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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1944
Page
4
Advertising and subscription rates for The Evening Star Winchester Virginia are listed, along with publication policy and mailing details. The notice urges readers to report delivery irregularities and outlines daily, weekly, and contract pricing for subscriptions, including local and out of zone options.
A Bible verse from Psalms is cited in the June 20 1944 newspaper page. The line describes breaking the heads of Leviathan and giving it as meat to the people in the wilderness. No further context or article content is provided.
French patriots rise in distant regions as well armed guerillas seize strategic centers in Toulouse Limoges and Tarbes. Reports say civilians assist the resistance while Allies supply arms in preparation for a larger uprising along the eastern front from Metz to Avignon. German troops seek reinforcements as sabotage cripples railways and communication networks and collaborationists flee toward safety.
The Navy reports 18 Japanese ships sunk in the Pacific, boosting April totals to 63 for the month. Ten cargo ships seven transports and one tanker make up the latest losses, underscoring a heavy toll that Japanese supply lines cannot replace.
Vice Admiral Charles A. Lockwood receives the Legion of Merit for pivotal advances in submarine technique. The growing destruction of Japanese ships by U S submarines planes and surface vessels backs President Roosevelt's view that Japan can be brought to surrender or destruction more quickly than previously believed as Allied forces drive toward Tokyo.
Reprinted editorial argues a viable world peace league must have strong growth potential with United States and Soviet Union as members. It warns against weak policy and favors a global force capable of immediate mobilization within a framework that includes regional settlements but not as a mere appendage to continental groups.
The Baton Board, a group of unpaid volunteers, works long hours weekly to distribute rationed goods and resolve community needs. They handle questions, complaints, and rationing duties, aiming for fairness while sacrificing pay and personal time to serve their country.
Nazi spokesmen urge religious consolation as they relax pagan talk, citing Jeremiah 51 58 to claim divine rebuke of Babylon while noting the line says the walls and gates will burn and people will labor in vain, offering grim irony for Germans.
A CAMP VAN DORN Mississippi report highlights a survey of occupations for soldiers in the 381st Infantry. It shows soldiers taking roles such as actor, railroad worker, and grave digger as they enter military service.
Clarke County announces a YY day event with local officials outlining plans for community services and public meetings to discuss future projects and budget priorities. Local residents are invited to attend and participate in discussions at the county complex.
A compact column recalls events from prior years. Military units from Winchester mapped for Bull Run maneuvers. Theadventure cartoon duo Blondie and Dagwood visit Winchester theaters. Handley High School Clase 1934 plans reunion and Berryville finds a secret Civil War closet. Chief Justice Hughes and Mrs Hughes dine at George Washington Hotel.
George W. Taylor, longtime member of Mosby's Band, dies at age 85. Winchester Memorial Hospital graduates six as spring advances. Farmers are behind in spring and summer work.
Complaints arise over frequent fire bell ringing for meetings. Hon James H Harlan former Puerto Rico governor visits Berryville hosted by Dr and Mrs A P Osborne. The Horse Stage runs Berryville 9 am to 11 am and returns via Bluemont at 5 pm with luggage. Forties items recall a storm in Winchester Frederick crops damage and Col John Mosby reunion in Berryville.
A city dweller buys land and a cow and learns that using life’s gifts fully brings more blessings. The author argues that embracing daily provisions strengthens spirituality and personal growth, with providence expanding as one accepts life’s gifts wholeheartedly.
Seven trivia prompts cover topics from war information offices to authors and geography. Questions ask HQ city for a wartime overseas branch, nut types on tee, author of The Robe, a grammar correction, Rough Riders organizer and first Colonel, Klondike location, Burma’s chief religion, Appian Way classification, and Hawaii’s racial majority.
New York, June 20. The stock market fell back in its first reaction after last week’s steep advance. Industrial and rail shares eased by fractions to over a point, utilities and some specialties rose slightly as traders acted cautiously. Volume dropped after a busy early hour, with profit taking and broker warnings signaling a possible substantial correction.
First Sgt. William Kenneth Trenary is stationed at an overseas replacement depot in Kearns Utah after serving at Fresno and Col. He joined the Army Air Forces on April 23 1942 and is the son of Mr and Mrs W C Trenary of Berryville. Pvt. Harry Z Rippeon is promoted to Technician Fifth Grade at Camp Grant Illinois serving with the 26th Medical Training Battalion Co B and is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Rippeon of 1001 S Cameron St.
Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets show varied demand. Cattle and calves steady to moderately active with mixed prices. hogs and sheep steady to higher on lighter receipts. Apples and eggs noted with steady poultry market. overall distribution and weights detailed for 11 A.M. quotations.
Doctor Logan Clendening argues most chronic indigestion stems from reflex irritation from life habits rather than stomach disease. He cites diet, meal patterns, mastication, alcohol and tobacco as key factors and notes that “gastritis” is usually alcoholic gastritis. occasional alcohol can worsen symptoms. He reassures that nervous-heart patients may benefit from surgery to divert attention from the heart.
Calves 1200 head with feeding values steady to strong for good grades. feeders under pressure for grassy and warmer cattle. Cows mostly steady but weaker to 25 lower. bulls mostly steady. Stockers 12.00 to 12.75 for medium to good yearlings. best calves 13.00 to 13.50. Sheep bids uneven. lambs 14.00 to 15.50 depending on weight and pelts. ewes around 7.25 to 7.50, bids generally lower.
Infantry Sgt. Evan J. Thompson of Stillwater Minnesota says a mule saved his life in Italy by stepping between him and a German machine gun bullet. He credits the animal for shielding him during combat.
The tIvenre Star Daily reports on regional sports with a focus on standout performances and upcoming local team matchups. Noting player achievements and game results, the piece highlights community interest and school involvement.
Chicago grain quotations show soft wheat and rye futures dropping more than 7 cents at the open as the Senate House conferees eliminate the controversial pace amendment from the OPA bill. Prices listed include Wheat July 1.58 three quarters, Sept 1.57 three quarters, Dec 1.58, May 1.59. Oats Sept 70, Dec 69 1/4, May 69 1/8. Rye July 1.08 1/2, Sept 1.10 1/4, Dec 1.12, May 1.14.
In Wrightsville the trial saga deepens as Nora fights for Jim while family, friends, and Judge Martin wrestle with loyalty and truth. Ellery considers defending Jim though legally blocked, and Hermy plans high stakes moves to shield Nora and the Wright name.
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