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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1941
Page
8
Roger Lowden of Chicago stationed at Camp Roberts California reports that issued equipment is World War vintage. Inside his cartridge belt he discovers a penciled note bearing the name and address of a Paris mademoiselle.
Asserted to be steering war aims away from the Nazi party toward conquest across Siberia and the Danube Amur region. Reports warn of possible autumn Nazi setback, with Germany planning destruction of the Red Army and puppet states in Ukraine and the Baltic to outflank Britain via Iran.
The article analyzes the Hitler invasion of the Soviet Union with Minsk as a key battleground along the Berezina river. It notes fierce Soviet resistance impeding German progress, rising underground sabotage in Nazi territories, and Japan’s potential move to extend waters to hinder supplies to the Soviet Union. It signals a turning point struggle with possible collaboration between Germany and Japan if early Nazi gains loom large.
The body of Ralph Jenkins twenty two, of Oxford Pennsylvania, who drowned in the North East river Tuesday night, was recovered by Alvin and Burns Ford. Jenkins sank after diving over board from a sailing skiff.
Mr Willkie receives an average of 2,000 letters each day from the public. The vast mail volume reflects his national prominence and constant public correspondence.
Patrolman T. C. Freiberg said a man found sleeping by a parking meter agreed to jail but resented the officer’s haste. The drunk claimed he had dropped a nickel in the meter and still had 30 minutes of parking time left.
A reader asks about the number of roller skating rinks. The reply states there are 3 500 roller rinks in the United States.
The government plans a 3 million dollar federal office building near Suitland Maryland in Prince George's County. Owners of 15 of 19 land parcels agreed to government offers. condemnation suits for 285 acres were filed in U S District Court. the structure would house about 5 000 employees and likely begin construction in two months.
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