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Pursuits of war :

the people of Charlottesville and Albemarle County, Virginia, in the Second World War

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Index to Chapters I–XVI

(See also rosters of service personnel in Chapters XVII–XX)

Abattoir, 64, 68, 107
Abell, Percy, 104
Adams, Roscoe S., 23, 71, 72, 163, 239
Afton Hotel, 104
Agricultural Adjustment Administration,
United States, 98, 100
Agricultural Extension Service. See Extension
Service, Agricultural
Agricultural Society of Albemarle County,
98
Agriculture, Albemarle County, 4, 95–123
Agriculture, Albemarle County Board of.
See County Board of Agriculture
Agricultural, Secretary of, 97
Agriculture, United States Department of,
45, 96, 98, 99, 102, 105, 114, 116
Air raid wardens, 17. 19. See also Civilian
Defense Council, Charlottesville and
Albemarle County
Air raids (mock), 13, 14, 18, 22, 23, 181
Aircraft spotters, 12, 13, 15, 20, 22. See
also Aircraft warning observation
posts
Aircraft warning observation posts, 20, 22,
47. See also Aircraft spotters
Aircraft Warning Service, Virginia, 12, 14,
16, 20, 21, 22
Albemarle Art League, 152, 153
Albemarle County Board of Agriculture.
See County Board of Agriculture
Albemarle County Dairy Herd Improvement
Association, 102
Albemarle County Farm Bureau, 104, 107
Albemarle County government, 4
Albemarle County Medical Society, 99–100
Albemarle County Pulpwood Committee,
121
Albemarle County War Board. See County
War Board
Albemarle Dairymen's Association, 106
Albemarle Farm Bureau, 68
Albemarle Feeder Calf Producers Association,
106, 112
Albemarle Garden Club, 117
Albemarle Hereford Association, 106
Albemarle Hotel, 283
Albemarle Terracing Association, 100
Albemarle Training School for Negroes, 28
Albemarle Weaving Company, 83
Albemarle Wool Pool, 106
Alberene Stone Corporation of Virginia,
47, 77, 88–89
Alderman Library, 166–169
Alexandria, Virginia, 10, 191
Alien registration, 188–189
Allen, Mrs. R. L., 118
Allison, Thomas A., 119
Ambler, R. C., 47
American Association of University Women,
Charlottesville Chapter, 11–12, 36
American-Canadian First Special Service
Force, 221
American Field Service, 206
American Legion, 9, 26, 47, 187
American Legion Auxiliary, 27
American Legion, Crispus Attucks Post,
34
American Library Association, 166
American Red Cross, 11, 21, 37, 52, 83,
125, 126, 127, 128, 131, 140, 145, 147,
159, 166, 216, 217, 218, 226–227
American Red Cross, Albemarle County
Chapter, 4, 21, 26, 44, 120, 125–145, 147,
157
American Red Cross, Eastern Area, Alexandria,
Virginia, 132, 137
American Red Cross Mobile Blood Donor
Service, 11, 133, 135–136, 140
Amiss, Glynn W., 266–267
Anderson, Clinton P., 123
Anderson, Robert O., 98
A. P. Hill Military Reservation, Virginia,
239
Appalachian Apple Growers, Inc., 107
Archer, V. W., 187
Army-Navy “E” award, 28, 81, 82, 83,
86–87, 94, 153
Ash Lawn, 150
Astor, Lady Nancy, 12, 161, 231–232
Astor, Lord Vincent, 12
Atlantic City, New Jersey, 182
Austin, Bill, 183
Austin, Bob, 182
Bahamian farm laborers, 103, 104
Bain, Ed, 47
Bainbridge Naval Training Station, Maryland,
198
Baker, Mrs. Fenner, 137
Bakutis, F. E., 274
Ballard, Hunter, 101, 104
Baltimore, Maryland, 130
Balz, Patricia G. (Mrs. Patrick Vincent),
145
Baptist churches. See First Baptist Church
(Negro), University Baptist Church
Baptist, H. L., 231
Barham, Charles, Jr., 10, 79
Barham, Mrs. Charles, Jr., 139, 145
Barksdale, James Merritt, 251
Barksdale, W. A., 9, 142
Barnes Lumber Corporation, 13, 17, 90,
120, 237
Barnes, Silas, 56
Barrett, Charles D., 262, 263
Barringer, P. B., 142
Barrow, Mrs. Fay, 118
Batesville, Virginia, 144
Batten, Donald Sherwood, 198
Batten, George Rexford, 198
Batten, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H., 198
Battle, John S., 9, 148, 163, 170, 265
Battle, William C. (“Bill”), 265
Beale, Kenneth W., 32
Beall, Louise O., 154, 158
Beams, Jesse W., 22, 175
Bean, Randolph, 79
Beard, Anne (Mrs. Johnson Dennis), 132,
133, 142
Beard, Mrs. Elizabeth, 164
Beard, Pauline, 128, 131, 142
“Beau Val,” 162
Beck, Mrs. C. Nelson, 99
Beck, John Edwin, 200
Beery, Ruth, 212
Belgian war relief, 165–166
Bell, Mrs. J. E., 136
Belt, Henry E., 200
Berdahl, James E., 31
Berkeley, Helen, 193
Bessie Dunn Miller Center for Cancer Prevention,
99
Bethel, Herbert C., 247
Bibb, Maurice A., 32
Birckhead, Warren T., 226–227
Bishop, Melvin R., Jr., 244
Black, Gordon Witt, 206
Blackford, Staige D., 191, 193, 213
Blackford, Mrs. Staige D., 135, 136, 143
Blackouts, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23,
128, 175, 181–182
Blacksburg, Virginia, 99
Blackstone, Virginia, 157

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Bland, S. Otis, 59
Blood bank, 11, 131
Blood Donor Service, Mobile. See American
Red Cross
Blood plasma, 11, 49, 131, 136, 182
Blue Ridge Sanatorium, 68, 69
Blue Ridge Slate Corporation, 89
B'nai B'rith, Charlottesville, 34
Boardman, Mabel, 127
Bonds. See War bonds
Boogher, Dudley A., 137
Boothe, Gardner L., 10
Borden, J. P., 9
Boston, Massachusetts, 127
Bowes-Lyon, David, 12
Bowes-Lyon, Davina, 12
Bowes-Lyon, Simon, 12
Bowles, Chester, 68
Bowman, Frank O., 220
Boy Scouts of America, Charlottesville, 16,
37, 41, 42, 43, 50, 52, 117
Boy Scouts of America, Crozet, 43, 44
Boy Scouts of America, Greenwood, 43
Bradbury, Sanford, 178
Bradley, Edgar L., 9, 10, 56, 98
Branham, Thomas E., 270
Breeden, Ernest, 9
Bridges, J. L., 43
Bright, J. Fulmer, 68, 72
British-American Ambulance Corps, 160,
205
British sailors, 27, 150–151, 153, 155–156,
160
British War Relief, 163
Britton, Ralph, 183
Brooks, J. Callan, 9, 192
Brooks, Mrs. J. Callan, 253
Broome, Roger Greville Brooke, III, 269
Brown, Harry Elmer, 198
Brown, Prentiss, 59
Brown, Richard Marton, 198
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Richard T., 198
Brown, William E., 187
Brumback, Henry M., 52, 99, 101, 112, 117
Brunger, Earl H., 98
Bryan, John Stewart, 148
Buckingham County, Virginia, 119, 187
Buckmaster, Augustus H., 254
Buckmaster, Elliott, 254
Buckner, Simon B., 278
Budget Bureau, United States, 256
Bunch, Luther D., 221
Bundles for Britain, 159
Bundles for Britain, Charlottesville Branch,
159–164
Burke, R. Belle, 117
Burnley Brothers Coal Company, 79
Burnley, Mrs. Frank, 140, 143
Burnley, Seth, 4, 9, 10, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19,
23, 42, 56, 69, 116, 175, 181
Burton, Mrs. Edwin, 129
Bush, Henry McComb, 12, 20, 21, 42, 64,
200
Business and Professional Women's Club,
Charlottesville, 77, 164, 185
Butler, Smedley D., 256
Butler, Walter, Shipbuilders, Inc., Superior,
Wisconsin, 280
Byrd, Harry F., 72
Byrd, Mason S., 56
Byrd, Mrs. Mason S., 130, 137, 142, 145
Byrd, Norman, 17
Byrnes, James F., 59
Cale, Paul H., 43
Calhoun, Frank H., 200
Camp Albemarle, 173
Camp Fire Girls, Charlottesville, 51
Camp Kilmer, New Jersey, 193, 212
Camp Lee, Virginia, 88
Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, 195
Camp Peary, Virginia, 155
Camp Pickett, Virginia, 136, 157
Campbell County, Virginia, 39
Campbell, Gilbert S., 177, 179
Campbell, H. P., 12
Canadian Women's Transport, 128
Canning center, Charlottesville, 118–120,
165
Canning center, Scottsville, 119, 120, 165
Canteen at railroad station, Charlottesville,
132–133, 144
Carroll, Madeleine, 160, 161
Carruthers, Elmer Irving, Jr., 265–266
Carruthers, Thomas M., 266
Carter, Mrs. Blakeley, 126, 127, 132, 144
Carter, Charles R., 10
Carter, Henri G. (“Ricky”), 272
Carter, Howard, Jr., 272
Carter, Merril L., 27., 253–254
Carter, Nancy Elizabeth, 242
Carter, Robert E., III, 271
Carter's Bridge, 143
Carver, Marjorie, 180, 183
Carver, Roy Daniel, 240
Cass, W. F., 280, 283
Cassell, Clair F., 142, 143
Cather, T. Russell, 191
Catholic church. See Church of the Holy
Comforter
Catlin, Mrs. Randolph, 56
Ceiling prices. See Rationing and price
control
Central Virginia Planning Commission,
91, 93, 102, 118
Chadwick, Mrs. John, 144
Chalmers, Dwight M., 190
Chamber of Commerce, Charlottesville and
Albemarle County, 31, 33, 56, 70, 73,
74, 77, 102, 104, 190
Chamber of Commerce, Virginia State, 32
Chamberlain, Bernard P., 10, 73, 74, 163,
187
Chamberlain, William C., Jr., 173–175
Chanutin, Mrs. Alfred, 133, 139, 143
Charles Pratt, SS, 205
Charlie, Loyd W., 180, 183
Charlotte, Queen of England, 163
“Charlottesville, City of” (bomber), 280
Charlottesville Coca-Cola Botting Company,
49
Charlottesville Go-To-Work campaign, 79
Charlottesville Livestock Market, 114–115
Charlottesville Lumber Company, 90
Charlottesville Ministerial Association, 164
Charlottesville Municipal Band, 26
Charlottesville Oil Company, Inc., 45, 50
Charlottesville Presbyterian Church, 117,
149, 190, 196, 197
Charlottesville Real Estate Board, 72, 74
Charlottesville, USS, 280–284
Charlottesville Woolen Mills, 83, 198
Chauvenet, Louis, 9, 10, 116, 154
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
15, 46, 85, 89, 132, 190
Chewning, William T., 231
Chiang, Mayling Soong (Madame Chiang
Kai Shek), 164
Child Welfare Association, 140
Children's Home, Charlottesville, 117
Children's Victory Garden Club, Charlottesville,
117
Childress, Henry Cecil, 187
Chiles, Henry, 56
Chinese war relief, 164
Chisholm, Linwood, 19
Christ Episcopal Church, Charlottesville,
151, 165
Church of the Holy Comforter, Charlottesville,
117
Churchill, Winston, 8
Churchill, Mrs. Winston, 162
Cigarette shortage, 67–68
Cismont, Virginia, 227
Citizens Defense Corps, 10
City Council, Charlottesville, 4, 15, 28, 77,
113, 114, 119, 131, 149, 152
Civil Air Patrol, Charlottesville and Albemarle

421

Squadron (Lewis Squadron), 18,
26, 171, 180–184
Civilian Conservation Corps, United States,
192
Civilian Defense, 7–24
Civilian Defense Corps, 10, 13
Civilian Defense Council, Charlottesville
and Ablemarle County, 9, 10, 21, 23,
42, 116, 120, 121, 129–130, 131, 144, 181
Civilian Defense Council, Charlottesville
and Albemarle County, Recreation
Committee of, 9, 149–152
Civilian Defense Council, Virginia, 41
Civilian Defense, State Office of, 10, 11,
18, 19, 23
Civilian Defense, United States Office of,
13, 21, 183
Clark, Hugh, 186, 200
Clark School, 28, 35, 46
Clay, Mrs. H. H. Spender, 12
Clement, Mrs. Stuart, 139
Clemons, Harry, 166
Clothing, National Collection of Discarded,
52
Cobham, Virginia, 234, 271
Coffee rationing. See Foods rationed
Coiner, L. E., 42, 44
Cole, Charles C., 233
Coles, B. A., 200
Coles, Robert, 142, 143
Commonwealth of Virginia, 57
Community and War Fund, Charlottesville
and Albemarle County, 170
Community Fund, Charlottesville and Albemarle
County, 44
Company K. 116th Infantry. See Monticello
Guard
Congress, United States, 10
Congressional Medal of Honor. See Medal
of Honor
Conrad, Mrs. Janet E., 274
Conrad, Ralph Erskine, 274
Convict Camp, Crozet, 104
Cootes, F. Graham, 208
Copeley Hill, Charlottesville, 73
Copenhaver, Edwin V., 176
Coster, Donald Q., 242–243
County Board of Agriculture, Albemarle,
'45, 100, 115
County Board of Supervisors, Albemarle,
15, 77, 90, 100, 153
County Defense Board, Albemarle, 98, 100
County War Board. Albemarle, 45, 98, 100,
106, 118
Covesville, Virginia, 20, 143, 195, 251
Cowles, Harry Hubbard, 270–271
Craddock, Alice May (Mrs. Henry Wise),
198
Craddock, Henry Eugene, 198
Craddock, Henry Wise, 198
Craig, Brown Lewis, 211–212
Cranwell, James, 244
Craven, Harry, 173
Craw, Demas Thurlow, 31, 207–211
Craw Field, 211
Craw, Mary Wesson (Mrs. Demas Thurlow),
31, 208, 209
Craw, Nicholas, 208
Crenshaw, H. J., 98
Crenshaw, Walter S., 130, 142, 178
Crigler, Carlyle, 99
Critzer, F. F., 48
Cropp, Wilson Warner, 187
Crosby, Bing, 155
Crow, Nan, 9, 117, 137, 143, 149, 152, 154
Crozet Cold Storage Corporation, 77, 89–90
Crozet Convict Camp, 104
Crozet Fruit Growers Cooperative, 103, 104
Crozet, Virginia, 17, 20, 33, 41, 43, 44,
47, 56, 73, 101, 103, 108, 119, 144, 165,
187, 206, 233, 234, 240, 251, 264
Cub Scouts, See Boy Scouts
Culpeper, Virginia, 99
Curacoa, HMS, 230
Curry, Sue, 188
Dabney, A. D., 163, 187, 190
Dabney, Mrs. Kate, 181
Daily Progress, The, Charlottesville, 13, 14,
15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 28, 46, 58, 62, 63,
64, 71, 78, 81, 101, 102, 104, 116, 148,
150, 151, 152, 155, 156, 161, 162, 175,
176, 177, 188, 237, 263
Dandridge, William R., 200
Daniel, Frank D., 200
Daniel, Thomas H., 56, 200
Darden, Colgate W., Jr., 23, 45, 81, 91,
102, 148, 177, 179
Daughters of the American Revolution,
Jack Jouett Chapter, 27
Daughters of the American Revolution,
Shadwell Chapter, 53
Davidson, E. C., 191
Davis, Calvin Edgar, 198
Davis, Mr. and Mrs, Floyd F., 198
Davis, George William, 223
Davis, John P., 189, 230
Davis, Johnny, 32
Davis, Landon L., Jr., 31, 255
Davis, Norman, 127
Davis, Raymond Earl, 198
Dawson, Andrew J., 223
D-Day (June 6, 1944), 78–79, 136, 195,
232–234, 240
Defense, See Civilian Defense
Defense Board, Albemarle County, See
County Defense Board
Defense bonds, 25. See also War bonds
Defense Plants Corporation, United States,
90
Defense Supplies Corporation, United
States, 52
de Gaulle, Charles, 242–243
Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 169
Dennis, Mrs. Johnson. See Beard, Anne
Dennis, Mrs. Wayne, 11
Derby, Arthur L., 252
Des Moines, Iowa, 194
Dettor, Edwards, and Morris, 49
Dettor, W. Towles, 9, 56
Dinwiddie, Mary Louise, 166, 167, 196
Dirickson, C. Forman, 227–228
Disney, Walt, 51, 134
Disque, Frederick C., 36, 153
District of Columbia, 70, 166, 186, See also
Washington, D. C.
Dobie, Armistead M., 26, 31
Doner, George Cleveland, 276–277
Donovan, H. A., 66
Doyle, Andrew A., 267
Drash, Everett Cato, 127, 193, 220
Dresden, SS, 205
Drew, Mrs. E. Allen. See Sage, Harriet B.
Drew Field, 195
Dudley, Clayborne W., 240
Dulaney, Alvin T., 280
“Dunlora,” 208
Dunn, Percy G., 185
Dunton, H. L., 103
Durrette, Eugene P., 102
Dyer, Willard C., 239
“E” award, See Army-Navy “E”
Early, F. Roy, 185, 191
Early, F. W., 182
Early, Jack, 173
Earlysville, Virginia, 20, 44, 279
Easley, James S., 32
East End Parking Lot, Charlottesville, 45,
190
Eastham, Rosser Jackson, 260–261
Eastham, Virginia, 252, 270
Ecker, H. D., 280
Edward Rutledge, USS, 211
Edwards, Mrs. L. P., 140, 143
Eidelman, Arthur, 18, 180, 183
Eighth Air Force, 225, 228, 247
8th Evacuation Hospital, 120, 127, 193, 212213,
217–221
Eighth War Loan, 37–39, 40

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85th Division, 223
86th Bomber Group, 198
Eisenhower, Dwight D, 43, 95
Elizabeth, Queen of England, 12, 162
Elks' Home, Charlottesvile, 17
Elliot, W. Glenn, 12, 16
Elliott Ice Company, 64, 68, 69, 97, 107
Elliott, Millard C., 64
Emergency Feed and Seed Loan Office,
United States, 99
Emmons, Delos, 207
Employment Service, United States, 101,
195
Englar, Thomas S., 113
Englar, Mrs. Thomas S., 128, 141
Englert, Arthur V., 130
Episcopal churches, See Christ Episcopal
Church, Charlottesville; St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Charlottesville; St.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Ivy.
Ergenbright, R. T., 186, 200
Esmont, Virginia, 144, 234, 237
Essex Corporation, 90
Estes, Benjamin W., 198
Estes, Elmer J., 198
Estes, Mrs. Fanny, 198
Estes, Henry H., 198
Estes, Horace O., 198
Estes, Joseph W., 198
Estes, Nathaniel, 198
Estes, Paul S., 198
Estes, Richard, 198
Estes, Richard J., 198
Estes, Mrs. Thomas M., 198
Estes, William C., 198
Euler, Henry J., Jr., 248–249
Ewell, N. McG., 12
Exeter, SS, 211
Extension Service, Agricultural, 97–101,
104, 106
Eye, Berlin, 10
Falmouth, Virginia, 175
Faris, John F., 47, 125, 128, 142
Farm Credit Administration, United States,
99, 100
Farm labor, 101. See also Bahamian farm
laborers and Prisoners of war, German

Farm Labor Committee, Albemarle County,
101
Farm Labor Committee, Central Virginia
Planning Commission, 102
Farm Machinery Rationing Committee,
Albemarle County, 106
Farm Security Administration. United
States, 98–99, 100, 101, 120
Farmington Country Club, 160, 162
Farmington, Virginia, 17, 45, 144, 159
Fats, salvage of, 50–51, 53
Federal Bureau of, Investigation, 121
Federal Reserve Bank, 27, 86
Federal Works Agency, 91
Fekas, Peter G., 240
Fifteenth Air Force, 222, 223
5th Ranger Battalion, 236
Fifth War Loan, 33–34, 40
Finnegan, Walter, 274
Fire Department, Charlottesville, 43, 47
Fire Department, Crozet, 47
First Baptist Church (Negro), Charlottesville,
149
First Division, 213, 232–233
First Marine Amphibious Corps, 262, 265
First Marine Division, 257, 258, 262
First Methodist Church, Charlottesville,
117, 135, 149
First War Loan, 27, 40
502nd Parachute Regiment, 247
Fleet Marine Force, 256
Fleming, Harvey Hamilton, 227
Fletcher, Marshall P., 189, 190
“Flordon,” 10
Fluvanna County, Virginia, 98, 119, 121,
187
Foods rationed, 61–70
Foreign visitors to Charlottesville and Albemarle
County, 11–12, 162, 188. See also
British sailors and French sailors
Forest Fire Fighters Service, 121, 122
Forest Service, Virginia, 100, 101, 121, 122
Fort Belvoir, Virginia, 88
Fort Benning, Georgia, 189, 193
Fort Eustis, Virginia, 178
Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, 173, 187,
189, 190
Fort Knox, Kentucky, 169
45th Division, 221
4-H Club National Victory Achievement
Contest, 115
4-H Clubs, Albemarle County, 44, 49, 51,
52, 99, 100, 104, 112, 114, 115, 116,
118, 120
Fournier, Jeanne, 99
4th Infantry Division, 245
Fourth Marine Division, 256
Fourth War Loan, 32–33, 40
Fowler, Walter E., 176–177
Fowler, Walter E., Jr., 172
Fox, Nelson B., 221
France, invasion of. See D-Day
Franke, Walter Royden, 18, 180, 181, 183
Fray, A. G., 9
Frazier, Harry, Jr., 28, 29, 32, 159
Fredericksburg, Virginia, 172, 175
Free Union, Virginia, 115, 144, 173, 186
French sailors, 156
French war relief, 165–166
Frizzell, Mrs. John R., Jr., 33
Fuel oil rationing, 58
Funsten, James C., 279
Funsten, Mrs. Robert V., 131, 154, 158
Furlong, William R., 252
Gamble, Mrs. Edward, 162
Gardner, Thomas D., 234
Garrett, M. T., 200
Garrett Park, Maryland, 176
Garson, Greer, 26
Garth Road, 20
Gasoline rationing, 55–61, 149–150, 153
Geiger, Roy E., 266
General Assembly, Virginia, 4, 10
Gentile, Don, 35
Gentry, George, 274
Gentry, George Cushman, 274
Gerhardt, Charles H., 241
Germany, surrender of. See V-E Day
Gerow, Leonard T., 232, 239
Gianakos, Gus, 164
Gibson, Clarence Cecil, 199
Gibson, Coleman Tafty, 199
Gibson, John W., 199
Gibson, Mary Ellen, 218
Gildersleeve, Mrs. Charlotte, 132, 133
Giles, Franklin B., 278–279
Gilmore, Howard W., 255
Gilmore, Mrs. John A., 140, 143
Girl Scouts of America, Charlottesville, 18,
19, 41, 51, 52
Gleason, Mrs. Eula, 196
Gleason, J. Emmett, 34, 35, 36, 93, 280, 283
Gleason, Mrs. J. Emmett, 280–281, 283
Gleason, Robert S., 244
Glenn, Garrard, 16
Glick, Ina, 99, 117
Gooch, Robert Kent, 9
Gooch, Mrs. Robert Kent, 162
Goochland County, Virginia, 98, 121
Goodloe, Henry B., 9, 178, 180
Goodwin, William Hall, 160
Goodwyn, Edward E., 176, 177, 178
Gordon, Henry B., 200
Gordonsville, Virginia, 15, 260
Gordonsville, Virginia, Municipal Airport,
177
Go-to-Work campaign, 79
Graham, R. Claude, 9, 99
Graves, John S., 47, 89
“Gray Ladies,” 139

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Grayson, USS, 260–261
Greaver, Maurice F., 10, 57, 59
Greek war relief, 153, 164
Greene County, Virginia, 187
Greenough, Thomas Olney, 205
Greenwood Community League, 33
Greenwood High School, 28, 43
Greenwood, Virginia, 10, 12, 20, 43, 127,
143, 144, 156, 161, 165
Greer, Conley G., 99
Grigg, Mrs. Milton L., 10
Ground Observer Corps, 14, 20, 21, 22, 23
Grove, James Philip, 172, 173, 178, 179,
200
Haden, Chesley A., 101, 103, 104
Haden, Henry A., 4, 56, 100
Haden, W. Dan, 4, 9, 13, 16, 23, 42, 163,
170, 252
Hageman, James A., 38, 247–248
Haggard, Claude S, (“Billy”), 269–270
Hale, Mrs. Oron J., 11
Haley, Richard L., 252
Halifax, Dorothy, Countess of, 162
Halifax, Edward, Earl of, 162
Hall, Gilmer M., 267–268
Hall, R. E., Jr., 42
Hall, R. O., 186, 200
Halloran General Hospital, New York,
New York, 212
Halsey, William F., 254, 260, 265
Hamilton, Marion, 216
Hamilton, Pierpont Morgan, 208–209
Hamm, George S., 261
Hamm, Strother F., 186, 200
Hamman, USS, 254
Hampton Roads, Virginia, 150, 151
Hansen, Oskar, 251
Hansen, Phillip, 251
Harlan, Mrs. J. Fred, 142
Harlow, Bernard C., 267
Harlow, Dorothy (Mrs. James Elmer),
199, 226
Harlow, H. Maynard (“Bull”), 255
Harlow, Mrs. Henry, 31
Harlow, James Elmer, 32, 199, 226
Harmon, R. R., 84, 87
Harris, F. L., 72
Harris, Mary, 126, 144
Harrison, Mrs. Randolph, 42
Harrisonburg, Virginia, 172, 181
Hart, A. D., 187
Hartman, Frank Cullen, 245–247
Hartman, Frank E., 46, 196
Hartman, Mrs. Frank E., 196
Hartman, Richard Waugh, 246
Haugan, Gertrude, 145
Hawkins, Mrs. George H., 71
Hawkins, O. E. and C. L., 77, 163
Health Department, Joint Albemarle County-Charlottesville,
130, 144
Heath, Horace Walker, 279
Hedges, H. S., 56, 187
Heilman, Graham McElhenny, 221
Hench, Mrs. Atcheson L., 139
Henderson, Mrs. Charles, 140, 143
Henderson and Ervin, 83
Henderson, Leon, 41, 42
Henderson, Willis, 31
Henrico County, Virginia, 39
Henry, Thomas R., 231
Henshaw, John M., 175
Herold, H. V., 109–110
Hersey, John, 257
High School Victory Corps, 102
Hildreth, Mrs. N. T., 128, 137, 145
Hildreth, Nathaniel T., 189
Hildreth, William S., 9, 25, 27, 28, 29, 32,
34, 39, 143
Hill, Henry H., 42, 45
Hill Wrecking Company, 45, 47
Hobucken, North Carolina, 237
Holcomb, Thomas, 257, 263
“Holkham,” 109, 110
Holland, Larry D., 205
Holy Cross Mission, Virginia, 144
Home Defense Council, 9
Home Demonstration Clubs, Albemarle
County, 44, 48, 51, 99, 100, 104, 115,
118, 120
Home Laundry, Inc., 78
Hoose, Sharon, 31
Hoover, Eugene, 277–278
Hopkins, Thomas D., 271
Hornet, USS, 260
Horwitz, Sylvia P., 34
Hosey, Eleanor, 152
Houchens, Mason E., 226
Hough, Mrs. Theodore, 116, 136
Housing, 70–75
Houston, USS, 252
Howard, Mrs. Eleanor, 11
Howard, John J., 23
Howard, Mrs. Roy, 156
Howardsville, Virginia, 144, 198, 260
Howie, Thomas D., 241
Huff, Mrs. Ruth Burruss, 99, 100, 104, 117,
120
Hugh L. Scott, USS, 211
Hughes, Aubrey S., 179
Hughes, Mrs. W. E., 51
Hughes, William H., 272
Hulvey, Charles N., Jr., 33
Humphreys, H. E., Jr., 91
Hundley, John G., 263–264
Hunt, Raymond, 9, 33
Hunt, Mrs. Raymond, 141, 144
Hunt, Roy, 258
Hurt, S. H., 158
Huxley, Elspeth, 161
Ickes, Harold, 55, 60
Idle Tire Purchase Plan, 57
Industrial production, 77–94
Industrial Salvage Committee, Charlottesville,
48
Inland Service Corporation, Charlottesville,
52
Intropid, USS, 279
Ivy Creek, 98
Ivy, Virginia, 10, 47, 48, 59, 109, 110, 137,
143, 144, 231, 244, 245
Ix, Frank, Jr., 48, 80, 81, 173
Ix, Frank, and Sons, Inc., 29, 47, 77, 8083,
94, 153
Ix, Frank, and Sons, Inc., New Holland,
Pennsylvania, 80
Jackson, Asbury H., 230
Jackson, J. A., 117
Jackson, Raymond L., 185
Jackson, Thomas J. (“Stonewall”), 256
Jackson, William, 158
James River, 112
Jammé, Vincent dePaul, Jr., 279
Japan, surrender of, See V-J Day
Jefferson High School, 26, 46, 119
Jefferson, Thomas, 22, 29, 97, 98, 109, 116,
186, 283
Jessup, S. A., 112
Joachim, Phillip, 271
Johnson, Carl E., 222
Johnson, G. F., 200
Johnson, James G., 9
Jones, Bessie, 99, 100
Jones, Mrs. Evangeline, 119
Jones, James F., 145
Jones, T. E., 200
Jordan, Harvey E., 9, 11, 129
Joseph Hewes, USS, 211
Junior Red Cross, See American Red Cross
Kardos, James N., 273
Kardos, John Chris, 237
Kaulback, Frank, 180, 183
Keene, Virginia, 27
Kelsey, Stephen, 47
Kerosene rationing, 58
Keswick Hunt Club, 162, 260
Keswick, Virginia, 48, 143, 144, 176, 181,
186, 188
Kidd, Mamie E., 218

424

Kidder, Mrs. Delos, 117
Kilgore, William P., 18, 180, 182
Kilham, Mrs. Austin, 142
King, Mrs. Betty, 31
Kirby, Bobby, 183
Kitchen fats, salvage of, 50–51, 53
Kiwanis Club, Charlottesville, 9, 25, 34,
46, 102, 118, 119
Knight, Elton L., 247
Knipscher, William Cornelius, 187
Knothe Brothers, Inc., 83
Kremer, Alvin W., 168
Labor, United States Department of, 71,
72
Lacey, Mrs. W. L., 136
Laird, William H., 193
Laird, Mrs. William H., 136, 143
Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. John, 115
Lamb, Maxine, 115, 116
Landis, James M., 13
Lane High School, 28, 31, 33, 34, 35, 36,
38, 46, 63, 140, 157, 178, 182, 183, 184,
188, 191–192, 256, 263
Lang, Raymond, 249
Langhorne, May, 133, 144
Langhorne, Nancy. See Astor, Lady Nancy
Langley Field, Virginia, 182
Langley, USS, 252
Laramie, USS, 206
LaRoche, Richard M., 168
Lay, Beirne, Jr., 228–230
Leavell, Byrd Stuart, 200, 212
Lee Bakery Company, 77
Lee, E. G., 9
Lee, Robert E., 256
Lehman, Mrs. Edwin P., 159
Lentz, Carlisle S., 131
Levy, I. D., 268
Lewis, C. B. (“Pat”), 18, 180, 183
Lewis, James R., 283–284
Lewis Squadron. See Civil Air Patrol, Charlottesville
and Albemarle County
Squadron
Lexington, USS, 254, 274
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Certificate
of Merit, 81, 83
Library of Congress, 166, 168, 169
Lions Club, Charlottesville, 28, 46, 101–102,
188
Lions Club, Crozet, 33
Lions Club, Scottsville, 27, 33, 90, 119
Lions Clubs, Albemarle County, 188
Liquor rationing, 62
Lively, Jacob Lee, 236–237
Livers, John L., 191
“Logan Farm,” 260
Longstreet, James, 256
Louisa County, Virginia, 98, 121
Loving, Lunsford L., 74
Loving, R. F., 56
Lucas, Charles W., 280
Lupton, Charles T., 244
Lynchburg, Virginia, 48, 73, 256
Lyon, Ellis L., 121
MacArthur, Douglas, 252, 263, 267, 274
McCabe, E. R. Warner, 86, 239
McCain, John S., 258
McCann, Billy, 32
McGavock, John F., 173, 200
McGavock, Mrs. John F., 133, 144
McGowan, Albert, 11
MacGregor Motors, Inc., 196
McGuffey School, 35, 46, 47
McGuire General Hospital, Richmond, Virginia,
199
McIntire Park, 43, 178
McIntire School, 35
McJimsey, George William, 275
McMurdo, Muriel, 145
McNeel, John O., 200
MacWilliams, Edward N. (“Uncle Jim”),
27
Macconochie, Mrs. Arthur Frank, 159, 161,
162, 163
Macy, Henry R., 242–244
Madison County, Virginia, 187
Magruder, R. G., 200
Mahanes, Charles L., 180
Mahanes, Lewis, 227
Major, Stanley P., 237, 239
Mann, Nathaniel F., 277
Manufacturing, 4, 77–94
Marblehead, USS, 252
Marshall, Claude, 194
Marshall, George C., 263
Marshall, John, 194
Marshall, Katherine Lea, 145, 227
Martin, Jack, 13, 22
Martin, John A., 189, 190, 230
Martin, N. W., and Brothers, 88
Martin, Nat R., 136
Mason, Edgar, 148
Mason, Mrs. W. Roy, 165
Matacia, Louis J., 172–173, 176
Maupin, Charles Hunter, 264
Maupin, Dan, 116
Maupin, Gabe N., 200
Maury, Mrs. John, Jr., 128, 144
Medal of Honor, 208–211, 236–240, 262
Meissner, Mrs. Margarete, 165
Meredith, E. B., 48
Meriwether Lewis School, 52
Merrill, Frank D., 272
“Merrill's Marauders,” 272
Merriman, Mrs. Charles, 133, 144
Metals, salvage of, 41, 44–50, 52, 53
Methodist Church, Crozet, 240
Methodist churches, See First Methodist
Church, Charlottesville; Methodist
Church, Crozet
Michie, A. Hewson, 9
Michie, J. Tevis, 84, 86, 87
Michie, Mrs. J. Tevis, 79
Michtom, Mrs. A. R., 47
Michtom, Edward E., 268–269
Mickey, Ross S., 270
Middlesex County, Virginia, 39
Military Government, School of. See
School of Military Government
Miller, Mrs. Bessie Dunn, 99, 100, 115
Miller, Henry C., 183
Miller, Llewellyn, 142, 143
Miller, Richard G., Jr., 222
Miller, Richard H., 186, 200
Miller School, 20, 41, 144, 188
Milton, Virginia, 181
Minor, C. Venable, 12, 20, 22
Minor, Mr. and Mrs. James F., 158
Minute Man Flag, 81, 83, 86
Minute Men. See Virginia Reserve Militia

“Mirador,” 12, 161, 162, 231
Mississippi River, 280
Mitchell, Marjorie, 148
Monssen, USS, 261
Monticello, 20, 22, 31, 97, 136, 150, 157,
186, 280, 283
Monticello Dairy, Inc., 34, 77, 97
Monticello Guard, 4, 33, 172, 173, 180, 187,
189, 190, 191, 195, 230, 231, 232, 234,
236–240. See also 116th Infantry
Monticello Hotel, 14, 17, 18, 188, 283
Monticello Road, 194
Monticello Shirt Company, 83
Moomaw, Ben C., Jr., 34, 39
Moore, Herbert A., 189
Moore, Mrs. Inez, 119
Moore, Joseph D., 245
Moore's Creek, 117
Moorman's River, 186
Moran, Charles E., 186, 200
Morgan, Mrs. Francis C., 142
Morgenthau, Henry, Jr., 29, 31
Morris, Emmett Edlee, 251
Morris, John, 187
Morris, John R., 191, 194
Morris, Mrs. John R., 27
Morris, Louise, 115

425

Mountbatten, Lord Louis, 271–272
Mowbray, Warren, 273–274
Mulholland, Henry B., 191
Mulholland, Mrs. Henry B., 128, 133, 137,
144
Mundy, J. O., 186, 200
Nash, Anne, 280
Nash, Charles P., Jr., 9, 10, 13
National Bank and Trust Company, 29
National Catholic Community Service, 147
National Collection of Discarded Clothing,
52
National Guard, See Virginia National
Guard and Monticello Guard
National Housing Agency, 73
National Jewish Welfare Board, 147
National Peach Council, 108
National Travelers Aid Association, 147
National Women's Farm and Garden Club,
117
Neal, Mills F., 185
Negroes, 4, 17, 19, 26, 28, 30, 31, 34, 99,
101, 103, 111, 112, 116, 117, 119, 130131,
149, 157, 158, 165, 187–188, 194,
198, 200, 222, 234, 274
Nehi Bottling Company, Inc., 49, 118
Nelson and Ablemarle Railroad, 89
Nelson County, Virginia, 88, 98, 121, 187
Nelson, Donald, 41, 45
Nelson, Mrs. Page, 138
Nelson, Robert R., 200
Nevada, USS, 251
Neve, Helen, 138
New Bern, North Carolina, 237
New Orleans, Louisiana, 280
New River, North Carolina, 257
New York, New York, 127, 164, 193, 205,
206, 230
Newcomb, John Lloyd, 163, 166
Newcomb, USS, 278–279
Newman, E. R., 26
Newman, Edward, Jr., 145
Newport News, Virginia, 70
Nichols, Anne, 12
Nichols, Dan O., 200
Nichols, Francis, 12
Nichols, Jeanne, 12
Nickles, William I., 183
Nimmo, Mr. and Mrs. G. F., 196, 198
91st Division, 223
99th Fighter Group, 222
Ninth Air Force, 228
9th Division, 198, 207
Nolting, Elizabeth A., 129, 133, 144, 145
Norcross, Charles T., 217
Norcross, G. F., 33
Norfolk Naval Operating Base, 88
Norfolk, Virginia, 14, 15, 130, 151, 155,
283
Normandy, invasion of, See D-Day
Norstad, Lauris, 279–280
Norstad, Mrs. Lauris, 136
North Garden, Virginia, 187
Northen, Oscar E., 48
Northern Virginia Regional Defense Council,
9, 10, 41
Norvelle, Alwyn Berry, 251
Nurse's Aides. See American Red Cross,
Albemarle County Chapter
O'Bannon, USS, 283
Observatory Mountain, 15
Odend'Hal, Ann, 104
Odend'Hal, Patricia, 104
Office of Price Administration, United
States, 41, 42, 55–75, 107–108
Office of Strategic Services, United States,
242
Old Ladies' Home, Charlottesville, 47
Omaha Beach, 195, 232–234
101st Airborne Division, 247
116th Infantry Regiment, 190, 230–233, 234,
236, 239, 240–241, 242. See also Monticello
Guard
110th Field Artillery, 233
O'Neill, Charles T., 29, 32, 33, 91, 142
O. P. A. See Office of Price Administration

Opie, E. Walton, 239
Orange, Virginia, 107
Ord, James B., 182
Overton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 111
Owen, D. B., 103
Owen, Daniel B., Jr., 265
Owensville, Virginia, 47
Pace, Joseph G., 223
Page, L. Augustus, 31
Paine, Wilmer H., 200, 225–226
Paine, Mrs. Wilmer H., 225
“Pantops,” 251
Paper, salvage of, 41–44, 53
Pappas, William, 164
Paramount Theatre, 32, 33, 34, 38, 46, 52,
149
Parent-Teacher Associations, Charlottesville
and Albemarle County, 51, 116,
164, 188
Parris Island, South Carolina, 256
Parrot, E, H., 251–252
Patch, Alexander M., 261
Patton, George S., 230
Patton, Kenneth S., 253
Payne, Frank, 32
Payne, John Albert, 177
Payne, Norman G., 187
Payroll savings plan for war bond purchases,
81
Pearl Harbor, Japanese attack at, 5, 8,
251–252
Pecos, USS, 252
Peoples National Bank, 25, 28, 29
Peregory, Bessie Geneva Kirby (Mrs.
Frank Dabney), 237, 239
Peregory, Frank Dabney, 236–240
Peregory, Mr. and Mrs. James Ervin, 237
Perkins, Mrs. Chiswell, 161
Perkinson, Allan C., 183
Perley, Mary, 47
Perry, Hunter, 142, 143, 176
Perry, Manuel E., 264–265
Perry, Randolph H., 9, 10, 16, 26, 56,
70, 176, 190
Petersburg, Virginia, 232
Peterson, Leonard H., 74, 77
Peyton, Francis Bradley, III, 222
Philadelphia Navy Yard, 155
Pickett, George Edward, 256
Pingley, William Geoff, Jr., 236
Planning Board, Advisory, Charlottesville,
77
Planning Commission. See Central Virginia
Planning Commission
Planning, postwar, 93
Plasma. See Blood plasma
Plunkett, Mrs. Ella, 21
Police Department, Charlottesville, 57
Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. J. E., 198
Pond, Virginia, 194
Poss, I. H., 51
Potomac River, 15
Powell, Marvin J., 103
Pratt, Harry Rogers, 31
Preddy, Bessie, 116
Presbyterian churches. See Charlottesville
Presbyterian Church, Westminster
Presbyterian Church
President Garfield, SS, 211
Price control. See Rationing
Price, Isabelle, 100
Price, James H., 9, 172, 179, 185, 186
Prince of Wales, HMS, 253
Princeton, USS, 260
Prisoners of war, German, 103, 104, 137,
157
Proffit, Virginia, 48, 143, 198, 205, 221
Proffitt, Carl D., Jr., 234
Progress, The Daily, See Daily Progress
Purvis, Clay S., 230–231, 236
Putnam, Lincoln F., 212

426

Pyle, Ernie, 31, 215–216
Quantico Marine Barracks, Virginia, 88,
256
Queen Charlotte's Hospital, London, 163
Queen Mary, SS, 230
Queen's Hospital for Children, London, 162
Quinn, A. W., 10
Radford, Virginia, 15
Radio station, Charlottesville. See WCHV
Railway Express Agency, 57
Randolph, Larned D., 42, 47, 98
Rappahannock River, 175
Ration boards. See War Price and Rationing
Boards
Rationing and price control, 21, 55–75, 106–
108, 118, 119, 149–150. See also War
Price and Rationing Boards, Albemarle
County and Charlottesville
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, United
States, 93
Recreation Department, Charlottesville,
117, 152, 154, 155, 158
Red Cross. See American Red Cross
Red Hill, Virginia, 20, 47, 125, 144, 199,
248
Refugees. See Foreign visitors
Regional Defense Council. See Northern
Virginia Regional Defense Council
Rent control, 70–75
Repulse, HMS, 253
Retail Merchants Association, Charlottesville,
26, 31, 32, 33, 77
Ribble, F. D. G., 9
Richmond, Virginia, 21, 43, 48, 59, 68, 154,
170, 185, 187, 189, 192, 195
Riddick, Francis V., 178
Rinehart, Jack, 9, 170
Rinehart, W. A., 148
Risher, Ruth (Mrs. John W. WheelerBennett),
134, 145, 159
Ritchie, Robert B., 213
Rivanna Garden Club, 117
Rivanna River, 181
Roanoke, Virginia, 192
Roberts, Harold E., 277
Roberts, L, G., 9, 100
Roberts, Mrs. L. G., 104
Robinson, James Witt, 274–275
Robinson, S. J., Jr., 48
“Rockingchair,” 83
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 3, 5, 25, 36,
50, 70, 185, 208, 209, 262, 276
Roosevelt Museum, 36
Rotary Club, Charlottesville, 34
Royal Air Force, 230
Rubber, salvage of, 50
Runk, Benjamin F. D., 214–215
Runkle, Cecil E., 189
Rush, Rufus, 119
Russell, Mary Annette (Beauchamp),
Countess, 160
Russian war relief, 164
Rustin, Jennette, 137, 143
Ryalls, Charles L., 175
Ryland, Alex F., 48
Sadler, R. Watson, 102
Sage, Harriet B., 145
St. Anne's School, Charlottesville, 216
St. John's Mission, 144
St. Lo, France, 240–242
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Charlottesville,
193, 279
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Ivy, 137
Salvage activities, Charlottesville and Albemarle
County, 41–53, 154
Salvage Committee, Albemarle County, 42,
45
Salvage Committee, Charlottesville, 42, 45,
50, 51
Salvation Army, 147, 148, 154
Sampson, Frank, 188
San Francisco, USS, 198
Sandridge, Dorothy D., 193
Sandridge, Laurie K., Jr., 187
Santa Paula, SS, 212
Satterfield, Dave E., Jr., 59
Savings bonds. See War bonds
Schauffler, William G., III, 264
School Board, Charlottesville, 119
School Lunch Program, 120, 126
School of Military Government, 31, 43, 71,
86, 150, 239
Schools, 102, 185–186
Schools, Albemarle County, 37, 99, 101,
120. See also names of individual
schools
Schools, Charlottesville, 37, 101. See also
names of individual schools
Schumaker, David W., 270
Schuyler, Virginia, 223
Scott, F. Pierson, 200
Scott, T. O., 97, 99, 103, 104, 112, 114
Scott, Mrs. T. O., 104
Scottsville High School, 28, 119, 122
Scottsville Town Planning Commission, 93
Scottsville, Virginia, 10, 17, 20, 22, 27, 33,
41, 48, 56, 73, 90, 91, 98, 116, 119,
135, 143, 144, 165, 198, 253, 270, 272
Scouts. See Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
Sears Roebuck and Company, 112, 115
Searson, C. D., 47, 50
Second Marine Division, 258, 266, 270
Second War Loan, 28–29, 40
Selective Service, 5, 79, 81, 86, 101, 102,
186–200
Selective Service Board, Albemarle County,
144, 186, 187, 192, 194, 195, 200
Selective Service Board, Charlottesville,
144, 186, 187, 192, 194, 195, 200
Selective Service Board of Appeals No. 3,
Virginia, 191
Selective Service, District Advisory Board,
187
Selective Service, Medical Advisory Board,
187
Selective Service Records, United States
Office of, 195
Selma, Alabama, 255
Settle, Haynes L., 73
Settle, Haynes, Service Station, 46
7th Cavalry, 274
Seventh War Loan, 36–37, 40
Sewaren, New Jersey, 49
Shadwell, 20, 109, 137
Shaver, Mr. and Mrs. J. L., 198
Shenandoah National Park, 178
Shepherd, John Eldon, III, 278
Shepherd, Lemuel C., Jr., 270, 278
Shepherd, Marjorie, 133, 137, 142
Shields, Lucy, 145, 216–217
Shoe rationing, 65–66
Shroyer, Linden, 47
Sigma Chi Fraternity, University of Virginia,
136
Simeon, Virginia, 156
Simpson, Carter Berkeley, 252–253
Sinatra, Frank, 155
16th Infantry, 233
6th Division, 276
Sixth Marine Division, 278
Sixth War Loan, 34–36, 40
Smart, John A., 98, 109
Smart, Mrs. John A., 118
Smick, Mrs. W. H., Sr., 136
Smith, Charles William, 264
Smith, Dudley C., 187
Smith, Mrs. Dudley C., 116
Smith, Ella Williams, See Smith, Mrs.
James Gordon, Sr.
Smith, Harry LaCato, Jr., 178, 200
Smith, Mrs. Harry LaCato, Sr., 141, 144
Smith, Howard W., 70, 72
Smith, J. Mason, 10, 62
Smith, James Gordon, Sr., 56
Smith, Mrs. James Gordon, Sr., 10, 56,
127, 128, 142, 143
Smith, Lemuel F., 186, 187, 190
Smith, Robert V., 136, 267

427

Snoddy, Mrs. L. B., 140, 143
Snow, Mrs. Leroy, 116
Snyder, Earl, 43
Soil Conservation Service, United States,
100
Souder, W. F., 143
South River Picnic Grounds, 178
Southeastern Chain Store Council, 64
Southern Railway System, 15, 45, 89
Southern Welding and Machine Company,
34, 47, 48, 84–88, 94
Spotters, aircraft. See Aircraft spotters
Spruance, Raymond A., 254
Starnes, George T., 22, 185
State Office of Civilian Defense, See Civilian
Defense, State Office of
Staten Island, New York, 193
Staunton, Virginia, 32, 107, 172, 181, 241,
261
Stewart, James, 206
Stewart, Mrs. M. C., 154
Stoneburner, Mr. and Mrs. William H.,
198
Stony Point, Virginia, 20, 144
Stott, J. Lawson, 31
Stratton, E. W., 200
Stuart, Caroline, 128, 133, 144
Sugar rationing. See Foods rationed
Suhling, Mrs. William Gerhard, Jr. See
White, Mary Stamps
Sullivan, Edith, 115
Superior, Wisconsin, 280
Supervisors. See County Board of, Albemarle,
153
Surplus Marketing Administration, United
States, 107
Sutton, Junius T., 175
Sutton, W, J., 175
Swift and Company, Charlottesville, 51
Swing, Royal S., 222
Symmers, Mrs. James Keith, 163
Talcott, Arthur W., 98, 188
Talcott, Mrs. Arthur W., 188
Tamesis, 205
Tasker H. Bliss, USS, 211
Taylor, Mrs. Harrison, 22
Taylor, John W., 195–196
Taylor, Rayfield Willer, 188
Taylor, Robert E., 135, 137, 142, 143
Tebell, Gus K., 56
Tennessee Copper Company, Ducktown,
Tennessee, 84
Tenth Air Force. 272
Terry, Floyd, 154, 158
Terry, Mrs. Trent, 21
Texaco Service Station, 45
Thacker, Homer, 48
Third Division, 215
3rd Evacuation Hospital, 193
Third War Loan, 29–32, 40, 81
34th Division, 217
32nd Field Artillery Battalion, 213
36th Division, 198, 217
Thomas Jefferson Farm Forestry Project,
121
Thomas Jefferson Soil Conservation District,
98, 121
Thomas Jefferson, USS, 211, 233
Thompson, Alex, 28
325th Fighter Group, 223
Tilman, J. D. and J. S., 52, 160
Tilman, J. Dean, 56
Tire rationing, 55–61
Tomlin, Marshall L., 241
Tomlin, Massie N., 237
Torrey, Philip H., 257
Traverse City, Michigan, 207
Treasury Department Citation, United
States, 28
Treasury Department, United States, 27,
29, 33, 81, 86
Treasury, Secretary of the, 28, 29
Tree, Ronald, 12
Tree, Mrs. Ronald, 161
Trevillian, William B., 178
Trice, Mr. and Mrs. O. A., 198
Trice, Robert H., 260
Trigger, USS, 278
Truscott, Lucian King, Jr., 31, 207, 208,
211, 215–216
Truscott, Mrs. Lucian King, Jr., 31
Tuck, William M., 179, 180
Tucker, D. A., 103
Tucker, George, 218–219
“Tufton,” 109
12th Infantry, 240
20th Air Force, 280
20th Infantry, 276
25th Infantry, 198
29th Division, 189, 190, 198, 232, 236, 237,
241, 242. See also 116th Infantry and
110th Field Artillery
270th Port Company, 234
Uhl, Raymond, 21
Underhill, Mrs. Lewis K., 138
Union Catalog, Library of Congress, 168
United China Relief, Inc., 164
United Council of Church Women, Charlottesville
Branch, 165
United Daughters of the Confederacy, 27
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration, 120, 165
United Press, 79
United Service Organizations, Inc., 47, 132,
147–148, 166, 170. See also U. S. O.
Club, Charlottesville
United States government. See names of individual
agencies, such as Agriculture,
Department of; Farm Security Administration;
Federal Works Agency;
National Housing Agency; Office of
Civilian Defense; Treasury, Department
of; War Production Board
United States Military Academy, West
Point, New York, 83, 207
United States Rubber Company, 90–93
United Wool Growers Association, 106
University Baptist Church, Charlottesville,
117, 135
University Cafeteria, 163
University of Virginia, 3, 5, 12, 13, 16, 17,
21, 36, 43, 47, 61, 70, 71, 74, 97, 135,
150, 151, 163, 185, 192, 196, 214, 231,
239, 254, 256
University of Virginia Airport, 181–183
University of Virginia, Alderman Library,
166–169
University of Virginia, Army School of
Meteorology at, 153
University of Virginia Band, 31
University of Virginia, Cabell Hall, 161
University of Virginia, Colonnade Club,
208
University of Virginia, Copeley Hill, 73
University of Virginia, 8th Evacuation
Hospital. See 8th Evacuation Hospital
University of Virginia Engineering School,
169
University of Virginia Hospital and Medical
School, 11, 19, 68, 69, 99, 127, 129,
131, 133, 138, 182, 193, 280
University of Virginia Law Building, 20
University of Virginia Law Library, 169
University of Virginia, Maury Hall, 46
University of Virginia, Memorial Gymnasium,
59
University of Virginia, Naval Flight Preparatory
School at, 152
University of Virginia, Naval R. O. T. C.
unit at, 182
University of Virginia, Naval V-12 unit at,
86, 158
University of Virginia, Observatory Mountain,
15
University of Virginia, Rotunda, 29, 186,
280, 283
University of Virginia, Rouss Physical
Laboratory, 22, 175

428

University of Virginia, School of Military
Government at. See School of
Military Government
University of Virginia, Scott Stadium, 35,
157, 173
University of Virginia, Sigma Chi Fraternity,
136
University of Virginia Volunteer Unit, 26
U. S. O. Club, Charlottesville, 53, 147–159.
See also United Service Organizations,
Inc.
Van Devender, Grover, 47
Van Nostrand, H. T., 74
Vandegrift, Alexander Archer, 33, 83, 135,
140, 176, 256–263, 265
Vandegrift, Alexander Archer, Jr., 256,
260
Vandegrift, Mildred Strode (Mrs. Alexander
Archer), 256–257
Vandegrift, R. Carson, 256, 257
Vandegrift, Sarah Archer (Mrs. William
Thomas), 256
Vandegrift, William Thomas, 256
Vaughan, Earl H., 79
V-E Day (May 8, 1945), 5, 249
Velle, Nicholas, 164
Venable School, 28, 46
Veterans Administration, United States,
139
Via, Rev, and Mrs. Bernard S., 148
Via, Richard, 148
Victoria, Queen of England, 162
Victory Book Campaign, 166, 167
Victory Fund Committee, 27
Victory Fund Drive. See First War Loan
Victory Garden Committee, Charlottesville,
116
Victory Gardens, 96, 99, 115–117, 120
Victory Loan. See Eighth War Loan
Victory Loan, World War I, 25
Victory Theater, Scottsville, 27
Vincent, Mrs. Patrick, See Balz, Patricia
G.
Virginia Aircraft Warning Service, See
Aircraft Warning Service, Virginia
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board,
62
Virginia Angus Breeders Association, 106
Virginia Braid Company, 83
Virginia Civilian Defense Council. See Civilian
Defense Council, Virginia
Virginia, Commonwealth of, 32, 47, 57
Virginia Defense Council, See Civilian Defense
Council, Virginia, and Civilian
Defense, State Office of
Virginia Electric and Power Company, 179
Virginia Forest Service. See Forest Service,
Virginia
Virginia General Assembly, 4, 10
Virginia Guardsman, The, 178
Virginia Military Institute, 83, 169, 173,
176, 263
Virginia National Guard, 171, 179, 180,
189, 239. See also Monticello Guard
Virginia Newspapers' Scrap Campaign,
45, 46
Virginia Peach Council, 108
Virginia Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company, 49
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 59, 83, 99,
112
Virginia Press Association, 45
Virginia Protective Force, 26, 171. See also
Virginia State Guard
Virginia Protective Force, Company 103,
172–180
Virginia Protective Force, 10th Battalion,
172–180
Virginia Reserve Militia, 171, 176, 184
Virginia Reserve Militia, Company 404,
177–180
Virginia Reserve Militia, Company 2,
176–180
Virginia Stage Lines, Inc., 34
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce, 32
Virginia State Guard, 172–180, 184, 239
See also Virginia Protective Force
Virginia, State Office of Civilian Defense.
See Civilian Defense, State Office of
Virginia State Salvage Committee, 42, 43,
44
Virginia Telephone and Telegraph Company,
79
Virginia Textiles, Inc., 83
Virginia, War Finance Committee. See
War Finance Committee for Virginia
Virginia War Fund, 170
Virginia Workshop for the Blind, 90
V-J Day (September 2, 1945), 5, 284
V. P. F. See Virginia Protective Force
Vratny, Frank, 228–229
V. R. M. See Virginia Reserve Militia
V. S. G. See Virginia State Guard
Vulcan Detinning Company, 49
Waddell, J. N., Shoe Company, 66
Waddell, Lyttelton, 186, 200
Waddell, Mrs. Lyttelton, 10, 42, 50
Wainwright, Jonathan M., 252
Walker, Edward V., 9, 172, 173, 176, 178,
180, 186, 200
Walker, Edward V., Jr., 180
Walker, Philip G., 214
Walker, Robert C., 268
Walker, Virginia, 133, 143
Wallace, Henry A., 98
Waller, S. Gardner, 177
Walsh, Ellwyn C., 237
Walters, Mrs. Isaac, 126, 143
War bonds and stamps, 25–40, 46, 81, 83,
86, 140
War Department, United States, 16
War Finance Committee, Albemarle County-Charlottesville,
29, 31, 32, 39
War Finance Committee for Virginia, 32
34, 39
War Food Administration, United States,
104, 107–108, 114
War Funds. See American Red Cross, Albemarle
County Chapter; Community
and War Fund; U. S. O. Club, Charlottesville;
Virginia War Fund
War Loan drives. See War bonds and
stamps
War Manpower Commission, United States,
102, 104
War Price and Rationing Board, Albemarle
County, 56, 65, 66, 73, 144
War Price and Rationing Board, Charlottesville,
56, 60, 65, 66, 69, 144, 153
War Production Board, United States, 41,
44, 45, 48, 50, 52, 56
War relief. See Bundles for Britain, British
War Relief, Chinese war relief,
French war relief, Greek war relief,
Russian war relief
War Savings Committee, Charlottesville-Albemarle
County, 27
War stamps. See War bonds
Ward. O. L., 91
Warren, Virginia, 119
Washington and Lee University, 169
Washington, D. C., 70, 129, 133, 168, 169,
230, 231. See also District of Columbia
Washington Park, 34, 117
Washington, William R., 233–234, 235
Wassell, Corydon M., 252
Watson, Fred L., 9, 148, 154
Watson, Mrs. Fred L., 51
Watson, R. A., 186, 200
Watson, Robert E., 217
Watson, Thomas A., 260
Waynesboro, Virginia, 15, 181
WCHV (radio station, Charlottesville),
45, 78–79, 104, 116, 161
Wells, C. C., 145
Wertenbaker, C. C., 47
Wertenbaker, Charles Christian, 232–233
Wertenbaker, George L., Jr., 228
West Point, New York, 83

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Westminster Presbyterian Church, Charlottesville,
143, 196
Weston, George G., 189
Whaling, Bill, 258
Wheeler-Bennett, John W., 160, 161
Wheeler-Bennett, Mrs. John W. See Risher,
Ruth
White, Allen N., Jr., 245
White, Ann Carpenter, 116
White, Mrs. Annie, 131
White, Mrs. Grace, 131
White Hall Home Demonstration Club,
104
White Hall Prison Camp, 137
White Hall, Virginia, 104, 116, 144, 157
White, John B., 234
White, Mary Stamps (Mrs. William Gerhard
Suhling, Jr.), 10, 21, 37, 126,
128, 129, 133, 143, 144, 145
White, Mrs. Paul, 159
White, Mrs. William H., Jr., 159
White, William R., 98
Whiteman, Mrs. J. H., 142
Whiting Service Station, 45, 46
Wickard, Claude R., 97
Wickersham, Cornelius, 31
Wicks, Robert L., 234
Wiebel, L. H., Inc., 90
Wiley, H. T., 98
Wilkerson, Earl F., 237
Williams, C. H., department store, 27
Williams, Edgar M., 86, 87
Williamsburg, Virginia, 155
Williamson, Sterling L., 9, 19, 130, 142,
172, 173
Willkie, Wendell, 164
Wilson, David C., 138, 139, 187
Wilson, Helen, 132, 137, 138, 142
Wilson, Jesse B., 163, 178
Winchester, Virginia, 108, 191, 230, 236
Wingfield, Charles L., 173, 179
Wingfield, E. Clinton, 185, 200
Wingfield, Lewis W., 267
“Women at War Week,” 27
Women's Land Army, 103–104
Wood, Clinton N., 183
Wood, Marion Jerome, 187
Wood, Mrs. Mary Marshall, 194
Wood, William H., 200
Woodard, William Ray, 265
Woodfolk, Ollie T., 274
Woodrow Wilson General Hospital, Staunton,
Virginia, 32, 88, 136–137, 139, 157
Woodward, Mrs. Fletcher, 131
Works Progress Administration. United
States, 46
Wright, Mrs. Albert, 137, 138, 142
Wright, Harry A., 42, 120
Wyatt, Laura J., 119
Wyllie, John Cooke, 272–273
Wyse, J. H., 19
Yancey, John G., 200
Yancey, Mrs. John G., 131
Yon, Joseph L., 252
Yorktown, USS, 254–255
Youell, Charles, 52
Young Men's Business Club, Charlottesville,
77, 102, 120
Young Men's Christian Association, 147,
161
Young Women's Christian Association, 147
Zamzam, SS, 205
Zellars, John N., 234