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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1941

Page

2

Benefit Payments Drop For Jobless In Winchester Area

Walter M. Shade reported that Winchester Employment Service issued 28,278 benefit checks in the three months to June 30, down from 46,244 in 1940. About 994 claimants filed, with 30 percent active. 335 jobs were found, total placements statewide near 34,000 for the period. Registrants at Winchester numbered 613, split nearly evenly by gender.

Unemployment Compensation Commission Winchester Local Employment Service Walter M. Shade Winchester Office Shade Atsme Winchester Commission State

Who Wrote The Poem Beginning My Candle Burns

The line My candle burns at both ends I know is by Edna St Vincent Millay. It appears in her poetry volume A Few Figs from Thistles published in 1920.

Edna St. Vincent Miland

Co-Ops To Face Renewed Fight In Legislature

The Virginia Agricultural Conference board warned of intensified opposition to farmer cooperatives as the 1942 General Assembly nears. East retires as chairman. new executive committee named. The group opposed higher federal gasoline taxes and defeated motions on redistricting and county tax assessments while forecasting a battle over cooperative legislation and farm self-help.

Blacksburg Virginia Agricultural Conference Board General Assembly East John East Augusta County AAA K. N. Ellis Farm Bureau Federation H. H. Watson Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs Dr. Meade Ferguson State Grange C. Nelson Beck State Dairymen’s Association W. 8. Campfield State Horticultural Society Porter Hardy Virginia Federation of Potato and Vegetable Growers W. L. Kirby Producers Co-Op Exchange W. G. Wyser Southern States Cooperative D.E. Shank Valley of Virginia Cooperative Milk Producers Association Campfield Virginia Boards of Supervisors Ralph H. Ferrell, Jr

U S Women Urged To Quit Bridge For Defense

Adelaide Kerr profiles Mrs Harold Milligan who heads a new national defense department for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. She urges women to stop bridge and join civilian defense efforts through education, nursing training, and morale building.

U.S Bridge For Adelaide Kerr Harold Milligan Uncle Sam New York Miligan General Federation of Women’s Clubs New Department of National Defense Womanhood of America National Association of Manufacturers

British general who ordered back to the wall in 1918 drive

An English general issued the "back to the wall" order on April 12, 1918 as German forces surged in World War I. He vowed to hold until promised French reinforcements arrived.

Sue Thaig

Cool Air Masses Squeeze Out Worst Heat Wave

Thundershowers end the northern tier heat wave as relief moves in from the Atlantic and Midwest. Readings eased from 100s to 60s and 70s in several cities while Milwaukee and Washington etc saw sharp drops after storms.

Associated Press Dakotas New England Chicago Weather Bureau Iowa Missouri Kansas Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia G. L. Canaday Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis Cleveland Fort Wayne Ind Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Washington, D. C Philadelphia New York City Baltimore Atlantic North Dakota Minnesota Innesota Michigan Wisconsin

Winchester election officials named for Democratic primary

Election officers assigned for Winchester with precincts Friendship Rouss City Hall and others. Names include John W. Kater Ralph Cain Alfred Henkel John Dunn B F Arthur Robert Swartz Forrest Co M Martin Sarah Berenobert Bell Frank Hel Lee and Frank B. Crawford. Poll hours set as 5 12 PM to 6 59 PM.

Winchester John W. Kater Ralph Cain Alfred 8. Henkel Rouss John Dunn B. F. Arthur Robert Swartz City B. Estes Sarah Berenobert Bell Frank Hel- Lee Frank B. Crawford

Prisoner Jumps From Window And Escapes Briefly

Ralph Parks of Texas Maryland resident enjoyed a short freedom from the law today after being picked up about noon on drunkenness charges. While awaiting fingerprinting in the city hall police court room he jumped from a window and fled. He was recaptured shortly after by Officer Carlton Manual and Inspector Dulaney as he fled Millwood avenue out of town.

Ralph Parks Texas Parks Francis Funk Carlton Manual Dulaney Millwood Avenue

Christmas Toys Featuring War Toys Demand Grows

Pittsburgh reports a rising market for war themed toys as children ask for fighter planes tanks and ambulances amid peacetime lull since World War I manufacturers note steady demand and say parental hesitance has little effect as kids press for battle play items.

Pittsburgh Papa Mama Little Jimmy Mary Red Cross

Officer Pays Tribute To Local Citizens Winchester Day Observance

1st Lieutenant William F Burke chaplain of the 116th Infantry at Fort Meade honors Winchester Day July 27 praising loyal citizens and the Chanters. He notes their strong support for soldiers and laments absence of a band concert.

Wiliam F. Burke 116Th Infantry Andrew Bell Winchester Fort Meade Chester

City Court Notices on Violations and Fines

In The Court Of The Trial Justice City Valley Fruit and Candy Co. faced charges for blocking street. R. E. Smith fined for parking unlicensed car. Charles Harris cited. William S. Ennis charged with reckless driving. C. W. Lowe fined for bad check law. An H. Hudson cited for speeding. Fines listed from 4 to 110.25 dollars.

City Valley Fruit and Candy Co R. E. Smith Charles Harris Williams Ennis C. W. Lowe

Condition of Rivers Topic in United States

The text questions the status of Americans with limb loss and defines an inquiline as an animal that lives habitually in another species nest or home. It references a count of people lacking limbs and provides a concise definition of inquiline.

United States C. A

Boston Wool Market Report from July 30

U S Department notes in Boston that a few fine wools, including graded good French combing length and fine hired wools, faced fairly good demand with prices around $1.03 to $1.05 per pound on a scoured basis.

Boston U. S. Dept

Answers to the Daily Quiz Two

Answers printed on page 4 list the quiz responses. Items include piano, cannot stand, Austin, green, Manuel L. Quezon, Anne Rutledge, true, a state or country between two enemies, Satan, and Gene Stratton Porter.

Piano Austin Green Manuel L. Queson Anne Rutledge Satan Gene Stratton Porter

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