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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1944

Page

5

Oil Men Lead Local Drive To Stop Black Market Gasoline

C E Hofer of Winchester heads the local campaign for the Petroleuma War Council to educate the public about the black market in gasoline. W T Hyde states industry leaders will spearhead the drive to halt theft of 2,500,000 gallons daily and notes the war effort depends on fuel. An education push, backed by oil companies, will run with cooperative advertising to reach the public.

C. E. Hofer Winchester Petroleuma War Council W. T. Hyde W. Beattie As Company P. G. Ireland Pure Oil Company J. D. Glover Gulf Oil Company Clarker Richfield Hofet Hyde Europe Hofer Normandy France Aese Atlantic

Gainesboro Students Complete Home Nursing Course

Gainesboro High School pupils completed the Red Cross Home Nursing Course under Miss Hilda Miller. Names include Rodelfa Lee Adams, Janice Mae Baker, Ruby Braithwaite, Jean Braithwaite, Roxanna Batt, Veda L. Clark, Mary Odetta Cooper, Juanita Davis, Dorothy Irene Davis, June DeHaven, Rana De Haven, Alice V. Flowers, Elizabeth Mae Kelso, Stella Emaline Lewis, Eula May Lutzenhiser, Jean Moore, Mary Lee Mifier, Betty Lee Mauzy, Grace E. Omps, Marjorie Omps, Joyce Owens, Maxine Parkinson, Ann Marie Patterson, Kathleen Strother, Mary Jane Strother, Isabelle V. Strother, Dorothy Lee Stotler, Clara E. Tinsman, Mary Whiteacre, Katherine Davis, Eleanor White.

J. M. Steck, Jr Red Cross Home Nursing Gainesboro High School Hilda Miller Rodelfa Lee Adams Janice Mae Baker Ruby Braithwaite Jean Braithwaite Roxanna Batt Velda L. Clark Mary Odetta Cooper Juanita Davis Dorothy Irene Davis June DeHaven Rana DeHaven Alice V. Flowers Elizabeth Mae Kelso Stella Emaline Lewis Eula May Lutzenhiser Jean Moore Mary Lee Mifier Betty Lee Mauzy Grace E. Omps Marjorie Omps Joyce Owens Maxine Parkinson Ann Marie Patterson Kathleen Strother Mary Jane Strother Isabelle V. Strother Dorothy Lee Stotler Clara E. Tinsman Mary Whitacre Katherine Davis Eleanor White

Lawn Festival At Mount Williams Debating Society

The Mount Williams Debating Society announced a yard party on the community building lawn this Saturday evening, July 1, inviting Winchester friends and Mountvant neighbors. Entertainment and refreshments will be offered, with proceeds for the community building fund.

Mount Williams Debating Society Winchester Mount Vant Comunity Building Fund

Market Quotations Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Prices June 27

Market reports show steady or mixed quotes across produce poultry hogs cattle and sheep in Baltimore and Chicago. Receipts light and steady demand push hogs and cattle ranges with top weights and assorted classes listed and a young adults class meeting announced for 6:30 PM after a barbecue at 1619 Valley Ave.

Baltimore Curent Apelcnaone Fies Dulin Chicago Balable The Presbyterian Church John Edward Sartelle Valley Ave

Republican Plan to Restore Congress and Economic Growth

Martin outlined a postwar Republican program to restore Congress’s power and function, pursue genuine government economy, simplify tax policy, and stimulate industry. He promised protections for labor and veterans, a commensurate return on agriculture, private capital reallocation, and removal of nonessential business restrictions. He labeled Democrats as prisoners of the New Deal and framed the election as a fight to emancipate the party.

Martin Congress Republican Party Democratic Party

Stock Market Advances On Broad Rally Amid Peace Hopes

New York stocks rose to near seven year highs as investors bid up shares across motors oils utilities and energy firms. Large trades appeared in Willys-Overland and other issues while market breadth remained positive on news of political developments and peacetime optimism.

New York Cherbourg Chicago Willys-Overland Ared Cities Service Electric Bond & Share Credfe Petroleum United Gas

Republican platform backs peace forces for world security

In Chicago on June 27 the Republican platform committee approved a foreign policy plank calling for a cooperative international organization to direct peace forces for total victory and world security. It rejects Unclear protests by Willkie and 15 governors and aims to bring home armed service members as soon after hostilities cease as possible. The draft may be finalized this afternoon with a floor fight anticipated on the foreign policy provisions.

Chicago Wendell Ilikie Willkie Sear

Hoover Vows Vigorous Campaign for Republican Ticket

Former President Herbert Hoover told reporters in Chicago on June 27 he will participate vigorously in the election campaign and stay in the fight until he dies. He praised the Republican platform, saying the foreign affairs plank appears in the right direction and will support the ticket.

Chicago Herbert Hoover Wendell Willkie

Soviet Air Fleets Hammer Germans Near Mogilev and Bobruisk

Red Star and Izvestia dispatches describe General Zakaryarov's Second White Russian front closing on Mogilev while General Rosossovsky's first front advances toward Bobruisk along the Drut and Berezina valleys. Civilians fled as Germans evacuated them southward but Russian blows disrupted their plans. Vitebsk suffered damage and its St Nicholas cathedral was destroyed. Prisoners appeared rugged and well equipped as Russians breached multiple defense lines near Mogilev with many pillboxes and machine-gun emplacements breached.

G. F. Zakyarov Mogilev Konstantin Rosossovsky Drut Berezina Bobruisk Kted Zhiobin Minsk Red Star Pavel Pavelenko Titebsk Gemans Vitebsk St. Nicholas Izvestia Abraham Roben Red Army

Royal Crown Victim Of Natl Fruit Team 4 3

League standings show Royal Crown losing to National Fruit 4 to 3. The schedule lists games this week with matches including Board versus Virginia Woolen, Royal Crown against O Sullivan, and O Sullivan against South End.

Royal Crown South End

Hold Dorsey Rites In Berryville

Edward P. Dorsey 48 was found dead by his wife in Berryville after a note said he could not go on. A death by self injury was certified by deputy coroner Dr Richard M Rosenberg. He worked as a switchboard operator in Washington. Survived by mother wife and siblings Mary Lynn Richmond Francis Robertson Gainesville Floyd and Ralph Dorsey Berryville. Rites conducted by Rev Albert Muller at John H Enders funeral home Berryville. Interment Mount Hebron Winchester.

Edward P. Dorsey Washington Frances Kerfoot Berryville Washington, D. C Richard M. Rosenberg Dorsey E. P. Dorsey Richmond Mary F. Lynn Francis Robertson Gainesville Floyd J. Dorsey Ralph N. Dorsey Albert Muller Arlington John H. Enders Mount Hebron Winchester

Miss Maggie Graves Dies in New York State

Miss Maggie Graves aged 92, sister of Ashby Graves of Winchester, died recently in New York after a stroke years earlier. Daughter of Isaac and Jane Hollingsworth Graves, she was a Baptist Church member and attended services while health allowed. Survived by brother, three sisters Mollie Emma Graves and Mrs Edward Rogers of Binghamton, and many nieces and nephews.

Ashby Graves Winchester Maggie Graves Binghamton N. Y Miss Graves Isaac and Jane Hollingsworth Graves Baptist Church Mollie Emma Graves Edward Rogers

White Bond Team Leads In Civic Club Bond Drive

The White Bond Team leads the civic club competition with a total of 376 225 after last week’s Winchester Rotary Club sales of 375 000. The Blue Team is second with 101 025, led by Retail Merchants at 83 225. Veterans of Foreign Wars report 34 700 first week, heading the Red Bond Team, Beta Sigma Phi, Girl Scouts, and Greek Organization also contributing.

Winchester Rotary Club Veterans of Foreign Wars Loudoun Beta Sigma Phi Girl Scouts

Paris Heavily Mined As German Evacuation Reported

British radio quoting frontier reports says Germany plans to evacuate Paris and that the city is heavily mined. Delayed action bombs are in tunnels and sewers, with dynamite in abandoned underground railway sections, broadcast heard by C B S.

New York Paris

O'Sullivan A Day With The P 51s and Amos and Andy Premiere

Mr. Mason announced a vacation for employees citing O'Sullivan's pride in their year of work and wishing the staff a very pleasant break. The note mentions the va cation and the planned entertainment being the P 51s segment and an Amos and Andy comedy.

Amos and Andy Mason O'Sullivan

Cherbourg Falls as Allied push Liberates French Port

Allied communique confirms Cherbourg has fallen and been liberated by British and American forces. Montgomery units press the fight in the Caen region with heavy artillery and naval bombardment, aiming to breach German defenses and seize remaining fringe pockets along the peninsula.

Hatoor Montgomery Supreme Headquarters Cherbourg Peninsula Maupertus Cap de la Haste Neéhifisula Bradléev Caen Rommel

Cherbourg Falls to American Forces in House-to-House Fight

In a prolonged street battle near Cherbourg the American army secured the city after five days of intense fighting in the 21 day campaign. German defenders yielded as U.S. infantry began clearing the town and advancing toward open country.

der At Montgomery Cherbourg America Infantry

Foreign War Vets Extol Weaver

Virginia Veterans of Foreign Wars met in Danville and adopted two resolutions. The first mourns Aubrey G. Weaver and directs copies to the widow and Associated Press. Senator Weaver helped pass the soldiers vote act enabling servicemen to vote from constable to President. The second praises Colgate W. Dardeh and Gen. Samuel Gardner Waller for strengthening VFW and state defense.

Staunton Virginia Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars Danville W. S. Wooddell Aubrey G. Weaver Associated Press Senator Weaver Samuel R. Millar Front Royal Colgate W. Dardeh Virginia Samuel Gardner Waller Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States

Promoted Lt Richard D Whiting in Italy missions

Mrs. Edgar M Whiting announced her son Richard D Whiting has been promoted to first lieutenant while serving with a bomber group in Italy after completing 42 missions. Brother Carlyle Whiting, a West Point graduate, has a pilot lieutenant rank and will be stationed at Craig Field Alabama during a furlough.

Edgar M. Whiting Richard D. Whiting Whiting Eo On & Flying Fortress Italy Carlyle Whiting West Point Craig Field Ala

Michael Seekford Dies In Ohio

Michael Kerr Seekford born July 16 1875 native of Alma Page County Virginia died in Springfield Ohio after illness. Funeral held and interment at Tremont City Ohio. Survived by two daughters Mrs Clem ent Aleshire and Mrs Frank métriman, son Russell Seekford, two grandchildren Barbara Sue and Kay Maryland Zimmerman, four sisters and three brothers.

Michael Kerr Seekford Alma Page County Springfield Ohio Aternoon Tremont City Seckford Noahford Nellie Steinberger Clement Aleshire Frankmétriman Ussell Seckford Barbara Sue Kay Maryland Zimmerman C. William Ritter Kernstown Corge W. Ritter Harvey E. Ritter Lydia Depoy Harrrisonburg Homer Seekford Falling Waters W. Va Grover Seekford Luray, Va

Saturday Scrap Day Urges Community War Effort

Citizens are reminded of a scrap collection on Saturday July 1 organized by Boy Scouts and the Winchester Junior Board of Trade. With the invasion of Fortress Europe underway, scrap paper tin cans metal fats and rags are needed and should be on curbs by 9 AM.

Winchester Junior Board of Trade Europe Béh Belchit

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