Death Of Carl Rodgers 34 Of Boyce
Carl A Rodgers 34 of Boyce died at Winchester Memorial Hospital this morning at 1 05 He was son of the late Myrtle Rodgers of Rockingham County and Cordelia Long Rodgers and a former bank clerk He is survived by his mother wife Edith Wiley Rodgers and brothers and sisters including Mrs F Y Knight Elkton Mrs J E Zombo Boyce Mrs R L Bumgardner Randolph Henry George and Emory Rodgers Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock Thursday from the Boyce Baptist Church with Rev L A Parker officiating Interment in Green Hill Berryville The active and honorary pallbearers are listed from local area citizens.
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Carl A. Rodgers
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hosital
Hyrtle Rodgers
Rockingham County
Cordelia Long Rodgers
Bank of Clarke
Emory Rodgers
Winchester
Prederick
Clarke Ty
Edith Wiley Rodgers
F. Y. Knight
Elkton
J. E. Zombro
R. L. Bumgardner
Randolph
Henry
George
Baptist
L. A. Parker
Berryville
New Chairman For Race Committee
The Fair Employment Practice committee foresees a rapid reorganization with a new chairman to be appointed immediately. The current chairman, Dr. Malcolm S. MacLean, Hampden-Sydney Institute president, relinquished the post to serve with the Navy Department.
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Washington
Fair Employment Practice Committee
Intel
Malcolm S. MacLean
Hampton
Navy Department
Labor Board faces row over bargaining talks role
The Labor Board and Ickes clash over authority to initiate or conduct collective bargaining conferences. Ickes urged a truce extension to resume talks, but the board claims he lacks power and could pivot to dealings with Lewis if bypassed by the government.
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Ickes
The
Lewis
Axis Casualties Triple Allies in Africa and Middle East
Deputy Prime Minister Clement Attlee announced in the House of Commons that Axis casualties in Africa and the Middle East were nearly triple Britain’s losses since Italy entered the war on June 10, 1940. He cited Allied losses around 220,000, German casualties about 227,000, and Italian casualties near 400,000.
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London
Clement Attlee
House of Commons
Africa
Middle East
Britain
Italy
Attlee
Labor And Farm Leaders Pressure Limits On Trade Pacts
Farm labor groups urged the Senate Finance Committee to curb executive power in international trade pacts. AFL vice president Matthew Woll backed ratification of deals with a ban on imports below production cost and a six month postwar review. Milk producers and Grange officials pressed Congress to hold authority to terminate or disapprove agreements, amid questions from committee members about AFL stance.
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Washington
Senate Finance
Executive Department
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Senate
United States
Woll
Charles W. Holman
National Cooperative Milk Producers’ Association
Congress
Fred Brenckman
National Grange
William Green
House Ways and Means Committee
Republican Rule In Baltimore Inaugurates McKeldin Mayor
Theodore R. McKeldin took the oath of office as Baltimore mayor after attending church with his family. He rejected traditional formal dress, wore a dark striped suit with a gray coat and homburg, and pledged to boost the port and rail trade. Former mayors Howard W. Jackson and William F. Broening attended.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Sunny City Hall Plaza
McKeldin
Howard W. Jackson
William F. Broening
Balkan Route Likely Main Invasion Path in European Drive
Observers expect the Balkan corridor to carry a primary invasion thrust alongside the Channel route. They credit Alexander with decisive leadership turning setbacks into strategic rear actions. A single unified command would be unlikely if multiple thrusts commenced, with overall direction remaining a joint presidential and prime ministerial effort.
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Balkan
Channel
Alexander
Dunkerque
Burma
Europe
Paul Mallon Trivia Answers From Daily Page Four
A concise recap of the quiz answers printed on Page 1 of Paul Mallon’s feature. Tarvey Allen is credited, with Baltimore Maryland among the locations.
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Paul Mallon
Chandler Admits Beat Japan Speech Was Encouraged
Senator Chandler acknowledged he was encouraged to urge a focus on beating Japan first amid a Senate clash over diverting U S forces to the Pacific. He declined to name sources while predicting a Roosevelt Churchill decision may soon favor a strong American push against Japan. The Navy reported six Japanese ships sunk in the Pacific as Attu operations continued. Chandler said his past Pacific assault call was made on his own initiative but admitted encouragement influenced him.
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Washington
Japan
United State
Capitol Hill
Senate
Pacific
Chandler
D.-Ky
Germany
United States
Britain
Russia
Stalin
Chiang Kai-Shek
Asia
Roosevelt
North Africa
Attu
Absenteeism in War Plants Rises, NAM Survey Finds
New York May 18 The National Association of Manufacturers says a survey of 25 war plants shows wartime absenteeism up 56 percent since the start of the effort. Absentees reach 5.42 percent versus 3.48 before the war with sickness accidents housing and transport issues high earnings inexperience and irresponsibility listed as chief causes.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Axis Leaders To Be Held Accountable
Navy Secretary Frank Knox vowed to hold Axis leaders and their accessories to a strict accounting for their crimes. He dismissed phony peace offerings and said the hour to strike main fortifications in Europe and Asia draws near at a Massachusetts Conference of Christians and Jews meeting.
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Boston
Hitler
Tojo
Navy
Frank Knox
Europe
Asia
Knox
Massachusetts
Conference of Christians and Jews
Boone's Case To Be Tried Soon
Jack Segle Boone waived indictment on larceny of hams and shoulders from J. S. Shiley valued over 50 dollars and poultry from W. J. Lupton over 5 dollars plus breaking and entering Shiley's meat house. Lloyd Cecil Byrd also faces trial for alleged poultry theft from Maggie Miller valued over 5 dollars.
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Jack Segle Boone
J. S. Shiley
Frederick
Commonwealth
Indiana Flood Wreaks Havoc Across Central Regions
May 18 Indianapolis reports one of the worst floods since 1913 with at least four deaths. Over 600 families displaced in Marion Frankfort Wabash Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Wabash river nine feet above flood stage. Logansport bridge torn loose. dam on Big Eagle Creek breached northwest of Indianapolis prompting evacuation of war plant workers. Local weather bureau warns further rises.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Marion
Frankfort
Wabash
Charles Mills
Mississenewa
Logansport
Big Eagle Creek
Weather Bureau
West Fork
White River
Retail Grocers Seek Relief From OPA Price Ceilings
The National Association of Retail Grocers, claiming to speak for 360 000 grocers, asked President Roosevelt for relief from new OPA price ceilings. They warned canned food maximums could force losses due to costs and decreased volume and criticized lack of consultation and no response to adjustment requests.
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Chicago
National Association of Retail Grocers
Roosevelt
Office of Price Administration
White House
OPA
Association
Man Slays Wife Five Children in Alabama Tragedy
Carl Dalrymple a 27 year old auto mechanic from Gadsden Alabama was charged with killing his wife and five children. He was wounded and under guard in a Gadsden hospital. Sheriff E E Stewart reported all victims died the previous day from a .38 caliber pistol shot with no motive learned.
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Fort Wayne
Ala
Carl Dalrymple
Gadsden
E. E. Stewart
Dalrymple
Stewart
Orower Hoyt Wilson
Messengers To Meet Tomorrow At Civilian Defense Office
It was announced this afternoon that OCD messengers will hold a meeting Wednesday night at 7 30 oclock at the Office of Civilian Defense. All messengers are requested to be present.
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OCD
Office of
Civilian Defense
Germans Feel War Realities as British Raids Hit Germany
The Soviet information bureau said British air attacks are causing losses and panic in Germany. Letters from soldiers and residents cited Cologne fires, heavy damage to Duesseldorf and Essen, and a sense of helpless anticipation of a tragic end.
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London
Soviet Information Bureau
Germany
Moscow
Berlin
Cologne
Duesseldorf
Essen
Secret Session of Commons Held
London May 18 The House of Commons went into secret session to hear a statement deemed inadvisable to make in public by Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden. Eden moved for enclosure of the chamber and, as last week, told members privately that Prime Minister Churchill was in Washington. Observers anticipated another dramatic development.
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London
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Navy Plane Crashes Near Pulaski Golf Course
A Navy plane crashed about 300 yards from Pulaski Country Club in Virginia after the pilot jumped with a parachute. Wreckage covered a wide area. the pilot, a ten year veteran, landed unharmed near the club as guards from the New River Ordnance plant secured the scene.
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Pulaski, Va
Pulaski Country Club
M. C. Pierce
New River
Special Measures To Control Shipping Along Norwegian Coast
The German decree issued in Oslo warns that any suspicious ship traveling between the Swedish border and Langesund Fjord will be fired upon without warning. Ships may not approach within 175 yards of the shore from anchored vessels in the restricted zone.
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Stockholm
Norway
Oslo
Langesund Fjord
Clark Pleads Not Guilty in Front Royal Road Crash Case
Clark maintains the crash was an unavoidable accident not a deliberate murder. He claims evidence will show his client was sober and acting as a chauffeur for Paul Clark and Herbert Lewis, with passengers including their girlfriends, en route to a filling station when the tragedy occurred. Dr. Boyd testified Miss Hounshell suffered severe injuries and died from them, noting an alcohol odor on Clark.
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Segga
Ing Clark
Clark
Paul
Herbert Lewis
Lewis
Front Royal Road
Memorial Hospital
Mildred Seurs
Miss Hounshell
Lucille Deighton
Middletown
Coonwealth
Kuykendall
Commonwealth
Sours
Peggy Anderson
Winchester
Front Royal
Colleen Clowser
Miss Anderson
W. Robinson
Paul Lee
E. E. Williams
P. W. Boyd
Lilly Hounshell
Oliver Hounshell
Marion Hummer
Walter Brown
L. G. Bowman
Raymond Snapp
Myrtle Miller
Daisy Shirey
Ruth Braithwaite
Harrison Miller
Amie
Local Names List Noted in Patchy OCR Snippet
Partial OCR reads a roster of individuals including Edith Edams Howard Grove Paul Clark Herbert Lewis Frank Ewing Mr and Mrs Charles Lynn Allison Miller Mack Greathouse William Richard in Army absent I Fred Stine Ansel Solenberger Carroll.
5000 To Be Added To Casualties
Washington May 18 The names of an estimated 6000 Tunisian campaign casualties are expected to be added to the total casualties of the first 17 months of the war. Army reports through May 7 show 56942 casualties including 6076 killed 1227 wounded 24245 missing and 14244 prisoners. Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard totals reach 23955 casualties with 72 killed 4683 wounded and 12054 missing. Merchant Marine casualties since Sept 1941 stand at 4455.
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Washington
Tunisia
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Army
Philippines
Local names listed in unidentified OCR fragment
Readable fragment shows individuals Solenberger Earl Sheetz J D Russell Ernest Wisecarver Rob ert Strosnider Vernon Snyder. No context or event details provided to determine role or relation.
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Solenberger
Earl Sheetz
J. D Russell
Ernest Wisecarver
Robert Strosnider
Vernon Snyder
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Army Air Forces
Albert S. Goss
Oat Athletic Union
Otto Lilienthal
G. L. Grim Radio Shop
Nat. Ave
John H. Wiggins
Axis
Boone
Bell
Ythes Stores
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Commons
Pulaski
FLIT
U.S. Bureau of Standards
Laahs
Marie McMillin
DU Pont
Goss Bay
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S. Braddock St
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Bale
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