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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1940

Page

7

Britain bars food aid to Nazi occupied Europe

Britain rejects American plans to ship food to conquered nations, arguing aid would aid Germany and delay liberation. Lothian cites Germany's assumed welfare duties under occupation. Hoover notes interest but offers no comment. Britain insists on maintaining the blockade despite a separate Wheat for Spain proposal.

Washington Britain Europe Germany Abassador Herbert Hoover Great Britain Lothian London New York Hoover Finland Norway Holland Belgium Poland Spain Red Cross

War News Censorship Alert Readers Warned

Readers are cautioned that news from most of Europe is censored before transmission to the United States by The Star.

the Star Europe United States

Defense Unit Is To Study State Health

The Virginia Defense Council moved to coordinate medical and hospitalization facilities for emergencies in defense areas. It asked Governor Price to appoint a special committee on health and medical matters with Dr. I. C. Riggin as liaison. An executive committee of three to five members was proposed to expedite council work and discuss regional defense bodies and fire equipment needs.

Richmond Virginia Defense Council Price I. C. Riggin James A. Anderson Thomas B. Morton Sidney B. Hall State Superintendent of Public Instruction State Department of Agriculture Rosewell Page, Jr B. M. Wailes Amherst State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs Virginia Anderson Riggin Health Department Hampton Roads William H. Stauffer

Italian general dies in plane crash between Turin and Rome

General Aldo Pellegrini aged 52 of the Italian Air Force was killed when a military plane crashed between Turin and Rome. General Pietro Pintor, also killed, served on the Italo French Armistice Commission.

Aldo Pellegrini Turin Rome Pietro Pintor Armistice Commission

Farm Labor Shortage and Civil Police Mobilization

The article notes a possible farm labor shortage as workers move to defense projects. It highlights Governor Price’s pledge of near total local cooperation for mobilizing civil police during the interim period before a state protective force is organized. Lt. Col. Leroy Hodges heads the civil police plan with 1,600 civil police available. The governor also plans to add 25 state police and reports Virginia has no current industrial strikes.

Page Price National Guard Leroy Hodges Virginia

Fort Mead Costs Soar With Cantonment Overruns

Fort George G. Meade Maryland report shows labor costs 20 to 25 percent higher and lumber prices up to 50 percent. Projected buildings rise from 1,100 to 1,200, lifting total cost to over 1 million dollars and delaying completion from January 11 to February 1. About 1,100 of the 1,500 reception center staff are moving in.

Fort George G. Meade

Quotations Va Livestock Market N Kent St Extended Sales

Livestock prices from Va Livestock Market on N Kent Street show weekly Tuesday sales with steers at 9.85 for choice down to 7.00 for plain, heifers 8.75 to 6.00, cows from 2.50 to 6.20, bulls 7.25 to 6.60, veal calves up to 12.20, lambs 9.50 to 5.00, hogs 6.30 to 4.75, pigs 0.75 to 1.90 per head, fat sows 4.75 to 5.20, and feeder stockers 6.50 to 8.75 per cwt with stocker steers 30.00 to 48.00 per head.

Millwood Social Notes Recap From Virginia Town

Millwood residents and guests share travels and visits in a busy social note. Mrs Charles Consolvo leaves for Baltimore. Rev Shelton of Norfolk returns from Alaska and leads service at Christ Church. Families entertain and travel to Washington Clifton Forge and St Louis with several dinners teas and church events.

Mr. Shelton Norfolk Virginia Alaska Christ Church Millwood Thomas N. Carter

Naval Reserve Ensigns Seek Duty With Fleet

The Navy will present commissions as ensigns in the Naval Reserve tomorrow to 366 graduates of a three month training course at Northwestern University Chicago. Rear Admiral Chester W. Nimitz will confer the commissions. Most graduates request active duty with the fleet. This Northwestern class is the second group to receive commissions.

Washington Navy Naval Reserve Northwestern University Chicago Chester W. Nimitz Bureau of Navigation Northwestern Reserve Midshipmen’s School U. S. S. Illinois New York

Four Civilian Workers Die in Cantonment Trench

Four civilian workers died when shale buried them in a six foot trench at a Pennsylvania National Guard training project in Cantonment. The men from Mifflin Towns Harrisburg and Pottsville were suffocated after a shale collapse. Investigations ordered by project manager Carter and coroner Boger.

Inccanatown Gap Pennsylvania Nances Guard I. M. Hockenberry Richard J. Goddard Mifflintown R. D Benjamin Richards Harrisburg Allen G. Snyder Pottsville Richards William L. Kay C. R Carter John D. Boger Lebanon County Boger

Dorothea Dix Buried in Mount Auburn Cemetery

Dorothea L. Dix, noted reformer of prisons and insane asylums, is laid to rest at Mount Auburn Cemetery near Boston, Massachusetts.

Dorothea L. Dix Prison and Insane Asylum Mount Auburn Cemetery Boston Mass

Moonie In Water After Guilty Plea Sentences

Three men pleaded guilty to operating a still near La Plata Maryland and were sentenced by Federal Judge Calvin W Chesnut. One man named Human Wolf jumped into six feet of water and tried to hide as authorities moved in, stopping any escape.

Baltimore la Plata Charles County Calvin W. Chesnut

Presidents who died in office in U S history

A summary notes several presidents who died in office. It lists William Henry Harrison Zachary Taylor Abraham Lincoln James A Garfield William McKinley and Warren G Harding with brief references to their deaths and related events.

William Henry Harrison Zachary Taylor Abraham Lincoln James A. Garfield William Ree Warren G. Harding

Welcome News for Cold Relief VapoRub Steam Therapy

When a cold tightens your head and throat and keeps you awake at night this simple home remedy offers relief. Boil water pour over sea salt and inhaled VapoRub vapors then apply VapoRub to throat chest and back at bedtime for soothing relief as you sleep.

Vicks Vicks VapoRub

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