James E Lamp Dies Of Heart Ailment
Funeral services for 76 year old James H Lamp will be held Tuesday afternoon at his Loudoun Street home. He died of a heart ailment after seven years of illness and was a member of Grace Lutheran Church. Survived by his wife and two daughters Mrs Lamp Georges and Mrs Virginia Lee Hottel, plus four sisters in Winchester. Interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery with Rev William E Eisenberg and Rev E B Smith officiating.
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James H. Lame
Loudoun Street
Yesternon
Coldnn
Frederick County
George M
Emily Jine Whetzel Lamp
Fannie Lewis
Lamp
Grace Lutheran Church
Lamp Georges
Virginia Lee Hottel
Arlington
Winchester
Annie Vi Cochran
George A. Hoove
Harry Markell
de E. Lamp
William E. Eisenberg
Mr. Eisenberg
E. B. Smith
Joseph Wright
Jerry Clark
Charles Memn
C. F. Dunlap
Robert Bell
D Elmer Lamp
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Carl F. Scharfer Dies in Florida Hospital
Carl F. Scharfer, 40, died Saturday morning at Bay Pines Hospital after serving in the re and Front Royal Remount. He had married Kathryn Wymer of Mt. Olive in January 1943. The body was to arrive Wednesday at 11:45 aboard the B Y and O train. funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Carl F. Scharfer
Bay Pines
Front Royal Remount
Eased
Florida
Kathryn Wymer
Mt. Olive
Bloody Nose Erickson Leads Marines On Peleliu Assault
Marine forces secured Peleliu high ground after heavy Japanese resistance. Col. Lewis B. Smith led the 1st Regiment up steep ridges as American air cover struck Davao area and nearby islands, with 210 tons of bombs and sinking a 3,000-ton transport.
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William Ewing
Blue Net
Cap Peleliu
Ewing
Erickson
Disteh
Lewis B
Chesty
Saluda
Pacific
Amer
Thi Island
Davao
Ked
Ham
Ceram
Ration Calendar Notes Changes in Food Stamp Validity
The Associated Press lists ration book and coupon updates: enacting indefinite validity for certain fats and foods, with specific end dates for sugar and home canning, plus adjustments to airplane and B-4 coupons. Changes apply to four ion values and four ion period coupons across the heating year.
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Associated Press
Esses
Timough
Mobuttes Kill Witness After Caruso Trial Postponed
In Rome on September 18 an angry mob dragged out a key witness from a court and killed him after the postponement of Pietro Caruso's trial. The victim, Dr. Carretta, a former Rome jail director, was mauled and beaten and cast into the Tiber before death. Caruso had been Rome police chief during the last months of the German occupation.
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Rome
Pietro Caruso
Carretta
Tiber
Caruso
Gertrude Lawrence Rescued From Sinking River Raft
London reports actress Gertrude Lawrence was rescued from a sinking motor raft during a Seine crossing. Amphibious trucks with escort saved all on board and her group of entertainers.
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London
Gertrude Lawrence
Seine River
France
Department of National Service Entertainment
Lawrence
Six Month Wait Before Civilian Goods Production
Vice President J H Ashbaugh of Westinghouse said civilian consumer goods would not begin production for at least six months after Germany's defeat. He told the Pittsburgh Electric League that material will be available but must be shaped and converted, with some output likely within six months.
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Pitsburgh
J. H. Ashbaugh
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Germany
Electric League of Pittsburgh
Eight Enemy Ships Sunk in the Aegean Sea
Pi-An Al led a naval task force with aircraft carriers to sink eight enemy ships in the Aegean Sea near Greece. Three more vessels were beached after attacks and another was damaged.
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Rome
Aegean Sea
Greece
Complete Coverage Of Local National World Events Read The 1
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Dewey Plans Third Major Address En Route to Seattle
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey travels from Spokane to Seattle for a third major assault on the New Deal. He will address labor voting concerns at 7 30 p m Pacific War Time in Seattle's civic auditorium.
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Seattle
Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
Spokane
Paul Lockwood
Louisville
New York
Civic Auditorium
Lockwood
Washington
Kills Son Who Would Not Go To Bed
Goldie Steinberg, 31, was arrested on a homicide charge after admitting to striking her nine year old son David with an axe and holding him face down in a filled bathtub. She said he was troublesome and refused to go to bed, adding I have an ungovernable temper.
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New York
Goldie Steinberg
Edward Potter
Potter
Brunet
David
Roosevelt hails Allied landings in Holland
President Roosevelt welcomed Allied troops entering Holland calling it a breakthrough toward restoring ancient liberties as World War II advances. The dispatch notes the U S and Allied forces making gains on the European front with the nation observing the development.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Holland
Quiz Answers From Page Four
Correct responses include John Foster Dulles for question one and Arizona for two. The set uses all four synonyms for question four and identifies the United States for five. Office of Price Administration is question six, and the quirky quotation marks appear in question seven. Question nine notes a French novelist and ten cites Taiwan.
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John Foster Dulles
Arizona
The
United States
Office of Price Administration
Taiwan
Migration from the South since the war began
Question and answer note that between 1940 and 1943 migration from the Southern states spread to various parts of the country. The Southern region saw people move inland as conditions shifted during and after the war period.
Allied forces push into Netherlands and advance toward Germany
Reinforcements continue as Alexander Patch's Seventh Army drives 11 miles from Modane toward Lansleye near the Italian border and Allied air landings in Holland are reported. German broadcasts claim strong resistance while Allied HQ notes secure landing zones 300 miles from Berlin with large prisoner captures and further advances near Aachen and Boulogne.
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Seventh Army
Modane
Mt. Denis
Italy
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Holland
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Lewis H. Brereton
Brereton
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Hitler
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Rhine
Tilburg
Eindhoven
Nikmegen
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Duren
Cologne
Germany
Maastricht
Rott
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Echtenach
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Trier
Reich
Prum
Wallendorf
Brest
Algiers
Brittany
Paris
Western Front
21St
Sir Bernard L. Montgomery
House votes against transporting war workers home
The House approved a measure to oppose Senate approved transport aid for war workers up to 200 dollars per family to return home or to new jobs. The vote tally was 239 to 90 in Washington.
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Washington
House
Truman cites climate of operation to solve job problem
Truman argues that an "op era climate" is needed to unlock employment as Bricker asserts all veterans deserve their jobs back and that no individual group or organization can deny that right.
Reds Smother German Attacks
Berlin reported Bulgarian forces, once aligned with Germany, suffered the loss of ten tanks in local front line engagements as Nazi guns pressed losses on the eastern front.
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Bulgaria
Berlin
Himelright Rites Held Today
Funeral services were held for John M. Himelright 51 at Gravel Springs Lutheran Church and at his late home near Star Tannery. He died suddenly Saturday morning. Survived by wife Willie Marie two sons Bruce and Ray in France three sisters and one daughter Lucian Ashwood. Interment in Gravel Springs Cemetery.
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John M. Himelright
Star Tannery
Hattie Racey Himelright
Willie Marie Himelght
Lucian Ashwood
Williams
Bruce L. Himelright
Ray R. Himelright
U. S. Army
France
Gertrude Cooper
Mt. Falls
Mary Gattys
Winchester
Mamie Mellwee
Washington
Gravel Springs Lutheran Church
E. B. Smith
Gravel Springs Cemetery
Fire Of Unknown Origin In County
A wood house used for storage burned last night in Stephens City on the premises of Mrs. Emma Sillik of Towson Maryland and occupied by Mrs. H T Kemp. Fire origin undetermined. crowd watched as Independ ent Fire Company confined flames to the shed and saved the residence. Loss included a bicycle, garden tools, and wood with damage deemed small.
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Stephens City
Emma Sillik
Towson
H .T. Kemp
Independent Fire Company
Tommy Kemp
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