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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1941
Page
12
Early reports on the Roosevelt Churchill meeting describe it as stronger than past Brenner Pass talks. Three key points emerge: a formal declaration of war aims, long sought by the world. The first reading suggests it may significantly strengthen the allied cause.
Advert seeks a two person living trailer. Respond to Sadie Sirbaugh at Hospital Front Royal Virginia or Cah Front Royal 401-1 after 7 pm. Note dated 8-14-3t.
The Anglo American talks are seen as signaling that the United States means business and to reassure Allies. The Ukraine drive and the threat to Persia heighten concerns over oil, routes to India, and Soviet destruction, with fears of Fifth Columnists and potential Allied actions to deter Nazi advances.
The rule restricts station ownership to U.S. citizens. Licenses are denied to any corporation where an alien officer or director holds control or where aliens own or vote more than one fifth of the stock.
COLLEGE PARK Md Aug 14 A system of organization but not organization that transcends the national interest was offered by Louis J Taber national grange master as one requisite for the American farmer Speaking before about 500 delegates and guests at the 15th annual Middle Atlantic Grange Lecturers conference at the University of Maryland Taber asserted agriculture has an increasing responsibility and should organize but in organizing should put the nation first and stand up a Congress and tell labor and government that America is first He deplored labor conflict and urged agriculture business and government to forget petty quarrels in one united stand Agriculture holds a strategic position in the present world crisis It is not too much to say that food will win the war and write the peace Tabers address closed the day in which delegates from Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey New York and Delaware discussed agriculture s relation to the war and world economy Speakers included Senator Millard Tydings Paul Poffenberger and W P Walker of the University of Maryland Walker said the United States spends about 12 1 2 percent of its national income on national defense while Germany and England spend about 60 percent He warned of heavier tax burdens to come and that farmers will share these taxes though rising income taxes will not hit agriculture workers Poffenberger urged farmers to hold expansion to a mini
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