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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1941

Page

2

Spanish War Veterans Seek Funds for Winchester Convention

Harry T. Cook of Col. James Baker Camp No 21 says funds are being sought in Winchester Virginia for a July 6 9 convention of the Department of Virginia with events at the Capitol Theatre and Washington Hotel. Officials hope to invite the Stanwell Brigade Band and honor 5326 volunteers from 1898. plan includes a flag presentation and a bronze memorial tablet.

Harry T. Cook James Baker United Om Wer Vere George Washington Department of Virginie Winchester Cook Stanwall Brigade Eisunton Capitol Theatre U. S. Marine Washington

Rome Radio Claims Roosevelt Aims to Draw U.S. Into War

Rome radio in English cast asserts Roosevelt intends to use wartime powers to bring America into a conflict. It quotes a broadcaster saying the public does not share the aim and expects policy to avoid sending troops abroad despite aid-for-war talk.

Rome Roosevelt America

Senate panels weigh West Virginia contest and lend lease aid

Senate committees open hearings on a contested West Virginia election and on a 300 million dollar anti-air lease program. The Foreign Affairs panel resumes its study of lease lend British aid legislation in the current session.

Associated Press Senateusiness Committee Jeson Ing Fereign Affairs Committee

Treasury Debt Totals Rise in Latest Treasury Figures

Treasury data show gross debt at $53,390,054.15 with expenditures totaling $970,828.29 and an increase of $4,702,982.27 over the prior day. The figures reflect daily movements in federal obligations and outlays as reported by the Associated Press.

Quiz Answers Misspelled Riddle Sparks Page Four Debate

Fragmentary note suggests a quiz game with answers printed on page four. The jumbled line references a phrase about a dish running away with Germany and mentions Jonathan Swift, implying puzzles or quotations rather than a cohesive news item.

Germany Jonathan Swift

Notation on Hunting Permit Enforcement

A terse notice warns that counters, gunners, hounds and dogs are allowed only with special permission and will be prosecuted under the law. The fragment references enforcement actions and legal repercussions.

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Campfield criticizes S M A apple price policy

W S Campfield secretary of the Virginia Horticultural Society denounces the Surplus Marketing Administration for setting U S No 1 apples at 90 cents and 75 cents for combination and cites depressing effects on Virginia markets. He argues prices should reflect current market levels and urges higher government buys to aid growers.

Surplus Marketing Administration S. Campfield The Virginia Horticultural Society Department of Agriculture U. S Virginia Stayman’s Staymans Yorks Northwest Grimes Jonathans W. S. Campfield

Prisoners Sing Louder as Hacksaw Beats Ring

In Hazard Kentucky on January 21 prisoners sang loudly for a second night running. Jailer Grant Campbell went to the second floor to listen and perhaps intervene. He saw two of sixteen inmates using a hacksaw to time the song, not the bars.

Hazard Grant Campbell

Amateur Night to Feature Skits and Stunts in Winchester

Winchester Recreation Association hosts an amateur night Friday at 8 pm for children up to 16. Staff run the program with acts like fancy roller skating table tennis and original skits in both roles and pantomime. Parents and adults may attend as spectators. organizers aim to spotlight local talent.

Winchester Recreation Association Winchester

State Reorganization Committee Hears Testimony In Richmond

The State Reorganization Committee headed by E. Blackburn Moore met in Richmond last weekend and heard testimony from state department heads. They adjourned until January 31 and will consider Governor Price's reorganization plan or a new or modified approach.

E. Blackburn Moore Richmond State Department Moore Price

Frederick County Poultry Institute Set For January 29

Frederick County poultrymen meet January 29 at the courthouse for a morning session beginning 9:30. Harry L. Moore leads remarks on poultry outlook and Virginia's role in national improvements. Luncheon funded by local farms and feed firms. Afternoon sessions cover housing feeding, turkey outlook, marketing, diseases, and parasite topics with multiple experts.

Frederick County M. J. Pease E. R. McDonald F. J. Marshall, Jr Lester Dailey H. C. Moore Winchester Seed Company Frederick Cative Farm Bureau Southern States, Inc Winchester Milling Corporation Herbert Bryant Virginia Feed Mills Virginia Harry L. Moore M. E. Coe Ultry Husbandman W. R. Shaffer Maurertown Shaffer Hatchery Moore Coe Thomas Operative Marketing Association Heitz Rockingham Co

Fastest four legged animal

The cheetah or hunting leopard can run over 70 miles per hour for short distances.

Shooting Match Here Saturday at Winchester Gun Club

The Winchester Gun Club announces a clay target shooting match at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon on club grounds with chicken and merchandise prizes in both matches. The club invites all interested in trap shooting to participate and notes the clubhouse will be heated and a full shooting program planned.

Winchester Gun Club

Tires Stolen From Middletown Oil Warehouse

Sheriff John Bywaters said no clues exist in the theft of 13 automobile and truck tires from the West Harden Oil Company warehouse in Middletown. The tires were removed through a jammed window and discovered by Leonard Boyer at about 7 30 a m. P G Ireland of Winchester, the company manager, suspects a dealer with tires in specific sizes, noting other sizes were left intact. the same warehouse was robbed about two months ago.

John Bywaters West Harden Oil Company Middletown Leonard Boyer G. Ireland Winchester

Army seeks talent for fort duty in Omaha area

National Defense report from Omaha on January 21 notes recruiting officers seek diverse skills including a saxophone player to be stationed at Fort Tannic. The notice suggests cooperation to address neighborly issues and support military needs locally.

Omaha, Neb Fort Taanecisn

Should husbands share kitchen and chores duties at home

The Inquiring Reporter surveys viewpoints on household duties with responses from A J Tavener to C R Keeler. Opinions range from husbands providing support while wives manage the home to a shared, cooperative duty in marriage.

A. J. Tavenner

Clarke JET To Present Civic Award In Berryville

Clarke JET hosts a 7 30 p m civic award dinner in the community building Berryville honoring the citizen judged to have made the greatest civic contribution in Clarke County Junior Board of Trade Officers are installed with Ed Lee as president succeeding Dr D Blanton Allen Walter Wisecarter Jr vice president Harold Potts secretary Charles Ramsburg treasurer David Donovan national councilman Directors include Julian Everly William Watkins Henry Davis James Burnett Dewey Balch speaker at the dinner and Rev Ernest Williams to give an invocation Dr Allen to preside Invited guests include B Powell Harrison Leesburg Virginia State Junior Chamber of Commerce president and Tom Baldridge national vice president.

Clarke County Junior Board of Trade Berryville Ed. Lee D. Blanton Allen Walter Wisecarver, Jr Harold Potts Charles Ramsburg David Donovan Julian Everly William Watkins Henry Davis James Burnett Dewey Balch The FBI Ernest Williams Allen B. Powell Harrison Leesburg Virginia State Junior Chamber of Commerce Tom Baldridge

Leaguers To Convene Tonight In Middletown

Middletown Community League members meet at 7 30 pm with G W Ropp former Middletown High principal now Berkeley County West Virginia schools superintendent as the speaker. Several business matters will be discussed and good attendance is anticipated.

Middletown Community League G. W. Ropp Middletown High School Berkeley County W. Va

Orators To Compete For Scholarships

Frederick county teachers and pupils cooperate with the American Legion to sponsor the fourth annual High School Oratorical contest with a 4000 dollar first prize. Local contests are planned with hopes a Frederick county pupil advances to the regional event.

Frederick County American Legion Leslie D. Kline Department of Virginia J. T. Engleby, Jr Roanoke

School Children See Safety Film In Virginia City

About 2 000 Winchester youths watched the film On Two Wheels shown by the Junior Board of Trade as part of a safety campaign. Pupils at John Kerr Virginia Avenue Handley and Douglas Schools learned proper hand signals and the dangers of riding double or hitching to other vehicles. Phil Hunter led the committee.

Winchester Mere Ree Board of Trade John Kerr Virginia Avenue Handley and Douglas Phil Hunter

President's flag described with bronze seal and blue background

The flag features the President's seal in bronze on an 8 blue field with a large white star in each corner.

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