm Against German Drive
Ankara reports Greek guerrillas have resisted a German Italian offensive begun ten days earlier with tanks planes and artillery. An ultimatum issued in late May demanded cease fire by June 4 under threat of action, but the guerrillas ignored it. A strong force was sent after them and only a few irregulars were captured according to Greek sources.
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Ankara
Soviets Repel German Counterattacks Near Orel Front
Soviet midday communique says German infantry supported by tanks and planes attacked four settlements northeast of Mtsensk in the Orel sector. heavy losses reported with about 200 German troops killed in one sector and three Nazi planes downed. Russians also report scouting near Belgorod and artillery activity on multiple fronts.
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London
Mtsensk
Orel
Belgorod
Ore
Moscow
Volkhov
Leningrad
Smolensk
Rostov
Roosevelt fourth term fence building hints at 1944 bid
The New York Times reports Roosevelt’s nomination of James B. M. McNally for U S Attorney in the Southern District of New York is seen as an open signal of a possible fourth term bid. McNally is a Tamany Hall ally and heads the party’s law committee.
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New York
New York Times
Roosevelt
Senate
United States
James B. M. McNally
McNally
Michael J. Kennedy, Jr
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Tammy
Evacuation Appeal Urges Action Over Bomb Damage
Das Reich quotes an appeal urging citizens in western and northwest Germany to be ready and help those affected by bombing. It warns that bombs affect all and calls for deeds rather than words, noting conditions like lack of movies and sanitation in evacuation areas.
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Das Reich
Hitler
Germany
Let The Star Make The Contact In Advertising
Local ad copy highlights The Star as the preferred channel for reaching audiences. It emphasizes direct contact with readers and the impact of effective placement. The message frames advertising outcomes as the key measure of success for campaigns.
Night break in at Berryville filling station ends with youth arrest
A Berryville filling station on North Main Street was entered last night. A 15 year old boy was arrested by Town Sergeant 8 M Carper and placed in Winchester jail. He was seen climbing from a window with a large bundle of cigarettes cakes and chewing tobacco. A juvenile court hearing is set for Thursday at 10 o'clock before Trial Justice Loring Kackley.
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Berryville
O. M. Murphy
North Main Street
Winchester
Corn Shortages Hit Main Markets Across the Belt
Reports to grain firms show similar tightness in corn across several corn belt states. Major markets lack sufficient maize at week start and discuss enforcement limits on ceilings. Transactions remain informal, known only to buyer and seller, not officially recorded.
Chinese claim swift near Shasi capture and Linyang assault
Chinese high command announced the capture of a town southwest of Shasi and the encirclement destroying more than half the enemy garrison. The communique said Chinese forces pressed from the north and south toward Linyang in southern Henan, with fighting continuing for the town on the Peiping Hankow railway as Japanese reinforcements arrived.
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Chungking
Yangtze
Shasi
Ichang
Peiping
Hankow
Answers to the Pace Daily Quiz
The page lists correct quiz answers: composer 7 332000 times. The Old Testament. No. Byron Price.
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Byron Price
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