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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1941
Page
8
Mrs. W. E. Smith of 19 North Washington Street ranks fourth among representatives of the North America Assurance Society of Virginia for June. The society issues hospital insurance.
The Open Door Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will have Mr Ed gar Mason as guest teacher Sunday morning. The class meets at 9 45 oclock and a cordial invitation is extended to all.
About twenty five Virginia principals and supervisors meet at the University of Virginia to revise the 1937 secondary school administration manual. Frederick M. Alexander directs with George Oliver assisting. final recommendations go to the State Board of Education.
An employment service manager in Jacksonville North Carolina unsuccessfully phoned seven state regional offices for two brick masons to work on the new marine base. He stops at a soda fountain where two men reveal they are brick masons seeking work.
The piece analyzes wartime rumors of renewed German assault supported by Bolshevik warnings. It notes lull periods along the Stalin line and possible German moves toward the Bosporus while Turkey’s entry effects remain uncertain. It cites claims of 8 million Russian troops moving to the front and questions the feasibility of such figures.
Approximately $300 000 flowed to 12 884 employees across Virginia West Virginia and Maryland in the first half of 1941 after wage and hour inspections. Virginia 209 employers paid $141 052 70 to 4 and Maryland 285 firms paid $122 611 42 to 7 060 employees. Most sums were voluntary. only $47353 21 stemmed from court actions.
Puzzle listing with numerous incomplete clues and stray letters, including misreads like clumsy shoss and i act pied, showing interleaved across and down entries such as Egyptian god, Roman pound, and Indian garment, but many items misprinted or corrupted.
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