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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1941

Page

2

Funds diverted from teachers charged in Virginia speech

State Senator Barr P. Harrison condemned legislative moves to boost liquor taxes while claiming funds intended for public schools were siphoned off. He cited teacher pay as too low and accused lawmakers of misallocating revenues to noneducation items amid Virginia’s tax policy.

Harrison Barr P. Harrison Virginia State Board of Education Pracly Richmond Governor's Office Comptroller’s Office Department of Public Welfare

Monty Green features in American Mercury article

Meigs M. O. Green in Winchester produced a piece on Col. Hubert Fauntleroy Julian, Harlem’s Black Eagle, published in the February issue of American Mercury. The story highlights Julian’s daring career, its Nazi duel challenge, and Green’s aviation journalism career spanning New York, California, Hawaii, and Latin America.

Meigs M.ostories Monty Green Americas Col Hubert Fauntleroy Julian Harlem Black Eagle American Mercury Melvin Green South Washington Street Winchester Shenandoah Valley Academy Academy University of Virginia Charlottesville Institute of Learning New York City California Hawaii South Central America North American Alliance Newsweek Julian Joe Louis Nazi Reichsmarshal Herman Goering Goering Washington Germany English Channel Haile Selassie Guerine The Mercury

Esch-Hughes Non Poisonous Match Act Passed in 1912

The Esch-Hughes Non Poisonous Match Act was enacted in 1912. It imposed a two cent per hundred tax on matches containing white phosphorus, making the use of this material commercially impossible.

Esch-Hughes

Naval Base Fire Probed and Dismantling Underway

Civilian wrecking crews pushed into the central wing of the Administrative Building at the naval base as a board led by Capt. H. E. Kays investigates the Sunday blaze that damaged the district, with losses rising to more than 350000. Admiral Taussig and Cmdr Macklin discount saboteur theories as crews clear debris under arc lights.

Norfolk Naval Operating Base Joseph K. Taussig Norfolk Naval District Macklin Admiral Taussig H. E. Kays John 8. Roberts E. T. Gresham Navy Department Bureau of Yards and Docks Washington

Population trend in Ireland shows decline due to emigration

The population of Ireland has reclined in recent years because of emigration. It was estimated at 2,934,000 in 1939, down from 3,139,688 in 1911.

Ireland Bire Co. H. A

Mission meeting studies foreign and home outreach

An all day Presbyterian mission meeting featured devotional led by Mrs R Bruce Slonaker and talks by Rev Leslie H Patterson on industrial missions. Mrs Herman Womeldorf outlined needs and opportunities in the South and in foreign fields. Mrs H Clay deGrange reviewed the mission book Sent From God. Seventy five members attended and the missions offering totaled 275 dollars 75 cents, expected to grow after weather improved.

R. Bruce Slonaker Leslie H. Patterson Home Missions Monsomery Presbytery Patterson South Virginia Union Henry Ford Womeldorf Herman Womeldorf Presbyterian Church South Aand Manford George Gutzke H. Clay deGrange Ronald Wilson

School Issue To Be Settled Tuesday

Community meeting in Clarke county discusses school needs and a proposed Boyce Junior High. Leaders credit the P T A with local achievements while debating a new central high school and potential district restructuring. Officials favor a single strong school at Boyce and careful building oversight given cracks and structural concerns.

Boyce Double Tollgate Milldale Greenway Chapel Districts Albert Purcell P.T. A S. M. Lane P.T. A. and Taxpayers’ Committee Joe Casey Clarence Glasscock Clarke County Boyce School Chapel Battletown Longmarsh Lane Carr Clay Carr Clarke John Hardesty B. B. Mackay C. H. Iden Ed. Lee Will Fenton

Inquiring Reporter on U S Aid to Britain in War

Readers offer views on aiding Great Britain while avoiding full belligerent status. Carl Sundin favors aid to the limit of resources except manpower and urges strength for any outcome. Alvin S Pennypacker warns against weakening defenses. Mrs Jolliffe wants all but soldiers.

Carl Sundin England Alvin Pennypacker

Enlistments Reported From Winchester Office

New army enlistments announced at the Winchester recruiting office include Francis A Painter Ermine F Painter and Rumsey L Heare for the 111th Infantry and Medical Department, Ralph C Keller for the Air Corps, James G Ralls for the 99th Field Artillery, and Michael F Clinedinst and Paul H Cooley for the Air Corps. All reported to their stations. Sergeant Likar notes demand for applicants with high school education or technical experience and says some branches have elementary education requirements with vacancies. He emphasizes applying promptly for Air Corps paths and training opportunities.

Winchester Francis A Ermine F. Painter Charles Town W. Va Rumsey L. Heare Summit Point Lth Infantry Fort Jay N. Y Ralph C. Keller Martinsburg Bolling Field D. C James G. Ralls Orlean 99Th Field Artillery Edgewood Arsenal Michael F. Clinedinst Paul H. Cooley Edinburg Air Corps Lowery Field Colorado Likar

About 100 Expected At Institute At Frederick

Approximately 100 persons are expected to attend the annual institute to be held at the Ederick county courthouse tomorrow. Harry Moore and M E Coe are among those expected to address the meeting which starts at 9 30 o clock. Marvin Shaffer and Sam Cox are also listed. Home Demonstration Club members of Frederick county will host a free luncheon at noon at the Northern Virginia Power Company building.

Ga Institute Theederick County Harry Moore M. E. Coe Marvin Shaffer Shenandoah County Sam Cox Rockingham County Frederick County Northern Virginia Power Company

Kitchen Pets In Easy Stitchery Pattern 6841

A pattern note invites crafters to obtain Pattern 6841 a transfer design of seven motifs averaging 5 by 8 inches. Includes materials and stitch illustrations. Send ten cents to Winchester Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.

Winchester Dept W. 14Th Street New York N. Y

New Power Contract Approved

At a special meeting the Middletown Town Council approved a 5-year contract with Northern Virginia Power Company allowing all night lighting and replacing older bulbs. The contract begins February 1 and adds about 101 dollars yearly for the town. The council also discussed buying firefighting equipment and requested permission to use a 300 dollar League loan, with funds to be set aside strictly for a fire engine and potential future fund increases.

Middletown Northern Virginia Power Company Oe League

Answers to Today’s Quiz

Answers printed on page 4 list names and items: Jeanne Engels. Treasury 1. Kenneth rts. Interstate Commerce Commission. Relativity. Daniel W. Bell. Thomas Jefferson. Williamsburg. The 1820s. Cowboy.

Jeanne Engels Treasury Kenneth Rts The Interstate Commerce Commission Relativity Daniel W. Bell Thomas Jefferson Williamsburg Cowboy

Flying Cloud clipper ship built in Boston by McKay

The clipper Flying Cloud was built in Boston by Donald McKay. It sailed from New York to San Francisco via Cape Horn in nine days. The voyage broke speed records for the era.

Boston Mass Donald McKay New York San Francisco

Prevent Cold Ills with Early Vicks Va Tro Nol Use

Early use of Vicks Va Tro Nol nasal drops is advised at first sneeze or nasal irritation to support natural defenses against colds. The guidance also emphasizes rest, simple meals, hydration, and avoiding excesses to stay healthy.

Amil

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