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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1944

Page

2

W H Jones Dies At 68 In Martinsburg Funeral Rites

W H Jones aged 68 from Martinsburg died suddenly of a heart attack Sunday while attending C W Luttrell's funeral at Pine Grove Church. He was a former employee of Brown's Fruit Pro and a member of the O U A M of Martinsburg. Survived by widow Nannie Hess and three sisters Mrs Calley Middletown Me Mrs Ben Waemers Martinsburg and Mrs Minnie Price Martinsburg. Services held at the Funeral Home with Rev Bert C Hofrichter Jr officiating. Burial followed in Martinsburg area.

Huttle ‘Jones Brown W. Va C. W. Ore Pine Grove John W Susan Huttle Jones Middletown Winchester Avenue Christian Arch Martinsburg O.u.am Nannie Hess Calley Ben Waemers Minnie Price Thebert C. Hofrichter, Jr Ester Avenue

Rotarians To Hear Lt Bell At Inchester Luncheon

William Bell of the U S Army Air Corps will be guest speaker at a Rotary Club lunch. The program is organized by Victor Ar ARP and set for one o clock.

William Bell U. S. Army Air Eekly Inchester

Train wreck injures Ohio Tribune staffers in clattering incident

Dewey and fellow reporters Foust and Gardner Bridge suffered rib injuries when a car-end double seat collapsed amid scattered typewriters and equipment. The crew, including Gardner Bridge, were shaken but continued coverage after medical checks. The scene occurred as the train stopped near Castle Rock with Oington Star and others aboard.

1 Foust Ohio Tribune Foust Gardner Bridge Gardner Castle Rock Jerry O'Leary Ington Star

Quiz answers printed on page four

Fragmented OCR shows a quiz answer key with phrases like "The vary quiz," "Forces of the Interior," and "Rob Peter and pay Paul" along with scattered names such as Germany Dutch Virgin Islands of the U.S. Agriculture and Lionel.

Forces of the Interior Germany A. Virgin Islands U. S. Agriculture Lionel Rob Peter Pay Paul

Ration Book Details and Coupon Validity

The notice outlines ration coupon validity across categories including four stamp books A to Z8 and L5, blue tokens, and A8 through Z8. It lists expiration adjustments and new period validity for basic A coupons, B and C series, and heating year applicability with changes effective promptly.

Associated Press Cesses Foods

Germans Plan War III Aimed at World Leadership

New York Sept 20 a Herald Tribune dispatch says the German high command is urging Nazi minded generals to form a nucleus for a third war. Joseph Driscoll reports a secret document bearing the Reich supreme command imprimatur outlines reconstruction of the army for distribution to Nazi officers from division leaders up to the rank of general.

New York New York Herald Tribune Joseph Driscoll Germany Supreme Command Armed Forces

Legion backs US in world security alliance linked to force

The American Legion convention endorsed U S participation in a free nations alliance backed by force if needed. It urged pursuing unconditional surrender of enemies and the permanent disarmament of Germany and Japan.

Chicago American Legion Today United States Germany Japan

Chinese cabinet spokesman warns on dire military situation

A Chinese cabinet spokesman said the military situation in China is very serious as Japanese troops advance in their campaign to split China. The remark was reported from Chungking on September 20.

Chungking China

Russian Break Through North of Tartu Captures 1500 Communities

Soviet order of the day reports Russian troops have breached German lines north of Tartu in Estonia and captured more than 1,500 communities.

London Tartu Estonia

Roll Germans Back To Threaten Riga Continued From Page 1

Soviet and German forces battled along the Baltic front with Red Army advances near Riga and Jelgava as German defenses aimed to hold coastal corridors. The Russians reached Plavinas and cut supply links, while Romanian Russian forces pushed toward Timosara near Belgrade. Artillery fire continued at Warsaw across the Vistula line.

Estonia Valga Riga Red Army Plavinas Jelgava Latvia Arene Baltic Romania Timosara Belgrade Warsaw

Public Sale at Hall Wilson Farm in Berkeley County

Intending to cut down on farming D W Busey offers sale of farm horses cattle sheep hogs and farming implements at Hall Wilson farm 142 miles south of Gerrardstown on Sept 22 1944 at 1 30 PM Includes Ginger Nancy Buddy and other horses 18 head of cattle 35 head of Shropshire sheep 3 hogs and various implements plus household goods. Cash terms. (9-20-11)

Hall Wilson Gerrardstown Berkeley County White Hall Ginger Nancy Buddy Caesar Penwood Pendale Barbara Shropshire D. W. Busey

Mayor Anderson Plans Attendance at City League Meeting

Mayor C. R. Anderson announced plans to attend the third war conference of the League of Virginia Municipalities in Roanoke September 24 to 26. The event features talks by David E. Lilienthal and Col Edward C. Kavanagh with postwar planning and municipal problem solving on the agenda.

C. R. Anderson League of Virginia Roanoke Anderson David E. Lilienthal Tennessee Valley Authority Morris, Tenn Abram Staples Gamble M. Bowers James A. Anderson Co. H. Morrisett Clifton A. Woodrum Civil Aeronautics Charles I. Stanton Washington Col. Mills F. Neal Selective Service Jacob Crane National Housing Agency

Home Coming Service at Capon Bridge Christian Church

Capon Bridge Christian Church hosts a home coming and dedication on Sunday October first with morning and afternoon sessions. The afternoon features a special service with dedication of two flags and 100 hymn books, plus visiting ministers and musicians. Rev Goode leads. members are urged to bring a box lunch for noon.

Capon Bridge Christian Church J. Goode

Flood Weeps Across Virginia Railways and Roads

Record rainfall of 7.3 inches floods disrupts highways from south Boston to Richmond and Lynchburg. Bridges wash out over 200, rail lines down, trains halted, and one fatality reported in Nelson county as Chatham lacks drinking water and rationing begins.

South Boston Richmond Lynchburg Southern Railroad Norfolk and Western Danville Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Columbia Southern Railway Charlottesville Chesapeake and Ohio Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Seaboard Air Line State Highway Department Roanoke Rufus Bradshaw Faber Nelson County Coves Creek Chatham Cherrystone Creek H. R. Elmore

Fun Festival Plans Outlined By Sanders

George Sanders announces the tenth annual Lion's Pun Festival set for October 17 to 21 at the Winchester Armory with new games and features. Marvin Weaver is assistant director and a black Shetland pony with cart and harness will be given away on Saturday night October 21. Winchester Lions support eye and dental clinics in Frederick and Winchester counties. Lt. Rudolph Crisman spoke at the weekly luncheon, recounting WWII service in southern England and recent return from an 18 month stint as squadron leader of a Marauder unit. J. B. Redman, of Beaumont Texas, now with Merchants Marine, briefly noted that branch.

George Sanders Winchester Marvin Weaver Winchester Lions Frederick County Crisman Rudolph Rudy) Crisman U. S. Army Corps England J. B. Red

Chief Meade Replaced On Leave By Navy Recruiter

Chief Meade is on leave and Chief Machinists Mate J W McDevitt U S Navy retired is temporary duty here at the Navy Recruiting Station relieving Mead. McDevitt attached to the Navy Recruiting Main Station in Washington has 26 years active duty and served with the fleet worldwide. He will be in Winchester until October 2.

J. W. McDevitt U. S. Navy Mead Navy Chief McDevitt Washington, D. C Winchester

Armistice tightens Allied access to Finnish airfields

Finland agrees to place southern and southwestern airfields at Allies disposal while ceding Karelia to Russia and leasing Porkkala for 50 years. The pact fixes the border and orders 300 million dollars in reparations, with Finland’s merchant fleet placed at Allied disposal for wartime transport.

Finland Russia van Born Karelia Leningrad Lake Ladoga Viipuri Petsamo Porkkala Finnish Gulf von Born

Allied Breakthroughs Meet Nazi Resistance Across Holland and Germany

Allied forces pushed toward the Reich frontier across an 80 mile front in Holland and Belgium. American units advanced into Germany near Aachen and Duren while Dutch ports like Brest were liberated after a long siege. German resistance weakened as Allied air and ground forces closed lines to Rotterdam and Amsterdam and prisoners flooded Brest.

Eindhoven Nijmegen Arnhem Heinrich Himmler Holland Rotterdam Amsterdam Paris Utrecht Berlin Schelde Hulst Canal Antwerp Germany Sitard and Amstenrade Aachen Simpelveld Prum Cologne U. S Rhineland Third Army Dieuze Baccarat Nancy Gerbeviller Charmes Pont-a-Mousson Metz Supreme Headquarters Seventh Army Belfort Gap Brest France

Dog Struck By Car Missing in Front of Fairmont Ave Residence

A brown and white springer spaniel owned by Mrs. Victor Arthur was struck around 1 30 AM in front of Mrs. John Steck’s home on Fairmont Avenue. A Yellow Taxi Cab driver witnessed the hit and said the car did not stop. Headlights were broken. the dog has disappeared, possibly dragged away. Call Mrs Arthur or Mrs Steck with information.

Victor Arthur John Steck Fairmont Avenue Arthur Steck

Civilian life and morale rise amid Allied advance in Belgium

War correspondent notes American armored forces pressing through France and Belgium with little hunger among civilians. He praises English resilience, contrasts bombing impacts in London and Paris, and records a Q and A on ship turnaround time by E R M A.

Belgium Amored William E. Dahl Ft. Worth Texas France Dahl Paris London England

Ford's Georgia model community builds on 70,000 acres

In 1925 Henry Ford began buying hundreds of plantations in Georgia, expanding to about 70,000 acres. In Bryan and Chatham Counties he develops a model community and has opened a school to train local residents in crafts and sciences.

Henry Ford Georgia C. H A Ford Bryan Chatham

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