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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1941

Page

9

Ford Firm Loses High Court Suit

Washington Feb 10 The Supreme Court denied review leaving in place a Federal Circuit ruling that sustained the Labor Board action against Ford Motor Co over alleged assaults on workers distributing United Automobile Workers at River Rouge plant. The circuit court limited reinstatement to 23 employees.

Washington Federal Circuit Court Cincinnati Deans Ormer Attor Labor Board United Automobile Workers River Rouge Circuit

Senate confirms new ambassador nominees in Britain Poland and more

Weston February 10 The Senate confirmed John G. Winant as ambassador to Great Britain and several other appointments. Anthony J. Deenelomery Jr. of Pennsylvania was confirmed as ambassador to Poland and to also serve as ambassador to Belgium Norway the Netherlands from London.

Weston Manicke John G. Winant Great Britain Anthony J. Deenelomery Jr Pennsylvania Poland Belgium Norway Netherlands London

Baltimore Market Quotation Summary on Livestock Poultry and Eggs

Baltimore and Philadelphia market reports show low demand for poultry with mixed prices for chickens turkeys and eggs. Cattle calves sheep and hogs trading with steady to firmer tones in some classes and early top prices noted for select loads.

Baltimore Philadelp Philadelphia Plymouth Rocks Baltimore Livestock U. S Fed Western Chicago Livestock Chicago

Origin of the saying keep your eye to the grindstone

The phrase traces to William Franklin in 1751, as noted in a brief etymology referencing poor Benjamin Franklin. The respondent cites W. A. A. and mentions 1751 as the key year for the origin.

Benjamin Franklin

Public Sale Of 125 Head Livestock Feb 12 1941

Auction announced for February 12 1941 at John Dean Adams farm two miles north of White Hall. Items include 7 horses and colts 20 cattle 20 hogs 76 sheep and lambs farming machinery and orchard equipment. C B Dawson organizer.

White Hall John Dean Adams C. B. Dawson

Stock Market Report Quotations At 2 P M Today

Selected stock prices listed at 2 PM include Am Can 87 1 2 Am Rad 6 5 8 Chrysler Con Edison 21 7 8 Gen Elec 33 3 8 Gen Motors 45 Sears Roebuck 73 1 2 Southern R Co of NJ 34 3 4 Western Union 20 3 8 Woolworth 31 5 8. The report includes Al Chem 150 1 2 Anacondia 24 3 4 Goodyear 18 Republic Steel 19 1 2 and other quotes.

al Chem Chysler Con Edison Elec Car PFC Western Union Woolworth

Boston Wool Market Report Encourages Spot Fine Wools

In Boston on February 10 only occasional arrivals were received while domestic wool offerings concentrated on spot fine wools. Interest grown in medium and South American grades with moderate-volume sales closing at firm prices.

Boston U. S. Dept

Wheat and grain quotations fall as new crop outlook dims

Chicago prices slip as wheat falls over a cent amid weak flour trade and export demand. May wheat 81 3 4 to 5 8, July 75 5 8 to 1 2. corn 61 1 4. oats 35 3 4 to 32 1 4. soybeans around 94 3 8 to 91 1 2. Cash grain bids listed for wheat corn oats and barley with various No. grades.

Chicago Chicago Cash Grain

AFL President Critics CIO Over Defense Strikes In MIL

William Green, AFL president, charged CIO unions allowed strikes in defense plants and opposed rearming, aligning with Communist policy. He cited Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee strike tied to $10 million in orders and noted local council opposition to the lend-lease bill. He clarified his comments were not an endorsement of strikes.

Miami Fla William Green American Federation of Labor Stead Fee Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee Milwaukee Central Industrial Council

Truman press calls for Senate probe of defense contracts

Senator Truman urges Senate inquiry into ethics in army and navy contracts and defense awards. He cites $11,000,000 in education grants to Chrysler and General Motors, and a Wilmington ordnance plant contract to Sanderson and Porter linked to a Construction Advisory Board member. He warns friendship should not bias contract awards and mentions ties to Mr Dress er.

Washington Pe Sena Truman Ed. Truman Sanderson Construction Advisory Board Ware Truman

There Won’t Be Strikes in the Federation Says Official

An official states that no strikes are planned for the federation, signaling stability. The remark expresses confidence in ongoing labor relations and avoids imminent labor disruption.

Winchester

British Quitting In Rumania and Europe Warfare Updates

The report notes British retreat in Romania and attacks on Iceland near Reykjavik. RAF daylight aids, Dunkirk and Boulogne actions seen as Nazi-held France. El Agheila in Libya reported occupied by British units, with weather boosting artillery and air activity. Salkotnika Church area hit in Italian raid. Ioannina raid kills twenty-two. In France Admiral Darlan shifts to power, replacing Flandin as foreign minister and deputy premier.

Iceland Reykjavick Arctic Land Denmark Reykjavik RAF Dunkerque Boulogne Libya el- Agheila Bengasi Ben St. Sophia Salkonika Ioannina France Jean Darlan Pierre Laval Nazi Germany Darlan Pierre-Etiénne Flandin

Average Citizen Calls War Bill a Dangerous Departure

The speaker, denouncing a British aid measure, labeled it an outright war policy and asked if the nation should join the conflict. Curran warned the bill marks a dangerous departure from democracy, comparing it to fascism and urging vigilance against domestic or foreign attacks. He cited Merwin K Hart’s testimony that the legislation could push the U.S. toward war and risk provoking Russia.

Curran Congress Merwin K. Hart New York Russia

Army Reaches 800000 Mark in Mobilization Delays Persist

The Army comments that it will take months to match foreign powers in training despite reaching 800000 manpower. Production of Soper is expected to rise significantly by fall and next year. Selective service trainees total about 126500, far below earlier plans for 400000. Higher enlistments and longer three year terms boosted regular army to 425000, with 921000 to be reached by June 30 to hit a total force of 1418000.

United States

General Fund of Frederick Ahead in Levy Details

A Star representative notes the general fund levy in Frederick may see a small reduction next year while school levy remains at one dollar. The combined levy currently totals 50 and 1, with the overall rate to be determined as the year progresses.

General Fund of Frederick S.S

Supreme Court bans injunction against peaceful picketing

The court ruled 6 to 2 that restraining peaceful picketing by an Illinois AFL local at Ross W Swing beauty parlor Chicago violated free speech and assembly. Justice Frankfurter led a separate 5 to 3 ruling in a violence case, stressing bans on free communication undermine constitutional guarantees.

Washington Supreme Court Justice Frankfurter Chicago

Ruling Upheld WV Two-Deck Car Carrier Ban

The Supreme Court affirmed a 1939 West Virginia law prohibiting motor vehicles with two levels for carrying other vehicles. Philadelphia-Detroit Lines challenged constitutionality, operating Detroit to Georgia and Florida routes via West Virginia.

Washington Supreme Court West Virginia Philadelphia-Detroit Lines, Inc Detroit Georgia Florida

Obituary: S J Largent Dies After Illness at 66

S J Largent 66 a farmer near Angers Store Hampshire county W Va died this morning at 6 15 after influenza and pneumonia he had been ill about 10 years survived by widow nine children and other relatives funeral arrangements set with services Wednesday at 10 am at his residence and Whitacre burial to follow announced in The Star tomorrow.

S. J. Largent Angers Store W. Va Mr. Largent Conrad Largent Frederick County Hampshire County Largent Hagerstown Paul Largent Ralph Largent Whitacre Star

British Bombers Hit Boulogne Dunkerque Calais Ports

British Blenheim bombers escorted by fighters attacked shipping and dockside buildings at Boulogne Dunkerque and Calais during a night raid. Six large fires burned in Boulogne harbor and hits were reported across the target area with little German opposition noted by air ministry.

London Boulogne Dunkererque Calais Air Ministry Boulogne and Dunkerque

Navy Spending Reaches Highest Mark in Weeks

New additions to naval bases and shore establishments boosted spending to 41.36 million dollars for the week ended February 7, with 19.23 million directed to base expansions. Army purchases for the week ended February 1 totaled 75.73 million dollars, down by over 50 million from the prior week.

Washington Navy Naval Army

Was Maximilian Harden a Jew or Christian?

The journalist Isador Witkowski used Maximilian Harden as his adopted name. He was born in Berlin and converted to Christianity at a young age.

Maximilian Harden Isador Witkowski Perentage Berlin

Funeral services held for Mrs Ver nie Catherine Rhill

Funeral services for Mrs. Ver nie Catherine Rhill 54 wife of James F Rehill were conducted Saturday at 10 AM at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with a requiem mass. Interment followed in the Catholic Cemetery pallbearers included O Jamison Tom Trier Boston Mitchell Boyd Brown and Fred Pitcock.

Vernie Catherine Rhill James F. Rehill R. BE. Hammon Sacred Heart Catholic Church Inter Ceme O. Jamison Tom Trier Boston Mitchell Boyd Brown Fred Pitcock

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