Three Faiths Unite in China War Cemetery Funeral
In the China theater five American servicemen from the 14th Air Force died when their Mitchell bomber crashed after a storm. An American chaplain conducted Protestant Catholic and Jewish rites as Chinese and American personnel observed a joint funeral. The crew included Charles L. Waugh and others, laid to rest in camouflaged concrete vaults at the American cemetery.
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Alk
14Th Air Force
Charles L. Waugh
St Louis
Waugh
John S. Kelly
Frank J. Leimer
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Galveston
Texas
China Theater
Kidney health and warning signs prompt action
The notice describes kidney and bladder disorders causing pain fatigue swelling and nocturnal symptoms. It urges seeking Dean's Kidney Relief products advertised for over 40 years to help flush waste and restore blood balance.
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Dean
Seaman Boden Married. Shower Held in Brucetown
A Saturday night shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Boden honored their son and daughter in law Seaman and Mrs Robert R Boden recently married. Mr Stewart Castleman and son from Chambersville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Luther Welsh. Mr Will Frazier and daughter of Clearbrook visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs Tom Stewart.
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Brucetown
Raymond Boden
Seaman
Robert R. Boden
Stewart Castleman
Chambersville
Luther Welsh
Will Frazier
Clearbrook
Tom Stewart
Social visits from Berryville to Summit Point and Clearbrook
Mr. John Hayslett and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Price with Mrs. Leo Price spent Sunday with the Crims at Berryville. Seaman and Mrs. Robert R Boden and others were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McAboy at Clearbrook on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Randolph Colston and Miss Lillian Carter of Summit Point visited Mrs. Henry Jobe last Sunday.
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John Hayslett
Tom Price
Leo Price
Crim
Berryville
Seaman
Robert R Boden
Raymon Boden
Tte Boden
Harry McAboy
Clearbrook
Randolph Colston
Lillian Carter
Summit Point
W. Va
Henry Jobe
Dam Bombing In Germany On Precision Scale
Newsreel description of the Mohne and Eder dam raids notes British pilots flew exactly 45 feet above water to strike the dams. Wing Commander Guy Gibson led the mission, a precision feat praised as one of the war’s incredible undertakings.
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Germany
H. W. Blakeslee
New York
Mohne
Eder
Guy P. Gibson
British planes use lights to spot 45 foot water height
The Sperryscope article describes Morine squadron efforts to read 45 feet above water using converging nose and tail lights to fix altitude when no altimeter was precise enough. Commander Gibson notes the night attack on Mohne dam faced calm water and vivid flak reflections.
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Morine Squadron
Sperryscope
Sperry Corporation
Gibson
Mohne Dam
Public Asked To Purchase 1944 Auto Tags Early
Frank A. Armstrong Jr. urges Winchester residents to buy 1944 auto and truck tags early. Tags go on sale March 15 at the Chamber of Commerce, with a April 15 deadline. Last year total sales reached 94 391.96 dollars. New 1944 registration cards will be mailed by May 12.
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St. John
Samson R. Breuser
Joseph Breuer
Khali Adath Jeshurun Synagogue
New York City
Albert E. Danovitz
Philadelphia
New Guinea
Red Cross
Glasgow
Sydney
The
Frank A. Armstrong, Jr
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Champer of Commerce
Division of Motor Vehicles
Chamber of Commerce
Armstrong
Andrew Bell
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