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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1944

Page

2

Winchester Plans 30th Thanksgiving Observance

Winchester will mark the 30th Thanksgiving on the following Thursday November 30 with the post office stores banks and offices maintaining usual hours while rural carrier routes are discontinued. Governor Colgate W Darden Jr has proclaimed Virginia’s legal Thanksgiving date. Christmas shopping hours were set by the Winchester Retail Merchants Association with stores open weekdays until 9 pm starting December 13 and 9:30 pm Saturdays.

Citzens Page Winchester Busic Colgate W. Darden, Jr Virginia Winchester Retail Merchants Association Grocery Group

Yanks Hold Line as Seventh Division Repels Japan Counterattack

The Seventh Division repelled a fourth Japanese counterattack on the west of Dagami and the south end of the American line. About 10 American heavy bombers now operate from Leyte bases. Nimitz reports 126 Japanese aircraft destroyed by Third Fleet carrier planes in the Manila assault. three merchant vessels in Manila harbor were set afire.

Dagami Leyte Adm Chester W. Nimitz Manila

Quiz Key Answers From Page Four

Correct responses include Field Marshal Count Terauchi for 1 and Mr. Britling Sees It Through by H. G. Wells for 3. The sea areas listed are Black, Azov and Caspian. the state is South Carolina. the rank note involves a Navy Captain. the magnetic north pole is indicated. the state for question eight is California. the diet type is Omnivorous. and the location for question ten is In the White House.

Chi Mr. Britling H. G. Wells South Carolina Navy Army Magnetic North Pole California The White House

Retired Workers May Get Break

Washington officials said thousands of workers who retired with social security benefits and later rejoined the war effort may receive higher payments upon reapplication. The Social Security Board will recalculate the old age and survivors insurance benefits to determine if the new total exceeds the original amount.

Washington Social Security Board

U D C Pays Tribute To Armed Forces

In Nashville delegates of the United Daughters of the Confederacy gathered for the 50th anniversary meeting in its birthplace. Gen Julius Howell of Bristol and Gov Prentice Cooper offered greetings and tribute to members and to service men. Mrs J E Woodward of Wilson presided over a pageant foregrounding Civil War life and honoring armed forces.

Ashville Tenn Nashville United Daughters of the Confederacy Julius Howell Bristol Tenn.Va United Confederate Veterans Tennessee Prentice Cooper J. E. Woodward Wilson, N. C

Budget votes plan to raise tax levy for 1945

The 1945 budget proposes a nine cent increase in the tax levy to 1.40 per 100 of assessed value, with funds earmarked to boost the school appropriation by 10 000. The finance committee forecasts 1945 revenues about 35 000 higher than 1944, while Handley Fund earnings shrink due to investment difficulties and lower interest rates.

Washington Water Streets Hollingsworth Finance Committee Garland Quarles Winchester City Schools Handley Fund Kremer, Smith, Coble Peery C. RA. Anderson

Castleman Veteran Remains To Be Buried In Berryville

M. F. Castleman is survived by his widow and seven children including David James Castleman of Oneonta New York Alfred Welford Castleman of Richmond Staff Sergeant Harold Osburn Castleman Lt William Lawrence Castleman home from overseas duty after being wounded in action in France stationed at McGuire General Hospital Richmond and Mrs E Carroll Birmingham of Baltimore Services are planned for Friday with burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville

David James Castleman Oneonta N. Y Alfred Welford Castleman Richmond Harold Osburn Castleman Pacific Battle Area William Lawrence Castleman France McGuire General Hospital E. Carroll Birmingham Baltimore Green Hill Cemetery Berryville

Two More Deer Reported Killed

Deer hunting tally rises with two deer checked at Gore and two more reported after press time. W R Baker of Cross Junction and Donald W Patton of Winchester each brought in a buck, 191 pounds eight points on William McIlhree property and 134 pounds eight points near Ebenezer Church.

Monay C. W. Franks Gore W. R. Baker Cross Junction Donald W. Patton Winchester Baker William MclIlwee Patton Don Gray Ebenezer Church Pingleys Wardensville Mountain Falls J. Walton Loving Culpeper E. B. Mitchell Timber Ridge Russell Triplett Stephens City Rosenberger Marcus Adams Triplett Pingley Perry Wright Cherry Grove Ivan Miller Ivan Ponton Star Tannery Cold Spring Frank White Fairfax Lower Vance Cove R. R. Brown Claude Hugeley

Poles Recapture Monte Fortino Move Beyond Faenza

Polish troops retake Monte Fortino a hill southeast of Faenza and push one mile farther to seize Monte Piano. Allied HQ said the advance secures a position overlooking routes to Faenza along the Rimini Bologna highway.

Rome Monte Fortino Faenza Monte Piano

Phone Operators Reject Demand

Washington reports Ohio telephone workers on strike reject the War Labor Board demand to return to work. Leaders say they will seek assistance from national union affiliates and intend to solicit support from the National Federation of Labor unions 41 affiliated locals.

Washington Ohio Telephone War Labor Board WLB Robert G. Pollock Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers National Federation

Services Today For R. B. Golightly

Funeral services for Robert B. Golightly prominent Frederick county farmer were held this morning at 11 from the late residence. Rev. Charles Hughes of Baltimore officiated. Pallbearers were Holmes Cadwallader Douglas Massey Frank Kremer Earl Carper Edward Golightly and James B. Cook. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Robert B. Golightly Frederick County Charles Hughes Baltimore Holmes Cadwallader Douglas Massey Frank Kremer Earl Carper Edward Golightly James B. Cook Mount Hebron Cemetery

Captain Kitchen Wounded in Action in Germany

Mrs. James W. Kitchen of 724 Frederick Avenue received a War Department telegram reporting Capt. James Kitchen slightly wounded in action in Germany on November 8. He serves with the 110th Infantry in the 29th Division on the Western Front. his last letter was dated November 1 from somewhere in Germany.

James W. Kitchen Frederick Avenue War Department James Kitchen Germany Kitchen 110Th Infantry Stephens City Capt. Kitchen Winchester Thomas Wise Kitchen

Snow Flurries Forecast For Five Day Period

The Weather Bureau forecast calls for snow flurries in New York and Pennsylvania with rain in most areas on Saturday. Temperatures will run below normal Wednesday, rise to above normal Thursday and Friday, then cool again Saturday and Sunday. Clear skies until Friday in West Virginia with rain then clearing Saturday.

Star Weather Bureau Washington New York Pennsylvania West Virginia

Anti Labor States Face AFL Criticism In New Orleans

The AFL resolutions committee debated a proposal to recognize as unfair all products from anti labor states including Arkansas and Florida. The resolution was submitted by the International Typographical Union ahead of the AFL convention and cites their November 7 amendments banning the closed shop.

New Orleans Resolutions Committee American Federation of Labor International Typographical Union AFL Arkansas Florida

PTA Meeting At Miller School

The Parent Teachers Association of Miller School will hold a meeting Thursday evening November 23 at 8 o clock. Meetings have not been held this fall because of the apple harvest. The parents of the children who attend the school are urged to come.

Parent-Teachers Association Miller School

Army Air Forces announces a new robot bomb test version

The Army Air Forces disclosed a "good" robot bomb developed as a potential weapon. It has been in test flight since October 1 and is a version of the German V-1. The project aims to reproduce the Nazi terror weapon in 60 days and launch it by jet propulsion within a month.

Wright Field Army Air Forces England Air Technical Service Command

Ministerial Group Offers Apology

The Glendale Ministerial Association apologized for believing President Roosevelt used profane language in a New York voting booth. Association president Dr J Whitcomb Brougher Sr said they accept his denial and offer sincere apology.

Glendale Calif Time Magazine Dr. Brougher

James Supinger Dies In Middletown

James Mason Supinger of Middletown died yesterday morning at 11 20 in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness following a broken leg. Born February 22 near Clary in Shenandoah county he was the son of Jeremiah and Mary Robinson Supinger and lived in the Valley all his life. Survived by wife Leona A. Supinger daughter Elizabeth two sisters Lucy Bly Lebanon Church and Emma Hahn Capon Road Strasburg. Funeral at his Middletown home 3 PM Thursday conducted by Rev. R B Moore with interment in Mt. Carmel Cemetery.

James Mason Supinger Middletown Winchester Memorial Hospital Clary Shenandoah County Jeremiah Mary Robinson Sapinger Central Chemical Company Strasburg United Brethren Church Shiloh Middletown Methodist Church Mt. Carmel Cemetery

Virginia Counties Set Aside for Army Chicken Supply

Staunton Va Nov 22 Rep A Willis Robertson says the Quartermaster General's Office will issue orders within days designating poultry raising areas to supply the Army with chickens. Virginia counties named include Northhampton Augusta Rockingham Page Shenandoah Accomack and Frederick.

Staunton A. Willis Robertson D-Va Quartermaster General’s Office Virginia Northhampton Augusta Rockingham Page Shenandoah Accomac Frederick

Russians Close On Hungarian City Amid Budapest Siege

Russians report gains near a Hungarian city as the Budapest siege continues. From November 14 to 20 troops captured 4 220 German and Hungarian soldiers, lifting total since November 8 to 11 920. No new word on Budapest developments south and southeast of the capital.

Verpelet Budapest

Sanford Magerfield Names Bond Pledge Leaders

Sanford L. Magerfield chairs the War Finance Committee Retail Division and appoints Ralph Lawson of Montgomery Ward John L. Thornton of Baylass Dept Stores and Ted Moseley to lead retail store pledges. Sub-committeemen will collect pledges from stores and employees and distribute insignias for Tank in the Third Army. Winchester store staff join as Privates awaiting promotion based on bond sales.

Sanford L. Magerfield War Finance Committee Ralph Lawson Montgomery Ward John L. Thornton Baylass Dept Ted Moseley Third Army Winchesters

Funeral Thursday For Mrs Carpenter

Relatives will meet Thursday afternoon at 1.30 at the home of her son Russell Carpenter 237 Parkway for funeral services of Mrs L Bertha Carpenter at United Brethren Church at 2.00. She died Monday afternoon after a short illness with pallbearers listed and burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Russell Carpenter Parkway L. Bertha Carpenter United Brethren Church

Poland Seeks US Clarification in Territorial Ask

Polish problem addressed London intervention with demands made over three years. Key questions include US, Russian, and British guarantees on territorial swaps and compensation for eastern to western Poland. A new Russian winter offensive could shift control rapidly as pro Soviet Polish authorities in Lublin coordinate with invading forces.

London Poland United States Russia Britain Germany Polish Committee of National Tiberation Lublin

Three Super Forts Probably Lost in Japan Mission

U S Army Air Forces report three B 29s may have been lost in a three pronged strike from China targeting the Omura aircraft plant on Kyushu. Twenty Japanese fighters were shot down and 22 damaged while none of the planes on secondary targets near Nanking and Shanghai were lost. Weather forced partial diversion and one B 29 remains unconfirmed.

Washington A Bomber Command China Prin Cipally Omura Kyushu Tokyo Nanking Shanghai 20Th Air Force

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