Priest Orlemanski Suspended By Springfield Bishop
Rev Stanislaus Orlemanski has canonical penalties imposed by Bishop O Leary, prohibiting him from celebrating mass or administering sacraments for an indefinite period. The suspension follows his Moscow visit to see Marshal Stalin and discuss an American system in Poland. Orlemanski can retire or appeal to the Holy See through Rome and Cardinal Marmaggi.
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Springfield
Stanislaus
Thomas H. O’leary
Josef Stalin
Moscow
George J. Shea
Who
O’leary
Orlemanski
Shea
Criemanski
Marshal Stalin
Poland
Holy See
Rome
Amleto Cicognani
Washington
Congregation of the Council
Francesco Cardinal Marmaggi
Timothy Champoux
Orlemansk
Russia
Stalin Fr. Orlemanski
Stalin
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
Bombers Hit Berlin and Italy as Allied Drive Grows
Up to 750 American heavy bombers struck Tutow and Osnabrück while Allied air forces pressed the fifth straight day of strikes. RAF and US fighters beat off German defenses as they targeted rail centers in Belgium and northern France, with ongoing advances in Italy along the Gustav line and across the Rapido toward a Cassino bridgehead.
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London
Germany
Tutow
Osabruck
RAF
Louvain
Hasselt
France
Belgium
Berlin
Baltic
U. S
Hitler
Schleswig-Holstein
North Sea
Brandenburg
Upusa
Brussels
Ninth Air Force
Grim battles as Russian and German armies clash on Dnestr front
Soviet reports say 4,000 German troops and 100 tanks were knocked out over two days as Red Army defends the Dnestr bridgehead northwest of Tiraspol. Sevastopol fell after a five week Crimean campaign with 111,687 German and Romanian casualties. The Soviet bureau claims 191 Axis ships sunk and heavy losses in the final assault.
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Rus
Dnestr
Tiraspol
Crimean
Sevastopol
Soviet Information Bureau
Soviet
Monitor
Black Sea
Information Bureau
Red Army
America shifts to British view on taking Rome
Washington May 13. The American High Command has swung to the British view that Rome’s capture would be a major achievement. Lt Gen Clark's secret visit to Roosevelt signals the Italy campaign is key, though front lines warn the Gustav line and Adolf Hitler line block a quick breakthrough. Clark’s talks with Marshall and others may have cemented a more forceful Italian breakthrough plan under General Alexander.
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Washington
Italy
Rome
Clark
Fifth Army
Roosevelt
Gustav
Adolf Hitler
Sicily
Mediterranean Sea
Cassino
Germany
Alexander
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Hiteaway
South Carolina
Gen
George C. Marshall
Wilbur Gaunt Jr Promoted to Major in Military Service
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gaunt announce their son Wilbur Gaunt Jr has been promoted to major. He has served since 1941 and has been overseas in England since February. He earned a 1939 commission as second lieutenant from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Before service he supervised farm security agencies in Culpeper and Madison Warrenton Virginia.
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Wilbur Gaunt
Wilbur Gaunt, Jr
Gaunt
England
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Culpeper
Madison Supmvisor
Parm Security Agency
Warrenton
Stonewall High Wins Three At Virginia Lit Contests
Stonewall High of Clearbrook earned three firsts at the Virginia High School Literary and Athletic Contests at the University of Virginia Charlottesville. Cornelia Gordon won poetry reading Hildreth R Blanford took boys prose reading and James V Hutton Jr won boys public speaking. Handley spoke only in Class B events with no top finishes and track results were pending.
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Stonewall High School
Virginia High
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Cornelia Gordon
Hildreth R. Blanford
James V. Hutton, Jr
Clearbrook
Bryant Harper
Handley
Final Rites For Miss Catherine Elizabeth Miller
Friends gathered this afternoon to honor Catherine Elizabeth Miller who died at her home on Fairmont Avenue after several weeks of illness. The 81 year old was active in the Grace Church and taught in Sunday school. interment followed in the family plot with relatives from Winchester and Timberville.
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Catherine Elizabeth Miller
Fairmont Avenue
Edwin B. Smith
Gravel Springs
Lutheran Church
Grace Church
City
Peace
Abram Zirkle
Winchester
Thomas Moore
Timberville
John G. Miller
New Mar
Clothing storage notice at Pingley and Carper
Overloaded storage prompts removal of all clothes within this week. Items not claimed after 10 days will be donated to charity. Contact Pingley and Carper for details or pickup.
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Pingley & Carper
Dies Committee Faces End With Dies Plan
Washington May 13 The decision by Martin Dies to resign from Congress signals the likely end of the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Dies cites throat illness and a 13 year tenure as the panel’s leader, while Chairman Cochran of the Accounts Committee says such committees should be curbed.
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Washington
Martin Dies
Congress
Capitol Hill
Texas Democrat
House
Dies Committee
House of Representatives
Cate
Dies
Coch- Tan
D-Mo
Accounts Committee
Square Dance at Shady Rest Runs Thursday to Sunday
Shady Rest hosts square dancing on Thursday Friday and Sunday with lp tf notes indicating event format and schedule for dancers and community.
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Shady Rest
Gandhi in Deteriorating Health At Rest Home
Intimates report Mohandas K. Gandhi’s physical strength waning and mental powers decreased, with frequent near comas. Entourage alarm grows as a Bombay bulletin notes rest and slight exhaustion improvement, while reading aloud fails to engage him.
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Gandhi
Uhu
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Bombay
Madeline Slade
Corsica Airfields Hit by German Bombers
Berlin radio reported two heavy attacks on Corsican airfields last night. Borgo Porretta and Alistro were targeted with large quantities of high explosives and incendiaries just before midnight, followed by a second wave shortly after midnight.
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London
Berlin
Corsica
Borgo
Porretta
Alistro
Packard War Plant Idle As Foremen Strike Hits Detroit
Detroit war factory Packard, maker of Rolls Royce aircraft engines and PT boat motors, remains idle as 3,300 foremen strike. The plant closed by management after the War Labor Board declined to guarantee protection from reprisals if workers return. The board will investigate but will not accept union conditions to end the strike.
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Detroit
Packard
Packard Motor Car Company
War Labor Board
Foremen’s Association of America
William H. Davis
Davis
WLB
Bread price to rise one cent in Winchester area
Bakers announce a one cent loaf price hike from 10 to 11 cents effective Monday in Winchester and surrounding areas. Loaf size will increase to offset the higher price, with the raise also extending to parts of Maryland and West Virginia under OPA ruling 25.
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Winchester
West Vir
Maryland
Virginia
OPA
News Boys Guests At Carnival Legion Festival
The Bright Lights at Buchanan Virginia hosted about 35 Winchester Evening Star newsboys for a four week winter event. The show visited Clifton Forge and Strasburg before returning to close in Winchester under the American Legion Robert Y. Conrad Post. The travelers faced transportation and labor issues, with few key workers available and some rides missing due to wartime shortages.
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Buchanan
Winchester Evening Star
Clifton Forge
Strasburg
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Gecoma
Martinsburg
West
Maryland
Heck
Ben ‘Herman
German E boats scattered after French clash and raid
London May 13. A strong German E boat group formed in the Combattante after an engagement in which one E boat was sunk and another damaged, while the rest escaped under smoke. A destroyer suffered no damage or casualties and rescued several survivors. Earlier British forces off the French coast attacked a small convoy, set fire to two ships and damaged two others, all returning safely with a small number of casualties and superficial damage.
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London
Admiralty
Eagles notice for Mother's Day services at United Brethren Church
All members urged to attend home Sunday May 14th at 2 30 P M for Mother's Day services at United Brethren Church Publicly invited Secretary notes.
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United Brethren Church
Meeting Called for All Co 35 Virginia Members
All members of Company 35 Virginia are urged to attend a Monday evening meeting to discuss matters affecting the unit. Jack Brandon, company commander, requests a special effort to ensure attendance.
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Virginia
Jack Brandon
World At War Highlights From The Front
Highlights of World At War by the Associated Press report widening Allied assaults across Europe and the Pacific. Yugoslav forces launch a new offensive alongside Allied operations against Italy’s Gustav line. U S and French troops seize three Italian towns and hillforts. Eighth Army takes Rapido river bridgehead as German bombers strike deep into the Reich. In the east Germans push against the Dnestr river foothold with no success. China leans toward Chungking after Loyang siege. Allied airmen pound Burma helping Kohima defense. In the Pacific shuttle bombing hits Truk and Palau as Tokyo grows wary of American carrier power.
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Allied
Naples
Gustav Line
Italy
Eighth Army
Cassino
Rapido River
Associatce P
U. S
Western
Europe
Reich
Atlantic Wall
RAF
English Channel
China
Chungking
Loyang
Burma
Kohima
Careful Grading Of Fruit Urged
Virginia apple growers aim to maintain markets by strict grading despite high cull prices. E Blackburn Moore of Berryville, a House of Delegates member and orchardist, says grading cost is small as it can be deducted as a business expense. He notes unusually large bloom sets and aging trees.
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Richmond
Virginia
E. Blackburn Moore
Berryville
Moore
Help Wanted Girl for a Tree and Checking Department
Classified notice seeking a girl for a tree and checking department position. Avy Pingley and Carper are listed with the dates 5 10 10 4t. No further details given about duties or qualifications.
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Avy Pingley
Carper
Allied forces drive toward Gustav line in renewed Italian offensive
Heavy fighting persists as American and French troops push across the Rapido and Garigliano valleys. Ventosa and Cercobi advance mark first bridgehead actions while Cassino defenses resist. French crest Monte Paito amid fierce close combat as Eighth Army presses toward Cassino and the Gustav line.
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11Th Army
Castelforte
Cassino
Ventosa
Cercobi
Castleforte
San Sebastiano
San Ambrogio
Eighth Army
Rapido River
Commani
Garigliano
Damiano Hill
Gustav Line
Liri
Fifth Army
Monte Fpaito
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Noland Norgaard
Nazie
America
William Frye
Stonewall
Miss Miller
By Relman Morin
Mary Frances Shaw
Jimmy Hockman
Manuel Sempeles
Jimmy Owens
Butch” Boxwell
Leslie Grubbs
Charles Hess
Teddy Keller
Kenneth LaFollette
Benny Campbell
Paul Campbell
Richard Fansler
Charles Dick
Waren Larrick
Billy Kern
Ronald Ashley
Homer
David Sanderlin
Jack Borrer
Allen’ Slaughter
Vernon Taylor
John Anderson
Eperties
Junior Snapp
Rob Kern
Elliott
Soviet End
Pacific
Truk
Palau
Ur’s
Tokyo
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