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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1941

Page

5

Americans Claim Superior War Coverage By U S Newspapers

A luncheon with British officials yields a claim that American papers provide fuller daily war reporting than any source, with U S publishers spending large sums to keep readers informed. Highlights include Hitler's doom, rising U S British hostility to Japan, and Russia's strong defense shaping war outlook.

Britain America London Times U.S Globe London Atlantic Hitler U. S Japan Stalin Germany Russia Winter Reich

Puzzling Question Answered by Frederic J. Haskin

A puzzling query is addressed by Frederic J. Haskin who provides an answer. The piece directs readers to page 4 for the complete solution. Haskin’s involvement signals a feature on curiosity or trivia presented in a weekly or daily newspaper.

Frederic J. Haskin

Buried Trolley Rails To Be Dug Up

Washington reports a plan to remove abandoned street car rails to yield scrap iron and steel for the armament program. Ralph Budd, defense transportation commissioner, says WPA funding may assist removing rails and repairing streets after a survey found over 232000 tons of embedded scrap. Officials also urge railroads to dismantle unneeded sidings branches and industrial tracks and to scrap unrepaired cars and locomotives.

Washington Ralph Budd Defense Transportation Commissioner WPA Defense

Meridan Town Prays For World Peace At Noon

At Meridan Mississippi a noon siren halts all activity as 35 000 residents pause to pray for world peace. Mayor Clint Vinson issued the appeal after the Meridan Pilot club proposed the act which has drawn letters from across the country.

Meridan Miss Clint Vinson Chicago Lee St. Louis Vinson Meridan Pilot Club Davie Smith City Water Plant

Dr Ralph Snapp Resumes Medical Practice

Dr Ralph Snapp returned to his office yesterday and resumed his medical practice after recovering from surgery. He had been out since June 1 and spent the past month recuperating at his cottage on the Capon River.

Ralph Snapp Snapp Capon River

Human Torch May Change Her Act

Alisades Park New Jersey August 19 Miss Kyle asked Secretary Ickes if she should stop her act for national defense. She lights herself with gasoline dives 80 feet into a water tank as part of her act and reports using over 300 gallons of gasoline this season.

Alisades Park N. J Bee Kyle Ickes National Defense

Wiener Registers for Air Wardens Service in 481-Year Claim

Julius Wiener registered for air raid warden service with an age listed as 481 before admitting the error. he was subsequently accepted into the program.

Philadelphia Julius Wiener

Reports Destroying Many Bombers

German wireless said Nazi fliers destroyed about 25 American made Martin bombers in a raid on the Soviet airfield at Saporoshje near Eniepropetrovsk. The hangar fuel supplies and ammunition stores were also said to be destroyed in the attack.

New York Saporoshje Eniepropetrovsk

Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported by AP

In Augusta Ken Overlin knocked out Jimmy Marmon in a 164 to 159 pounds bout. In Newark Freddie Fiducia stopped Wallace Um 200 after a 193 pound match. In Louisville Freddie Pope halted Freddy Kramer at 118 1 2 pounds in Columbus, Ohio.

Associated Press Augusta Ken Overlin Washington D. C Jimmy Marmon Houston Texas Newark N. J Freddie Fiducia Wallaceum East Orange Louisville Freddie Pope Columbus Ohio Freddy Kramer Middletown

Car overheats prompts parental heat worry

Louis Dawson arriving home from vacation complains the car is extremely hot and nearly blows up. He asks a mechanic to turn off the heater as he mops his brow in a Dallas garage.

Dallas Louis Dawson Dawson

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