Winchester Golf Club to Hold Supper Match Sunday
Winchester Golf Club schedules a supper match for Sunday afternoon, June 24. Otis Sargent announces teams chosen at 1:30 on the first tee, captains Wilson Pugh and Chief Llogd lead mixed teams. Supper served at seven by Sue Tokes. reservations via Mrs. Gladys Olinger by noon Saturday.
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Winchester Golf Club
Otis Sargent
Wilson Pugh
Chief Llogd
Sargent
Sue Tokes
Gladys Olinger
DuPonts Acquitted of Conspiracy in Sherman Case
A 25 day Federal Court trial in Newark ended with E I Du Pont De Nemours & Co Rohm & Haas and officials acquitted after 10 hours 16 minutes of deliberation. The defendants were charged with conspiring to form a world cartel to control manufacture distribution and sale of two airplane plastic types.
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Newark
N. J
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Wilmington
Del
Rohm & Haas
Philadelphia
Gen Stilwell Urges Bond Buying
Washington June 21 War bond statement from Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell commanding general Army ground forces there is no limit to the man or battle stars that can be worn on a soldier theater ribbon Some infantrymen wear more than seven they do not need to be asked to make another landing or take another hill They know each one helps shorten the war No one at home who wants to help shorten the war should have to be asked to support the Seventh War Loan.
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Washington
Joseph W. Stilwell
Army Ground Forces
U S Ship Mannert L Destroyed Off Okinawa in Death by Action
The destroyer Mannert L. was lost on April 12 during Okinawa picket duty after a Japanese Zeke fighter and a Baka bomb hit and broke the ship in two. Casualties reached 81 dead and 32 wounded as crew tried to abandon ship amid bombed life rafts and collapsing compartments. Commanded by Camdr. A. E. Parker, the Baltimore ship served as a screening vessel for heavier units in the operation’s early phase.
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Ashington
Mannert L
Okinawa
Navy
Camdr
A. E. Parker
Baltimore
Read Dr Clendening's Authoritative Health Article Daily
A health feature on page 4 highlights Dr Clendening's guidance for daily wellness. The column provides practical tips, emphasizing readable medical explanations for general readers and routine health checks.
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Clendening
Ration Calendar Dates and Stamp Validity in June
The Associated Press lists rationing details for meats fats and processed foods with stamp groups valid through late summer. It covers sugar stamps for five pounds through August and notes shoe stamps indefinite validity while several fuel and oil periods expire August.
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Associated Press
Bock
IPA
Tinashedais
Shaffer Renominated for Assembly Seat in Shenandoah
Woodst ock Virginia June 21 Deleg ate William R Shaffer of Maurertown was unanimously renominated for a third term by the Shenandoah county Republican convention. Eighteen delegates and alternates chosen to represent Shenandoah at the Republican State Convention in Roanoke June 30. A resolution to vote as a unit passed after debate. J Lee Stonesburner of Mt Jackson is county chairman.
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Woodstock
William R. Shaffer
Maurertown
Shenandoah County
Roanoke
J. Lee Stonesburner
Mt. Jackson
Police Court Reckless Driving Case Disposed
Walter Snyder of Winchester faced a reckless driving charge in Police Court presided by Judge John Rice. He was fined $10 plus costs.
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John Rice
Walter Snyder
Winchester
Okinawa Battle Ends as Japanese Holdouts Fight On
World War II report details tough final assault on Okinawa with Japanese forces using caves and pockets to resist. Despite heavy losses and surrender rates, commanders claim the battle is near end as U S forces close in with tanks flamethrowers and automatic weapons.
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Kiyama Ridge
Okinawa
Mabuni
Medeera
Makabe
Aragachi
Prison Terms Continued in Military Justice Rally
The military presidium led by Col. Gen. Wassily V. Ulrich read verdicts as floodlights lit the dock. Defendants acquitted showed relief. Anton Paidak ill and to face court later. Sentences ranged from four months to five years for figures from Peasant, National Democrats, Socialist and Workers parties and underground government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassily V. Ulrich
Stanislaw F. Mikhailowski
J. H. Stember-Dombrowski
K. 5. Kobylyanski
Anton Paidak
Adam Bien
Council of Ministers
Staniislaw Jasiukowicz
National Democrats
Kazimir Puzhak
Socialist Party
Alexander Zwecziwersky
Eugene Czarnowski
Union Democrats
Jaw Merzuva
Charles A Carver dies at 74 longtime Frederick farmer
Charles A. Carver of Hackwood Farm near Stephenson died yesterday at 1 p.m. after a two year illness. He was 74, born January 7, 1871 in Frederick County. Survived by wife Jenny Dunn and siblings, funeral Saturday at 3 p.m. from Jones Funeral Home with Red Bud burial. Pallbearers named from local families.
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Charles A. Carver
Frederick County
Hackwood
Stephenson
Joseph
Frances Siford Carver
Jenny Dunn
Owl Lodge
Isaac Carver
Winchester
Albert Foreman
R. L. Boyd
Jones Funeral Home
Red Bud
Cc. R. McCann
Walter Hardesty
Claude Kline
J. L. Reed
C. F. Swartz
J. M. Fishpaw
Goodyear Strike Ended by War Labor Board
The War Labor Board ordered the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company strike ended immediately. It cited a June 18 advisory from CIO Rubber Workers International President Sherman Dalrymple and noted the action violated wartime labor pledges and disrupted production. About 18,000 workers were affected as most collective bargaining issues had been tentatively agreed.
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Washington
War Labor Board
CIO
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
George W. Taylor
Sherman H. Dalrymple
Taylor
Pacific
Son Sends Father Eskimo Dog to Winchester Barber
A young Stanley Miller, Flight Communications Officer at LaGuardia Field, sends his father Frank S. Miller a pup named Ogh-Ogh, an Eskimo Husky gifted for Northwest Airlines. The dog is silver gray and white, friendly, and resembles a wolf and police dog.
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North
Frank S. Miller
Winchester
W. Boscawen Street
Stanley Miller
LaGuardia Field
N. Y
Northwest Airlines Corporation
First Day of Summer Marks Official Start
Today is the first day of summer with temperatures rising. Official readings show a high of 88 degrees and a low of 59, about 10 points hotter than the same day last year where the high was 78 and the low remained 59.
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Mercury
Police Search For Waite Hoyt Missing Sportscaster
Cincinnati police joined Chicago officers in seeking Waite Hoyt 45 a sports caster and former Yankees hurler missing from his Cincinnati home since Tuesday His blue sedan was found locked in an uptown lot with no sign of disturbance Hoyt long played for the Yankees 1921 1930 and later for several other teams He later did radio work and had a head injury in 1931 that caused amnesia according to his wife Ellen Hoyt
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Cincinati
Cincinnati
Chicago
Waite Hoyt
New York Yankees
Hoyt
Ellen Hoyt
Detroit
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed
Answers to the daily quiz on page four list Georgia Cadets Mohammedanism France Catherine of Aragon Weehawken New Jersey Circ Chicago General Armstrong Custer Pacific.
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Georgia
France
Catherine of Aragon
Weehawken, N. J
Circ
Chicago
General Armstrong Custer
Pacific
Harry Lewis longtime Friendship Fire Driver dies at 41
Harry C. Lewis former driver for the Friendship Fire Company died at 10 45 this morning at his home 18 East Cork street He was 41 years old Born May 8 1904 at Opequon he was the son of Charles L Lewis and Lillie Newlin Lewis He survived by his wife Lois Orndorff a stepson five brothers and four sisters Funeral services Sunday at 430 PM from his residence with Rev T J Hawkins and Rev R B Nelson officiating Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery Body to rest at Jones funeral home until late this evening
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Harry C. Lewis
Friendship Fire Company
East Cork Street
Mr. Lewis
Fire Company
Opequon
Charles L. Lewis
Lillie Newlin Lewis
Frederick County
Lester Forney
Friendship
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Bell
Lois Orndorff
Pacific
Howard Lewis
Winchester
Clifton Lewis
Alabama
Frank Lewis
Dayton
Ohio
Edmond Lewis
New Jersey
Ray Lewis
U. S. Army
India
Pearl Kidwell
Mildred Lafollette
Eva Good
Coatesville
Winifred Pierce
Plymouth
N. C
T. J. Hawkins
R. B. Nelson
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Truman Praises Parley Work and Trade Legislation
President Truman praised the San Francisco conference work and favored the Bretton Woods and reciprocal trade acts. He denied plans to oust Interior Secretary Ickes and urged postwar completion of the Alaskan highway with Canada and British Columbia. He will stop in Portland before arriving in San Francisco.
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Oliympia
Wash
Truman
San Francisco
Harold L. Ickes
White House
Senate
Portland
Ore
Bretton Woods
United States
British Columbia
Canada
Sale of E Bonds Lagging in War Loan Drive
Washington reports the 7th War Loan Drive nears its $14 billion goal but progress is uneven. Individual E Bond sales total $2.723 billion toward a $7 billion target, while corporate sales reach $6.979 billion. The drive ends June 30 with postdeadline processing through July 7.
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Washington
Treasury
Frederick County School Board meeting to discuss vacancies
The Frederick County School Board will hold its final meeting of the fiscal year at 10 30 tomorrow morning. The session will focus on paying outstanding bills to clear warrants by July 1 and discuss the resignation of principal R E Ayler at Stephens rard as no replacement has been found. Superintendent Leslie D Kline said letters have been sent to colleges and universities seeking a suitable applicant.
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Frederick County
R. E. Ayler
Stephens Rard
Leslie D. Kline
Hampshire Ram Sells for 500 At Staunton Sheep Sale
Buyers from over twenty states paid an average 115 for 122 sheep sold at Staunton eastern stockyard sale. Donald Pullen of Waterloo Iowa paid 500 for a Hampshire ram. S F McClure bought the champion Shropshire ewe for 185. Five Suffolk rams averaged 90 and five Suffolk ewes 40.
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Hampshire
Shropshire
Southdown
Augusta County
James M. Gorsline
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Kentucky
Michigan
Wisconsin
Virginia
Nazis Planned Invasion Of England After France Fell
Paris June 21 An intelligence officer at supreme headquarters said Nazi armies were under orders to invade Great Britain for three months after France fell. The plans were canceled as too hazardous. The officer cited interrogations of Keiter and Kesselring and noted Hitler and the high command discussed shifting to Russia with mounting Soviet forces in the east.
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Paris
Supreme Headquarters
Gustav Jod
Great Britain
France
John
Wilhelm Keiter
Albert Kesselring
Eisenhower
Hitler
Russia
Fuehrer
High Command
Wrote Himself Into Divorce Court Rewrites Marriage
Sidney Gantz of Philadelphia testified at a U S Army hospital that V Mail quarrels with his wife led him to file for divorce in New Guinea. He married Ida Eisenstein in 1941, quarreled overseas, and later remarried her this week after reversing the divorce.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Pi—Corp
Sidney Gantz
Philadelphia
Army Hospital
New Guinea
Gantz
Ida Eisenstein
Labor Opposition To New Measure Creates Senate Clash
Opposition from AFL CIO and United Mine Workers grows as Ball Burton and Hatch unveil a labor bill designed to end postwar industry conflict. Senator Wagner signals efforts to block amendments to his Wagner Act while the Republican Ball and Burton and Democrat Hatch defend the proposal.
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Washington
Ball
Minn
Burton
Ohio
Hatch
Senate
Donald R. Richberg
NRA
AFL
CIO
United Mine Workers
Wagner
D-Ny
Police Find House Of Dead Man Is Well Stocked
Police find William F. Carr dead in his car at his Roseville home. The house is stocked with about 1000 cans of food, sugar sacks, a full meat fridge, beer, and gasoline in the yard. Public administrator Herman Brys says the state will seize belongings until an heir appears. Neighbor testimony notes Carr came from England about 20 years ago.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
William F. Carr
Roseville
William Burke
Carr
Herman Brys
Macomb County
England
Burke
Helping Wives To Be Prepared
NORFOLK Neb June 21 Navy men in the South Pacific are helping their wives sew baby clothes. Lt. (jg) Harry Anderson said veterans who saw heavy fighting on Luzon Iwo Jima and Okinawa have learned to knit and spend time making sweaters and outfits for their youngsters at home.
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Norfolk
Nebr
Navy
South Pacific
Luzon
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Harry Anderson
If We’ll Buy The Bonds They’ll Drop The Bombs
A concise political item warns that purchasing bonds is linked to war funding. It frames the stance as a call to action for readers, suggesting fiscal choices could influence military action outcomes. The piece cites public finance and national defense implications.
General Eisenhower Returns Home to Middlewest Celebrations
General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower and 53 official guests arrive in Kansas City after Europe. He greets his mother Mrs Ida E. Eisenhower and four brothers, is greeted by Gov. Donnelly and other officials, then heads to Abilene for a family reunion with about 65 kin expected at the homecoming celebration.
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Kansas City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Middlewest
Ida EB. Eisenhower
Abilene
Kas
Municipal Airport
Ike
Eisenhower
Phil M. Donnelly
Missouri
Roy A. Roberts
Andrew Schoepepel
London
Paris
Washington
New York
Negros Continue Work Problem
Washington reports the Fair Employment Practice Committee says minority groups including Negroes and Mexican Americans form a known economic problem. It notes over 400000 minority workers are available for war or essential work and warns against discrimination in shifting workers from cut back plants to new war production.
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Washington
Truman
Fair Employment Practice Committee
Roosvelt
Congress
Crippled Cruiser Nashville Returns to Service
The light cruiser Nashville, damaged by a Japanese suicide plane in December near Negros while screening a Mindoro convoy, suffered 133 dead and 190 wounded. After extensive repairs at Puget Sound Navy Yard, she is back in service under Captain Charles E. Coney.
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Washington
Nashville
Philippines
Mindoro
Douglas MacArthur
Leyte
Puget Sound
Wash
Navy Yard
Navy
Charles E. Coney
Lafayette Avenue
Roanoke
Island of
Negros
Star- Chronicle of Berryville Daily Reports
Local dispatches from Berryville and Clarke County cover events in Boyce and surrounding towns. Readers learn of community meetings, school updates, and public notices affecting residents and businesses in the region.
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Berryville
Boyce
Clarke County
Virginia State Guard Company 115 encampment briefing
All members of Company 115 Virginia State Guard are urged by Capt. Baker to attend at 7:30 this evening at the Armory for special instructions regarding the Berryville encampment this weekend. Members with leggings should bring them to ensure complete equipment.
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Va. S. G
Baker
Berryville
State Guard School Training Memo Set for July 1945 Camp Pendleton
Training Memo No 4 from Headquarters Virginia outlines a four class Virginia State Guard School at Camp Pendleton Virginia Beach starting Sunday July 22 1945. About 800 members will attend with travel reimbursement at five cents a mile and lodging paid by the Commonwealth. Instructors include Lt Col R E Goodridge Maj R G Gillan and Capt W D Smith.
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Va. S. G
Richmond
State Guard
Camp Pendleton
Virginia Beach
Officers Club
War Department
Fort Story
Virginia
Third Service Command
Virginia State Guard
Commonwealth of Virginia
R. E. Goodridge
R. G Gillan
W. D. Smith
Company 115
Baker
Reconnaissance Flights Reported Over Japan by Tokyo Radio
Tokyo radio said 56 American aircraft including Grumman fighters Liberator bombers naval patrol planes and a Super Fortress scouted southern Japan for two hours. The reports followed broadcasts of carrier strikes invasion preparations Super Fortress successes and Okinawa fighting over Kyushu and southern Honshu.
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San Francisco
Tokyo Radio
Japan
Kyushu
Isand
Honshu
Tokyo
Okinawa
Stilwell and Chiang Meet in Manila Conferring on War Path
General Stilwell recalls battles in Burma and his return to Washington. He asserts Japanese morale is intact and that victory requires defeating Japan on the Chinese mainland as well as in the home islands. He and MacArthur discussed the Burma supply route and future offensives.
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China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Washington
Stilwell
Burma
Burmas
Nomheern
MacArthur
Manila
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Cairo
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Nimitz
C. A. Carver
Goodyear
Harry Lewis
Luther Skaggs, Jr
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Skaggs
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Gen
Homeland
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