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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1941

Page

9

Defense Mill Watchmen War About Brief Cases

A Los Angeles report chronicles factory security at defense plants. FBI and military agencies tightly control visitor access, badges, and clearances while guards, fences, and checks insulate sites from saboteurs. The author jokes about the burden of transporting a briefcase amid the heightened scrutiny.

Defense Mill Devon Francis Los Angeles Neds Service Plantion Service Coom Federal Bureau of Investigation Army Navy Wright Field Spne Aeronautical Dayton Pacific Northwest California FBI Navy Intelligence Service

Newspaper Man Seeks Release for Ham on Rye

A guard jokes with a newspaper man about obtaining a release for the ham on rye in his brief case. The exchange reveals a light moment as the guard agrees to a playful concession.

Mothers On Farms Aid Harvest as Labor Shortage Grows

Chicago reports farm mothers and children joining harvest efforts as skilled farmhands enlist for defense work, driving tractors and operating combines. President O Neal of the American Farm Bureau calls this a widespread labor shortage across the Midwest East and South and notes dairymen struggle to match factory wages. Drafts and local deferrals affect farm labor with 30 day furlough granted to Private John V Proch aska from Azalia Michigan who runs the only threshing machine locally.

Chicago Sam Edward A. O'Neal American Farm Bureau Federation Midwest East New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Illinois Gulf Coast O’neal Fort Sheridan John V. Prochaska Azalia Mich

Bible School At St. John's Church

The Bible School at Historic St. John's Lutheran Church near Mt. Williames will be held the first week of August beginning Monday evening the fourth at 5 30 o clock. The school is under the supervision of the pastor Rev. E B. Smith. The public is cordially invited.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Mt. Williames E. B. Smith

Three Killed As Car Darts Into Tree Near Elkton

Three Elkton youths were killed and two others injured when a northbound 1940 Plymouth sedan ran over an embankment and hit a tree near Verbena Tavern on the Eastside Highway north of Elkton about one this morning. Herman Morris was the driver. Ray Phillips Everett and Herring were dead. Joseph Kyger and Richard Walton injured with serious leg fractures and minor cuts.

Harrisonburg Elkton Verbena Tavern Everette Herring Herman Morris Joseph Kyger Richard Walton Roy Kyger

Convention Set at Cedar Cliff Sun Day School Meet

The Thirty first annual Ope quon District Sunday School convention convenes at Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church on Thursday August 7 1941 with theme Christian Education Advances Morning program runs 10:00 to 12:00 and afternoon session begins 1:30 concluding with reports and committee appointments All are welcome please bring lunch Also included in the page is a note stating Wisconsin was the first state to ban heavy trucks on weekends and holidays with a 1934 regulatory act and a report of a measurable decline in highway accidents afterward.

Opequon Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church R. G. van Meter Cc. S. Head S. P. Waly Minor C. Miller D. D W. L. Riggleman Miusic Leslie Shirley J. T. Brown B. A Wisconsin Public Service Commission

Preservation methods for Crypt of Civilization objects at Oglethorpe

Most items are sealed in individual glass and stainless steel containers filled with an inert gas to prevent natural disintegration. The literature collection is stored as an indestructible microfilm.

Oglethorpe University

Soldier Assigned to Important Duty After Transfer

Recount mentions his transfer to a destroyer where he received an important station of duty and is expected to uphold the duties of his new role amid his parents relatives and friends observing the moment.

Griffin

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