Plasma Saves Doctor's Life In World War II Action
Lt. Good, a medical officer, survived a submarine attack off Morocco while aboard the U S Bliss. He later recovered in Portsmouth Naval Hospital and joined the American Red Cross Blood Donor Service, serving in Baltimore Washington and Winchester centers and on mobile units. The Pittsburgh native and University of Chicago Medical School graduate praised Red Cross organization and the Winchester clinic.
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Africa
U. S. Bliss
Morocco
Casablanca
Good
States
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Camp Peery
Williamsburg
American Red Cross
Baltimore
Washington
Winchester
Red Cross
Lt. Good
Pittsburgh
University of Chicago Medical School
Blood Donor Clinic Notes Cancellations And On Time Arrivals
Red Cross officials urge on time arrivals to keep Mobile Unit running smoothly as last minute cancellations challenge the clinic. Gallon Club members donating at Thursday's clinic include Eugene Branch McSherry Lupton seventh time donors Rev Ronald Wilson Esther Snapp Mrs George Taylor Mrs Roland McInturff Mrs Rosa Sprinkle Mrs Green walt and Mrs Doris Barlow. Sixth time donors are Roland Snapp Paul Ayres Albert Halvosa Lee Odell Mrs Pearl Golden Mrs Minnie LaMonds and Mrs Muriel Ambrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Gallon Club
Eugene Branch
McSherry Lupton
Ronald Wilson
Esther Snapp
George Taylor
Roland McInturff
Rosa Sprinkle
Greenwalt
Doris Barlow
Roland Snapp
Paul Ayres
Albert Halvosa
Lee Odell
Pearl Golden
Minnie LaMonds
Muriel Ambrose
Price Lists Due From All Eating Establishments
Yesterday was the deadline for ester restaurants and other eating places to post maximum charges for 40 food items and meals. The rule covers eateries, soda fountains, delicatessens, catering outfits, and places selling prepared food for immediate consumption. Some outlets with fewer than 40 items have shorter lists. Prices are set in the April 4-10, 1943 base period.
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Ester
Oth
Keep the invasion rolling Buy War Bonds today
Wartime appeal urges citizens to support the war effort by purchasing War Bonds now. Officials stress immediate action to fund military operations and sustain national defense during ongoing campaigns.
Ration Calendar Details for Meats Sugar and Fuel Stamps
The notice outlines validity of various ration stamps including Meats and Sugar books, with stamps A through Z8 and F65 valid indefinitely. It lists stamp 40 for five pounds of game through Feb 28 and airplane stamps 1 and 2 valid indefinitely, plus C-3 coupons for five gallons and other period-based allowances.
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Associated Press
Park To Play Wildcats Sunday Then Face White Sox Monday
The Winchester Park baseball team, undefeated since July 23 after an 18-4 win over Middletown Mink, plans a Sunday game against the Wildcats and a Labor Day clash with the White Sox on Monday. Park has won four straight since a loss to the Minks, including a 10-inning 10-1 victory over Woodrow Wilson Hospital nine of Staunton. Boots Poffinberger, once a pig league star, may join the Wildcats, a local rival Williamsport-born player. Batteries for Labor Day and Monday games were not announced.
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Winchester Park
Middletown
Culpeper
Boots” Poffinberger
Plain & Southen
Wildcats
Russell Potts
Williamsport
Boots
Ole Ane
Park
White Sox
Rouss Diamond
Ensogna
Bramaugh
Thee Sox
Warrenton Horse Show Set for Labor Day Monday
The forty fifth Warrenton horse show will be held in Warrenton Virginia on Labor Day September 4 with 27 classes including hunters jumpers and ponies. The event tops include the 200 dollars Hunter Stake and Jumper Stake and a first ever selling class with entries claimable up to 750 dollars. 460 entries have been registered and renowned horses such as Cornish Hills Up perville Champion Ferry Landing Applejack and Yankee Doodle are listed along with judges Christopher Wadsworth Fred Pinch Major Bedford and Major Leach Jr. The Virginia Reserve Militia will run the gates and lunch proceeds benefit Fauquier County Tuberculosis Association.
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Warrenton
Virginia
the Associatas
Major
Haggin Perry
Greg Simon
Upperville
Wesley Edel
Ferry Landing
Herbert Bryant
Pappy
E. Douglas Prime
Applejack
G. J. Hallman
Jackie Warren
Skippy Hughes
Christopher Wadsworth
Kedmore
N. Y
Fred Pinch
Montchanin
Del
Dean Bedford
Robert L. Leach, Jr
Virginia Reserve Militia
Fauquier County
German Prisoners to Help Run Local Apple Camps
The community plans to house about 350 German Prisoners of War at a camp funded by contractors who will also pay the POWs at the local wage scale. Prisoners will receive 80 cents daily with the rest for Army maintenance. Bahamian workers total 190 already with 450 signed by Walker Mc Bond and others. demand exceeds supply as 600+ requests exist. The Badyman Camp is being enlarged to meet potential needs as apple harvests approach amid uncertain crop conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stine
Army
National Fruit Product Company
Winchester Cold Storage
Virginia
Apple Storage
Musselman and Company
E. W. Barr
H. W. Butler
Dr. W. D. Myers
Rex Cather
Wyatt Richard
Roy R. Boyce
Walker McC. Bond
Harry P. Byrd
L. D. Arnold
Badyman
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
Moore and
Dorsey
Senator Byrd
H. D. Robinson
BE. W. Barr
P. J. Marshall
Stewart Bell
J. Edward Klingaman
Labor Peak Seen Around October for Harvest Season
The article suggests the harvest peak will occur around October 1, with growers processors and storage facilities needing all available labor to harvest and handle the crop efficiently.
30 Growers Attend Fruit Meeting
Walter A. Wilson an OPA price analyst spoke to about thirty Frederick County fruit growers on price ceilings packages weights and fees under OPA rules. He noted that support prices for apples sent to by products firms will be released soon and may mirror last year’s level. In Walker McBond’s absence Fred Stine county agent presided over the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Wilson
OPA
Ederick County
Wilson
Walker Mcc Bond
Fred Stine
Local Marine Pfc Sealock Dies in Pacific Service
Local Marine filled as a filling station attendant before training at Parris Island S C and in North Carolina. He saw combat in the Pacific including Guam. He is survived by his parents and three brothers Pvt Warren Sealock in the U S Army stationed in Texas Alfred Sealock and Leonard Sealock at home.
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Harry Nelson
Parris Island
S. C
North Carolina
Pacific
Guam
Pfc. Sealock
Pvt
Warren Sealock
U.S. Army
Texas
Alfred Sealock
Leonard Sealock
American Allies Press Attacks Near Lagache Pass
Allied forces push along mountain routes northwest of Lagache pass on the Italian frontier and strike at German outposts. French troops mop up pockets around Pont Saint Esprit Bourg Saint Andeol Valion and Barjac as German resistance weakens. Meanwhile Ratoneau and Pomergues garrisons surrender to a US cruiser off Marseille and 90 Marines land to secure the area.
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Lagache Pass
Nice
Rhone
Pont St. Esprit
Bourg St. Andeos
Valion
Barjac
France
Ratsonneau
Pomergues
Marseille
Third Army
Argonne
Germany
Rhone Valley
Lyon
Be A Blood Donor Today Dial 3831
A local health campaign urges residents to donate blood today with a simple call to action dialing 3831 for information and appointments. The message emphasizes community help and quick access to donor centers.
German General Surprised at Breakfast by Allied Advance
A German general, rapidly promoted and previously in command of a tank formation, in charge of the Seventh Army, was seized by surprise by advancing Allied troops at his breakfast table yesterday. He had succeeded Col Gen Paul Hausser. The unnamed officer was wounded earlier and noted as pro Nazi in some circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hausser
Seventh Army
Prohibition on Corn for Alcohol Extended Through Year
The Production Board announced that prohibitions on using corn for alcohol will continue for the rest of the year. The War Food Administration supported the extension. A rule requiring at least 10 percent rye in mash will also stay in effect.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Richard Campbell Appointed Police Clerk in Strasburg
Chief C. W. Hollis has named Richard Campbell of Strasburg to the local police force as night clerk replacing Edgar Schutz, who is away. Campbell, a former Merchant Marine radio operator and local radio engineer, fills one vacancy while Leo Smallwood’s replacement remains to be filled after his resignation for a poultry firm post.
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C. W. Hollis
Richard Campbell
Strasburg
Campbell
Edgar Schutz
Merchant Marine
Leo Smallwood
Soldier Wisecarver Dies in Service With Honors
Pfc. Wisecarver, who trained at Camp Wheeler Georgia and earned the Expert Sharpshooting Medal, went overseas in September 1943. He is mourned by his mother Mrs Emma Wisecarver and his father Carter W Wisecarver both of the Front Royal Pike, with sisters Agnes Milburn Baltimore Elsie Bryson Winchester and two half brothers Jimmie and Freddie Wisecarver. Four nephews and a niece survive.
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National Pruit Products Company
Pfc
Wisecarver
Camp Wheeler
Emma Wisecarver
Carter W. Wisecarver
Front Royal Pike
Agnés Milburn
Baltimore
Elsie Bryson
Winchester
Jimmie
Freddie Wisecarver
Americans Near Saar and Verdun in Fast Meuse Drive
Front line dispatches say U S forces under Hodges and Patton drive across the Meuse reaching Sedan and Verdun area as German resistance crumbles. Commemy and Meuse crossings near Nancy and St Mihiel mark a swift push through the old Maginot line with Verdun now in Allied hands.
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Saar
Argonne Forest
Meuse
John J. Pershing
Verdun
Duchy of Luxembourg
Etz
Toul
Nancy
St. Mihiel
Courtney
Hodges
Patton
Pershing
Feb
Belgium
Sedan
Charleville
Sédan
Maginot
George S. Patton
Third Army
Reims
Maginot Line
Associated Press
Edward D. Ball
St. Dizier
Commency
U. S. First Army
France
William Smith White
Germany
Truck And Car Damaged In Crash On Valley Avenue
Police report a 9 30 a m collision on Valley avenue in front of Winchester Coca Cola plant. Perry Miller 922 Amherst street drove a 1938 Ford panel truck and pulled into traffic while Jones in a 1942 Pontiac attempted to pass. Both drivers uninjured. reckless driving charge filed. hearing set for tomorrow at 10. Damage to the car estimated at 250 to 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Avenue
Winchester
Coca Cola Company
Perry Miller
Miller
Jones
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Set
Funk
Russians Race To Join Tito's Army End
A Red Star dispatch from Bucharest describes a Soviet parade with many American made vehicles and tanks. Romanians note Germans may not return but regret not asking for peace sooner. Front reports place Tolbukhin’s troops near the Danube while Malinovsky advances westward and a Polish capital is mentioned within an expanding Russian advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star
Alexander Krivitsky
Bucharest
Ploesti
Associated Press
Joseph Morton
Krivitsky
Red Army
Black Sea
Constanta Gea
Feodor I. Tolbukhin
Duchess of Windsor In Roosevelt Hospital Report
The Duchess of Windsor who has American birth was hospitalized after an incident yesterday. A bulletin states she slept well and is in good condition, responding beautifully after admission to Roosevelt Hospital.
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New Y
Roosevelt Hospital
Windsor
England
Eighty Percent of France Freed
Blue Network correspondent Hérbert M. Clark reports from Paris that eighty percent of France is free, a rough but accurate approximation given the activities of Allied armies and the FFT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blue Network
Hérbert M. Clark
Paris
France
Clark
Huns Take Revenge on Bucharest Amid City Destruction
Delegates describe Bucharest as a ghost city with fires and air raids. Reports say German planes attacked at least nine large hotels and the university library, while Antonescu was held under guard and Von Killinger detained at the German legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploesti
Ational” Peasant Party
Peena Peasan
Bucharest
Mihaild
Antonescu
Athenee Palace
Manfred von Killinger i
Market Quotations for Produce and Livestock
Baltimore and Chicago market briefs show steady to unchanged prices across produce poultry hogs cattle calves and sheep. Quotations list apples various grades hog weights and sows cattle calves and sheep with price ranges and notes on receipts and market tone.
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Baltimore
S . Bubas US
King Davids
Chicago
Chicago Grain Quotations Mixed In Dull Trade
Chicago grain quotations show a mixed but dull session with September wheat up slightly while deferred contracts ease. Opening prices list September wheat at 1.55 1/2, December 1.53 1/8 to 3/4, May 1.51 3/4 to 7/8, July 1.45 1/2, oats at 66 3/8, 65 to 6 1/4 for December, 63 7/8 to 64 for May, July 61, rye September 1.05 1/4 to 1.05, December 1.04 3/4, May 1.05 to 1.06 1/8, July 1.02 5/8, barley December 1.09 3/8.
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Chicago
Outer Gothic Line Penetrated By Eighth Army
Allied forces breached the outer Gothic line in northern Italy with a 1000 yard advance west of Borgo Santa Maria and Montecchio, aided by tank supported infantry. Fighting continued around Pesaro where British and Polish troops clash with the German first parachute division along the town’s railway line.
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George Bria
Rome
Eighth Army
Italy
Foglia River
Borgo Santa Maria
Montecchio
Pesaro
Cassino
Stock Market Report Reflects Holiday Slowdown and Rally Hopes
A cautious trading day with slow activity due to a triple holiday as investors trimmed hedge positions ahead of a long shutdown. Wall Street greeted Allied military advances with optimism but feared reconversion costs, while notable movers included Chicago & North Western, U S Steel, Southern Railway, Allied Chemical, Chrysler, Du Pont and J I Case.
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York
T. 1
Germany
Wall Street
Chicago & North Western Preferred
U. 5B
Steel
Southern Railway
Allied Chemical
Chrysler
American Cable & Radio
Masonite
du Pont
J. I. Case
N. Y. Central
Texas Co
International Harvester
U. S. Rubber
American Telephone
American Light
Electric Bond & Share
Cuban Atlantic Sugar
Returned From Duty In South Pacific
Kenneth W. Wisecarver, First Class, 8 the LST No. 02 known as the Green Hornet, returning after eighteen months in the South Pacific with 104 crew members. He arrived on the west coast last Friday, will take a thirty day home leave, and has participated in landings in New Guinea New Britain and the Admiralty Islands. He helped at Cape Gloucester and reported air and sea combat scenes with three Japanese zeros knocked out by his ship’s anti air craft guns.
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Gore
South Pacific
Kenneth W. Wisecarver
LST
Young Wisecarver
Topeka
Kansas
New Britain
Wisecarver
States
New Guinea
Admiralty Islands
Cape Gloucester
Kenneth
Shouten
Dutch New Guinea
Admiralties
Japair R
Holiday Weather Outlook for Labor Day Weekend
Weather bureau reports most of the country can expect a pleasant Labor Day weekend with generally fine conditions. Mild humidity is expected in the southeast with scattered showers, while mountain and coastal resorts may be enhanced by a bright full moon Saturday and Sunday night.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Onaolion Rae
9th Blood Donor Clinic Seeks 1400 Volunteers Now
A public notice urges participation in the 9th blood donor clinic calling for 1400 volunteers. Register now to donate and support the event.
Shells Sell Out In Rush At Local Store
Hundreds lined up as Montgomery Ward received a limited shipment of shotgun shells and 22 caliber cartridges. The rush lasted until 10 40 with about 200 boxes and 7000 rounds sold. The crowd stretched from the basement department to the nearby Kurtz residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Montgomery Ward
Coe
Kurtz
Round Up Day At Playgrounds Ends Summer Activities
Final activities closed two months of supervised play at Virginia Avenue Handley and Douglas areas in Winchester. Handley hosted a main event with soft drinks. Virginia Avenue featured a peanut hunt picnic and bicycle race. Douglas venues closed earlier with Rouss Park ending its schedule last week. Citizens and local groups supported the program amid wartime hardships, with thanks to Winchester Evening, the radio station, and local donors. A long list of volunteers and supporters is acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Avenue
Handley
Douglas
Winchester
Rouss Park
War Easen Sve
Cannectp Oe
Winchester Evening
Glaize Lumber Company
Coca Cola Cola Company
Dorothy
Fred Ritter
C. H. Jackson
H. Watson
J. S. Ducknall
Sam D. Preston
Lela Rosenberger
John Walsh
Bill Mitchell
Dick Pox
Harvey Pry
George Weldon
Lydner
Molden
Ray T
C. Brooks
George Snarr
Ralph Trumbull
Mary Bell Bear
Heranc Childs
Buck
Conklin
Edward Barr
Pinckney Arthur
C. Clarke Cooper
James Sirbaugh
Lester D. Arnold, Jr
Anne Barton
Barbara Sprinkle
Blanche Moten
Rose Pinkett Galloway
Sidney C Tian
Powell Gibson
James Robinson
Samuel Giles
John Brown
A. T. Gaskins
Pontiff Seeks Better World Amid Turbulent Times
A fragmented record notes a religious leader calling for a more humane world as conflict and irony color the era. The garbled text hints at warnings of a barbaric age ending and a new era of humanity, with unclear references to dates and events.
Answers to the Daily Quiz Quiz Page Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text presents a quiz answers list titled Answers to the Daily Quiz. It mentions evaluation, movie scores, and scattered phrases such as Nice tee and sep much and too soon. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks identifiable people, dates, or concrete events.
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