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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1940

Page

3

Baruch lauds National Defense Commission’s wartime mobilization

In New York, Bernard Baruch praises the National Defense Commission as gaining grip on the nation’s needs. The Fortune article outlines WIB wartime actions from curtailing auto output to conserve steel, limiting civilian building, stabilizing copper, securing nitrates, and fashion discipline to ease civilian production. Baruch argues lessons from 1917–18 should guide current preparedness and avoid past mistakes.

New York Bernard M. Barauch War Industries Board National Defense Commission Situate World War Board Fortune Magazine Baruch Nazi Germany James L. Tyson Harvard History Department Calcutta India Chile United States Paris

Rail Breaks May Have Caused Wreck

Sykesville Maryland August 28 two breaks in a rail section believed to be flaws in the steel figured in official investigations of a freight wreck near here Sunday that killed three trainmen Sheriff Walter L Shipley said the breaks were about fifty feet apart Railroad officials said a test engineer would test the flaws as Interstate Commerce Commission experts join with railroad officials in an inquiry expected to lead to a formal hearing

Sykesville Walter L.shipley Any Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission

Water mix taps Mare Island yard workers

VALLEJO Calif Aug 28 Mare Island navy yard workers tasted sea water after a wrong valve was opened sending San Pablo bay salt water into the fresh water pipes. The incident also boosted sales for local soft drink dealers as crews cooled off while awaiting repairs.

Vallejo Calif Mare Island Navy Yard San Pablo ‘Bay

Legionnaire Group Elects Officer List in Virginia

George H. Loeb of Norfolk was elected grand Chef De Gare of the Virginia Voiture at the state American Legion convention. Other officers include J. G. Cord, Charles R. Blassenham, E. Calhoun, H. A. Cady, and several grand conducteurs and chemins. national representative Robertson was named cheminot. The society reported $2,633 spent on child welfare and aid totaling 5,942 for the year.

Norfolf George H. Loeb Norfolk Virginia Society of Forty American Legion Loeb Russell P. Robertson Newport News Society Legion of Honor J. G. Cord Alexandria Charles R. Blassenham Petersburg Grand Grades de la Porte H. W. Gillen Harry L. Livers G. Gilkerson Staunton J. J. Browe Richmond A. W. Popen W L. Pastabeni Henri N. Lewis Berryville-Winchester John L. Godwin Roanoke J. W. Bauke Danville Charlottesville W. L. McCollum Martinsville Sam R. Heller Ie Gare Child Welfare Directeur

Richmond Democrats for Willkie Plan as Model

Richmond leaders say the Democrats for Willkie group is to be used as a national model. The Richmond unit will be described in a pamphlet titled The Richmond Plan to be distributed by the national Willkie Democratic organization. A wire from national committee members named John Hanes Mrs. Robert Campbell Lenison Lewis Douglas and Alan Valentine urged Virginias party to supply the first definite plan for local organization.

Richmond Richmond Democrats For Willkie Club Willlie Democratic National Committee of Democrats For Willkie John Hanes Roosevelt Robert Campbell Lenison

Roosevelt backs housing provision in defense bill

Senator Wagner said after a White House meeting that President Roosevelt favored his amendment to the 5 billion defense bill. The plan would earmark 100 million for housing projects and keep open which agency or entity would undertake construction.

Washington Wagner D-Ny White House Roosevelt United States Housing Authority Federal Housing , Administration, Federal Works ‘Agency Army and Navy

Kent and Volkoff Stand Trial For Secrecy Act Violation

Tyler Kent former embassy clerk and Anna Volkoff daughter of a former Russian admiral were committed for trial at Old Bailey after a hearing on charges of violating the official secrets act.

London Tyler Kent United States Anna Volkoff Old Bailey

Noted Patron Of Racing Dies in Allentown

Frank G. Hemmingway age 86 died in Allentown Pennsylvania from a heart ailment. He raced trotters and pacers on nearly every Atlantic seaboard track during the past fifty years and sold his last horses a few months ago.

Allentown Frank G. Hemmingway

Otto Greiner Leads Early Finishers in Golf Qualifying

Otto Greiner of Baltimore shot 74 to top the field in the morning round of the sectional qualifying test for the National Amateur Golf championship. James O Watts Jr of Lynchburg Va posted 78, while Samuel Bates Jr of Norfolk Va 81. Thirty seven Virginians Marylanders and Washingtonians compete for six spots. eighteen more holes planned for the afternoon.

Washington Otto Greiner Baltimore James O. Watts Lynchburg Samuel Bates, Jr Norfolk Old Dominion Virginia Maryland

Radio Highlights Schedule and Performers Across Stations

A compact listing of evening programs and speakers on WMAL WRC and WJSV. Highlights include Abbott and Costello film spoof segments sans Rochester, Telemann flute suite program, Senator Clark discussing military training, and WPA national defense talks. Concerts by Nicholas Kouloukis and the Columbia Concert Orchestra are noted along with varied music shows and news segments.

WMAL Templeton Fox Pasadena Little Theater WRC Abbott and Costello Rochester Marlene Dietrich WJSV George Phillip Telemann J. S. Bach Bernard Herrmann Columbia Concert Orchestra Nicholas Kouloukis Lindov Dvorak WISV Robert P. Patterson Howard Hunter F. H. Dryden E. H. Smith Fred Waring Amos Andy Europe Lanny Ross H. V. Kaltenborn Mr. Meek Hollywood Uncle Jim's Playhouse Dr. Christian Star Theater Abbott & Costello District Columbia Kay Kyser Arch McDonald

Flexible farm lease promoted in Virginia to ease tenancy issues

Virginia county boards will sponsor a standard flexible farm lease designed by the U S Department of Agriculture to improve tenancy relations. The form aims for written, fair contracts, multi year terms with automatic renewals, and equitable rent division to encourage farm improvements and participation in agricultural programs.

Virginia County Boards of Agriculture Blacksburg U. S. Department of Agriculture J. L. Maxton V. P. I. Agriculture Economics Department Tony General Assembly United States

Pilot Wilbur A Champagne Dies in Denver Bomber Crash

The Army bomber crash 43 miles east of Denver, Colorado, killed pilot Wilbur A. Champagne, two officers, and seven enlisted men. The wreckage details remain undetermined.

Wilbur A. Champagne Denver Colo

Quite A Family

Marshalltown Iowa August 28 Mr and Mrs W M Wilson now grandparents for the 50th time boast 101 living descendants A daughter born to their son and daughter in law was their 50th grandchild Married 63 years ago they have 51 great grandchildren.

Marshalltown W. M. Wilson

Prank Is Fatal To Ailing Man

Modesto California news reports Mrs Earl Baldwin driving her rancher husband to a doctor's office for a heart ailment when a watermelon thrown from a wagon shattered the windshield. The 52 year old man clutching his chest died at the scene.

Modesto Calif Earl Baldwin Baldwin Auto Baldwin

Church theft at Columbia reports stolen items and liquor

Officials of a Columbia church report extensive theft including dishes plumbing fixtures and other church property. J W Buchan told police burglars also stored a quantity of liquor under the altar.

Columbia 8. C J. W. Buchan

Can Congress Declare War Without the President

The text states that Congress alone has the power to declare war. It must pass a resolution to effect the declaration, which is then signed by the President.

Congress

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