Park Trounces Mink To Seal 7-3 Victory In Rain
Park defeats the Mink 7-3 in a game called after 41 and a half innings due to rain. Bobby Houghton pitched for Park with support from his Richmond battery mate, while Middletown’s E Cooley hit two homers. Cooley drove two long balls as Park’s offense capitalized on late opportunities and held the Minks to three hits.
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Park
Mink
Sda
Titeef Minks
Rams Goa
Bobby Houghton
University of Richmond
Minks
B. Johnson
Richmond
Houghton
E. Cooley
Middletown
Cooley
Johnson
Saageton
A. Theesavacas
Sacile
Udy
Anderson and Pope
Anderson Urges Winchester Scrappy Drive Help
Mayor Anderson appeals to Winchester citizens to join a scrap collection set for Wednesday at 5 p.m. The drive, sponsored by the JET, seeks metal rags paper and other materials as the need is urgent.
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Anderson
Winchester
JET
Clarke Red Cross Elects H. C. McGehee To Lead Year
H. C. McGehee was reelected head of Clarke County Red Cross for the coming year. Officers reelected include Mrs. Joel D. Griffing as correspondence secretary Miss Virginia Watkins as recording secretary and Louis Stolle as treasurer. Rev. James A. Figg was elected vice chairman to fill a vacancy created by Roland Mitchell’s entry into the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel D. Griffing
Virginia Watkins
Louis Stolle
James A. Figg
Meade Memorial Church
White Post
Roland Mitchell
Clarke County
Graham Dougherty
National Red Cross
Armed Forces
Nurbe
Jane Cary Randolph
Motor Corps
Stella D. Moore
WAACS
Des Moines
Rose MacDonald
Bank of Clarke County
Selective Service
Attempt To Wreck Canadian Train Investigated
A reported attempt to wreck the Montreal Vancouver flyer near Pawtek Ontario led to the shooting of section man Andrew Kosliuk who said rail spikes were removed and the track tampered with. Police and railway officials denied sabotage as the cause and Kosliuk received treatment for a bullet wound.
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Fort William
Ontario
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canadian Pacific Railway
Andrew Kosliuk
Kosliuk
Non-Essential Gasoline Cuts To Be Continued
Washington reports that non essential commercial line users in eastern states face continued 40 percent fuel cuts for the year. The Office of Defense Transportation outlines priorities for supplemental fuel allotments including vital transportation services and war‑related operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
War Production Board
Army
Navy
Maritime Commission
Bomb-battered Catania in Sicily a sulphur hub
The city of Catania in Sicily has long served as a major Axis source of sulphur and remains a focal point in wartime resource disruption despite heavy bombardment.
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Catania
Sicily
Attu Defeat Shrinks Japanese Holds in Aleutians
Allied forces report Attu Island largely cleared with only snipers left. The campaign ends a 20 day battle, as navy and army officials describe the destruction of the main Japanese force and discuss possible moves toward Kiska and beyond toward Japan.
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Aleutians
Tokyo
Attu
Kiska
Navy
Col
R. Ernest Dupuy
War Department
Japan
Imperial Palace
Chichagof
North Pacific
Knox
Amchitka
Three Industrial Plants Burned in Seattle South End Fire
A major blaze in Seattle's south end destroyed three plants the Nettleton Baldwin Construction Company defense housing unit, Johnson Manufacturing Company marine machinery makers, and the Western Mattress Factory. Eleven engines, three trucks, a fire boat, and two Coast Guard barges fought the fire for nearly three hours. a watchman at the Nettleton plant was critically burned. damages run into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
South End
City Fire Department
Coast Guard
Nettleton Baldwin Construction Company
Johnson Manufacturing Company
Western Mattress Factory
Nettleton
Harmon In Africa To Pilot P38 Lightning Planes
NBC correspondent reported from Algiers that Lieut. Thomas Harmon former Michigan All American football star has arrived in North Africa to serve as a P 38 Lightning fighter pilot. Details were not provided.
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New York
Ralph Howard
NBC
Algiers
Thomas Harmon
University of Michigan
North Africa
Harmon
Fioide
Scrap items and recycling guidance for dealers
The notice lists scrap categories including metal iron, rubber, prepared tin cans, waste fats, hosiery, rags, toothpaste and shaving cream tubes, and waste paper. It instructs selling to scrap dealers and, for tins and fats, to contact grocers or bottle sellers, with bottles collected by the bottler.
Lieut Robey to Lead USO Unit in Hamlet North Carolina
Adjutant and Mrs. Chas Robey leave Winchester Salvation Army post after 18 months to direct the USO Club in Hamlet NC. Brigadier Dodd of Baltimore announced the change and a successor will be named soon. Their Winchester tenure included a Life Saving Girl Guard troop, Red Shield Boys and Girls Club, and remodeling efforts with community support.
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Chas. Robey
Salvation Army
Winchester
Charles Dodd
Baltimore
USO Club
Hamlet
N. C
Robey
Girl Scouts
Plan to speed mail deliveries by postal unit numbers
W Nelson Page, local post master, announces a new method to speed mail in large cities by adding a four digit postal unit number to addresses. Residents must update return addresses and inform correspondents. Numbers indicate the branch post office used. Deployment aims to reduce delays by June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nelson Page
John Smith
East Ave
Boston
Mass
Samuel Herbaugh Dies at 88 with Rites Planned
Samuel Harrison Herbaugh 88 died Sunday afternoon at his sister Anna Herbaugh's home near Wheatfield. He was a Shenandoah county native and survived by widow Sarah Orndorff and children Charles Winchester Luther Myrtle Martha Emma Howard and sister Anna. Funeral set for Tuesday at 3 PM from St James Church Star Tannery.
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Samuel Harrison Herbaugh
Anna Herbaugh
Wheatfield
Isaiah
Louise Peer Herbaugh
Shenandoah County
Rachel Rudolph
Sarah Orndorff
Charles Herbaugh
Winchester
Luther Herbaugh
Myrtle Orndorff
Stephens City
Martha Racey
Star Tannery
Emma Taylor
Strasburg
Howard Herbaugh
Baltimore
St. James
Star Tan
Moore urges Legislature on economy measure
A continuation notes Mr. Moore presses the Legislature and public to adopt economies that would otherwise not be made, stressing the importance of the action for public welfare.
French Leaders Unite For Free French Government Plan
Gen De Gaulle arrives in Algeria to push unity with Gen Giraud for a general French power to direct war effort. They seek sovereignty in harmony with French people and plan a government post Allied victory, while observers note potential appointees and remaining empire regions under dispute.
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France
de Gaulle
Algeria
Giraud
Gen
Philip
Catroux
Rene Mayer
Rothschild
Ludovic Tron
Syria
Massigli
Georges
Corsica
Mediterranean
Mrs Kriemer's Rites Are Set
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Lega Kriemer are scheduled tomorrow at 2 PM from the First Baptist Church. Rev. E T Clark will officiate with James Hughes Paulies Howard Patton and Jonas Chamberlain attending. Interment will follow at Mount Hebron.
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Martha Eee Aye Lega
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
D. D
James Hughes
Paulies
Howard Patton
Jonas Chamberlain
Mount Hebron
Responsibility For Poorly Fed Peoples Urged
A United Nations Food conference urged governments to accept responsibility for inadequate diets and take measures such as social security, free or low cost protective foods, and support for mothers and children. The report stressed meeting wartime food problems first and then expanding a balanced world economy with fair trade and improved distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid
Battles West of Moscow and Kharkov Fronts Report Losses
A German communique claims 261 German deaths and shows Soviet counterattacks at the Donets, Sevsk region, and west of Kharkov repelled. Russians report strikes on Leningrad and depot destruction while night fighters down five planes. Germans say Kuban bridgehead attacks ended with nine Soviet bombers downed and seven German planes lost. Finns report naval hits on a sizable Russian formation in the Gulf of Finland.
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Moscow
Donets River
Sevsk
Kharkov
Leningrad
Berlin
Associated Press
Kuban
Black Sea
Gulf of Finland
Local Sports Highlight In Evening Star Daily
A brief local sports feature appears in the Evening Star Daily with notable emphasis on the day's top events. The write up mirrors the paper's concise sports brief style, highlighting standout performances and upcoming local games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Rev Dr Tyndell to be inducted as parish rector
The Most Rev. St office announces the induction of Rev Charles Noyes Tyndell D D as rector of Calvary Church Front Royal Virginia on June 13 Bishop Tucker will preach the morning sermon Tyndell began duties last December after serving as supply rector in Niagara Falls NY He is father to Mrs Peyton J Marsh All of Winchester and Mrs F Ryland Washington Arlington Mrs Tyndell was Annie Lewis daughter of the late Robert Lewis Front Royal.
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Front Royal
Tyndell
Peyton J. Marshall
Winchester
F. Ryland Washington
Arlington, Va
Canning Sugar Schedule and Ration Rules Summary
The article lists local schools and individuals related to canning sugar with ration rules. It outlines filling forms for sugar needs at one pound per four quarts of fruit, requires Ration Book No. 1, limits 15 pounds per person plus coupons, and restricts jam jelly and preserves sugar to five pounds. It notes adult family members must present all books at the ration board office.
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Walter Larrick
Albin
Bryarly
Guy Smith
Opequon
George Bywaters
Marlboro
Long
Sadie Shull
Mountain Falls
Postoffice
J. L. Hershman
Star Tannery
Walter Brill
Harold Cooper
Middletown
Woodman’s Hall
Fred Larrick
Stephens City
R. E
Aoe
Nazis Hint Invasion Date June 22 as Britain Readies
Stockholm May 31 German radio suggested June 22 as the Allied invasion day for Europe. Berlin dispatches claim Roosevelt is pressuring Stalin to dissolve the Communist International and notes three trump cards against Russia. Helsinki dispatches report a Swedish backed Peoples Party calling for closer US relations and democratic ideals.
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Stockholm
Fidential
London
Britain
United S ‘ Berlin
United Isiners
Russia
Roosevelt
Stalin
Communist International
United States
Baltimore Grain Market Closing May 31 Market Prices
Baltimore announces closing of wheat and corn prices for May 31 at Winchester Market FR Wheat 1.55 per bushel Corn 1.10 per bushel with deliveries at mill. Naval vessels maintain patrol over 80 000 miles of sea routes.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Sis
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J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Wien
H. C. McGehee
Clarke Red Cross
New York Laboratory
George Washington Hotel
U. S
Africa
Omps Funeral Home
USO
Carolina
Red Shield
Samuel Herbaugh
Mr. Moore
Haldeman
Dominica
Sunday Island
Columbus
Cletus Stalin
Rae
John Yolburn
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Colgate Dental Cream
Colgate
Cin Jay
Silco Cut Price
N. Loudoun Sf
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