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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1941

Page

3

Home By Autumn Hope of Nazis interned In U. S.

Nazi seamen of the liner Columbus interned at Fort Stanton New Mexico begin life under border patrol. Crew predicts return home by autumn as seamen in transit, recalling WWI internment in Australia and contemplating their uncertain future.

U. S Fort Stanton N. M Columbus

Proposals to Change Hunting and Fishing Laws in Virginia

A 1941 commission meeting in Richmond proposes rescinding the closed season on pike and the protection for dogs, prohibiting sale of wild rabbits, and setting elk open season from November 10 to 12, 1941. A second meeting is scheduled in Richmond on April 25, 1941 to act on these proposals ordered by Chairman H Nolting.

Richmond Virginia Commission of

Harris Wins Congress Seat in Virginia District

Winder R. Harris elected to Congress from Virginia's second district to succeed Colgate W. Darden. Hamilton concedes after Harris leads 132 of 133 precincts with 132,000 plus votes to 8,928. Harris has a long career in journalism and public service and has been active in civic groups in Norfolk.

Norfolk Winder R. Harris Norfolk Virginian-Pilot Congress Colgate W. Darden Dva Norman R. Hamilton Portsmouth Star Forever Harris Hamilton Portsmouth Roosevelt Harris Harry F. Byrd Roosevelt Foreign National Defense Maurice McCarty A. J. Dunning, Jr McCarty Dunning Darden Virginia Richmond Newport News Washington Virginian Pilot Universal Service Press Gallery of Geneva League of Nations Norfolk Community Fund Cosmopolitan Club St. Luke's Episcopal Church Masonic Lodge Harré

Daily Crossword Clues From An Old Page

A compact listing of crossword hints includes entries such as Less ’23 Laughs Nobleman Predict Cut apart Island near Italy river Masculine Coarsecloth name Scorch Eviltion Dip up Exclama Swerve liquid Kettles Overdraft Low island Command Manor rupees courts Stitch Bestows.

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Virginia urged to boost ad spend for industry and tourism

Richmond April 9 35 representatives of statewide groups urged Governor Price to provide at least 316000 for industrial and tourist promotion advertising in the next biennium an increase of about 180000 over current funding. Major Bottom led the push arguing Virginia has raw materials climate and resources to attract industry.

Richmond Virginia Price Advssory Committee Old Dominion Raymond B. Bottom Newport News Virginia State Chamber of Commerce Bottom Major Bottom North Carolina U. S. Travel Bureau

Judge Rules 15 Minute Courtship Has Traffic Fault

In Milwaukee Judge Harvey L Neelen tells Detroit truck driver Richard Lawrence 33 he must pay five dollars and costs after a red light charge. Lawrence explained he met and became engaged to Dorothy Gerber 19 Hammond Indiana within minutes of giving her a lift. The judge warns against rapid courtship.

Milwaukee Harvey L. Neelen Richard Lawrence Detroit Neelen Dorothy Gerber Hammond Ind Lawrence

Proposal to fix muskrat trapping season in Virginia

A Virginia Commission met in Richmond on March 28 1941 to consider opening trapping season for muskrats west of the Blue Ridge and in Albemarle Culpeper Fauquier Greene Loudoun Madison Orange and Rappahannock counties from December 1 to February 28 or 29 inclusive. A further meeting is set for April 25 1941 in Richmond to act on the proposal.

Richmond Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains Albemarle Culpeper Fauquier Greene

Martins Return to Wiseman’s Danville Yard

Danville Virginia April 9 Plummer Wiseman reports his Brazilian purple martins have returned for eight consecutive years to spend the summer at Wiseman’s Martin Apartments in the back yard. The first trio arrived March 21 followed by eight more birds as they begin setting up housekeeping renewing old college ties with chums across the country including San Diego Florida and northern Michigan ports.

Danville Plummer Wiseman Wiseman Martin San Diego Fla Michigan Gulf of Mexco

First Annual Banquet At Winchester Business College

Seventy six students and guests attended the Winchester Business College banquet at the George Washington Hotel. Prof. Dennis Weaver of the Dale Carnegie Institute spoke on Being a Fool, noting progress often requires making fools of ourselves. Wayne S. Guthrie acted as toastmaster with Joy Shank giving the invocation.

Winchester Business College George Washington Otel Dennis Weaver Dale Carnegie Institute Wayne S. Guthrie Joy Shank Charles Pankhouser John A. Leatherman Marjorie Yellett Elsie Eliha Edwards C. F. Prickett Fairmont W. Va Pickett Lucille Kendrick Winchester School Paani

County Poultrymen To Meet Thursday

Final plans are set for the county poultry meeting in Winchester at the county courthouse on Thursday night April 10 at 7 30. Thomas W Heitz manager of the Rockingham Poultry Marketing Cooperative discusses processing and marketing chicks and turkeys. M E Coe VPI poultry husbandman will cover production problems. Coe will be there all day and a visit to poultrymen is expected. A picture Poultry A Billion Dollar Industry will be shown.

County Court House Winchester Thomas W. Heitz Rockingham Poultry Marketing Cooperative M. E. Coe VPI Coe

Faith Theme in Dr. Clark Sermon at First Baptist

Dr. E. T. Clark spoke at First Baptist on the theme Faith, citing St. John and warning that progress worship harms God's kingdom. He urged reliance on God as the source of knowledge and urged parents to train children in Christ’s will, with further talks planned tonight and Friday at 8 p.m.

First Baptist Church E. T. Clark God Eve Dr. Clark Christ

Services At Christ Church Holy Week Plan

The Holy Thursday service at Christ Episcopal Church will begin with Holy Communion at 7 30 o clock led by Rector Rev R B Nelson. Good Friday service at 11 am benefits church work in Jerusalem. Evening prayer and a brief address follow at 5 pm. The public is invited.

Christ Episcopal Church R. B. Nelsom Jerusalem

Nation's Bank Loans Again Increased

The federal reserve summary shows another substantial upturn in commercial industrial and agricultural bank loans across the nation. For the week ending last Wednesday total lending rose by 45 million dollars in the 27th consecutive weekly advance, expanding 890 million to 5.465 billion, a multi year high.

New York Federal Reserve

Proposal to fix deer season in Highland Shenandoah Counties

A meeting held in Richmond Va. on November 25 1941 considered a proposal to fix the deer season in Highland and Shenandoah counties. The plan sets the season from November 15 to 17 inclusive by order of the Commission for Inland Fisheries. Ian H Nolting signed the notice.

Highland Erick Shen Richmond Shenandoah Commission Jame and Inland Fisheries Ian H. Nolting Fit

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