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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1944

Page

3

Service Members and Training Updates From Local GIs

Cpl. Harry W. Jenkins trains as engineer gunner on a Liberator at Pueblo Army Air Base Colorado and aims to join a combat team. Cpl. Lewis F. Dodson nears overseas service after combat flight training at Alexandria Army Air Field. Pvt. Thomas W. Anderson completes cooking and mess management course at Fort Sam Houston and is stationed at Camp Swift Texas. Pvt. Richard C. Boyce returns from overseas and awaits redistribution in Miami Beach. Cpl. Edward Strosnider reports arrival in France, previously stationed at Camp Chaffee. Pvt. Charles E. Shaffer lands overseas after training at Fort Knox and Fort Meade.

Harry W. Jenkins William A. Jenkins South Braddock Street Pueblo Army Air Base Colorado Cpl Jenkins Lewis F. Dodson Lucy E. Dodson Sharp Street Alexandria Army Air Field Alexandria Dodson Second Army Air Force Stephens City Handley Anderson Thomas W. Anderson Lester Anderson Fort Sam Houston Texas Mildred Anderson San Antonio Camp Swift 1563 Engineers Depot Company Highland Avenue Continental United States Army Gound Service Forces Miami Beach Pvt Boyce Scar Nebel Mfg. Co Shaffer France Elizabeth Shaffer South Braddock Street Charles E. Shaffer Army Fort Knox Fort Meade

War Correspondent Portrait of Major Carpenter Bazooka Pilot

Wes Gallagher portrays Maj. Charles Carpenter once a Utah history teacher and college football center as a bravely eccentric pilot in Patton's army. Carpenter arms his plane with six Bazookas to shoot back at enemy tanks and cars, claiming credit for destroying two tanks and numerous German vehicles. He rose to fame near Avranches and continued daring raids from Lorient to Nancy, insisting the fight must proceed relentlessly.

Wes Gallagher Hal Boyles Alsace ‘Lor Charlie Charles Carpenter Moline Utah Carpenter Patton Avranches Ae Ee Lorient Sens Nancy G. I’s

Weekly price column outlines new wartime price rules

The notice covers beer ceiling prices staying at April 4–10, 1943 levels plus a cent tax until January 1, 1945, eggs priced by zone under revised MPR 333 effective Sept 25 1944 with prices through Oct 12, 1944 and year‑long guidance by Oct 18, 1944, and hard candy price ceilings rising to 33 cents per pound bulk and 35 cents in one‑pound bags with a lower 70 piece per pound requirement, effective Sept 28, 1944.

Roanoke War Price and Rationing Board Office of Price Administration

Eye of the storm size in hurricanes

The calm center or eye averages about 14 miles in diameter with wide variations in individual cases.

City and County Realty Transfers Summary

Frederick County transfers include Lawson L. Hockman to Travella E P Clark for 20 acres near Bartonsville, cons ten dollars. Casper Yaggy to Ernest L Nesselrodt et al on Senseny Road near Winchester for ten dollars. John C Johnson to Ernest L Nesselrodt et ux on Senseny Road near Winchester for ten dollars. Other transfers cover parcels near Opequon, Cedargrove, Kerns town, Middle Road, Mount Williams and Gainesboro District, with varied sums from one to five thousand dollars.

Frederick County Lawson L. Hockman Travella E. P. Clark Bartonsville Keyser Casper Yaggy Ernest L. Nesselrodt Senseny Road Winchester John C. Johnson James P. Reardon Ralph Marker Opequon J. Theo. Fries Sarah Dutterer Timbrook Cedargrove Marshall C. Elliott Kernstown Maurice W. Keller Lena E. Keller Middle Road Pearl Haldeman Stickley Executive Committee of Foreign Missions The Presbyterian Church

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