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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1945

Page

5

Public Sale of Grove Orchard Property in Frederick County

Executor of Edward H. Grove offers for public auction in Winchester Virginia the Grove Orchard tract of 47 acres with an eight room house, barns, two wells, apple trees, and improvements. Sale set July 11 1945 at 11 A M at the county courthouse in Winchester. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal installments with bonds and deed of trust.

Edward H. Grove County Court House Winchester Frederick County Claude M. Grove

Southern States Plans Annual Meeting Program

The Southern States Winchester Farm Home Advisory Committee and board directors meet Friday June 22 at 8 p m EWT at the Golden Glow Coffee Shop Winchester. They will decide on a Public Farmers Field Day and Picnic and appoint a nominating committee for retiring board members and the advisory group.

Southern States Southern States Winchester Service Winchester Farm Home Advisory Committee Golden Glow Winchester Walker McC. Bond Farm Home L. C. Ellis Winchester Service H. B. Manuel Strasburg Mr. Bond R. Lea Barney Gainesboro J. H. Funkhouser Harmon B. Brumback E. W. Grant D. K. Russell Clearbrook Lester Dailey Cross Junction Ralph Marker Opequon Alfred W. Wright Walker Bond

Public Auction of Grove Land in Frederick County Virginia

Special Commissioner announces sale of 52 acres in Frederick County near Winchester Va including a 6 room dwelling and 32 acres planted in standard apples. Sale set for July 11 1945 at 12 oclock noon in front of the County Court House. Bonds payable in one and two years with interest, deed of trust and insurance required.

Claud M. Grove Lovell H. Grove William A. Grove Circuit Court Frederick County County Court Winchester Lee N. Whitacre Edward H. Grove

Franco's Spain Excluded From United Nations Membership

The United States and 49 nations rejected Franco's regime in Spain for UN membership. Delegates cited the regime's establishment with Nazi Fascist aid and its alignment with Axis powers. The vote was unanimous at the conference in Madrid, with strong condemnation from Mexico and other nations.

San Francisco United States Franco Spain Generalissimo Franco Madrid Conference Commission New World Organization Luis Quintanilla Mexico Hitler Mussolini France Belgium Ukraine Russia Australia Uruguay Chile Guatemala James C. Dunn U. S Dunn United Nations

Tomato acreage here unchanged in Frederick County

County Agent I Fred Stine said the tomato acreage in Frederick County will likely be around 400 acres this year. The total is not greater than 1944 despite poor fruit crop prospects. Bartonsville cannery may not operate this year while H E Shirley at Stephenson plans a larger plant. John Rees on Apple Pie Ridge grows tomatoes commercially for the first time with about six acres planted. Heavy rains have slowed setting of tomato plants.

Fred Stine Frederick County Bartonsville H. E. Shirley Stephenson John Rees Apple Pie Ridge

Slaughterers Interim Quota Basis Ends June 30

Bernard Co. Goodwin Roanoke OPA District Director warns non federally slaughterers that June 30 is the last day to operate on the interim quota. Class I and II-A must register with regional or district offices to establish quotas and trading areas. Class II-B should apply locally. Retail sales last year totaled 69.3 billion with 78 percent cash, 19 percent charge, 3 percent installments.

Bernard Co. Goodwin OPA Roanoke Goodwin Atlanta Georgia Washington

Peace Absolute Necessity Says Gen Eisenhower

New York reports General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower urged that peace is an absolute necessity to avoid another world catastrophe. He called for a strong yet tolerant approach and warned against isolation, noting American resolve in 1941 42 and stressing practical yet idealistic steps for peace. He spoke of wounded in hospitals and the need to solve the peace problem with brains and unity. He warned not to let Pacific theater efforts fade from view as celebrations followed victory over Nazi Germany.

New York New York City Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Waldorf-Astoria America Normandy Elbe Pacific War Pacific

Public sale of city lot in Winchester Virginia

The Trustee offers at public auction on Saturday July 7 1915 at 11 A M in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia an unimproved lot No 41 Liberty Heights Addition on Douglas Avenue. The sale requires one third cash with the balance in two equal annual installments secured by purchaser bonds bearing interest from sale date. Herbert S Larrick Trustee.

Herbert S. Larrick Claud M. Grove Lovell H. Grove Winchester Virginia Douglas Avenue Said Avenue Liberty Heights

Mail Official Delivers Prompt Help in Brown Search

A Denver Postmaster facilitated a search for a friend named Brown from Colorado after Mrs. Lawton Callison of Henrietta Texas asked for aid. The query reached Charles F. Brown, then to his son Pfc. Raymond Brown recovering at Fitzsimons General Hospital.

Denver Lawton Callison Henrietta Tex J. O Stevie Brown Colorado France Stevie Charles F. Brown Pfc Raymond Brown Fitzsimons General Hospital

Soldier Gave Tip On Ribbentrop

Hamburg report details a German soldier who tipped British police to Joachim von Ribbentrop's arrest. The informer warned by his wife about his ill health and failing war effort led to the Nazi minister's capture after seeking shelter at a divorcee's Hamburg apartment.

Hamburg Germany Joachim von Ribbentrop von Ribbentrop

Counterfeit Shoe Stamps Found In Area

Counterfeit shoe stamps have appeared in the Roanoke OPA district. OPA district shoe rationing officer John P. Restor says there are enough legitimate stamps, but continued counterfeiting could harm consumers. The CPA warns dealers not to accept loose stamps and cautions the public against using them in purchases. A new shoe stamp validity date of August 1 is anticipated but not yet fixed.

Roanoke OPA John P. Restor Rector CPA

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