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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1944

Page

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Senate defeats Berlin bomber tax bill in finance group clash

lawmakers move to study sales tax for school financing and revenue raised by a 5 000 income threshold. a commission would assess surplus war materiel needs and localities. the airways tax proposal limits tax to 25 percent during wartime era.

U.S Berlin Senate Oder Vanden-Daughton J. H. Radford Spiers Virginia Congress Legislative Advisory Council House

Highlights Of World At War

United States heavy bombers from numerous bases carry out a daylight assault on Germany in a third day of renewed bombing. Allied defenders stop three German thrusts in Italy as 1,400 sorties target Rome yards and airfields. Soviet forces push toward Pskov and threaten the Pskov Warsaw rail line amid street fighting. Navy Seabees repair Admiralty Island base while Solomons airmen bomb Bougainville with Kurile raids on Paramushiro and Shumushu.

U. S New Germany Italy Rome Russia Pacific—Navy Admiralty Island Solomons Bougainville Kuriles Paramusiro Shumushu

German Beachhead Attacks Thwarted by Allied Forces

Allied reports say three small German beachhead assaults against the Rome sector were repelled. Allied artillery and air power damaged German units including the Hermann Goering Division, while air strikes hit rail yards and various targets as weather hindered operations.

Naples Rome Cisterna- Montello Ceto Moletta Cassino Eighth Army Hermann Goering 715Th Jaly Tiburtina Gummers Ostiense Fifth Army

Russians Smash Their Way Into Pskov Outskirts

Russian forces breached the outskirts of Pskov from two directions and closed to within six miles of the Pskov Warsaw railway. In the Narva area Soviet troops widened a bridgehead and advanced toward Narva, while Berlin acknowledged gains as heavy fighting continued. Moscow reported 17 towns and four railway stations captured in yesterday’s push toward Pokhvalshchina and Sysaeva.

London Pskov Moscow Narva Psov Govorov Auvere Reval Berlin Russia Red Army Pokhvalshchina

Red Cross Mobilizes for Military Service Support

The American Red Cross is mobilizing for medical and social work with the armed forces. Workers are assigned to domestic and overseas roles at the request of the Army and Navy. Psychiatric social workers support mental hygiene and the organization verifies parental dependency and aids families in securing full benefits.

American Red Cross Red Cross and Navy

British-American Agreement With France May Be Reached

London sources report that a Philadelphia Record story claims oil cargo ties to Franco recall of the Spanish Blue Legion from Russia and other concessions. A quarter million gallons of high grade Pennsylvania lubricating oil in 55-gallon drums was loaded at an East Coast port and will be shipped to Spain in a few days.

London Philadelphia Record Spain Blue Legion Russia Tangier Philadelphia

Finns to Answer Russian Terms in Stockholm Talks

Stockholm reports that Juho K. Paasikivi will arrive soon with Finland’s answer to Russia’s terms for the 1940 peace. The papers say the reply signals negotiations and that Finland seeks a way out of the war with its great neighbor.

Stockholm Stockholm Tidningen Juho K. Paasikivi Finland Russia Dagens Nyheter Allda Social Democratic

Japs' Homeland Islands Raided

Navy announced Admiral Chester W. Nimitz said serial sweeps destroyed enemy positions on Paramushiro and Shumushu in the Kuriles. It was the second raid on Ushiro and Shumushu targets, as Washington expressed belief in enemy garrisons.

Navy Chester W. Nimitz Paramushiro Shumushu Kuriles Ushiro Washington Navy Secre

Mrs Abe Leven Wins War Bond Recognition

Mrs Abe Leven won the War Finance Committee’s Women’s Division award for the top local seller in the Fourth War Loan Drive. She sold 102 war bonds with a maturity value of 20 325 dollars and 447 North Braddock Street is listed as her home. Runner up was Mrs Ruth Talbert Yost with 48 sales.

Abe Leven War Finance Committee Harold Brown Leven Wilbur Krise Victory Exchange N. Braddock Street Ruth Talbert Yost

Buchalter Plea To Escape Chair Is Turned Down

The Supreme Court refused Lepke Buchalter's last minute bid to avoid execution in Sing Sing. The denial came after a hastily filed writ of certiorari and habeas corpus appeal, with Justices Jackson and Murphy not participating, leaving the gangster set for the electric chair at 11.

Washington Supreme Court Louis Lepke) Buchalter Murder, Inc Lepke High Tribunal New York Jackson Murphy Sing Sing Thomas E. Dewey Albert E. Klapper Klapper United States District Court of

Governor Signs Numerous Bills for War Era Women Labor

The governor signed 12 bills including measures on women in war industry hours from 48 to 52, and bills authorizing an oath for challenged voters, raising election official pay to five dollars, salaries for county superintendents of the poor, and a referendum on a veteran board.

Robertson Ferguson H. H. Adams Campbell Court of Ap

Man Receives Three Year Sentence For Tire Theft

James Barton of Winchester arraigned before Judge Harrison in Corporation Court pled not guilty to stealing three automobile tires. A jury waiver led to a three year penitentiary term with parole revoked from an earlier Frederick case. Deputy DeHaven made the arrest.

Harrison James Barton Winchester Barton Raymond Perrine Commonwealths James P. Reardon Apple Pie Ridge Frederick John Bowman Mary Koontz Bob DeHaven

Sign Up Days For Farmers Scheduled In County

County AAA Chairman M Funk announces a new series of Sign Up days for farmers who have not filed 1944 Farm Plans. About 1600 eligible farms, 700 plans signed, with fertilizer lime and limestone requests possible. Four days start March 6 at the Winchester County Agent’s Office with community visits and on site help.

Co. M. Funk AAA Committee Punk Winchester Gore Gainesboro Reynolds

Seventy City Men Sent To Richmond For Pre Induction

The Winchester City Draft Board sent seventy men for pre induction physicals this morning. They departed by bus to Richmond Station and will return tonight. Names include Albert Renner Charlies Williams Joseph Dietz Elwood Hoover Roger Mahoney Jack Lockhart Zirkle Williams Vernon Lonas James Sutler Leslie Brown John Quick Elwood Argenbright Jonas Semones Graves Emmerson Howard James Amos Carper Stuart Bucher John Newlin George Orndorff Edward Cunningham Jackson Crisman Lawrence Kelley Robert Jasper Raymond Weber Gerald Copenhaver Howard Fauver Hollis Rodgers Bruce McKinney Cecil Elliott Philip Strawderman Richard Lineburg Walter Mason Leroy Cahill El Clem Jr Vernon Thayer Harry Newlin James Cornell Ray Fiddler Lawrence Showalter Luttrell Jenkins Maynard Onderff Ralph Hoover George Masters Charles Wilson Stanley Bowers Lawrence Patton Headley Lionel DeHaven William Bean James Goode Anvil Dye William Lewis Edward Bolton Hartley Nicholson Dodson.

Winchester City Jonas Donald Semones Graves Mikel Emmerson Howard Lee James Amos Melvin Lewis Marshall Stewart Carper Stuart Marvin Bucher John Wise Newlin George Orndorff Edward Cuningham Jackson Charles Sprint Crisman Lawrence Edward Keller Robert Cornelius Jasper Raymond Weber Gerald Handel Copenhaver Howard Earl Fauver Hollis Bowen David Washington Fpueh Wallace Woodrow Rodgers Bruce Lee McKinney Cecil Franklin Elliott Philip Jennings Strawderman Richard Randolph Lineburg Walter Elmer Mason Leroy Francis Cahill el Clem, Jr Vernon Lyle ‘Thayer Harry Arthur Newlin James Edgar Cornell Ray Elwood Fiddler Lawrence William Showalter George Clay- Mitchell Luttrell Hubert David Jenkins Maynard Onderff Ralph Warren Hoover George Buxton Masters Charles Grover Wilson Stanley Everett Bowers Lawrence el

Clarke Council Backs Town Manager Plan

Berryville town council passed a resolution favoring hiring a secretary manager if costs could be covered. The decision came during the council meeting last night with continued coverage noted.

Clarke Berryville

Americans Bombard Berlin in Third Day Raid Over Germany

U S Army headquarters reported heavy American bombers attacked targets in eastern Germany and one formation was seen striking the Berlin district. The raid occurred in cold clear weather with strong fighter escort as crews faced intense anti aircraft fire and several US planes were lost near the capital.

W. W. Hercher London U. S. Army Germany Berlin International Information Bureau DNB U. S Reich RAF The L. R. Morgan Worland Wryo Eichth William Deblasio Pittsburgh Amdgenrs

Americans Inch Closer In Admiralty Islands Fight

American forces press the Los Negros advance in the Admiralties as Japanese defenders receive reinforcements from Manus. Mitchell bombers and Boston fighters pound targets, while Japanese air opposition is reduced after the Momote airfield capture. MacArthur personally observes the operation as U S forces push inland. Eight enemy planes fall to a Thunderbolt group in a late clash.

Robert Euison Southwest Pacific Los Negros Admiralty Islands Manus Island Bismarck Sea Mitchell Boston Sixth Army Admiralties Momote Douglas MacArthur Lorengau Manus New Guinea Thunderbolts

Clarke Bond Drive Surpasses Goal In Oversubscribed Sale

Clarke bond drive chairman Ralph M. Ware reports the $275,000 goal was over-subscribed. Bond sale totals show $370,368.75 raised from E Bonds, indicating strong support for the project.

Ralph M. Ware

South End Fire Company Monthly Meeting Notice

The regular monthly meeting of the South End Fire Company is set for Monday evening, March 6 at 8 o'clock. This partial OCR indicates a local fire company notice for an upcoming gathering.

Col South End Fire Company Almem

Public Sale Notice for Livestock Machinery and More

Public sale set for Monday March 13 at 1 pm includes livestock machinery chickens hay and other items. Sale details list multiple item categories with varying lot numbers. The notice requests attendance and indicates location for the event.

Income Tax Service Opens Daily in City Area

J. H. Seal Jr offers daily service from 1 pm to 10 pm at 21 W Bosca with phone 4248.3-3-. The ad notes open hours and location for taxpayers seeking assistance.

J. H. Seal, Jr

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