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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

2

Park to Face Former College and Semi-Pro Stars Sunday

The Woodrow Wilson General Hospital nine of Staunton Va will bring a club of former college and minor league stars to Winchester Sunday for the first of a two game series against Park Staunton at 11 and 1:30 arrival with the main game at 3. American Legion Day aims for a record crowd. Park has won 5 and lost 2 this season and the visitors list includes Vincent Miller Behnell Luther Mikush Calta Christine Bako Stratos Dudzinski Bryden Menear Kerr and Martinez.

Woodrow Wilson General Hospital Staunton Winchester King Staunton American Legion Staunton Miliary Academy University of Virginia Lee Hampen Sydney College Ft. Belvoir Va. Tech Vincent Connecticut Cincinnati Reds Miller Bridgewater College Behnell New York University Luther Pennsylvania Mikush Calta Christine Bako Stratos Mass Dudzinski Bryden Menear Penn State Kerr New Orleans Martinez Okla

Fourth of July Celebration Bond Drive Prompts Purchase

A local booster group urges residents to buy another Fourth of July celebration bond to fund the community event. The appeal emphasizes civic pride and planned fireworks, with organizers citing steady support from residents and businesses.

Lovettsville to Play Sox Here

The Winchester White Sox will meet Lovettsville at the old Fair Ground diamond this weekend. Winchester, who beat Leesburg 4-0 last Sunday, show steady improvement this season. Kenneth is expected to get the starting pitching assignment.

Winchester

Red forces advance in White Russia and Karelia gains

Soviet dispatches describe Maj. Trojanovsky reporting wrecked Nazi vehicles along the Bobruisk Minsk road with hundreds of Germans killed or captured. Suk Kazakov’s batteries fire on retreating Germans as five divisions are mopped up southeast of Bobruisk. Stalin proclaims recapture of Petrozavodsk and a corridor from Murmansk to Odessa after northern fleet bombers strike Kirkenes and sink transports.

Riga White Russia Bagramian Lithuanian Republic Latvian Republic Kaunas Lithuania Minsk Red Star Peter Troyanovsky Bobruisk- Minsk Pravda Lev Tokunov Z. FP. Zakharov Mogilev-Minsk Berezina Drut Lepel-Berezina Stalin Karelian Soviet Republic Petrozavodsk Murmansk-Leningrad Murmansk Black Sea Odessa Kirkenes Norway Moscow

Answers to the DANY Quiz Revealed

The page lists correct responses to a quiz: 1 1940, 2 Joseph C Crew, 3 Gilbert, 4 Australia, 5 The girls summer dress is tasteful, 6 Air Transport Command, 7 Beets, 8 Venus, 9 First sergeant, 10 Hamlet.

Joseph C. Crew Gilbert Australia Air Transport Command Venus Hamlet

Japan Rift With Draft To Wed

Gordon K. Hirabayashi, 24, Japanese American who lost in the U S Supreme Court in his fight against the Army evacuation order for Japanese and Japanese Americans and facing a new federal charge for not returning a selective service form obtained a marriage license in Spokane to wed Esther Schmoe, 20, former University of Washington coed and daughter of Seattle couple Floyd and Mrs Schmoe. Schmoe, northwest secretary of the American Friends Service Committee, said they have not approved but gave their blessing. Hirabayashi argued the draft form was racially discriminatory.

Seattle Gordon K. Hirabayashi U. S. Supreme Court Spokane Esther Schmoe University of Washington Schmoe Northwest American Friends’ Service Committee Hirabayashi

Vienna Area Air War Delivers Heavy Losses to German Lines

Allied air forces over Vienna area claim decisive actions behind German lines. Striking sweeps destroyed three heavy German tanks and damaged seven more, plus 96 vehicles and 116 damaged. Typhoons and Mustangs executed a cab rank system, targeting troops transports and strong points. Aerial tally lists 14 German planes down, 6 Allied losses, total yesterday 55 German planes shot down and 25 Allied planes lost, including 15 American heavy bombers.

Germans Slow Allied Drive on Italian West Coast

Germans on the west coast of Italy slow the Allied advance through heavy sacrifices and bridge demolitions as American forces push along Highway 1 toward Livorno and Pisa. Infantry near Bibbona reach 1,500 yards from Cecina. French advance toward Siena. Eighth Army moves near Lake Trasimeno. The Luftwaffe and rail interdiction impact supply lines, with rail cars destroyed and locomotives damaged, while Spitfires take out aircraft at Sarajevo.

Livorno Pisa Bibbona Cerina Cecina Montecerdi Castelnuovo Radicondoli Siena Battle Front Frosini Poggio Siena Vecchia Siena Buoconvento Arbia Pampana Murlo Lake Trasimeno Eighth Nardella Pozzuolo Laviano Cassamaratore Aquaviva Chianciano Montepulciano Fiehth Mazione Peruda Pitonico Paterno Chiasclo Italy Forli Rimini Sarajevo Yugoslavia

Death of Edward F Peacemaker A Whitacre Farmer

Edward F. Peacemaker a Whitacre farmer died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a yearlong heart illness. Born August 17 1876 in Hampshire County he was the son of William Peacemaker and Betty Clark. He married Dora Michael and is survived by one brother George Peacemaker. Funeral set for 2 p m Saturday at Redland Methodist Church Whitacre with Rev G W Ports Jr officiating. burial in nearby cemetery. Body to lie in state at Parlett Funeral Home Gainesboro until rites.

Edward F. Peacemaker Whitacre Winchester Memorial Hospital William Peacemeaker Hampshire County W. Va Betty Clark Frederick County Ee County Dora Michael West Virginia George Peacemaker

Everly Assumes Additional Duties For Winchester Credit Groups

Julian A. Everly, longtime Shenandoah Production Credit Association secretary treasurer, succeeds Leo T. Anderson as secretary treasurer for the Winchester Group National Farm Loan Associations effective July 1 1944. Everly will oversee joint SPC A and NFLA operations with Ashby S Brumback, S R Dorsey, Frances Brengle and Nell V Ruby assisting. The Winchester offices at Boscawen and Cameron Streets, Winchester, have been remodeled for joint operation under Everly.

Julian A. Everly Shenandoah Production Credit Association Leo T. Anderson Winchester Group National Farm Loan Associations Everly Clarke County Virginia S.P.C.A Anderson N.f.l.a.s Ashbys Brumback S. R. Dorsey Treas Frances Brengle Nell V. Ruby Ashby S. Brumback

Marks Shows to Stage Children's Matinee in Winchester

Marks Shows Inc will host a Children's Matinee at the Old Airport Showgrounds in Winchester from 1 to 6 pm Saturday with free admission for under 12 and reduced prices for rides and attractions. They close the engagement at midnight and travel to Hagerstown to provide the Mile Long Pleasure Trail for the Independence Day week celebration by the American Legion.

Marks Shows, Inc Airport Winchester Marks Hagerstown American Legion

Brownell Picked As Manager For National Committee

Dewey named Brownell head of the national committee in a conversation with Gov. Bricker. Bricker is in Columbus while Dewey spoke to a reopened National Committee session praising Spangler and noting unity and confidence ahead of the election.

National Committee Brownell Dewey John W. Bricker Ohio Bricker Columbus Spangler Mackinac Island

NEWS OF OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN UNIFORM

Military men from the area are highlighted with furloughs and service roles. Harry W. Butler Jr of 315 W Clifford St travels from MacDill to Barksdale as a Heavy Bombardment Group instructor. Master Sergeant Harold E Adams, Brucetown, is crew chief of the B 17 Bachelor's Delight with 750 combat hours and 130 missions across the Mediterranean Theater. Pfc John H Dunn Jr and Pfc Carlton H Weakley, both of Winchester, appear in England on leave, Dunn attached to the Ordinance Depot after Handley School, Weakley with the Air Forces. Petty Officer John R Bowman, son of Mr and Mrs John C Bowman of 26 E Piccadilly St, writes of D Day involvement and asks for home letters. address available at his home.

Harry W. Butler, Jr U. S. Air Corps H. W. Butler W. Clifford Street Barksdale, Field MacDill Field Fla Harold E. Adams M. B. Adams Brucetown 15Th Air Force Bachelor’s Delight M-Segt Italy Germany France Austria Balkans Chew M-Sat Adams Boeing John H. Dunn Carlton H. Weakley Winchester England Dunn John Pat Cameron Street Handley John R. Bowman John C. Bowman E. Piccadilly Street John Raymond Bowman

Legge to Attend Agriculture Instructors Conference

Withrow R Legge district supervisor of agricultural education in northern Virginia plans to attend the annual conference of agriculture instructors July 27 at Massanetta Springs. Thirty eight instructors participate in the vote Legge supervises. Pauline Dick and Archie L Frye will attend from here Frye teaches at Handley.

Withrow R. Legge Northern Virginia Massanetta Springs Legge Pauline Dick Archie L. Frye Frye Handley

County Loses Two Agriculture Teachers

Two county agriculture instructors have been called into service this month. James L. Givens, instructor at Gainesboro and Gore, inducted June 20, lives in Parishburg. W. J. Henderson, instructor at Stephens City and Middletown, inducted June 26, born Cumberland Maryland. J. L. Gordon, last year’s Miller School principal, attends Blacksburg summer school to qualify for the vacancy at Stephens City and Middletown. Gainesboro and Gore remain unassigned.

W. R. Legge James L. Givens Gainesboro Gore W. J. Henderson Stephens City Middletown Given Parishburg Henderson Cumberland J. L. Gordon Miller School Blacksburg Legge

Inner tubes off rationing list and tire allocations rise

Washington June 30 The Office of Price Administration ordered removal from rationing of all inner tubes effective tomorrow. It also announced that 3,900,000 new passenger car tires have been allocated for rationing in July and August, an increase of 500,000 tires in both months over June.

Washington Office of Price Administration

Nutrition Class To Start July 6

Mrs Harold G Brown chair man of Red Cross Nutrition Services announces a nutrition class starting at 10 o clock on July 6 in the Home Demonstration room of the Northern Virginia Power Co under Miss Margaret Flickinger. The course runs two days a week for five weeks with hours to be decided by the class.

Harold G. Brown Red Cross Nutrition Services Northern Virginia Power Co Margaret Ftickinger George Snarr Red Cross Flickinger Winchester

Fauver Estate Appraised In Court Record

The appraisement of the estate of the late C. A. Fauver was recorded in Corporation Court totaling $9,181.50. Appraisers named were William H. Perry, George T. Garber, and Oza Swisher.

C. A. Fauver Corporation Court William H. Perry George T. Garber Oza Swisher

War Bonds Buy The Weapons That Win The Invasion

War bonds are presented as the funding source for armed forces in the invasion effort. The message frames bond purchases as essential to providing weapons and supplies that enable soldiers to advance and achieve victory.

Trapped Convict Shoots Himself at Maryland Penitentiary

Baltimore, June 30. A 21-year-old prisoner, trapped in a stone tower during an escape attempt, shot and killed himself with the shotgun used to threaten guards for about 30 minutes. Salvador Anpullo of Baltimore, jailed for 50 years for assault and robbery, fled to a watch tower to grab the weapon. Guards returned fire. a second convict was recaptured unharmed after the first volley.

Baltimore Maryland Penitentiary Patrick Brady City Pace Aitertary Salvador Anpullo Brady

Kurile Islands Under Attack by Navy Task Force

A North Pacific Navy task force attacked Kurile Islands delivering a second strike in two weeks. Guns blasted at Kurabu Zaki air drome on Paramushiro while larger ships pounded shore targets. Destroyers hunted enemy ships as fishing boats near Suribachi were threatened.

North Pacific Japan Kurile Islands Kurabu-Zaki Paramushiro Island Kurabu and Suribachi Paramushiro

Object To Rents At Front Royal

Local 371 Textile Workers Union of America voted unanimously to strike in protest against high area rentals near Front Royal. Union leaders urged a 30 day waiting period for members employed by American Viscose Corp and sent appeals to Congressman A Willis Robertson and Senator Harry F Byrd seeking rent control.

Front Royal Textile Workers Union of America CIO American Viscose Corporation Dc. E. Leachman A. J. Woodford A. Willis Robertson D-Va Harry F. Byrd Viscose Corporation

McLain Given Suspended Sentences

Walter McLain was found guilty in a court trial before Justice W. Erle Edwards of taking a bicycle and a wrist watch from Danny Steele. Earl Miller testified for the Commonwealth, stating the bicycle was sold for $5.00. McLain received a six month suspended sentence upon repaying Miller $5.00 plus $12.70 in costs and was placed on probation for one year.

Walter McLain W. Erle Edwards Danny Steele Earl Miller McLain Miller

Frederick County School Board Meets to Wind Up Year

All members attended the Frederick County School Board meeting this morning. They plan to reorganize on Wednesday July 5 electing a chairman and clerk. Contracts will be offered to bus drivers whose terms end this year and county buses will be stored at Shenandoah Valley Academy this summer. The board also voted to fill school bins amid coal price uncertainties.

Frederick County School Board Shenandoah Valley Academy

Children’s Day At Millwood Church Program

A children's day program will be held at the Methodist Church in Millwood Clarke County at 8 o clock Sunday evening July 2 announced today Everyone is welcome.

Methodist Millwood Clarke County

Temperature swings as Winchester sees 97 then 89

Yesterday the mercury hit 97 in Winchester per official records compiled by the Winchester Research fory, then fell to 89 by mid afternoon. After a sweltering night with a 72 low, a morning breeze brought relief as temperatures threatened to climb toward 90 for the fifth day in a row.

Winchester Agre Bod Winchester Research Fory

Advance Weather Forecast for Zone Four and Five

Zone Four describes a cool Saturday with a rising trend Sunday and Monday, turning hot by Tuesday. Cooler north of Maryland Wednesday. Light rain possible only in Pennsylvania and New York Tuesday or Wednesday totaling under one inch. Waxing moon grows full by Wednesday night. Zone Five notes moderate temperatures Saturday, rising Sunday and hot by Monday, with cooling showers and thunderstorms Tuesday or Wednesday under one inch. Moon becomes full Wednesday night.

Maryland Pennsylvania New York

Roosevelt Signs Philippine Independence Commitments

President Roosevelt signed legislation pledging the United States to drive Japanese from the Philippines and grant full independence as soon as normal government functions can be restored. Civil government would be set up under constitutional officers when conditions warrant, with two resolutions enabling earlier independence and a joint economic commission for rehabilitation.

Washington United States Philippines Roosevelt

Other Vegetables Are Returning To Ration Lists

Washington June 30 The ration point holiday on purchases of canned tomatoes peas and asparagus ends at midnight tomorrow foreshadowing the return of other vegetables to the ration list Announcing processed food point values for the period from next Sunday through July 29 Bowles said that peas and tomatoes go back on the ration chart at five points for popular sized cans while asparagus will require 10 points Under zero values last year s stocks have sold rapidly and are just about gone Point values are essential to assure fair distribution of the new pack Bowles added OPA estimates civilian supply of canned vegetables will be smaller by 15 to 20 per cent in the new pack year beginning tomorrow The only other changes are a one point hike from four to five a 46 ounce container of vegetable juice combinations a three point cut for tomato sauce and a one point reduction for spaghetti sauce

Washington Office of Price Administration Chester Bowles OPA

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