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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1944

Page

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Doubtful Japan Has Strategy To Hold Rich Areas

Allied observers question Japan's plan to defend key empire holdings as Allied air and naval forces push toward the Philippines and central Pacific bases. MacArthur's air arm operates from Wake, Nimitz's crews hold Eniwetok, with potential fast moves westward threatening Burma and Sumatra as Mountbatten eyes an amphibious strike.

Japan John Hightower Pacific High Command Douglas MacArthur Wake Chester W. Nimitz Eniwetok Central Pacific Philippines Burma Tokyo Bonin Islands Saipan Guam Carolines Truk Palau Group Halmahera Dutch Indies Louis Mountbatten

Aerial War Fury Strikes Berlin Vienna Paris In One Day

Allied air forces led a massive assault using hundreds of bombers and fighters. Berlin and Paris areas faced heavy bombing while targets across Vienna Graz Zagreb and northern Italy and the Brenner Pass line were hit.

London Berlin Vienna Paris French Atlantic Wall U.S Italy Alps Armbersdorf Aircraft Factory Avssia Trento Brenner Pass Germany Flaming Graz Austria Zagreb Croatia Hitler European Europe U. S Mediterranean Command Hammer Austria

Churchill Sees Balkan Victory Path and World Order Plan

Churchill tells the Commons the Allies will decide territorial changes and that victory in the Balkans could unfold without Turkey. He envisions a world council and a powerful world organization to keep peace, with emphasis on unity of the empire and a strong postwar order.

William Smith White London Winston Churchill Balkans Commons Germany Rome Turkey Europe Churchill Spain

French Patriots Are Summoned To Get Prepared

Allies order French patriots to prepare for D-Day as BBC warns underground fighters to expect instructions and keep out of German hands. Gunfire flares across the Dover Strait as British and German guns exchange salvos while Balkan and Bulgarian maneuvers signal Axis tensions weeks before the invasion.

London British Broadcasting Corporation BBC

City to end student scrap collection next fall

Winchester urges residents to place salvage on curbs tomorrow or Friday as the city ends student scrap collection next fall and war effort hinges on tin cans fats and newspapers.

Hopkins Resting at Army Hospital in White Sulphur

Army spokesman explains Harry L Hopkins, confidential adviser to President Roosevelt and chairman of the Munitions Assignment Board, was admitted to Ashford General Hospital White Sulphur Springs West Virginia under a War Department policy. He is resting after an operation in Rochester Minnesota and pays for his own meals and transport.

Washington Army Harry L. Hopkins Ashford General Hospital White Sulphur Springs W. Va Munitions Assignment Board War Department Army General Hospital Secretary of War Hopkins Roosevelt Ashford Institution Rochester Minn

President's Aide Blasts Disclosure Of Cruiser Transfer

President's Secretary Stephen Early condemned Senator Bridges for his Senate speech about a reported transfer of U S naval units to Russia. Early said the remarks amount to leaking information that would be military value to other nations and could not be obtained from the executive branch. He cited the dissemination through Congress as a privileged channel.

Washington Stephen Early Senate Bridges U. S Russia

Court Accepts Private Offer for Hollingsworth Furniture

Attorney H K Benham announced that a private bid of 6000 by agent Harold Brown for all Hollingsworth home furnishings was deemed acceptable and the public sale scheduled for tomorrow was cancelled. Appraisers pegged fair market value between 5000 and 5500, while groups eyeed the items for restoration as a Winchester museum with potential 20 year lease interest from Irvan O Connell.

H. K. Benham Harold Brown Hollingsworth Benham Ada Bliss Hollingsworth E. C. Stuart A. S. Randall Brown Winchester

Harris Case Goes To Jury In Frederick Court

The Commonwealth accuses Edward Harris of Front Royal of larceny for stealing four tires from a Packard owned by A C Boyer near Stephens Guy. Harris is represented by Harry Kern with State's Attorney J Sloan Kendall presenting the case to a Frederick Circuit Court jury.

Commonwealth Edward Harris Front Royal Frederick Harris Packard A. C. Boyer Stephens Guy Harry Kern J. Sloan Kendall Harry Smithey E. G. Ambrose Harry Carper J. W. MclIlwee H. H. Omps Levi

McClure Denied Bail in Corporation Court Hearing

Ralph Earl McClure, recently indicted for a felony, was refused release on bond in Corporation Court. Attorney Harry Kern sought bail. Judge Burr Harrison denied it. Also before the court James McCoy pled guilty on two counts assault and battery and public drunkenness with six months on the convict road and probation. Bolton pleaded guilty to bad check law with six months on the road and two thirds to be served before suspension, plus a four dollar check repayment and probation. Nicholson had violated a March 16 1942 parole.

Ralph Earl McClure Corporation Court Harry Kern McClure Burr P. Harrison James McCoy Harrison E. L. Bolton Bolton Nicholson

Hollingsworth Sale Not Held Announced in Winchester

The Committee for Ada Bliss Hollingsworth announces that the furniture and other property advertised for sale at 627 South Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia on the 25th day of June 1944 will not be sold.

Harry Benham Ada Bliss Hollingsworth South Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia

Enetian Blinds Ad From E W Armstrong Co Winchester

An advertisement from E W Armstrong Co at 39 E Piccadilly St Winchester lists Enetian blinds and provides phone contact 4643.

E.W. Armstrong CO E. Piccadilly St Winchester

Lumber Strike Sways Pacific Northwest Mills and Booms

Thousands more lumber and logging workers were to join an 18,000 idle today as wildcat walkouts swept 60 to 75 mills and related plants across 20 Oregon and Washington towns. Puget Sound area operations near Seattle Tacoma Olympia faced a predicted complex shutdown by nightfall as boom workers halted water shipments and key camps closed.

Seattle Dillion Dollar Pacific Northwest Oregon Washington Puget Sound Tacoma Olympia Hilding Lineber

Girl Scout Rally Postponed Until Monday

Weather forces postponement of the Girl Scout Spring rally. The event will be held Monday night at the same time and location as originally planned for tonight.

Death of Mrs. Sallie G. Robinson Advanced Age

Mrs Sallie G Robinson widow of James L Robinson pioneer Frederick county fruit grower died at 235 am in Winchester Memorial Hospital of a heart ailment She would have been 83 on June 16 She was a daughter of Josiah and Mary Jane Robinson an active Friends member survived by four grandchildren and three great grandchildren funeral at Gainesboro road home at 11 Saturday with pallbearers Llwellyn Jackson Howell Allen Bond Albert Robinson J H Yost and Joseph Jolliffe

Sallie G. Robinson James L. Robinson Frederick County Winchester Memorial Hospital Josiah and Mary Jane Robinson Religious Society of Friends Ray Robinson Winchester Mabel R. Cather Gainesboro Road Clarence J. Robinson Opal R. Solenberger Llwellyn Jackson Howell Allen Bond Albert Robinson Joseph Jolliffe

Careless Ways Cause Painful Days Wins Slogan Contest

In a city safety slogan contest by the Junior Board of Trade under Smash the Seventh Column, Nancy Kaine won first prize for grades nine to twelve with Careless Ways Cause Painful Days. Kenneth Wingfield earned honorable mention for The Seventh Column Will Be Missin If You Stop Look and Listen. Sara Sencindiver won in grades five to eight for Make Safe the Home Front While They Fight on the Battle Front with honorable mention going to James Whiting. John Kerr third graders Johnnie Arnold will receive 2.50 for Think ee You Act. Judy Miller earned honorable mention for Crack the Attack of the Seventh Column in the same class. Judges were W. Erle Edwards and John Rice. JST plans a formal awards presentation.

Junior Board of Trade Nancy Kaine Kenneth Wingfield Pris Sara Sencindiver Shirley Street James Whiting Johnnie Arnold John Kerr Judy Miller W. Erle Edwards John Rice JST

Woman Is Found Slain In Church

DETROIT May 24 Mrs Jean Long 40 secretary of the pastor at Twelfth Street Evangelical Church was found murdered in the nave at 9 am. Police said she suffered stab wounds to the chest and head and her watch stopped at 8 35 indicating time of attack. The Rev Newell Liesemer 38 next door found the body after relatives reported she had not returned home. Detectives noted a months long estrangement from her husband Kenneth and no robbery was evident despite rings and some cash in her purse.

Detroit Jean Long Twelfth Street Newell C. Liesemer Galls Lone Kenneth

Money to Loan on Real Estate Notice

Money to loan on real estate. C T care Star. (5 22 1p 31).

C. T. Care Star

World At War Highlights From AP Brests Front Across The Globe

Forces burst from Anzio Beach head seizing mile long stretch toward Rome. British to the east breach Hitler lines in Liri Valley. American forces reach Monte Alto near Terracina within 19 miles of the beachhead. Allied air power assaults Berlin Vienna and Paris in a vast strike. Russia demands Bulgaria sever Nazi ties by May 25. China counterattacks, recaptures Lushih, and advances toward Shanhsien Loyang. US Sixth Army expands on New Guinea coast. Biak raids.

Atzergersdorf Vienna Liberators Munchendorf Wollensdorf Wiener Neustadt Avssio Graz Zagreb Italy Balkans U. S England Europe Russia Bulgaria London

Three Ball Bearing Works Employees Arrested in Goteborg

Three workers at the S. K. F. ball bearing plant in Goteborg were arrested on charges of providing information to a foreign power about orders and destinations. Two are Swedish. one is described as a foreigner. The arrests follow Allied pressure to curb Sweden's ball bearing exports to Germany.

Goteborg Aftonbladet Sweden Germany Stanton Griffis Russia United States Britain

Swedish firms miss on U S Nazi war list

K. F. is not among 426 Swedish firms on the American blacklist for aiding the German war effort. Washington sees this omission as evidence American officials remain hopeful about negotiations with the Stockholm government.

K. F Washington Stockholm

Minute Men To Continue In City

Captain Jack R. Brandon announces the Minute Men will continue operations in the city with reduced personnel.

Jack R. Brandon

Canadians smash Hitler line in Liri Valley drive

Allied forces report Canadian armor breaking the Hitler line in the Liri Valley to the Melfa river as American troops advance from the Anzio beachhead toward Cisterna and Rome. US armor penetrates the Rome flank, with five miles of Liri defenses breached and multiple prisoners taken.

Rome Cisterna Roente Liri Cassino Arce Ceprano Sacco U. S Associated Press Daniel de Luce

Allied forces breach lines along Appian Way near Rome

U S troops burst from Anzio beach head and seize a mile long section of the Appian Way toward Rome. The eastern pincer breaks through the Hitler line in the Liri Valley while units from the south take Monte Alto, 10 miles north of Terracina, 19 miles from Lottoria near the beachhead.

Naples U. S Anzio Appian Way Rome Liri Monte Alto Terracina Lottoria Pontine Terra

Lodges Plan Memorial Service At Mt Hebron Cemetery

Hickory Camp No 34 Woodmen of the World and Madison Lodge of the Odd Fellows plan a joint memorial service Sunday at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Members will march from the lodge hall with McIlwee's Band. O T Powell of Virginia may speak. Dorsey Hottle and Kline lead planning. public invited. meal to follow.

Hickory Camp No Woodmen of the World Madison Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Mt. Hebron MclIlfwee Woodmen O. T. Powsell Vireginia

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