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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1941
Page
12
The article notes a major Red push along the Smolensk front with rapid retaking of villages, aiming to relieve pressure on Leningrad. It cites Timoshenko’s sustained drive, Karelia near Leningrad, and German claims of advancement, framing a potential siege of the region.
Classified fragment lists rent and sale items including a 1934 Chevrolet sedan with radio and heater, for sale at New Hi-Way Market, plus foundation garments for sale and a contact number 5710 for Clara Fultz Bentz with a dated note in parentheses.
A British analyst contrasts a fatalistic view with Russian grit. Moscow reports a Red Army and people's militia counter-offensive driving Nazis back three miles and reclaiming a key town, underscoring steadfast resolve rather than fatalism.
A new school bus route will operate this year between Mountain View and Gainesboro high schools, serving about 15 students seeking access to advanced classes at Gainesboro. N E Fout previously operated the bus, and the Mountain View initiative follows a superintendent L D Kline and Back Creek school board member C A McIlwee survey and conference.
Ridgins Chapel will hold its annual homecoming on Sunday September 6 with Sunday School at 10 and a grounds dinner at 12 30. Special music will be provided by the young people and services led by Rev C P Walz with Rev J R Collis of Martinsburg assisting. The Sunday School superintendent urges members and friends to attend.
Treasury figures show receipts of 43.34 million and expenditures of 112.90 million for September 2. Gross debt is 50.93 billion, increasing by 11.94 million from the previous day.
A special court in Poznan sentenced eighteen former Polish police officers to death for the murder of German nationals. The ruling was announced in Berlin as the court declared the defendants guilty of multiple killings linked to anti German actions.
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