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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1941

Page

3

First Oil Fields Are Producing For Defense Needs

In RD Pennsylvania on July 8 reports resurgence in the states oil fields long established as the worlds oldest. Wartime demand spurs new wells and repressuring boosting output in Bradford area to 38 081 barrels daily for the week ended June 28. Pennsylvania grade crude fields produced 74 100 barrels daily across regions extending into New York West Virginia and Southeast Ohio with prices rising from 1 68 to 2 75 per barrel.

Pennsylvania Defense America Bradford Oil City Titusville Edwin Drake New York West Virginia Ohio

Brake Reconditioning Special

Four wheel inspection of lining and drums with the Electric Brake Machine. Lubricate all moving parts and buff brake shoes. Set anchors and equalize all brakes to show proper pressure. Conduct a scientific road test.

Richard Whitney Seeks Parole From Sing Sing

Richard Whitney former head of the New York Stock Exchange seeks parole today at Sing Sing after a 1938 collapse. He pleads guilty to first degree larceny of customers securities and has served three years four months of a five to ten year sentence. The parole board will review pre parole report on his life, prison behavior, and future home and employment prospects. Whitney currently works as a clerk in the Chief Keeper's office assisting in tallying prisoners.

N.Y Richard Whitney Finance State Parole Board Sing Sing New York Stock Exchange Parole Board Whitney Co. Whitney

Water Wagon Afire in Birmingham Street Flood

Firemen responding to an alarm found a street flooded and water spraying from a water wagon, misjudging the cause as a fire at a Birmingham scene on July 8.

Birmingham Ala

Rich Tax Dodger Denied Parole From Penitentiary

M. L. Annenberg the Philadelphia publisher serving a three year term for income tax evasion has been denied parole. He would have been eligible July 21 and now faces possible release after November 11 1942. He is at Lewisburg Pennsylvania Federal Penitentiary and carries a fine of eight million dollars plus interest totaling about eleven million dollars the largest income tax case handled by the department.

Washington M. L. Annenberg Philadelphia Justice Department Annenberg Lewisburg

Women Polled For Ferry Service

The Women Flyers of America is polling its members for women pilots with 200 or more flying hours who might ferry airplanes from factories to Atlantic seaboard air ports. Secretary Jessie R. O’Connell said Col. Robert Olds requested the list for ferrying service eligibility. The group has about 500 members, but likely fewer than 50 meet requirements.

New York Women Flyers of America Atlantic Seaboard Jessie R. O’connell Robert Olds Air Corps Ferrying Command

May Practice War On Famed Field Near Manassas

Fort George G. Meade Md July 8 An effort seeks permission to use about 3000 acres of privately owned land beside the Bull Run battlefields near Manassas Va for 29th division maneuvers If granted the land would total 5000 to 6000 acres including the battlefields a national park for the two brigade combat teams of 8000 officers and men each The 88th combat team will maneuver at A P Hill for 10 days then the 44th division from Fort Dix N J and the 28th from Indiantown Gap Pa will take over until mid September

Fort George G. Meade Bull Run Battlefields Manassas 29Th Division A. P. Hill Caroline County Fort Dix N. J Indiantown Gap

Princeton Coach Martin V. Bergen Dies at 69

Martin V. Bergen, 69, a former Princeton University football coach and standout player, died today in his Philadelphia apartment at the Racquet Club. A descendant of a long New Jersey family, he coached at Princeton after graduating in 1894 and later held coaching positions at other institutions.

Philadelphia Martin V. Bergen Princeton University New Jersey Princeton Bergen

American Rubber Doctrine Debated By MIT Expert

Dr. Ernst A. Hauser of MIT told a Gibson Island symposium that public claims on synthetic rubber are overstated. He cited low current production, slow scaling, and warned that even optimistic projections fail to meet annual needs. He urged boosting guayule rubber as an immediate stopgap and faster research could raise its quality.

Baltimore Ernst A. Hauser Massachusetts Institute of Technology Gibson Island Hauser U. S America Far East Pacific Ocean American Southwest Mexico

Winchester Boys In The National Guard Roll Call

A list of Winchester and surrounding area men in the National Guard, published at the request of the USO. The names include Daniel O. Affleck, William C. Allen, George L. Baker, John H. Barton, Donald C. Bowman, Richard C. Boyce, and many others. The compilation covers officers and enlisted from city and county service members currently in uniform.

USO National Guard George L. Baker John H. Barton Donald C. Bowman Richard C. Boyce Williamb. Breckenridge John W. Brill Thomas G. Butler

Beatification of Mother Seton Before Vatican Officials

Vatican officials discussed a proposal to beatify Anna Elizabeth Seton founder of the Sisters of Charity of St Joseph. Her writings have been examined for four years showing sanctity and miracles. Seton born 1774 daughter of an army surgeon married James Seton moved to Italy, converted to Catholicism, and founded U.S. Catholic institutions before dying in 1821.

Vatican City Congregation of Rites Anna Elizabeth Seton Sisters of Charity of United States Emmitsburg Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of

Women of Germany Banned from Wearing Slacks

German clothing authorities forbid the manufacture of women’s slacks. The policy ends debate on women in slacks after many adopted the style during the severe winter of 1939 1940.

Germany Berlin

Welles Reports Plans To Assist Russia Proceeding

Acting Secretary of State sums aid plans to Soviet Russia as progressing rapidly after talks with Soviet Ambassador Oumansky. He and Assistant Secretary Acheson discussed placing orders in the United States. no official word on any Japan safety zone around Japanese islands affecting Vladivostok imports.

Washington Ner Welles Welles Oumansky Acheson Saeed Welles United States Japan Vladivostok Far East

Youth Admits Setting 25 Fires in Bethesda Chevy Chase

Montgomery county police held a 16 year old boy without charge as he confessed to starting 25 fires in the Bethesda Chevy Chase area over the last two years. Formal charges were held in abeyance while a decision on juvenile custody is made.

Bethesda, Md Montgomery County Bethesda Chevy Chase

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