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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1943

Page

3

Lancaster Leader Voices Need To Expand Virginia High Schools

Dr Dabney S Lancaster state superintendent cites major needs in Virginia school system during Sweet Briar College address. He says students require broader vocational education, college prep, better teacher quality and extension of high school programs with stronger guidance.

Virginia Gee Dabney S. Lancaster Richmond Robert B. Nelson Christ Episcopal Church of Winchester Council of the Diocese of Virginia Jefferson Lancaster

Rioting Reported In Rohr Towns

London May 184 rioting broke out in Duisburg flooded by waters of a burst Molne dam. Morocco radio quoted well informed inside sources and said chaos resulted. Rioting occurred in other Ruhr Valley towns as waters inundated shelters battered by the RAF.

London Duisburg Molne Morocco Radio Reuters RAF Ruhr Valley

Local Sportists Are Featured In The Evening Star Daily

Evening Star Daily highlights local sports figures with profiles and recent performances. This feature spotlights athletes from community teams, noting standout games, personal backgrounds, and upcoming events to watch.

Evening Star

Important Meeting Of Frederick County Farm Board

Walker McC Bond, chairmen, announced a very important meeting of the Frederick County Board of Agriculture on Wednesday night May 19 at 8 15 o clock on the second floor of the county courthouse. The quarterly session will cover farm labor program Farm and Home market and related board activities. The board includes 25 county farmers and farm women.

Walker McC. Bond Frederick County

Processed Food Point Values Stay Unchanged

Washington reports no point value changes for processed foods throughout May as the Office of Price Administration says the program is settled on an even keel. Officials urge shoppers to buy early in the month and week to ease store congestion.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

First Destroyer Escort Vessel Cannon Launched

The Dravo Corporation in Wilmington announces the launch of its first destroyer escort ship on Saturday. It will be named U S S Cannon to honor Marine First Lieutenant George Ham Cannon who died of wounds from a Japanese attack on Midway Island after earning the Medal of Honor.

Wilmington Del Dravo Corporation U.S S

Seeing Eye Dogs To Get Meat Rationing Policy Expanded

The Office of Price Administration ruled that seeing eye guide dogs for the blind may eat rationed meat when horse meat is unavailable. The regulation, effective Monday, allows local boards to grant a bona fide applicant up to 12 extra ration points weekly for his dog.

Washington Office of Price Administration

Small Business Complaints Hear Testimony On OPAC Rules

Washington May 18 Complaints of 500000 small business men regarding OPAC regulations were aired before the House Small Business Committee. Spokesmen for 19 retail organizations testified two days about hardships from price control and rationing rules. Chairman Patman said OPAC rules were issued without governed consent and warned big buyers favoring large distributors threaten 1770000 retailers. He urged a sound post war program including distribution to aid small business.

Washington OPA House Small Business Committee Patman D-Tex OPAC Petman United States

Draft plans may slow father inductions as defects arrest millions

War Manpower Commission filed replacement schedules for about 3,000,000 workers in essential industries, with 5,500 firms participating. Selective Service Director Hershey noted many men deemed 4-F for minor defects will still be drafted. Paul V. McNutt affirmed the annual induction pace at about 12,000 daily, despite seasonal drops. Domestic manpower wages were flagged as grossly inadequate versus ace rate standards.

Washington War Manpower Commission Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey Senate Paul V. McNutt

League bowling statistics fragment shows player scores and ranks

The snippet lists bowlers Chaney Brown Billmyer Jasper Hottel and Fiddler with scores around 104 to 105 in a league table. No full context or dates provided.

Chaney S Cc Seevece Brown Billmyer G. B Jasper U. F Hottel B.C. Sseseese Fiddler C. W Belleee A. Studebaker Glaize Bros High Snapps Studebaker Leece Bak Bell Clothes Studebaker Ing Stude- Glaize Bros National Fruit Baker Bell MI Clothes Valley Service Ind Bill Boden Newcome V. S Pete United Food Anderson Clearbrook Snapps Foundry Yerby Southard Safeway Anderson, S. C Stickley Feeeweeae Glaize Bros Luttrell, V. Seeeerere Lee Baking Lake N. F. Seetenese Smith Seeeewee Sullivan L. Bence Fries Groc Dellinger S. C United Food Shendon B. C Yearby B. C Eee Merriner B. Cee Safeway Funkhousers Funkhousers.c Sea Wa Woolen G.P. H Gano Punkhouser Wilkens Manuel An Glenn Willey Whitham Kanade Sutton Kelter Luttrell Clevenger Sutler Jenkins Carnell Hart Fries Grocery Chamberlain M. Foreman Clark Fries Webber Miller Conner Winkfield Dettra Hudson Blanchfield Johnson Kline Puller Lawrence W. Boden O'Connell Binner Puffinberger R. Boden Sapeway Schnably Bridgeforth Virginia Woolen Renner Goode Sjostrom Prelip Smallwood

Signal Corps Training For WAACs Announced

Col D M Chestong District recruiting officer announced special lane training for women enrolling in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps WAAC. Enlisted Reserve program for men approved. Trainees will enter Signal Corps school on completion return to active duty then enter WAAC basic training centers for assignments as Radio or Tele- phone operators and Radio Repairwomen with base pay of 1020 dollars yearly for three months and 1440 dollars yearly thereafter. Lt Jameson B Dowdy at Winchester VA WAAC station oversees inquiries.

D. M Chestong District Women’s Army Auxiliary Cheston Women’s Army Auxiliary Co Signal Corps E Waac Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps WAAC Jameson B. Dowdy Post Office Winchester Virginia Dowdy

Honeycutt to deliver addresses to two West Virginia classes

The Rev. Carl A. Honeycutt pastor of Grace Lutheran Church accepts invitations to speak. He will address the Harpers Ferry class on May 31 and deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Wardensville Lutheran Church on the following evening.

Carl A. Honeycutt Grace Lutheran Church West Virginia Heycutt Clas Harpers Ferry W. Va Wardensville Lutheran Church

District Offers Signal Corps Training for Ten Women

A district invites ten women to apply for an unusual opportunity to receive Signal Corps training and wear the country’s uniform. Applications must be submitted before May 22.

Signal Corps

Park Practise Best of Week May Play Sunday

Sandy Baker, pilot of the van, urges his cohorts to report each evening starting Wednesday at oclock to condition for the first game. Opponent not yet scheduled though Stephens City and Middletown appear eliminated. Sam Ensogna's White Sox, seen at the fairgrounds, expected to provide the opposition.

Sandy” Baker Stephens City Middletown Sam Ensogna White Sox Fairgrounds

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