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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1942

Page

2

Prosperity Era For America Seen At War End

Charlottesville July 10 two economists Stuart Chase and William Wilson Cumberland addressed the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs on postwar prospects. Chase urged a mixed economy with government planning for full employment, while Cumberland predicted the largest postwar demand for goods but warned against government overreach and warned that predictions of collapse are political, not economic.

Charlottesville America University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs Stuart Chase Tennessee Valley Authority William Wilson Cumberland New York American Association of Manufacturers Chase Cumberland

Baltimore Grain Market Closing

Baltimore market roundup reports wheat No 2 Red Winter at 1.16 a bushel for July deliveries and corn around 95 to 98 cents. Winchester Market notes new wheat at 1.06 and corn at a similar range with deliveries at mill.

Baltimore Winchester

Claims New Wife Fell For Him

Columbus Ohio July 10 a groom at 86 recalled his wife 67 year old Mrs Cummins set and hurt her ankle at his home a month ago when she went to use the telephone then he called on her to see how the ankle was and I kinda fell her and she fell for me Cummins came here from Indiana to visit a niece her husband died five years ago Ridenour has been a widower three years Asked about the Speedy romance he said I dont like to fiddle around.

Columbus Uel B. Ridenour Summins Ridenour S. Cumins Ind Rider

Three Norfolk Men Napped By F B I

Three Norfolk businessmen were arrested by FBI agents on charges of irregularities in Navy supply contracts. They pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner Harry Brinkley, with hearings continued to July 24 and bond set at 2500 dollars.

Norfolk C. ©. Heinrich Ral Bureau of Investigation FBI United States Navy U. S Harry Brinkley

Gandhi Continues Plan Amid Fatigue At Sevagram Conference

Gandhi presses ahead with a Congress conference at Sevagram near Wardha despite doctors urging rest for two weeks. The brain trust meets in a single room schoolhouse to plot India's course to freedom from Britain without inviting Japanese intervention. The news notes his weakened condition and the modest, barefoot chamber.

Wardha India Mohandas K. Gandhi Indian Congress Gandhi Sevagram Cotton Belt Congress

Eligibles Should Buy Cars Now

Cleveland July 10. Hubert G. Larson head of O P A automobile rationing urged eligible buyers to purchase new cars immediately to aid the war effort. He noted 400000 new passenger cars were allocated for sale in the year ending March 2 with about 140000 already sold in four months. He said it is patriotic to buy now and may help the war effort in days ahead.

Cleveland Hubert G. Larson Larson Leon Henderson

Expect More Gas To Bring On Phoney Candidates

Massachusetts Democrats and Republicans split over extra gasoline rations for political candidates. Democratic State Chairman William H. Burke urged federal rescission of the perk, warning it may flood slates with phony candidates and confuse ballots. Republican State Chairman George B. Rowell called the measure wise to aid party retention.

Boston Massachusetts William H. Burke George B. Rowell Burke

Federal price program costs spark budget clash

The article notes gasoline imports to Georgia via pipeline avoiding ocean tankers and details disputes over O P A 1943 operating funds. Henderson urged $140 million as minimum for efficient operation while budgets swung from $210 million to $75 million. An amendment to bar ceilings on processed agricultural products, not reflecting 110 percent Parity, was also discussed.

Georgia Henderson Budget Bureau House Senate Congress

Opposition to Sales Levies in House Poll

First returns from a House poll show a majority opposed to a sales tax as the $5,000,000,000 revenue bill heads for debate next week. Rep. Robertson of Virginia reports low replies to a 5 percent levy proposal, with a majority citing no. The Ways and Means Committee has refused to consider a sales tax and will try to bring the bill to the floor under a restrictive rule.

Washington House Robertson D.-Va Rules Committee Ways and Means

Negro Sent On To Grand Jury For Auto Tire Theft

Francis Coleman of Charles Town West Virginia was sent to the grand jury by local police justice F L Largent Jr on a charge of stealing an automobile tire from Ada Allen on the night of March 9. He was recognized in Charles Town and arrested locally. The tire and wheel were taken from the Allen garage on Philpot street and later sold to Perry Wright's filling station by a young negro.

Francis Coleman Charles Town W. Va F. L. Largent, Jr Ada Allen Allen Place Philpot Street Perry Wright

Inquiry Urged Into Morgantown Mine Disaster

Representative Randolph of West Virginia urged a comprehensive inquiry into yesterday’s Morgantown mine blast that killed 20 people and called for investigation of a second fatal explosion in the same area that claimed 56 lives. He asked R R Sayers, director of the Bureau of Mines, to order the probes.

Washington Morgantown W. Va Randolph D.-W. Va R. R. Sayers Bureau of Mines

Hotels Converted Into Radio Training School In Chicago

The Army Air Forces announced Stevens and Congress hotels in Chicago would be seized by the technical training command for a radio training school expected to be one of the world’s largest. Officials promised thousands of students and said possession would occur within days with alterations to begin likely by September.

Washington Army Air Forces Stevens Congress Chicago Technical Training Command

Finishes Course In Chemical War Defense

Roy Cather completed a 65 hour defense course at College Park Maryland covering aerial attack gas protection incendiary and plant protection topics. The program included bomber tactics aircraft warning decontamination and first aid for gas casualties. Classes in Winchester will be led by Mr Cather and Taylor L Barr.

Roy Cather College Park Mr. Cather Civilian Protective Corps Winchester Cather Taylor L. Barr

Casualties Inflicted On Jap Troops

New Delhi July 10 The Royal Air Force reports heavy losses for Japanese troops in a low level bombing of barracks at Myitkyina and damage to locomotives and the Mandalay Myitkyina railway. Barracks at Kalemyo were attacked and the Gangaw river area also hit with boats and barges machine gunned.

New Delhi India Myitkyina Mandalay-Myitkyina Burma Kalemyo Gangaw Myittha Chindwin

Song composer Lorenz dies at 88 in Dayton

Edward Simon Lorenz, 88, renowned church music composer, died today in Dayton. He authored hymns including Tell It To Jesus Alone Joy Cometh in the Morning The Name of Jesus Is Secret and Thou Thinkest Lord.

Dayton H— Edward Simon Lorenz Dr. Lorenz Jesus D. E

Calusa Oil Tanker Launched at Sun Shipbuilding Yard

The $3,000,000 tanker Calusa was launched at Chester Pennsylvania by Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Company as the second of its type in as many days. Miss Helen Finegan, secretary to company president John G. Pew Sr., sponsored the vessel after a company lottery.

Chester Calusa Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Company

Answers to the Daily Quiz

The page lists quiz answers including Elmer Davis as question one and Jeanne d Arc as question four. It shows true for question two and a variety of brief responses such as Author for five and Atlas for six. The sequence ends with 366 and a note reading Once every two months.

Elmer Davis True Jeanne d’Arc Author Atlas Sens. Ivery

Rent Strike Threat Hits Detroit Over Rent Increases

Detroit area UAW CIO warns of a rent strike by more than 200 000 members if real estate interests push rents above government ceilings. Victor G. Reuther says landlords seek to raise rents up to five percent, risking a major domestic defense issue and provoking action by unions.

Detroit United Automobile Workers Reuther Uaw-Cio

Gen Richards Promoted on Retired List in Navy

Richmond Va July 10 Brigadier General George Richards of Staunton who retired from the Marine Corps in 1936 has been promoted to major general on the retired list. The promotion follows a February law directing advancement for officers specially commended for conspicuous conduct in past wars.

Richmond George Richards Staunton Marine Corps Navy Department

Body of Officer Found In River

Harrisburg July 10 The body of Captain Evan A Woodward 46 of Hanover New Hampshire attached to the Army Air Corps intelligence school here was found today in the Susquehanna river. School officials said evidence clearly indicates death by his own action. Major C O Baird Jr reported Woodward missing Wednesday night. His uniform was found on the river banks yesterday. An airplane pilot stopped the body in shallow water about 25 feet off shore.

Harrisburg Evan A. Woodward Hanover N. H Army Air Corps Susquehanna River C. O. Baird, Jr Woodward

Rommel’s Retreat Corridor Narrowed by British Advances

Dispatches from Cairo say Rommel, exhausted after a 350 mile desert sweep from Tobruk, tries to form a southern wall to guard his flank as the British pressure along the Mediterranean coast closes the escape route west of the Alexandria base.

Pare 1Ranean el Alamein Rommel Alexandria Cairo Tobruk

Application Sign Up Resumes After Documentation Block

A fragmented notice indicates applicants must complete proper documentation before the sign up can proceed. The text suggests a required Pron form and book-related paperwork to correct the submission.

Clarke County Registers 350 Motorists for Gasoline Rationing

Berryville Virginia July 16 three hundred fifty motor car owners registered for gasoline rationing at Clarke county points yesterday. Registration continues today and will end tomorrow at Berryville Boyce and Millwood with more registrations expected.

Clarke Berryville Clarke County Berryville Boyce Millwood

No Soldier Lost Under Convoy

In Des Moines Iowa Senator Herring asserted the U S Navy has not lost a single American soldier while under convoy to foreign shores. He spoke at the Iowa Democratic convention criticizing merchant ship losses to submarines and explained the necessity of prioritizing ships for allies Australia Russia England and Northern Ireland.

Des Moines Iowa Herring Tes U. S. Navy Ing Australia Russia England Northern Ireland

Memorial Services At Shiloh Church In West Virginia

Memorial services at Shiloh Church on Timber Ridge West Virginia are set for Sunday July 12. A morning service at 11 and an afternoon final rite at 2 will feature special music and speakers as announced.

Shiloh Church Timber Ridge W. Va

Carolina fugitive finally caught in Frederick Maryland

A 58-year-old man named William Henry Jernigan who is missing an arm was captured in Frederick after escaping the North Carolina penitentiary. He waived extradition and was taken back to Raleigh to serve a seven to ten year sentence for assault with intent to kill.

Frederick North Carolina Raleigh State Penitentiary William Henry Jernigan Jernigan

Bottle Caps From Tin Cans Planned

Richmond July 10 A B Gathright director of the Division of Purchase and Printing announced a salvage program. He told 32 state institutions the state has been offered a price for tin cans by a company planning to use them for bottle caps and asked for feasibility reports on storing empty cans for 10 days to two weeks under shelter until pickup by a purchaser truck.

Richmond A. B. Gathright Division of Purchase and Printing

Prisoner Leaps For Freedom in Richmond

Coyt Lewis Jr an 18 year old awaiting a police court hearing on auto theft fled through an unlocked window from a stairway landing in the city hall annex. Bailiff J H Wiltshire said a steel screen had been left unlocked by a court employee. Three other youths John Shifflet 24 John McGeorge 18 and Eugene Bragg all of Manguin were held for grand jury action on auto theft charges.

Richmond Coyt Lewis, Jr Police Court City Hall J. H. Wiltshire Lewis John Shifflet John McGeorge Eugene Bragg Manguin

Licensees May Not Drop Over 1 000

RICHMOND Va July 10 Hunter Miller a State Liquor Board member said the net loss in the number of beer and wine licensees this year would not total 1000 At one time it was believed that upward of 2000 might not seek renewals due to inability to obtain beer and gasoline and reduced travel from rationing of gas and tires

Richmond Hunter Miller State Liquor Board

Russian forces failLanding attempt on Kerch Peninsula

Berlin reports Ukrainian coastal defenses thwarted a amphibious assault by Russian forces on the Kerch Peninsula at Crimea's eastern tip. The attack was detected in time and prevented.

Berlin Kerch Crimea

Prosecution Sees Possible Finish By Saturday Night

An official close to the prosecution says the case may wrap up by Saturday night with no more than about twenty witnesses. FBI Director Hoover urged treason charges against those who aided the eight Nazis after their arrival, calling them traitors on a radio program. Some helpers have been arrested, but officials have not disclosed identities or numbers.

Nion J. Edgar Hoover N. B Hoover

Also Mentioned on This Page

F.B.I United Food Stores Cash & Carry Rampeburs’s Cameron & Piccadilly Sts Loudoun St Valley Avenue Braddock National Ave W. Piccadilly St Berryville, Va Cary Grant Barbara Hutton Ar As Lorenz Nojax B. F. Goodrich Silvertown E. Piccadilly St Dial Gen. Richards Lydia E. Pinkham Northern Virginia Crarist Buick H. W. Ebert Ioe Cs Shiloh Carolina Dash Ine Wapond OUART John W. Rosenberger & Co Braddock St
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