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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1944

Page

5

Over 10,000 Of Enemy Planes Bagged By U S

Washington reports 1943 results from the Army Air Forces showing 9,463 enemy planes destroyed in the air and 1,579 on the ground, with 2,809 U S losses in air combat and 76 on the ground. The six month comparison indicates rising air losses and increasing enemy destruction as the war effort intensifies.

U. S Washington Army Air Forces Wardstimson Stimson AAF United Kingdom Mediterranean Southwest Pacific China- Burma-India AAFP South Pacific Hawaii Alaska

CIO Organizers Arrested at Steel Plant Gates

Fifteen CIO United Steel Workers members were arrested in Weirton West Virginia for unlawful assembly while distributing literature at the gates of the Ironton Steel Company plant. Sheriff Wright said the demonstrators refused to disperse after an anti unification proclamation was read by Justice of the Peace Gorman Ferrari.

Weirton W. Va CIO United Steel Workers Hancock County Wright Eirton Steel Company Justice of the Peace Gorman Ferrari

Cross Roads Briefs From Cross Roads Va

Mrs Sallie Giffin has received word of her sister s death in Ohio Funeral arrangements not announced Mr and Mrs Deaver of Cold Stream W Va visited Mr and Mrs W J Line Sunday morn Clark Miller Mrs D Miller Mr W H Oates Mr and Mrs W J Line Mr W W Hicks and Mrs J B White were present Tuesday Mrs Frank Card and son Don Card visiting friends in Columbia Va this week Mrs W W Hicks Mrs W J Line and Miss Alice Marple at the home of Mr and Mrs J B White Sunday afternoon Sunday School to resume this Sunday at 11 am after ten months closure

Cross Roads Sallie Giffin Albert Pugh Ohio Deaver Coldtream W. J. Line Clark Miller D. 5Siller W. H. Oates W. W. Hicks J. B. White Tre Frank Card Don Card Lumbia W. J Me Alice Marple Rs. J. B. White

Leavs From Notebook Of War Correspondent Moroso

War reporter John A. Moroso recalls Nazi propaganda abroad and naval actions in Britain. He describes an LCI lost in the Channel and German claims of destruction, plus notes on HMS Skate’s long service and anecdotes from officers about speed and combat experiences.

John A. Moroso U.S. Navy Britain Skate Harwist Skate Ag B. E France Duke of Gloucester Lord Gort North Atlantic Stoker A Burnett Kelly Louis Mountbatten

Frozen Fruits And Vegetables On Ration Free Basis

Washington reports frozen fruits and vegetables will move to a ration free basis starting Sunday. April point values for meat, margarine, and related products stay in effect, with some produce point reductions and tomato juice lowered in small can sizes.

Washington Office of Price Administration

Youth Fellowship Banquet At Rest Church Scheduled

The Youth Fellowship of Rest Church in Rest, Virginia, will host a banquet at Miss Catherine Rowe’s home next Sunday evening and hold the organization’s regular meeting. Rev W F Bull will lead evening worship at 8 o clock. Mrs M S Snapp plans a brush demonstration Monday April 3 for interested attendees.

Rest Youth Fellowship of Rest Church Catherine Rowe W. F. Bull Rest Church M. S. Snapp G. L. Snyder Blanche Stipe Barr Ethelcote K. Dick Ethel Barrett Cecil O’connell Phillip Harrisburg W. A. Binning Charlottesville University Hospital J. W. Stipe Winchester

Victory League Bowlers Hold Three Game Handicap Tourney

After league schedule completion the Victory League runs a three game handicap event this Monday with a $1 entry. Each bowler receives two thirds the difference between his average and scratch of 120, making a 100 average bowler turn into a 46 pin spot for three games. Russell LaFollette leads with high 119.24 average, 468 high set, 162 high game while others post 110s and 113s as races for prizes unfold.

Ostve Russell, Lafollette Railway Express Star LaFollette Allen Hawmarsden Ralph Gore Lilo Mead Raymond Webber Va. Woolen Co South End Fire Co South Enders Woolen Girls Ruth Hart Rev. Bailey Handley Boys Bailey Capitol Restaurant Girls Evelyn Crabill Anna Bailey

Bowling Scores Show Tight Standings Across Local Clubs

Local bowling results list teams such as Snapps Foundry Friendship Bell Clothes and Va Woolen Nos 1 and 2 along with individual high games. Standings include South End Fire Co Capitol Restaurant Va Woolen Ve etc with top marks by Braithwaite Yerby Studebaker and Gano.

Woolen Studebaker Aery Bell Clothes Nsigure Woolen No Snapps Foundry Vieee Cawies Glaize Bros Pie Clearbrook Teewisves Novick Valley Service Braithwaite S. C Yerby B. C Burch Va. W Gano Va. Woolen Ipo Fire Co Woolen Ad Valley Pride McCrory’s Capitol Miles Miles Music Ind Hart Curl Crabill Armel Everhart Bailey Woolen Co Ee End South End

Warrenton Forms Guard Platoon

Warrenton Va March 31 plans are almost complete for forming a platoon of the Warrenton Rifles Co 111 Virginia State Guard Capt L R Bartenstein says the unit will pull from Fauquier and Loudoun counties with headquarters in Middleburg Loudoun county.

Warrenton Warrenton Rifles Virginia State Guard L. R. Bartenstein Fauquier Loudoun Middleburg Loudoun County

4 F Men May Have To Join Union

A draft measure before a House military sub committee may require 4-F workers assigned to essential civilian or war industry jobs to join a union if the shop is a union shop. Undersecretary Patterson says they remain civilian and receive normal pay and benefits, potentially including union membership as a condition of employment.

Washington House Robert Pr. Patterson

Rainy Maryland Advances Ground Water Reserve

Richmount Virginia farmers face sowing delays as heavy rain helps ground water levels. Officials say rainfall may protect against summer drought but could hinder late planting of grass seed corn and potato crops in parts of the state.

Richmond State Department of Agriculture

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