Local Servicemen News From Winchester Area
Son of Mr and Mrs Snowden Strother of Boyce Virginia serves in the far west with Headquarters Battery 804th Field Artillery Bn 77th Division. Other Winchester men at Camp Shelby Miss include Pvt Robert Sutton Pvt Marion Sutton and Pvt Robert Taylor with listed APO addresses.
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Snowden Strother
Boyce
Strother
Far West
804Th Field Artillery Bn
77Th Division
Los Angeles
Cal
Camp Shelby
Miss
Robert Sutteon
Marion
Robert Taylor
Robert Sutton
Ordnance Co
Marion Sutton
Field Artillery
Camp Kelby
Robert
Cpl
Richards. Sutton
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Company A
ASTU
Russell Lamp
Kernstown
Ralph
Camp Maxey
Ralph E. Lamp
Engr. C. Bn
Tex
Loring W. Carper
Carper
Earl Carper
74Th Coast Artillery
Grins F Official Fat Collecting Station at The Food Center
A local store joins the Waste Fat Saving Program and offers official fat collecting service. The Food Center at 103 N Leudeun St cooperates with the city initiative to recover fats for recycling and energy use.
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the Food Center
lLeudeun St
Time for UAW to push passenger car production resumes
President R P Thomas of the CIO United Auto Workers told a Senate subcommittee that war mobilization needs an office to override agencies and restore car production. He said auto output could expand at least 40 percent if conversion proceeds and urged faster change from military emphasis to passenger car manufacturing amid chaotic war efforts.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
R. P. Thomas
C.I.0
United Automobile Workers
War Mobilization
War Production Board
Selective Service
Senate
Senate Military Affairs
Pearl Harbor
Aerial Stabs At London May Be Final Punch Prelude
London observers weigh the nightly aerial raids as possible prelude to a final German strike. Civil defense units have stepped up after the earlier raids and note Berlin boasts may be reconnaissance flights. The small, quick attacks began Sunday night and involved only a few planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Britain
Berlin
Frank Feinberg In Hospital Again
Frank Feinberg former Winchester clothing merchant who recently had a leg amputated in Baltimore has returned to Johns Hopkins Hospital for further treatment. He has been living with relatives in Baltimore since recovering from the operation and may be addressed at Johns Hopkins Hospital Marburg 309 Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Feinberg
Winchester Clothing
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Marburg
Berryville Defeats Gainesboro After Postponed Game
Berryville won 9 to 0 as the postponed contest at Winchester Park ended after three innings. Henson and James Bell led a big first inning for Berryville while Fletcher of Gainesboro was tagged for a barrage of hits. The win strengthens Berryville in the standings with Middletown and Stephens City remaining in a tight race for runner-up.
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E'S Cats
Gainesboro
Canners
Winchester Park
Bobcats
Middletown
Stephens City
Frederick
Henson
James Bell
Fletcher
Duke
Berryville
Marcus
Bell
Jack Bell
Wisecarver
Witems
Dread
White
Rutherford
Gainesboro AB
Denny
Phillies
Dalley
Pistcher
Berry
Davies Delivers Roosevelt Letter to Stalin in Moscow
Joseph Davies visits Moscow for a Kremlin meeting with Vyacheslav Molotov to hand over President Roosevelt's letter to Premier Stalin. He tours the city, revisiting the capital since leaving ambassadorial post five years ago, with arrival noted in the Russian press.
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Moscow
Joseph £. Davies
Kremlin
Vyacheslav Molotov
Roosevelt
Stalin
Davies
Labor Dept Approves Free Maternity Care Plans
The Labor Department approved plans from 23 state health agencies to provide free maternity care for wives of service members in the fourth lowest pay grade. The plans cover complete medical care during pregnancy, delivery, and six weeks after, plus infant care for the first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
War's End Within Year Says Benes in New York
President Eduard Benes of Czechoslovakia expressed the belief that the European war will be over within a year. He told the Council on Foreign Relations that a peace conference should wait until a provisional peace is secured and the war with Japan ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Japan
Benes
Council On Foreign Tions
Pared Earlier War Talks Mention Disarmament Provisions
A fragment discusses wartime preparations and the need for settlement provisions on disarmament and raw materials. It notes early writing inks used lampblack with a gum solution as a historical detail.
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Claude L. Ashby
Fort Knox
Clarke County
Pvt. A Aar
Lee Laucke
William Laucke
Miami Beach
Fla
Fairchild Aircraft Factory
Hagerstown
A. Goamtas
Pit
Ralph *Itcock
Co. B
Elmer H. Laucke
Sunnysice
Chanute Field
Del
Elmer
Elmer H. Laucks
Bks
Pfc
Kenneth G. Strother
Baltimore Paints
INO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
Winchester
Stonewall
Eau
Baewne Md
Megane
Dia
George W. Kurtz
America
A&p
Reedville Tomatoes
Eros
Ean
Boysenberries
Sunnyfield
Isis
Durkee
Mazda
Ibs
A&p Produce Department
Lebanon
Mel
Marvel
Enriched
Sue “Parker
Hunt Club
Swan Soap
Sas
Woodbury’s
Rason
Hudson
Wilson
Eve
the. of
Buen
BBC
Vaaraildar
Avalon Ciaarer
Twee Vets Sle
Jare
Bettie
Pkg
Piancare Flour
N. Braddock
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