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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1941

Page

11

Churchill Delivers War Update Amid Greece Crisis

Churchill spoke on the Greece fighting and United States aid for Britain, noting coast guard cutters handed to Britain for the Atlantic and urging use of Irish ports. He warned that heavy losses would tank Britain’s merchant fleet without the forthcoming U.S. building program and highlighted the growing RAF strength and strategic aims in Europe.

Greece United States Coast Guard Britain France United States Germany Ill John G Archibald P. Wavell Alexan Papagos Salonika Churchill Massaua Ivan Maisky Ukraine Cauca

Deportation Orders Move Italian Crew to Detention

Ninety-nine people in five Italian ships are held in Norfolk and Newport News detention facilities awaiting deportation proceedings as authorities decide their fate.

Gloucester Norfolk Newport Va

Real Estate for Sale in Winchester Area

Multiple properties for sale on S Main St and surrounding streets. Two frame houses priced at 2250 each with rents 20. 414 Fairmont Ave offers 6 rooms and hot water heat. Shawnee Ave home with 6 rooms, bath, furnace and garage. 4,200 for a large lot near Route 1275. additional lots on Vine St and Richards Ave. Royal Road cabins with 5 acres and farm land. various farms and fruit grain stock poultry listings. Urges buyers to act quickly.

Kernstown Whitlock Vine St Richard’s Pennsylvania Ave Morningside Drive Penn. Ave Richards Ree Royal Road

Personal Taxes May Be Hiked To Help Defense

Two members of the Senate Finance Committee discuss possible increases in the personal income tax and corporate rate to fund national defense and British aid. George of Georgia proposes a top 8 percent personal rate and 30 percent corporate tax, while Taft of Ohio backs at least 8 percent personal and 30 percent corporate, with potential adjustments to exemptions. A 5 percent payroll levy is also floated as less inflationary than a sales tax.

Washington Senate Finance Committee George Dga Taft Ohio Congress Em— Taft New Deal

Japanese Foreign Minister Confers Again With Molotov in Moscow

Japanese Foreign Minister Matsuoka visited the Kremlin for the second time in his Moscow tour and held further talks with Soviet premier Vyacheslav Molotov.

Moscow Matsuoka Kremlin Soviet Russia Farcd Vyacheslaff Molotoff

Mexican Flag On Foreign Ships Expropriated Vessels

Mexican seamen prepared to hoist the Mexican ensign on two German and ten Italian freighters seized last week at Tampico and Vera Cruz. President Avila Camacho expropriated the ships amid wartime shipping needs, with postwar compensation to be arranged. Sources cited a $12,000,000 claim by Mexico against Germany and Italy for petroleum deliveries.

Mexico City Tampico Vera Cruz Manuel Avila Camacho Germany Italy Mexico

Burns Fatal To Noted Woman

Mrs. Eva Dell Myers former physical instructor on Shoreham died in Georgetown hospital from burns after a fire at her cabin on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. She said the stove exploded. She was widow of Lieut. Carl H. Myers an army aviator killed in Honolulu in 1916. Five years earlier William E. Swain rescued her from a treetop refuge during a flood. they later married but separated.

Washington Eva Dell Myers On Shoreham Georgetown Hospital Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Carl H. Myers Honolulu William E. Swainson

Harrison Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon on Budget and Education

State Senator Burr Harrison addressed the Kiwanis Club at the George Washington Hotel, focusing on the state budget and teacher salary increases. F. Grove White presided in the president’s absence. Roy Cather received the attendance prize donated by Sam Brooks.

Burr P. Harrison Kiwanis Club George Washington F. Grove White Sam Brooks Roy Cather Philip Wiliams Winchester England Ralph P. Yount Herman Womeldorf Bay View Mark Smith Cumberland Irvin Deiner Alexandria

Settling of Ford Strike Nears Resolution as Talks Continue

The Ford strike settlement nears with mediation in progress after machinists seek a 0.15 per hour rise to 1.15 while current offers are 1.12 1.10 in some plans. About 130 machinists who walked out returned to work as talks proceed at Birdsboro Foundry near Reading Pa where C I O steel workers strike is staged amid a push for a 0.30 hourly raise and closed shop.

P and Ts Ayencek Birdsboro Steel Foundry and Machine Company Reading Vrance John R. Steelman

Embassy Attache Is Ordered Out

The State Department announced that Italy requested the withdrawal of Captain William C. Bentley along with Admiral Alberto Lais. The note dated April 8 said Lais would leave the United States and Bentley should be withdrawn immediately from Italy.

Te Department William C. Bentley Alberto Lais State Department Attache Lais United States Rome Italy

G W Iden injured by runaway wagon on his farm

George W. Iden aged 53 of near Bluemont sustained a fractured right thigh when a team of horses ran away on his farm. He was thrown under the wagon and as of today his condition is satisfactory. His brother Dr C H Iden of Berryville is referenced.

George W. Iden Bluemont C. H. Iden Berryville

100 000 Increase For U S Navy

Senate Naval Affairs Committee approved an authorized 100 000 increase in Navy manpower. Admiral Nimitz testified voluntary enlistments would supply the new need, with total on duty near 200 000 and strength rising to 300 000 under the legislation already passed by the House.

Washington Senate Naval Affairs Committee Chester W. Nimitz Bureau of Navigation Nimitz House

Sikorski Arrives in Canada for Allied Visit Tour

General Wladyslaw Sikorski premier of the Polish government in exile lands at an East Coast Canadian port and plans tours of a training center and key military establishments with Allied officials.

Wladyslaw Sikorski Elnment-In-Exile England Gen. Sikorsk

Four County Men Denied Induction by Army Examiners

Frederick county registrants Clark Horace Kerns Hubert B Taylor Readus Fletcher Frye and Carl Wilbur Miller near Winchester were turned down by examiners and returned home replacements depart April 10 with eight more on April 18 and two on April 22 Employers urged to keep jobs open until final induction decisions are made. Windsor Hotel blaze in New York City occurred in 1899 costing fifty lives.

Frederick County Selective Service Board Clark Horace Kerns Gainesboro Hubert B. Taylor Readus Fletcher Frye Carl Wilbur Miller Winchester

Germans Sweep Through Balkans In Major Balkan Campaign

British transports sailings in Piraeus and Athens are cancelled as Greek circles report orders for re embarkation of British troops. Nazi high command claims fall of Salonika and breakthrough near Kavalla and Nis key on the Belgrade line. Yugoslavs report heavy losses and Belgrade destroyed. Allied forces in Greece await orders amid debacle talk. A major battle looms near Salonika with forces drawn up southwest of the city.

Piraeus Athens Hitler Salonika Xanthe Aegean Kavalla Yugoslavia Nis Belgrade Skoplije Greece Berlin Serbia Vardar Sedan Flanders Dunkerque France Bulgaria Struma Metaxas John Metaxas

Mrs Winant Heads to Lisbon to Join Ambassador Husband

Mrs. John G. Winant waves farewell in New York as she boards a clipper for Lisbon en route to London to join her husband the United States ambassador to Britain.

John G. Winant New York Lisbon

Last Tribute to Tree Surgeon Edmond Fontaine

Funeral services were held for Edmond Fontaine a 66 year old tree surgeon who died in Baltimore on Sunday. Rev H Lee Marston conducted rites in Ville with interment at Riverview Cemetery. Fontaine had lived in Baltimore since 1916 and once drew attention by chipping off an extra S from a Poe Memorial poem.

Artist Genevieve Conn and the Christ at Galilee

Fragmentary OCR notes identify Genevieve Conn as the artist who painted the oval Christ at the Galilee. Mentions Connecticut State Prison and county jails in the state context.

Christ the of Galilee

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