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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1944

Page

2

Doomed Man Seeks Writ For Virginia Death Penalty Case

The convict Harrison filed a petition for a writ of appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals challenging five grounds of error from his trial last September. His lawyers argued the verdict rested on circumstantial evidence and that the Commonwealth failed to prove premeditation in the drowning death in an abandoned quarry near the Petersburg pike. They urged an oral argument on the 600 page record.

Virginia Supreme of Appeals Sappeal Am. Turner A. Clair Sager Commonwealth Petersburg Pike Harrison

German Prisoner Found Hiding in Barracks Attic

Herbert Heuer a 23 year old German prisoner of war described as dangerous by the FBI was located in a barracks attic at Camp Gordon near Augusta after a five day search across Georgia and South Carolina. Heuer who speaks only German had not escaped Camp Gordon as rumors suggested and was found last Saturday hiding since then with a German speaking background.

Atlanta Federal Bureau of Investigation Georgia South Carolina Camp Gordon Augusta Herbert @uer Wes Heuer

Presbyterian Woman’s Meeting Elects District Chairs

Mrs Slonaker and Mrs Morris lead planning as chairmen for Districts A B and C keep posts. White Cross work chairman named. Berryville to host next year’s gathering at the Presbyterian Church. Rev McLaughlin lauds benevolence and education efforts as 30 of 40 churches in the Presbytery attend.

Tinsbure W. Va J.C. Morris Woodstock H. G. Dunling Germania Charles Kirk Romney Hugh Shipper Martinsburg J. A. McMurray Winchester White Cross Berryville Presbyterian Church In McLaughlin Presbytery Jean Liston Louisville L. @. Russell Jene Assembly Mobile Minor Miller Jay Towden Massasetta R. K. McDonald Keyser Ancock, Md

Ration Calendar Updates for Meats Fats and Foods

The Associated Press notes book four red stamps A8 to T8 now valid with no further red-stamp validation until June 3. Blue stamps A8 to Q8 are valid indefinitely, five-stamp series to be issued June 1. Sugar stamps 30 and 31 allow five pounds each, stamp 40 five pounds for home use. airplane stamps 1 and 2 valid indefinitely. three gallons B-2 IS and C-3 coupons for five gallons everywhere.

Associated Press

Methodist Youth Music Festival Planned for May 14

The Third Annual Music Festival sponsored by the Winchester District Children’s Division of the Virginia Conference Board of Education will be held Sunday afternoon May 14 at 3 o'clock in Market Street Methodist Church. Choirs from Braddock Street Market Street and Montague Avenue Winchester Front Royal Luray Grace Church Middletown and Edinburgh Methodist Churches will perform under directors Mrs. H L Riley and Mrs. H Wark Curry.

Children’s Division Winchester Virginia Conference Board of Education Methodist Church Market Street Methodist Church Braddock Street Market Street Montague Avenue Front Royal Luray Grace Church Middleburg Edinburgh Methodist Church H. L. Riley Brad St. Church, Winchester

Army band to lead parades through Paris and Berlin

London May 11 United States Army band that followed General Eisenhower in Africa and Sicily has now reached London and its director Thomas D Arcy says it will do the same in Europe leading parades through Paris and Berlin.

London United States Army Dwight D. Eisenhower Africa Sicily Thomas D'Arcy Europe Paris Berlin

Baltimore Market Quotation Roundup May 11 Maryland and Chicago

Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago detail produce and livestock prices. Apples and wine apples firm. eggs and butter steady or unchanged. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep show varied swings with steady or higher prices for some classes. larger hog totals and limited test of values noted in Baltimore. Chicago reports slow hog sales with mixed weight effects and steady to lower cattle and calf values. hefty hogs unsold but overall market firmness in some categories.

Baltimore Va. W. Va Bas Baltimore Livestock W. F.a.—Office of Distribution

Stock Market Report Shows Cautious Trading Across Leaders

New York May 11 timid buyers kept to low and medium priced issues while leaders flickered in a slightly irregular area. Practically all gains came from scattered funds but cash positions remained as investors awaited war developments and possible technical reactions after the April decline. Front running names included Gotham Hosiery Houston Oil White Motors RKO Chrysler GM Santa Fe American Telephone Western Union and International Nickel with laggards like U S Steel Bethlehem Great Northern Anaconda Montgomery Ward Du Pont International Harvester Aircraft and General Electric. Bonds were narrow and commodities eased. Forward leaders included Cuban Atlantic Sugar Pantepec International Petroleum and Electric Bond & Share.

New York Gotham Hosiery Houston Oil White Motors R-K-O Chrysler General Motors Santa Fe American Telephone Western Union International Nickel U. S. Steel Bethlehem Great Northern Anaconda Montgomery Ward du Pont Internationl Harvester Oe Aircraft General Electrc Cuban Atlantic Sugar Pantepec International Etroleum Electric Bond & Share

Chicago Grain Quotations May 11 Opening Dip

Chicago May 11 futures opened fractionally lower amid broad market weakness. Traders watched early price moves as grains respond to overnight shifts and supply cues from the Midwest markets.

Chicago

Government wheat crop estimate exceeds trade by early report

Government winter wheat crop estimate was larger than traders expected. Opening prices showed July at 1.69 3-8, Sept at 1.01 65 to 1-2, Dec at 1.44 7-8. Rye moved May 1.28 1-8 to 1-4, July futures incomplete.

September basketball scores and schedules update

The fragment lists dates and records for 7-8 grade games from September 1 to 22. It notes shifts in team standings with sequences 1-22, 3-8, and 1-2, indicating game outcomes and progress.

Haystack Hut Fire Rises Near Nelson Monument

In gar Square a large haystack hut serving as a recruiting base for farm workers burned down after being lit briefly. The blaze drew attention as the structure stood near the Nelson monument and its construction dated back to the war era.

Nelson Monument

Grant Pollock Named Toastmaster for Bowling Banquet

Grant Pollock has been named toastmaster for the annual banquet of the Ladies Evening Star Bowling League and the Men's B League to be held Thursday May 18 at Yorks. Guest tickets go on sale at the Bowling Alley and must be bought by Monday May 15.

Grant Pollock Evening Star Yorks

Nannie Richardson Dies In Baltimore

Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Sugar Hill near White Post for Nannie Richardson who died Tuesday night at the home of a daughter in Baltimore Maryland. A Clarke county native she moved to Philadelphia years ago. She was a daughter of the late Rev. B R Jackson. Her husband is deceased. Surviving are two daughters Naomi Edmond Baltimore Elizabeth Walton California a son Rev H C Jackson of Boyce. Five brothers and sisters and 11 grandchildren also survive.

Sugar Hill White Post Nannie Richardson Baltimore Clarke County Philadelphia

Market Report on Lamb and Sheep Prices

Opening slow with 25 lower and five and a half loads. Good to choice fed western lambs mostly above 15.75. Shorn lambs unchanged. Sheep dull with weak demand. Short deck common wooled ewes 6.50. Aged wethers 7.75 and yearling wethers 10.00.

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