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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1944

Page

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Winchester Frederick County Safety Council Discussed

City and county groups met at the county courthouse to consider forming a Winchester Frederick County Safety Council. Reading presided and outlined the aim to raise awareness of accident control with plans for a September meeting to draft a master yearlong program. Additional Winchester and Frederick County groups will be invited to the fall session.

County Court House Winchester-Frederick County Winchester Frederick County

Reds Near Minsk as Soviet Push Cuts Off German Lines

Soviet armies closed to 37 miles from Minsk with a broad assault along the Smo tensk Warsaw road and Bykhov Berezina axis. Reports say Moeilev freed gives a direct rail link Leningrad Odessa, while Col. Nikolai Akimov notes the strategic importance for future offensives and force concentration.

Moscow Minsk Warsaw Berlin Napoleon Moeilev Leningrad Odessa Nikolai Akimov Eee Ag Vitebsk Orsha Pieldmans Smotensk-Warsaw Bykhov Berezina Puch Gomel-Minsk Red Army Smorensk Borisov Studenky Ivan Bagramian Lepel Lake Polotsk Polotsk-Minsk

Aircraft Areas In Germany Hard Hit By Bombers

Upwards of 1 000 bombers and escort fighters struck four aircraft plants at Leipzig Oschersleben Aschersleben and Fallersleben and a Bohlsen refinery in central Germany during a 12 hour Allied air offensive. RAF Halifaxes hit Metz railway yards while Mosquitos attacked Saarbrucken and an Essen oil plant. Berlin said raids extended to Thuringia as clashes raged.

London Germany Reich Leipzig Oschersleben Aschersleben Fallersleben Bohlsen Europe Berlin Oscherslaben Ascherslaben Fallerslaben Hannover Metz Verdun Saarbrucken Essen Ruhr Thurincia Czechoslovakia Danube Giurgiu Saarbruck France

Sergeant Stanley Allder Killed In Action In Italy

Stanley C. Allder, 34, of Berryville and Clarke County, long known locally, was officially reported killed in action in Italy after previously being listed as missing. He served with Gen. Clark's Fifth Army and the 45th Division at the Anzio Beachhead, entering service April 26, 1941 from Loudoun County. He worked as a stone mason and had lived with his sister Mrs. I. B. Reide of Purcell and with his uncle William Baxter in Clarke County.

Stanley C. Allder Berryville Italy Clark Fifth Army 45Th Anzio Loudoun County I. B. Reide Purcell Alider Clarke County William Baxter Allder

Dewey Seeks Unity With GOP Chiefs in Campaign Push

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey told reporters at a Chicago press conference that he hopes to confer with all Republican leaders including Willkie. He endorsed much of the party platform on foreign policy employment and trade and said he will not discuss cabinet picks while seeking the presidency.

Chicago Thomas E. Dewey de L. Willkie White House Fair Employment Practices Committee Foreign Trade Dewey The Chicago Tribune Tribune United States Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Cordell Hull Hull Germany

Dewey Accepts Nomination With Call for Free Governance

Chicago June 29 Republican Presidential Nominee Thomas E. Dewey delivers acceptance remarks. He says he comes as a free man with no pledges and vows to end one man government. He rejects civilian interference in military affairs and criticizes the current administration as tired and divided.

Chicago Thomas E. Dewey America Natonal Washington

Walker Pvt Hoyt L. Walker Killed in Action

Pvt Hoyt L Walker 29 of Wardensville West Virginia was killed in action June 9 after taking part in the invasion of France on June 6 He entered service September 1942 overseas October 1943 and is survived by his parents two brothers and three sisters with one brother at home and another brother in Aberdeen Maryland and a sister at home Frances Harper Wardensville Norma and Molly Walker.

Allen Walker Wardensville W. Va War Department Pvt Hoyt L. Walker Walker France Roy Walker Cpl James Walker Aberdeen Armed Forces Pvt. Walker Edward Frances Harper Wardensville Norma Molly Walker

Montmorency Cherries Offer At Local Orchard

50 cent per gallon at the orchard two miles north of Winchester Misby Pike. Fred S Boyd listed in the notice with date 6-29-1p-11.

Montmorency Orchard Winchester Misby Pike Fred S. Boyd

Notice of July 3 and 4 closure by cleaners

PINGLEY & CARPER Cleaners announces closure for July 3 and 4. The notice appears in the public record with reference code 6-29-1p-3t.

Winchester Virginia State Guard Company Seeks 36 New Members

Memorandum No 26 dated June 19 1944 notes Company 115 Virginia State Guard at Winchester has grown from 64 soldiers and 3 officers to 90 and 4. Capt W A Baker says about 35 more recruits are needed to reach around 100 members as losses to U S Armed Forces continue. Local leaders praise the unit for a 10 to 12 month 100 percent readiness and an excellent federal inspection. Eligible recruits are urged to report at the Armory Friday or contact Capt Baker Lt D D Virginia Woolen Co Lt E H Newcombe 1st Sgt John Kercheval or Sgt R S Underwood.

Commonwealth of Virginia Adjutant General’s Office Virginia State Guard Winchester W. A. Baker George O. Fields U- 8 Army Baker Armory City Hal D.D Va. Woolen Co E. H. Newcome Winchester Milling Co John Kercheval Gray Ave R. 8. Underwood Unerwood

American Fliers Abandon Hengyang Airfield

Chungking reports Hengyang airfield abandoned by American forces as P 51s drop bombs on the field. Runway destroyed and Hengyang set ablaze as Chinese defense efforts along the Canton Hankow railway intensify.

Chungking Hengyang Comunique China Joseph W. Stilwell Hunan Claire L. Chennault Japan Canton-Hankow

Finland on brink as Nazi troops advance

Stockholm reports Finland faces collapse of democratic governance as Nazi forces move through the country. Parliament's five cabinet ministers may resign to avoid demoralizing front troops, while Ryti Linkomies and Ramsay agreed to heavy German military collaboration without parliament input.

Edwin Shanke Stockholm Finland Baltic Germany Risto Ryti Edwin Linkomies Associated Press Robert Sturdevant Helsinki Ryti Linkomies Henrik Ramsay Joachim von Ribbentrop von Ribbentrop Reich

Trap Compressed On Jap Horde At Wewak

Allied reports place a large Japanese force trapped near Wewak New Guinea as Australian and American advances compress lines. Gen. MacArthur notes 80 miles of jungle coast erased in 28 days and patrols probing toward Wewak from both east and west. Bulk of bypassed Japanese, previously counted at about 60,000, remains trapped with uncertain exact numbers.

New Guinea Wewak British New Guinea Douglas MacArthur Aitape MacArthur Biak Island Schoutens North Dutch New Guinea Biak Sepik Bunabun Harbor Hansa Bay Hollandia Dutch New Guinea

German Forces Make Last Stand On Cotentin Peninsula

By Don Whitehead from Cherbourg on June 29 reports say enemy troops on the Cotentin peninsula north west of Cherbourg are living on supplies from night air drops. East of Cherbourg Americans cleared areas taking 1102 prisoners and 450 more captured in other sectors.

Chungking Hengyang High Command Hunan Province Communiqtie Canton-Hankow Cherbourg Cotentin Cap de la Hague Fort Central Vauville-Beamont Hague- Greville Auderville

World At War Highlights Invasions And Front Advances

Allied forces repelled nine German counterattacks near Caen and widened the Odon River bridgehead while Americans completed occupation of the Cherbourg peninsula. Soviet forces closed on Bobruisk as Mogilev fell, Italian Fifth Army advanced toward Siena, and heavy Allied air raids targeted Germany. In the Pacific, Marines pushed along Saipan coasts as MacArthur’s airmen struck Timor Selaroe Wewak and nearby islands.

Caen Odon River Cherbourg Normandy Saipan Kuriles Marianas Carolinas MacArthur Timor Selaroe Wewak Yap Southwest Pacific

Nineteen Month Old John R. Stewart Jr Featured by Quota Club Bond Drive

Portraits of nineteen month old John R. Stewart Jr. are displayed in three city banks to urge bond purchases. His father Sgt. John Stewart of Winchester serves with the 34th Division in Italy, overseas 26 months. Mother Lorraine Haines and the baby reside at 1712 East Piccadilly Street.

John R. Stewart, Jr Quota Club Young Stewart Sgt John Stewart Winchester General Clarke Fifth Army Italy Africa Lorraine Haines East Piccadilly Street

Mill Announces Closed Days

The mill will be closed Friday and Saturday June 30 and July 2.

British Drive Gains In Normandy As Germans Face Breach

Allied forces press across the Odon river southwest of Caen forming an expanding bridgehead while Montgomery’s troops repulse nine German counterattacks in 24 hours. Berlin reports a minor break in southwest Caen as German armor, including the Hitler Youth 12th Tank Division, fights along a wide front near eastern Normandy.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Caen Bernard L. Montgomery Odon Associated Press Roger Greene Normandy

Square Dance at Shady Rest Announces Schedule

A square dance event at Shady Rest is announced for Thursday Friday and Sunday with sessions starting at 1 PM. The notice lists dates as Thursday Saturday and Sunday with a 1 pm time.

Shady Rest

York Friday Night Sophisticates Dance Schedule

At York venues the Friday night dance with the Sophisticates from Washington is 9 30 until 12 30. CHERRIES at Nicodemus Orchard starting nick Wed 28. Last ten days to two weeks.

York Washington Nicodemus Orchard Nick

Special Attention Notice in The Evening Star

The Star announces that ADVERTISERS special attention notices will not be published on Tuesday due to the national holiday Independence Day in July 1944. The Evening Star will not print on that day.

the Star THE Evening Star

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Eddy Gilmore U. S U. S. Coast Guard U.S. Coast Guard International Soundphoto Czechoslovak Stanley Allder Margaret L. Hodgson G.O.P Pvt. Hoyt ‘Walker Pingley & Carper Cleaners VSG Baltic Country Winchester Evening Star Don Whitehead Arene Mogilev Bobruisk Catagneto Livorno Siena By Wes Gallagher Elmer Orndorff Gerrard S&j Molden Loudoun Special Attention
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