Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia

We have 3,124,248 pages in Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1945

Page

2

Funk Stresses Importance of Wheat Insurance

Frederick County farmers are urged to adopt Federal Crop Insurance to guard against drought flood hail frost wind fire insects and plant disease. The article notes costs of $15 to $17 per acre for wheat seeding justify about $1 per acre to insure three quarters of normal yield and calls for farmer cooperation to expand and improve the all risk program with applications due by September 29 1945.

Frederick County Federal Crop Insurance Corporation AAA

Rites Thursday For Mrs Zimmerman

Funeral services for Mrs. R W Zimmerman who died of a heart attack in Lakeland Florida will be held at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg at 2 30 pm Thursday. Burial will be in Rose Dale Cemetery. She was daughter of the late Jackson and Elizabeth Lewis DeHaven of Frederick County and spent the summer visiting friends here and in Martinsburg.

R. W. Zimmerman Lakeland Fla Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg Iment Rosedale Tery Fine Jackson and Elizabeth Lewis DeHaven Frederick County Mr. Zimmerman

Ration calendar update from Associated Press

The ration calendar lists meat and fats transfers with red points for used fats and sugar stamp 38 valid through December 31 for five pounds. Stamp 37 is bypassed and will not be validated. Airplane stamps 1 to 4 are noted as good in definite terms by the OPA.

OPA

Extradition Demanded for Josef Tiso in Germany

In Wiesbaden a Czechoslovak spokesman urged the United States to expedite the extradition of Dr. Josef Tiso, a Catholic priest and wartime puppet president, now in American custody. He linked Tiso to mass deaths and Jew deportations and condemned the delay in handing him over for trial.

Wiesbaden Germany Josef Tiso Tiso Foreign Office U. S Gestapo

Russell Healed with Fifty Fifty Chance After Hospital Fight

Russell lay in an oxygen tent at Winchester hospital with a fifty fifty chance of survival as pneumonia was not yet present. Staubes was beaten after firing a can and police noted disturbances at the tavern. Constable Staubes acted in the line of duty. Russell, a Berryville native and 34 month veteran of the African European theater, was wounded in the ear.

Winchester Hospital Staubes Jefferson County Charles Town W. Va Russell L. N. Russell Berryville

MacArthur To Issue New List And Demobilization Moves

Gen MacArthur plans a larger list of Japanese sought for interrogation over war crimes as Allied forces prepare for mass demobilization. Admiral Kendall says 26 carriers and support ships will help send servicemen home, with possible use of the Panama Canal for east coast shipments.

Elliot Thorpe Hideki Tojo Thorpe China Tokyo Higashi-Kuni Pearl Harbor Saratoga Henry Kendall Panama Canal Admiral Kendall Domei Agency Shizuichi Tanaka Masaharu Homma Philippines Imperial Homma Nippon Times

Service Notices of Sgt Lindsay and Tech 5 Boyer in Germany

Mrs. Jack P. Lindsay reports her husband Sgt Jack P. Lindsay has been promoted to staff sergeant and serves as car dispatcher with U S F E T 505th O M Car Company in Frankfort Germany after overseas with Patton’s Third Army. Tech 5 Warren G. Boyer, stationed in Germany with the First Army, has 22 months overseas with the 3710 Quartermaster Truck Company which earned the Meritorious Service Unit Plaque. Ernest L. Nessedrodt, US Navy ships cook first class, was honorably discharged September 14 after serving since 1942 and returning to his wife and nine month old daughter in Berryville Maryland.

Jack P. Lindsay 505Th O. M. Car Company Frankfort Germany Lindsay General Patton Third Army C. F. Schenck Scotland T-5 Warren Boyer Martha Boyer Middletown Warren G. Boyer First Army Boyer 3710 Quartermaster Truck Company USNIS Ernest L. Nessedrodt U. S. Navy U. S Standard Oil Company Washington D. C Solomons Island Pacific Route 1 Berryville Frederick County Clarke County P. E. Nesselrodt Mt. Williams

Boundary dispute strains Big Five talks over Istria and Trieste

The Liberal News Chronicle reports that Russia seeks equal status in all areas and allies must receive the same in zones they control. Conferees expect home by late week while Yugoslavia presses for broader claims west of 1914 Italian borders, with Britain and the US backing Wilsonian frontier and Italy retaining Trieste. Australia New Zealand and South Africa push for a frontier west of the demarcation. A French paper notes Russia’s sudden interest in Italian colonies.

Italy Liberal News Chronicle Russia United States Britain Istrian Australia New Zealand South Africa Yugoslavia Istria Trieste

Indifferent To Prisoner Health At Belsen Camp

LUENEBURG Germany Sept 19 Brigadier Hugh Hughes testified in the first mass war crimes trial about the Besen horror camp run by Josef Kramer and 44 staff. He described gross neglect including failure to feed and maintain sanitation amid unused medical supplies and nearby Wehrmacht depot. Prosecutors plan further questioning of British officers who aided the initial entry.

Lueneburg Germany Josef Kramer Besen Hugh Llewellyn Glyn Hughes Hughes Kramer T. M. Backhouse Derick Sington Adolphus L. Berney S. M. Stewart Belsen

Conference Votes To Unite Conference Votes To Unite

Delegates and pastors received reports as the conference moved toward unity. Dr. D T Gregory urged renewed evangelism and altar pledges while Dr. Weir urged revival and recruitment of the unchurched. The assembly approved a constitutional amendment authorizing special sessions with bishop consent.

D. T. Gregory Weir Cleveland Ohio General Conference Clyde A. Lynch Lebanon Valley College E. R. Kesecker Riverton Lee E. Sheaffer Franklin W. Va Winchester Church Wayne Omps P. Hovermale Dayton Hovermale C. A. Moon Berkeley Springs Conference Commission S. J. Westfall Churchville L. S. Bowman Clinton

Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed

Correct responses printed on Page 4 include: a couch rest line, Col. Juan Peron, a span of three years, a Hollywood streetcar incident, a boy to girl birth ratio of 1,055 to 1,000, the submarine Sealion, a desert shrub, a raven, Frederik George Handel, and Charles Dickens.

Col Juan Peron Hollywood Fredercik George Handel Charles Dickens

Army Private Says He Is Being Railroaded For Contacting Congress

Private George L. Mark testified before the Senate Military Committee that Army officers at Fort Belvoir pressured him and others who urged speedier releases to avoid writing Congress. He described bayonet grass cutting to keep men busy and said he was being sent to Camp Shelby Mississippi as punishment for speaking out. Senator Johnson expressed sympathy and warned others.

Washington Buck George L. Mark Cleveland Ohio Senate Military Committee Fort Belvoir Thomas Thomas (D Utah Army War Department Army of the Johnson D.-Colo Navy Marks Siberia Mississippi Congress

Baltimore and Ohio debt plan objections overruled

A three judge federal court declined to allow objections to the 500 million dollar Baltimore and Ohio debt adjustment plan to question Roy Barton White about a conference with Jesse Jones, former RFC head, on the railroad's finances. Jones has been subpoenaed to testify as the hearing began.

Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Roy Barton White Jesse Jones Reconstruction Finance Corporation Cassius M. Clay Jones Secretary of Commerce

Local Markets See Daily Market Listings

The Star notes daily local market listings are correct but disclaims responsibility for typographical errors that may occur. Market sections reflect active prices and items available locally.

Evening Star The Star

Local Feed and Market Prices Snapshot

A dense list of commodity prices for bags of grain feed, corn meal, flour, and livestock products. Items include bag weights from 10 to 100 pounds, prices per cwt or per barrel, and several poultry and livestock feeds with varying percentages and weights. Overall, a dated price sheet showing Cracked Corn, Shell Corn, Ground Corn, Dairy and Egg Feeds, Chick Starter, Turkeys, Hogs, Cattle, and butter at specific rates.

Ccccscese Lea Coele Pnen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Funk E. M. Funk AAA Committee Mrs. Zimmerman Associated Press Douglas MacArthur General MacArthur Clarke County News Ies Patton Halsey Emperor Hirohito Admiral Halsey George S. Patton Austria Africa Hitler Hirohito U. S. Army Signal Corps International Soundphoto B.&c Clay White Randolph Phillips New York Phillips Russell Snodgrass WAC Continental Air Forces Helen Hamilton Woods Washington, D. C Women’s Army Corps Ovieta Culp Holly Organization (International Glaize & Brother N. Cameron ST Handley Board of Trustees Handley Schools Handley Library Handley Fund Coca-Cola Company Winchester Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc DIAL E. E. Harbaugh Mgr Valley Avenue Morton Downey Coca-Cola Coke Coce-Cole Company
Search Courier

Search the Winchester Evening Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Winchester Evening Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication