Death of Kathryne Grim at Memorial Hospital Winchester
Mrs Kathryne Dovel Grim 20 of Stephens City died last night at 6 05 at Memorial Hospital Winchester from complications after an emergency transfusion. Daughter of Carl Dovel and Mrs Alice Dovel wife of Ralph Grim she leaves three children Kathryne Winifred Joanne Marie and Robert William. Survived by brothers and sisters William Dovel Carl Jr Elsie Rosetta Elva and Jan Dovel all of Stephens City. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church Thursday at 2 30 with Pastor Charles P Walz officiating. Interment in Green Hill Cemetery pallbearers named.
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Stephens City
Kathryne Dovel Grim
Memorial Hospit Winchester
Grim
Carl Dovel
Alice Dovel
Ralph Grim
Trinity Lutheran Church
Kathryne Winifred
Joanne Marie
Robert William
William Dovel
Oicksburg
Carl Jr
Rich
Elsie
Rosetta
Elva
Jan Dovel
Charles P. Walz
United Brethren
Relifface
Inter- Og
Green Hill Deme
Dale
Harald Clemons
Charles Mauck
Esten Costello
Bovie Ryman
Herbert Robinson
Florida Legislators Denounce Lewis
In Tallahassee on May 4 the Florida House adopted a resolution condemning John L. Lewis for alleged treasonous acts against the government and for calling a strike as president of the United Mine Workers. It demanded immediate action to punish him for a crime described as heinous.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida House Today
John L. Lewis
United the Workers Union
John Lewis
Death of Luther H. Coffman in Winchester
Luther H. Coffman, 78, native of Rockingham County now living in Winchester, died today at Memorial Hospital from complications. Survived by sister Josie Coffman of Winchester, two nieces Mrs. Robert Charlton of Harrisonburg and Mrs. Walter Sellers of Winchester, and nephew George Dean of Harrisonburg. Services set for 2 o’clock Wednesday at Highland Avenue Chapel with Pastor W. A. Wilkerson. interment in Mount Hebron. Burma RAF bombers pound Japanese base at Akyab. land fighting unchanged.
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Luther H. Coffman
Rockingham County
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Coffman
Josie Coffman
Robert Charlton
Harrisonburg
Walter Sellers
George Dean
Sburg
Fullers
Highland Avenue Chapel
The
Ickes Lacks Power To Settle Coal Dispute
Government controls coal mines as Harold L Ickes orders six day work weeks and wage rules amid a 15 day truce. John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers back the pause while War Labor Board asserts wartime authority.
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Ickes
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Polry
iMnes
Office of Price Administration
War Labor Board
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
WLB
New York
Puel
Harold L. Ickes
Jamies F. Byrnes
Lewis
Anthracite Conferees Take Recess After Talks
In New York on May 4, after 90 minutes operators and United Mine Workers adjourned wage contract talks at the Waldorf Astoria until tomorrow. John L. Lewis attended the meeting, the first since the 15 day truce and the weekend work stoppage. A source said Lewis renewed his demands and would negotiate only with willing counterparts.
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Lewis
Ickes
New York
Here
Roosevelt
Office of Price Administration
Uncle Sam
War Labor Board
Office of Price Administation
Ickies
OPA
United Mine Workers
Perkins
John L. Lewis
UMW
Miss Perkins
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
UMWA
Navy Production Shortages Could Slow Ship Building
Navy Secretary Knox warned that April ship completions reflect end of construction before fitting out and trials. He cited looming labor shortages and potential material scarcities, notably steel, as factors that could curb the rise in production.
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Knox
Navy
Russell Islands Taken by Allied Forces in South Pacific Operation
Military action reports confirm occupation of Russell Islands near the Guadalcanal front as American forces advance in the Solomons. Allied aircraft bombed Rekata Bay on Santa Isabel and struck targets near Kiska, with fire and damage noted at multiple sites while U S planes returned safely. The move marks the second such occupation announced in two weeks and follows earlier Marine landings in the Ellice Islands.
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Avengers
Dauntless
Wildcat
Warhawk
Lightning
Rekata Bay
Santa Isabel Island
United States
North Pacific
Kiska
North
South Heads
Gertrude Cove
Russell Islands
Navy
Ellice Islands
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Debates on 1942 tax plan split 435 members choice
After two days of debate Congress prepared to vote on a proposed 1942 tax plan affecting 44 million taxpayers. Proposals included cancelling half of the $10 trillion assessments from 1942, a 20 percent withholding on wages, and options from the Ruml plan to shift to 1941 rates, a half-abatement method, and a Robertson Forand compromise erasing prior liabilities for most taxpayers.
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Rep
Carlson
Robertson
D-Va
Forand
D-Ri
Ways and Means Committee
Jeffers Defends Synthetic Rubber Drive Amid War Efforts
Rubber Director Jeffers told the Truman Committee that the synthetic rubber program has not delayed 100-octane gasoline, escort vessels, aircraft, or merchant ships. He said curtailment would be a tragic error and that the combined effort with War Department officials accelerates overall war production.
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Washington
Jeffers
Patterson
Senate
Truman
Taxpayers face total cancellation around 7.5 billion dollars
The report notes a cancellation totaling about 7.5 billion dollars affecting a percentage of taxpayers. The figures show a large-scale reduction in amounts owed but lack broader context and specific targets.
Southern States Declares Dividends and Post-War Plan
The Southern States Cooperative board in Richmond Va declares semi annual dividends of 2 1 2 and 3 percent on 5 and 6 percent cumulative preferred stock and a 6 percent annual dividend on common stock payable July 1. A Post War Planning committee to advise on post war developments is appointed from the board and management.
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Richmond
Southern States Cooperative
T. Roy Brookes
Bel Air
J. A. Loving
P. C. Turner
Parkton
W. G. Wyser
C. D. Caskey
Baltimore
C. E. Zacharias, Jr
Extensive Raids On Burma Continue
New Delhi May 4 Fighting planes dropped 1000 pound bombs smashing two spans of the Namkin railroad bridge. Mitchell bombers released 28 tons on yards at Ywataung and Maymyo. Over Burma American relays report more than 13 tons on rolling stock at Ywunaung and one ton on engine sheds at Maymyo northeast of Mandalay.
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New Delhi
India
Namkin
Mitchell
Ywataung
Maymyo
Burma
United States
Ywanaung
Mandalay
Laval signs ceding of Nice Savoy Corsica to Italy reported
Moscow radio quoted Pierre Laval at Hitler's HQ conference as signaling postwar cession of Nice, Savoy and Corsica to Italy. The unconfirmed report circulated via CBS and cited Laval and Giuseppe Bastianini at the meeting. Corsica near Sardinia, Nice and Savoy border Italy.
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New York
Moscow
Jenny
Stockholm
Pierre Laval
Nice
Savoy
Corsica
Italy
CBS
Hitler
Laval
Giuseppe Bastianini
Sardinia
Napoleon
France
Baltimore Grain Market Closing Report
Baltimore on May 4 reports Wheat No 2 red winter at 1.61 per bushel for May deliveries. Winchester Market Wheat at 1.60. Corn price listed at 1.10. Prices based on deliveries. details unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Baltimore
Sale Directory May 8 Virginia Livestock Auction
Winchester event lists purebred Angus Hereford and Shorthorn cattle for sale. Auction highlights include breed offerings and rancher participation in a regional livestock market.
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Virginia
Winchester
New Fisher Plant For Air Giants
Fisher Body Division of General Motors announced with Army approval the completion of the new Fisher Cleveland aircraft plant. It will produce the Army's long range heavy bomber and fabricate major parts for other manufacturers of the same plane.
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Cleveland
Fisher Body
General Motors Corporation
Army
Fisher
Answers to the Daily Quiz
The page lists quiz answers including Lieut Gen George Patton in Burma Russia and the Navy secretary Frank Knox. It names Comdr John Morrill and Pete Martin and notes yes for clock making and references the Farm Security Administration and Metro Goldwyn Mayer.
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Burma
Russia
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
John Morrill
Pete Martin
Farm Security Administration
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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L H. Coffman
RAF
Akyab
Dia
George W. Kurtz
G. H
Good
Patrner
Russell
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Southern States
Sale Directory
Safeway Homemakers Guide
Calif
Edgseal
RINSO
P. & G. Seap
Ivory
Hana
Blue Stamp Foods
RED Stamp Foods
Julia Lee
Enrich
Safeway
Air Giants
Gen
George
Patton
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
East Piccadilly St
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