District Nurses Report of October Visits
The District Nurses logged 158 visits in October. November meeting of the Nurse Associations discussed reports from committees and the illness of Dr C R An expressed sorrow. A class at Simrwe m School covered nursing as a profession and home care. Jack and Jill Nursery and Gertrude Ber amu Nursery School were visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lup
Cc R. An
Fou- Quieker
Menara Bass
Pers
Farmer Cave
Simrwem School
Jack and Jill
Nedercarden
Gertrude Ber
Amu
Wes
Sapper chicken supper at Mrs Anns Ball home
A chicken supper will be held at 307 East Piccadilly Priday at 5 o clock to support the 2,000 drive for John Mann Methodist. Rev E H Jackson appeals for public attendance and announces proceeds will aid the furnace project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anns Ball
East Piccadilly
John Mann
E. H. Jackson
Mrs Emma Gray Dies In Winchester Hospital
Mrs Emma Gray widow of Gray died at Winchester Trial Hospital yesterday at 8 30 in the evening after a long illness She had made her home at 715 South Braddock street Funeral arrangements have not been completed and will be announced later
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Emma Gray
Gray
Winchester Trial Hospital
Four Babies Born in Suburban Philadelphia Hospital Delivery
Mrs Cirminello gave birth at Juying-In Hospital to four newborns after a Caesarean delivery. The Criminellos, living in Upper Darby, face finances with Joseph Carminello, 80, an SEC analyst, earning about 3600 dollars yearly. The hospital announced it would bill for the birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ision
Joseph Carminello
SEC
Criminellos
Suburan Upper Darby
Juying-In
Pennvania Hospital
Connec
Cirminlo
Cirminello
John C. Cullery
Daily Quiz Answers Incomplete Listing From Page
Answers to the daily quiz appear mixed with stray phrases about Hungary Sevastopol Taps and Arrowsmith. The fragment lists items including a bugle call time and a fictional character, with scattered references to ships and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Mg. Sevastopol
Keridan
Eranat Ocean
Arrowsmith
Ration Calendar Updates for Meats Fats and Stamps
The notice lists indefinitely valid stamps A8 to Z8 and A5 to P5 for meats and processed foods, with new validity through December 3. It also covers S5 to W5 indefinitely, specific weights for Sligar stamps, home canning allowances, airplane stamps 1 and 2, and several 11-A to 13-A coupon validity details through November and December 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
A H Rutherford Dies In Kansas
Arthur H Rutherford 78 of Wichita Kansas died Tuesday October 17 after a heart attack born near Winchester January 14 1866 he was a farmer and stock raiser active in First District politics and a former Democratic county commissioner candidate survived by a widow four daughters three sons a brother and several nieces and nephews locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Rutherford
Frederick County
Wichita
Kansas
Winchester
Butler County
Rutherford
Elks Lodge
A. F
A. M
Douglas
Annie McClude
Pearl Rutherford
Virginia
Ardis
Janis
F. O. Kocher
Lawrence W. Rutherford
Lake Charles
T. Ashby Rutherford
el Dorado
John Rutherford
Berryville
Services At Vale For Mrs. Palmer
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Martha Ann Palmer of Vale Virginia on October 30 1944. She was born October 28 1865 in Clarke County near Winchester and was the daughter of the late Samuel Roberts. Survived by sons Dennis H. Palmer of Washington DC and James Palmer of Herndon Virginia, a brother John Roberts a sister Mrs George McAtee two daughters in law Mrs Carl Roberts and Mrs Dennis Palmer and a granddaughter Mrs Virginia Hollingquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Palmer
Vale
Palmer
Samuel Roberts
Clarke County
Winchester
Dennis H. Palmer
Washington, D.C
James Palmer
Herndon
John Roberts
Rs. eGorge McAtee
Charles Town
W. Va
Carl Roberts
George
Dennis Palmer
A. R
Virginia Hollingquest
Handley Students Help Flag Drive Progress
Barney says the local war finance committee is proud of Handley School and hopes others will fly the Schools at War Flag. Members attended a Richmond meeting as officials mapped plans for the Sixth War Loan Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Barney
Richmond
Nelson to Return to China for War Production Board
President Roosevelt ordered Donald M. Nelson to return to China at once to help organize a Chinese war production board and strengthen the war effort with Chiang Kai-Shek. The White House said Nelson will work as the President’s representative with the Generalissimo and continue measures to boost China’s war industries. Nelson’s return follows his latest White House discussions and the recall of General Stilwell amid clashes with Chiang and Gauss’s resignation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Donald M. Nelson
Chna
Nelson
White House
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Generalissimo
Joseph W. Stilwell
Chiang
Clare E. Gauss
Stilwell
Burma- China-India
German Planes Challenge Allies Over German Oil Plants
German air force for the first time in a month engaged Allied bombers. Reports say at least 38 German planes were shot down in two battles near Merseburg and Bielefeld. RAF focused raids on Oberhausen after targeting Cologne. Allied raid involving 1,100 bombers and 900 fighters hit the Leuna oil complex at Merseburg and other Ruhr targets amid poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reich
Merseburg
Bielefeld
RAF
Cologne
Oberhausen
Ruhr
Leuna
Germany
Rheine
Campaign Committee Disputes PAC Involvement
The committee heard testimony arguing no union contributions to Mrs. Murray and that the PAC while working with the campaign had no funds or control over PAC workers. Witnesses described roles in educating voters, distributing literature, and coordinating legal, under oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloud
Murray
PAC
Arnheim
Smith
Speir
Mitchell
Atlanta
New York
Lee Pressman
Biddle
Puzzle: Which state leads in frozen food locker plants
Question answers identify P. P. A. Town leading with 580 plants, Minnesota second with 470, and Washington third with 404 out of 5,282 total}, indicating state distribution of freezer locker facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Washington
First aid reaches wounded instantly in France report
Maj. Gen. Norman T. Kirk says soldiers wounded in France received first aid within minutes, often as soon as hit. He adds east coast hospitals are full, sending wounded to Midwest and South, making nearest hospital care impossible in many cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norman T. Kirk
Army
Association of Military Surgeons
France
Kirk
United States
Midwest
County Men Leave To Enter Service
The county sent several men to induction into the armed forces yesterday morning aboard a special bus. Recipients named include Ray Lester Michael, Carter G. Whittington, John David Wills, Lester Jones Keckley, Clark El wood Loy, Everette Oscar Ware Jr., Davis Lee Baughman, Joe Lee Lineberg, William Lester Golfiday Jr., Arthur R. Rickard. Transferred in are Hubert H. Lewis, Walter Russell McCauley, and George Edwin Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces
Ray Lester Michael
Carter G. Whittington
John David Wills
Lester Jones Keckley
Clark Elwood Loy
Everette Oscar Ware, Jr
Davis Lee Baughman
Joe Lee Lineberg
William Lester Golfiday, Jr
Arthur R. Rickard
Hubert H. Lewis
Walter Russell McCauley
George
Edwin Wright
Students March On State Capitol
Several thousand University of Texas students marched to the state capitol in Austin demanding reinstate ment of their discharged school president. Gov. Coke R. Stevenson promised a conference and agreed to meet a committee of ex-students and faculty members regarding the ouster of Dr. Homer P. Rainey and the board of regents resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
State Capitol
Coke R. Stevenson
Stevenson
Homer P. Rainey
Board of Regents
Infant Sager Buried in Stephens City
Funeral services held for Donald Eugene Sager 14 months old son of George and Agnes Hoover Sager of Middletown. Death due to pneumonia and strep throat. Survived by parents and two younger brothers Daniel and Larry. Interment at Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Eugene Sager
George
Agnes Hoover Sager
Middletown
Daniel Sager
Front Royal
Sager
Tephens City
Daniel
Larry Sager
Main Street
Walter Smith
Stephens City Methodist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Five Clarke youths register with Selective Service board
Berryville Va November 1 five Clarke County youths have registered with their focal Selective Service Board having reached their eighteenth birthday during October They are James Melvin Armel Robert Lee Brill Robert Lee Cross col Chas Mason Henderson col and Calvin Dearmont Shepherd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Clarke County
Focal Selective Service Board
James Melvin Armel
Robert Lee Brill
Robert Lee Cross
Chas. Mason Henderson
Calvin Dearmont Shepherd
Aged widow refuses income tax refund
An elderly Peru Indiana widow who cleans and does dishes for a living returned a tax refund check marked excess tax. She wrote I do not want that one dollar and twelve cents. Keep it to help this war to victory and God bless our country. Treasury aides reported the incident as the first such refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peru
Ind
Treasury
Dixie Dunbar Diagnosed With Infantile Paralysis
Atlanta dancer Dixie Dunbar, who found screen success in Hollywood, is reported to be suffering from infantile paralysis at her New York City home. Her mother noted Dixie called to say not to worry and that she may have no lasting ill effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Dixie Dunbar
Hollywood
New York City
F. M. Dunbar
Yanks Break Through South of Aachen and Dutch Fronts
Allied forces push south of Aachen to Germeter and Hurtgen, advancing toward Duren and gaining about a mile while Wassenack falls. British commandos take Walcheren near Westkapelle, with Domburg bypassed and German guns knocked out.
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Germeter
Hurtgen
Duren
Cologne
Wassenack
Walcheren
Westkapelle
Domburg
Maas
Geertruidenburg
Tilburg
Do Thunderstorms Occur in Polar Regions
Thunderstorms occur worldwide but are rare in polar regions. Such storms are estimated to happen about once every two or three years in those areas.
Canada's Defense Minister Resigns in Protest Over Conscription
Ottawa reports Col. J. L. Rals ton resigns as defense minister over government's refusal to force conscripts to serve overseas. Lt. Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton succeeds him and backs the program. The home defense force of about 70 000 men remains central to the cabinet crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
J. L. Ralston
A. G. L. McNaughton
Home Defense Army
W. L. MacKenzie King
Quebec
McNaughton
Angus L. MacDonald
Blue Devils Edge Green Wave 30-24 in Thrilling Victory
The Royal Crown Blue Devils narrowly defeated the JBT Green Wave 30 to 24 as the game went to the final whistle. Bill Jones sprinted 35 yards for the winning touchdown while McCoy and Lewis starred in the passing and running plays, with Lewis adding a 65 yard TD run. They meet again next Sunday November 5 in the series second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Crown Blue Devils
JBT
Green Wave
Bill Jones
Blue Devils
McCoy
Lewis
Verre a considered hard work claim in typing effort
A quoted opinion suggests that typing demands many key depressions daily, implying total effort could exceed eight hours of ditch digging. It argues the cumulative strain from pressing typewriter keys makes verre a appear very labor intensive.
German General Reported Wounded on Italian Front
Field Marshal Gen Albert Kesselring, commander of German forces in Italy, was reported wounded today after an Allied strafing attack near Bologna. His automobile overturned following machine gun fire. severity of injuries was not yet known. Allied forces have pressed fighting on Bologna's southern approaches for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moerdijk
Schelde
Knocke
Eberding
Cadzand
Herst
Westkapelle
Vlissingen
Geertruidenberg
Holland
Venlo
Lieseel
Long Allied
Letricourt
Abaucourt
Nancy
Metz
Albert Kesselring
Italy
Erwin Rommel
France
Bologna
Dewey Defends Party Unity in Baltimore Address
In Baltimore Dewey warned that a Democratic loss would doom the party and urged Republicans and Democrats to oppose the New Deal and communists. He urged cross party unity to defeat the insurgent faction and planned stops in Wilkes Barre and Scranton after arriving from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion
New Deal
Political Action Committee
Pennsylvania
Dewey
Baltimore
Boston
Wilkes Barre
Scranton
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Marc A. Mitscher
Pete
Philippines
Navy Photo
A. H. Rutherford
SILCO
Gary
Carol
Frances Titcomb
Hastings-on-Hudson
N. Y
International
Yank
New Guinea
Alitape
Ralph Cook
112Th Dav
England
U. S. Army Air Forces
Clarke
Aachen
Just
Baker’s Drug Store
Court House
Miller’s Hardware
Uy At
Nec
Man
SPRY
Sahara
Fano
United Food Stores
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