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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1942
Page
8
Washington reports officials say it is likely Germany may use Zeppelins for token raids on east coast cities. Graf Zeppelin and LZ-130 could carry bombers to approach the United States, potentially hovering offshore to strike distant targets.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad begins construction of 100 bay window cabooses for its freight trains amid record traffic. The new cars replace the cupola with side bay windows for better train view and include Pullman like sleeping sections and convertible day tables for crew comfort and efficiency.
Firemen from Station No. 2 arrived, fought a rear wall blaze caused by faulty wiring, and returned to the station in under 15 minutes. No injuries reported.
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The piece argues Allies should trust the French people and Marshal Petain while distinguishing pro Nazi Vichy leaders from anti German French sentiment. It notes Petain’s cautious stand against Germany, Washington’s stance on Free French actions, and the growing pro Allied mood in France after America’s entry.
Classified notices show rental offerings at 411 N Loudoun St and 303 Fairmont with details including rooms and heated apartment. An ad for blood tested chicks from Trail's End Poultry Farm in Gordonsville Virginia lists pricing per hundred and cockerels with date reference.
Curt Reich reviews Total Espionage a world spanning account of German and Japanese espionage. It asserts German methods mirrored Japanese practice and offers new insight into Rudolf Hess flight. The Axis espionage and sabotage system is described as ruthless and widespread. The Handley Library lists it for borrowing.
Senator Ellender warned that wartime spending could leave the United States worse off after the war than the nations it helps. He urged President Roosevelt to push other countries to fund or supply raw materials and to avoid making America bear the full burden. He argued U S dollars may be used to save Dutch holdings worldwide, leaving the Dutch poor financially better off after the war.
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