Death in Winchester Sets Burial at Hebron
Stewart Sanwel Stipe 60 died at 12 15 PM at 927 Berryville Avenue after a six week illness. He was born February 15 1883 in Jefferson county to John H and Margaret Blue Stipe. Survived by wife Nellie Newcome and son Marvin H Stipe. two brothers Hugh of Clearbrook and Edward of Texas. A member of the Meth Church at Clearbrook he attended Grace Lutheran in Winchester. Services will be conducted from the home Friday by Rev Carl Honey. Interment at Hebron.
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Stewart Sanwel Stipe
Berryville Avenue
Pitem
Jefferson Count
John H
Margaret Blue Stipe
Jefferson County
Mer
Nellie Newcome
Marvin H. Stipe
City
Hugh Stipe
Clearbrook
Edward
Texas
Winchester
Grace Luutheran
War Manpower actions shift to Nansemond Suffolk
War manpower measures extend from Page 1 indicating representatives will implement ties and road work across the WMC area. Provisions of the stabilization plan take effect immediately, moving operations to Nansemond and Suffolk as required.
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Nansemond
WMC
Suffolk
Axis powers face looming collapse as war effort wanes
Prime Minister Attlee praised Allied air supremacy after RAF and Indian Air Forces reportedly achieved four to one sortie advantage over the enemy. British Seventh Armored Division accepted the surrender of the German Fifteenth Armored Division, ending two years of desert combat between the veterans.
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Fifteenth Armored
Seventh Armored
RAF
Ihan
Attlee
89 Candidates Continued From Page One
A list of 89 candidates includes Beatrice OConnell Ettis Orff Jane Over Margaret Ss Faye Patton Gretna Pat Yvonne Pierce Anne Robin Jean Ryan ris Sartelle Mary M Schindel Margaret Lee Betty Sherman Mildred Shiley Edna Sibest Dorothy Simmons Juanita mie Betty Stretchberry Vic Timbrook Virginia Lee Tipplett Anne Wagner Rosemary Wenner Kalla Yeatras Jean Whitham Freda Zuckerman
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Beatrice O'Connell
Ettis Orff
Jane Over
Margaret Ss
Faye Patton
Gretna
Pat- Yvonne Pierce
Anne Robin- Jean Ryan
Ris Sartelle
Mary M. Schindel
Margaret Lee
Betty Sherman
Mildred Shiley
Edna Sibest
Dorothy Simmons
Juanita Mie
Betty Stretchberry
Vic& Timbrook
Virginia Lee Tipplett
Anne Wagner
Rosemary Wenner
Kalla Yeatras
Jean Whitham
Freda Zuckerman
With Our Men In The Service
Winchester area notices tell of service members returning to duties at Indian Town Gap and Stephens city. William Kingree of Middletown enters active duty at Bolling Field Washington and Johns Hopkins trainees Carlton Patterson and Ellis Bayliss Jr. visit parents after Signal Corps schools. Dilmon Hibbard and George Craig Jr. ship to Parris Island for Marine Corps training.
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William Kingree
Middletown
United States Army Air Forces
Bolling Field
Washington,. c
Carlton Patterson
Ellis Bayliss, Jr
Johns Hopkins University
Signal Corps
Amiel Clowser
Hayfield
Ellis Bayliss
Gainesboro
Baltimore
Danville
Manassas
Cumberland
Mds
Dilmon K. Hibbard
H. K. Hibbard
City
George L. Craig, Jr
G. L. Craig
Winchester
Parris Island
D. C
Marine Corps
Hibbard
Army
Absence Of Lewis Delays Coal Wage Hearings Protest
Coal wage hearing panel postponed anthracite session after operators protest the absence of Union Leader John L. Lewis. Charles O'Neill urged disclosure of any evidence to influence the War Labor Board panel. Morris Cooke said information would be shared in closed sessions, as officials consider food issues and ongoing wage debates.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
War Labor Board
Charles O'Neill
Lewis
Morris L. Cooke
Neill
O'Neill
David Friday
Cooke
Office of Price Administration
Labor and Agriculture Departments
Invasion Jitters Across World War Fronts and Air War Scales
Highlights report amid page one continuations detailing air warfare against Messina Sicily and Aegean targets. Goering and Himmler moves loom over Italian defenses while Axis raiders hit an English coast town. MacArthur's planes strike New Guinea as Japanese raids target three Allied points.
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Southwest
Pacific
Gen. MacArthur
Babo
New Guinea
Mubo
Axis Air Strike Results and Ground Battles Reported
Red Star reports Axis attack on Rostov Batai area met by heavy anti aircraft fire with 43 raiders shot down. Russian ground forces push in Kuban trenches aiming to eradicate Germans and Romanians. Novorossiisk defense described as deep and permanent. First trenches captured Sunday and Russians advance steadily. About 250000 buffalo were killed annually in the United States between 1850 and 1860.
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Rostov-Bataisk
Caucasus
Kuban
Red Star
Red Army
Novorossisk
United States
Colored service acceptance notices from Winchester Local Board
The Winchester City Local Board accepted colored men for service in the Navy and Army. Navy recruits Charles Louis Redman and Elwood Stephenson were accepted at Roanoke Induction Station on May 6. Army inductees Johnnie William Lavender, Geo Barbour Cary Jr, Eugene Wesley King, Harry Kenneth Moten, Earl Laurence Williams must report May 13 at 10 45 a m for Meade Md. Charles Theodore Lewis accepted May 7 to report May 14 at 10 45 a m.
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Winchester City
United States Navy
Roanoke
Charles Louis Redman
Elwood Stephenson
United States Army
Camp George G. Meade
Johnnie William Lavender
Geo. Barbour Cary, Jr
Eugene Wesley King
Harry Kenneth Moten
Earl Laurence Williams
Charles Theodore Lewis
Army
Attacks On Japs In Solomons Reported By Navy
Washington May 11 Navy communique 373 reports American air forces attacked Japanese positions in the central Solomons on May 10. Dauntless dive bombers Avenger torpedo bombers escorted by fighters hit installations at Munda New Georgia Island and Vangaranga on Kolumbengara Island with several fires started All US planes returned. Munda has been bombed 119 times since November 23.
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Washington
Navy
Munda
Wildcat
Grumman
Vangavanga
Solomons
Fire School Starts Wednesday Evening at Kerr School
The Fires School of all four fire companies will open at the John Kerr School Play Court on East Cork Street Wednesday evening May 12 at 7 oclock. All firemen are urged to attend and any youngsters over 16 are invited to attend. W. E. Argenbright, Chief.
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John Kerr School
East Cork Street
W. E. Argenbright
Holland Under Siege For Strike Reports Echo Tunisian War
Wartime dispatches describe Berlin papers praising Allied leadership after Tunisia defeats. Der Bund notes American fighting power shocks Axis. Giornale D Italia cites Italian defense plans. Romanian premier Antonescu cites heavy Soviet losses. questions loom over Arnim and Rommel’s whereabouts.
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Africa
Berlin
Bern der Bund
Europe
der Bund
Virginio Gayda
Giornale D'Italia
Italy
Ion Antonescu
Budapest
Russia
Bernard Montgomery
Eighth Army
Jurgen von Arnim
von Arnim
Field Marshall
Erwin Rommel
Gost
Ness
Winchester Memorial Hospital names officers and directors
At the annual board meeting Dr. H H McGuire was re elected president C I Brumback vice president Dr H I Pifer secretary and Miss Beaulah Brown superintendent and treasurer Re elected to the executive committee were John H Rosenberger Fred Glaize Frank Hack Clifford Grim Dr B B Dutton Sloan Kuykendall and Dr McGuire Five new directors Lee Grant Dr Roy C Balow W Lawrence Jr L J Sjostrum all of Winchester and Dr R W Stoneburner of Edinburg were named
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
H. H. McGuire
C. I. Brumback
H. I. Pifer
Beaulah Brown
John H. Rosenberger
Fred Glaize
Frank Hack
Clifford Grim
B. B. Dutton
Sloan Kuykendall
McGuire
Lee Grant
Theater Party at Palace For Mathias High School Seniors
Members of the Mathias West Virginia Junior Class hosted about fifty seniors at a Palace theater party last night to view the film The Moon Is Down.
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Mathias
W. Va.) High School
the Palace
Allied Breakthrough Hits Cap Bon Front As Germans Crumble
British and French forces drive through Soliman Grombalia and Menzel Bou Zella toward Hammamet on Cap Bon. Axis resistance collapses, several German generals captured, and naval and air bombardment disrupts Cap Bon and Pantelleria operations.
Ten Die In Alabama Coal Mine Blast Near Birmingham
Ten men were killed and five others seriously burned in a Praco mine No. 10 explosion of Alabama By-Products Corp 20 miles west of Birmingham. Rescue crews recovered the bodies after hours of effort and five workers were hospitalized with severe burns.
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Birmingham
Ala
Praco
Alabama By-Products Corporation
Here
P. H. Neal
Neal
Burglary Sentences Two Years in Virginia Penitentiary
James Ligons, colored, received a two year sentence for breaking and entering the American Restaurant in Berryville. Judge Burr Harrison appointed A Garland Williams as counsel after Ligons pleaded guilty and waived trial before the grand jury.
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Berryville
James Ligons
Virginia
A. Garland Williams
Burr Harrison
Ligons
Oe Harrison
$25 000 Suit Being Heard At Berryville
Clarke Circuit Court in Berryville hears a $25 000 damages suit filed by Joseph Mansfield against C J Crim for injuries from a motor accident near Aldie Virginia on October 19 1941. Attorneys A Garland Williams and Harold Hamilton represent the plaintiff. Sloan Kuykendall represents the defendant. First witnesses testifying include State Trooper E A Helm and Champ Berman.
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The
Star
Berryville
Joseph Mansfield
C. J. Crim
Aldie
Clarke Circuit Court
A. Garland Williams
Harold Hamilton
Baltimore
Sloan Kuykendall
Winchester
E. A. Clevenger
Roger Hardesty
C. T. Hall
Esten Clark
Henry FE. Hawkins
Richard E. Gibson
Thomas L.clark
E. A. Helm
Gate City
Champ Berman
Installations At Messina Hit
Cairo reports RAF heavy bombers attacked Messina Sicily on Sunday night and followed with raids on enemy shipping in the Aegean Sea yesterday. The shipping strikes left two small sailing vessels sinking. All planes returned safely. This was the second Allied air blow at Messina within 24 hours. US heavy bombers also raided the town in daylight Sunday.
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Cairo
Messina
Sicily
Aegean Sea
Middle East
United States
Churchill and F D R May Meet
London reports a Washington dispatch claiming observers expect Allied leaders to confer on next strikes after North Africa. The Evening Standard cites the rumor with no official confirmation, noting no other London papers printed the dispatch.
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London
Churchill
Lord Beaverbrook
Evening Standard Today
New York Herald-Tribune
Washington
North Africa
Court cases heard by Judge Rice on Will Adams and Frank Shull
Judge John Rice presided over two civil and police cases. Will Adams of South Kent was fined for drunkenness at $15.25 and Frank Shull of Millwood Avenue faced the same offense and fine.
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John Rice
Will Adams
South Kent
Frank Shull
Millwood Avenue
Republicans In Conference On Trade Agreement
Washington May 11 Republican Leader Martin of Massachusetts announced a conference of House Republicans has formulated a plan to grant Congress veto power over President Roosevelt's authority to negotiate reciprocal trade agreements. The proposed amendment would allow Congress 90 days to pass upon any trade deal, signaling a major clash over tariff policy ahead of the 1944 campaign.
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Washington
Artin
Massachusetts
House
Roosevelt
Rep.d
RNY
Congress
Rep. Cooper
D-Tenn
John McCormack
Rep. Fish
R-Ny
All Invitations To Food Parley Get Acceptances
All 43 governments invited to participate in the United Nations food conference at Hot Springs Virginia have accepted. The May 18 opening marks the first in a series of conferences to address postwar world food and nutrition, production and distribution, and living standards in low wage areas. The event is exploratory and nonbinding. nylon is mentioned as surgical silk sutures.
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Washington
United Nations
Hot Springs
State Department
Baltimore Market Quotations May 11 Meat and Produce
Baltimore markets show firm apples and steady eggs with slight price ranges across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle active cows scarce with steady to higher bids. hogs slow with generally lower quotes across weight classes. calves steady. sheep nominally steady with good lambs 17.50 to 18.00.
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Baltimore
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 11
Salable hogs 13 000, total 22 000, opened steady then slow trade, top 14.60, most 180 330 lb hogs 14.40 14.55. Cattle and calves: salable 7 000 cattle, 1 000 calves, steers 14.00 16.50, top near 17.00, fat heifers 13.50 15.75, cows up to 15 higher, bulls 15 16, stock cattle scarce 13.50 15.00. Sheep and lambs: salable 7 000, wooled lambs 15.60 16.15, three loads Colorado fed, western clipped lambs 15.00, ewes 7.76 9.00.
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Baltimore
U. S
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
Colorado Fed Bs
Salable Hogs Cattle and Calves Down Slightly in Pittsburgh Trade
In Pittsburgh on May 11, salable hogs were active and 15 cents lower across weights from 100 to 290 pounds with prices per hundredweight ranging from 13.75 to 14.75. Cattle calves and sheep were steady with 75 head of cattle, 150 calves and 200 sheep listed.
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Pittsburgh
Whale Attack Sinks 1819 Pacific Ship
In 1819 a whale attacked and sank a three masted ship in the Pacific. The incident involved a whale overpowering the vessel leading to its sinking with loss of some crew members.
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Pacific
Stock Market Opens Mixed With Cautious Trading
The market started modestly higher but soon erred toward uneven gains as mid day quotes swayed. Stock activity slowed after a stronger previous day with bonds and commodities holding steady and utilities showing reduced volume in early trading.
Fire damages Nail building on anaien Alley
Three fire companies responded to an alarm at the Nail building on anaien Alley near the McCrory store. The blaze caused considerable damage to walls and roof before extinguished. Origin undetermined but believed to stem from wiring defect.
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Herman Hable
Anaien Alley
McCrory
Baltimore Grain Market Closing Report
Baltimore on May 11 reports wheat No 2 red winter at 1.59 1 2 May 1.59, Winchester Market Wheat at 1.58 per bushel, corn at 1.10. Prices reflect deliveries at mills.
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Baltimore
Winchester
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C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Good
Loudoun
Harry S. Newell, Jr
Post Finance
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Penna
Gaina
Moscow
Hitler
Goering
Himmler
Fire School
Kerr School
Holland
Dr. McGuire
K. A. N. Anderson
Soliman
Hamman Lif
Grombalia
Hammamet
Cap Bon
Gombalia
Menzel Bou Zella
Qued el- Melch
Oued el Djourf
Pantellaria Island
Cape Bon
Milo
Boriazo
Malta
Biscari
Marsala
Porto
Inicily
Pantellaria
Kourba
Menzel Temime
Cap Ras Addar
Cape
Junkers
Motorola Auto Radio
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
Piccadilly St
Civil & Police Court
Haldeman
Francis M. Lemay
Baltimore Livestock
Stock Market Report
Hable
Renault Motor Works
James Smithson
America
Nurse
Belladonna
John
Naturalization
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia Pinkhan
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
the Globe Brewing Co
Arrow Beer
Victory Quart
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