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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1942
Page
5
Annenberg, serving the largest ever individual income tax case sentence, had release moved forward eight days on doctor recommendation. He has been in a prison hospital for low blood pressure and heart trouble. parole was set for June 11, with term to end November 11. He pleaded guilty after 1939 indictment and settled tax claims through a seven year payment plan.
Foreign Secretary Eden told the House of Commons he had no official information that Vichy France allowed German sailors aboard French warships. Unofficial London reports weeks earlier claimed Germany had facilities to train sailors on French warships.
Twenty one men rode Bous field's boat at launch but five were killed and another fatally wounded by splinters from the submersible's shells. Five bodies were buried at sea while the sixth victim died before the rescue vessel reached Norfolk.
The article notes remarks by Senator Nye about war declarations and cites Senator Johnson on aiding the Axis as potentially benefiting Russia and improving US relations with Turkey. It reflects wartime political arguing over alliance choices and international responses.
Pattern 7328 features a transfer of ten motifs sized from 3 to 7 inches, with illustrations of stitches for bright bouquets and a small Yhotif suitable for pockets. The wording suggests compact projects and decorative elements for quick sewing.
Baltimore prices report Wheat No 2 Red Winter 1.16 1-4 June 1.16 1-4 Corn 95-97 Winchester Wheat 1.11 per bushel Corn 90c Prices based on mill deliveries.
R A F bombers attacked Cologne Essen Rostock and Lubeck as part of a strategic campaign. In North Africa Gen Auchinleck’s forces pushed through a sandstorm to capture a German base 44 miles west of Knight’s Bridge, signaling Rommel’s setbacks. In China Japan pressed a new offensive in Kiangsi Chekiang pursuing the Chekiang-Kiangsi railway and advancing toward Chienhsien and Canton.
Campbell testified no court action could convict a firm over cockroaches in plant products and argued samples held open for long time were not representative of items shipped interstate. Williams said FDA inspectors found the plant in fair condition and noted no basis for action.
Washington June 3 John L Lewis president United Mine Workers said he believes the United Nations will triumph and that no man can give too much to win. He argued criticism over foreign policy is unfounded and reiterated his stance against foreign wars until a war is unavoidable. At CIO meetings a pledge for maximum war production and tax and wage measures was adopted. Delegations from District 50 and Newark St Louis units arrived seeking transfer of affiliation.
Stephens City Va June 3 completion of work on side streets and opening of all surface streets drains announced at the town council meeting last night. Crushed stone will cover several streets including Sycamore avenue from the fire house to Main street. An all night state wide blackout is planned for June 17. Civilian defense animation to 100 percent within days. Roy Gregory directed fire drills thrice weekly with about 20 volunteers reviving interest in the fire company.
The Navy plans 500 ships including destroyers and escort vessels plus 800 small craft for patrol, work, minelaying and tending duties. These would add to already authorized ships. In October last year the Navy disclosed a strength of 346 fighting sea units.
Army Uniform District Attorney William O Dwyer of Brooklyn a former supreme court judge and mayoral candidate is shown in his mayor's uniform after receiving a commission from the War Department. He last wore a uniform in 1918 when he was a patrolman on city streets.
John Barrymore's estate totals ten thousand dollars or less in cash plus personal property. He left his will to his three children Diana Barrymore, Michael Strange, John Blyth Barrymore, and Ethel Dolores Barry before his fourth wife Elaine Barrie. Funeral services were held at Calvary Cemetery with Father John O'Donnell officiating.
Winchester Kiwanis pledge full support to the USO War Fund following Lions Club lead. All 34 members present donated after R Gray Williams appeal, with pledges continuing after luncheon. Lions Board adds 50 to campaign as Rotarians and Lions unite for USO support.
The Rev. W. A. Wilkerson announced today that he will preach Sunday morning June 7 at Clearbrook at 11 o'clock. The public is invited.
The National Rifle Association proposed organizing American shooters into small guerrilla like home guard units to defend key sites amid war. NRA official G B Lister said trained gun owners could guard landing fields and railway tunnels and respond to emergency calls.
Canners from Virginia gathered at Hotel Roanoke to hear War Department officials explain the government order to set aside a portion of each pack for the armed forces. Wilbur Orr acknowledged many questions remain and urged united effort to make the program work. He noted feeding the army overseas requires far more canned food than domestic needs.
Magnetic mines rely on a compass based sensor. A steel ship near the mine deflects the magnetic needle, completing an ignition circuit and detonating the device. The vessel is not drawn to touch the mine.
In Philadelphia on June 3 a Ringling Brothers strike by 41 musicians ended 22 years of Calliope retirement. The old instrument revived by AFM pressure replaces live players, drawing praise from veterans while director Merle Evans notes the loss of a 24 year streak. Evans says performers earn 47.50 weekly and accept current pay and conditions.
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