Grace Church Urges Pastor Honeycutt to Stay in Winchester
Grace Church members urge Rev. Carl A. Honeycutt to withdraw his resignation effective November 1 1943. The congregation praises his tenure during a critical period, citing reverent sacraments prayers and benedictions and asks him to remain as pastor of Grace Church in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ene Church
Ted Ther
Carl Hon- Souk
Honeycutt
Zion Lutheran
Sunbury
Mien Beestip
Mary Katherine Aulick
Harry Schmidt
B. H. Hamman
Samuel Miller
Grace Church
Carl A. Honeycutt
Jesus
Winchester
Ae Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Cards Switch Line-Up for Fifth Game in World Series
Debs Garris replaces Harry Walker in center field as the Cardinals alter their batting order for Game Five against the Yankees at Sportsman's Park. Mort Cooper starts for St Louis while New York's lineup remains largely the same, with Mitchel Metheny and Musial among the early at-bats as Klein singles to start the inning.
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Sportsman’s Park
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Debs Garris
Harry Walker
Yankees
Cardinals
Spad Chandler
Mort Cooper
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Cooper
New York
Capomecel
Stein
Metheny
Garms
Johnson
Musial
Beller
W. Cooner
Dickey, c
Kurowiski
Kurowiski. Tb Etten
Sanders
Rommel
Reardon
Rue
Stewart
Crosetti
Klein
Chandier
Etten
Died Saturday Cornelius Baldwin Hite 101 County Native
Washington October 11 Services for Cornelius Baldwin Hite 101 descendant of Joist Hite first settler in the Valley will be held tomorrow at 10 30 a m at Gawlers funeral 1760 Pennsylvania Ave N W He lived at 2915 Connecticut Ave N W and died after a fall two weeks ago in the house built about 1793 by Maj Isaac Hite Washingtons aide de camp near Winchester He is survived by his second wife Mary Morton Grimshaw Hite and his first wife Margaret Marshall Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cornelius Baldwin Hite
Joist Hite
Valley of
Wena
Gawler
Pennsylvania Ave
Hite
Connecticut Ave
N. W
Garfield Hospital
Isaac Hite
Ashington
Winchester
Mary Morton Grimshaw
Margaret Marshall
John Marshall
United Tomorrow
Raeer
White Book on Japan details U S efforts to avert war
The State Department released Peace and War United States Foreign Policy 1931 41 with 700 pages of exhibits. It shows President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull warned early that Axis aggression aimed at the United States and describes a shift from isolationist policy to active efforts to keep the war from spreading.
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Washington
State Department
Japan
Mukden
Pearl Harbor
United States
Roosevelt
Hull
Department
Europe
China
Nippon
Germany
VPF Drill Weekend at Manassas Encore
Members of Winchester Company 115 Virginia Protective Force and the local Virginia Reserve Militia joined weekend drills at Bull Run battlefield. Under Col Everett A. Hellmuth and Captains Baker Brandon they fielded 46 men with 3 officers for street fighting exercises, parades, and first aid classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Company
Virginia Protective
Virginia Reserve Militia
Bull Run Battlefield
Ol. Everett A. Hellmuth
Eleventh Battalion
Virginia State Guard
W. A. Baker
J. R. Brandon
VPP
Hellmuct
Winchester
House Votes For Tax Credits In Victory Tax Measure
The House approved a credit plan on a portion of the 5 per cent Victory tax ranging from 25 to 40 percent and sent the measure to the Senate without opposition. Officials see it as a step toward repealing Victory, while Treasury proposes merging the levy with higher income tax rates. The proposal would let the government assume Victory taxpayers had met required allowances and debts to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Victory
Mrs Roosevelt Marks Birthday With New Cold Wave Hairdo
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt celebrates her fifty ninth birthday at Hyde Park New York with a fresh look. She sports a hairdo achieved by a cold wave, longer processing time and waves to the ends, following a recent trial.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Forty Four City Men Report Today For Induction
Forty four men with induction orders from the City Draft Board left Winchester for Roanoke to report for active service. Accepted registrants will receive three furloughs at home, while those selected by other services will receive individual traveling orders. The list includes Harold Foreman, Hayward Lee, Basil Cooper, Marion Campbell, Harry Fox Jr, Lester Carroll, Fair Gusia Butler, Robert Lockhart, Morell Anderson, David Clevenwall, William Whitlock, Elmer Frainer, James Bucher, Norman Swanson, Clarence Ward, Richard Pingley, Delmore Miller, Alfred Bushong, Floyd Combs, Strother Cooper, Harvey Webb, Hunter Whitlock, and Virgil Rot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Winchester
Roanoke
Harold Leslie Foreman
Hayward Morgan
Paul Franklin Lee
Lewis Hezekiah McGolerick
John William Graham
Basil Frederick Cooper
Marion Edward Campbell
Harry Sylvester Fox, Jr
Lester Sherman Carroll
Fair Gusia Butler
Robert Meredith Lockhart
Morell Grover Anderson
David Henry Clevenwall
William Whitlock
Elmer Frankliner
James Russell Bucher
Norman Swanson
Clarence Elorth Ward
Richard Shirley Pingley
Delmore Addison Miller
Alfred William Bushong
Floyd William Combs
Strother Cornelius Cooper
Harvey Israel Webb
Hunter Arthur Whitlock
Virgil Carl Rot
Five Brothers In The Nation's Armed Forces
Boyd Elwood Jenkins enlisted in the Navy becoming the fifth Jenkins son to join the armed forces. His four brothers serve in the Army in North Carolina South Carolina Kentucky and Great Britain. Boyd born November 22 1925 in Winchester attended Miller School and worked at Sturm Packing before enlisting sworn in at Washington DC and sent to Sampson NY for boot camp.
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Boyd Elwood Jenkins
Navy
Samuel Robert Jenkins
Jenkins
Doak
Inchester
Boyd
Harlan
North Carolina
Anderson
South Carolina
James
Kentucky
Robert
Great Britain
Boyd Jenkins
Winchester
Miller School
Sturm Packing Company
Washington, D. C
Naval Training Station
Sampson
New York
Red Cross Blood Drive Tops 400 Volunteers In One Week
Navy recruiting cruiser helps announce the drive as Red Cross staff log 401 volunteers, including the 400th a matron who gave her spot to her husband. Quoted staff note 75 percent of volunteers are women and a 600 volunteer goal remains aimed at early appointment card mailing for clinics on October 20 21 and at Presbyterian church and 17 North or Loudoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Red Cross
Ernest L. Shade
South Braddock Street
Queriey Red Cross
Regar
Presbyterian
South Ae
Loudoun
Red Cross Motor Corps
Yaad
Over 300 German Planes Down In Last Three Days
London reports that American and Allied air forces destroyed over 300 German planes in a three day period. U S bombers and Thunderbolts hit targets at Muenster Goesfeld Enschede Bremen Vegesack and Danzig while Berlin says 208 Allied aircraft were shot down. Generals Baker and Eaker describe the raids as preparations for a future invasion across the English Channel and North Sea with heavy losses on both sides.
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London
Red
Stuborn
Muenster
Goesfeld
Enschede
Holland
Comunique
Berlin
Germany
Bremen
Vegesack
Free City
Danzig
Gdynia
Ira C. Eaker
U. S
Eighth Air Force
English Channel
Baker
RAF
Hannover
DNB
Ministry of Information
Long
United States
Men Wanted Apply Winchester Cold Storage Co.
Help wanted notice seeks male applicants for positions at Winchester Cold Storage Co. with unspecified duties and no contact details provided.
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Winchester Cold Storage Co
Public Sale of Household Goods and Furniture
Household goods including a range living room suite beds chairs rugs copper kettle refrigerator to be sold Tuesday October 12 at 1 pm. Mrs W H Funk 712 North Loudoun street.
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W. H. Funk
N. Loudoun
Public Sale notice for Oct. 14 at 11 am
Public sale scheduled Thursday October 14 at 11 a m at 25 South Market Street selling all household goods. Possession of the real estate to the purchaser. Seller Mrs M D Bromley.
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South Market St
M. D. Bromley
Germans Flanked by Fifth Allies Battle Through Mud
Allied dispatch from Algiers reports Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark's Fifth Army in a flanking move against the Volturno front capturing Pontelandolfo as heavy mud hampered motor transport. Eighth Army under Gen. Montgomery pressed gains of two to three miles along the Adriatic front while Volturno line held at no new gains.
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Algiers
Mark W. Clark
Fifth Army
Pontelandolfo
Benevento
Volturno
Eighth Army
Bernard L. Montgomery
Adriatic
Clark
Naples
Rome
Italy
Volturne
Tammaro
Calore
Aljes
Campolattaro
Fragneto
Reino, Casaldoni
Pescolamazza
Tunisia
Sicily
Capua
Office of War Information
United Nations Radio
Germans Pushed Back On Two Fronts By Reds
Soviet forces reported major advances on the central Dnieper and in the Vitebsk region. Red Army columns seized hundreds of villages, moved toward Orsha, and aimed to cut rail lines near Polotsk and Vitebsk while sustaining bridgeheads near Kiev.
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Reds
London
Dnieper
Kiev
Cinles
Leningrad
Red
Vitebsk
Red Army
Liomo
Krasnoe
Vitebsk-Gomel
Orsha
Nevel
Berlin
Vitebsk-Riga
Polotsk
Moscow
Debrush
Gomel
Christmas Seals Drive Prompts Early Fundraising Effort
City and County notes report Mt. Carmel Baptist members starting early to raise money for Christmas seals. Bahamians working in area orchards and farms are praised for their voices and invited to participate in the event. A lighthearted incident at City Hall included a mock football pass on the south lawn, followed by a glass break and quick police response.
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Mt. Carmel
Walter Partlow
Richard Nail
Boyd Grim
Partlow
Sammy Baugh
Grim
Nail
British subs damage Nazi battleship Tirpitz in Heimfjords raid
London reports on September 22 British midget submarines struck the Tirpitz in Alten Fjord Norway. Underwater damage was inflicted and air photos show oil around the anchored battleship with repair ships nearby. The claim notes the operation met with success despite enemy counterclaims.
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London
Man Battlefleet
Alten Fjord
Norway
Tfi
Air Offensive In Mediterranean Still Is Raging
Allied air forces continued heavy operations against Germany in Greece and the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean. The Northwest Africa Air Force flew a 1500 mile round trip to strike Tatoi near Athens and Araxos, while RAF bombers hit Calato Rhodes and the Dodecanese. Yesterday marked the sixth straight day of attacks from North African and Italian bases.
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Edward Kennedy
Algiers
Greece
Aegean
Miranean
Tatoi
Athens
Araxos
Pelee Ponesus
Middle East
Balkan
Calato
Rhodes
Dodecanese
Cairo
Track lines hit by strike spreads in mid south
Freight lines in the mid south were paralyzed as the truck drivers and helpers strike entered its fifth day. Memphis showed signs of break with locals voting to return to work and give 30 days notice. Nashville and Birmingham areas expected actions amid spreading disruption.
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Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
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Mr. Honeycutt
Grace Lutheran
Dare
Sid Feder
C. B. Hite
Belle Grove
State Dept
D. White
VPF
Manassas
Bull Run
Mrs. Roosevelt
Pontelandolfon
Noland Norgaard
Mediterranean
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