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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1941

Page

15

MacLeish condemns Nazi sympathizers at Penn State

Arnauld MacLeish, poet and Librarian of Congress, speaks at Pennsylvania’s 185th commencement describing readers who accept Nazism as a historical force as victims of Western civilization. He criticizes belief in historical necessity and economic determinism as defining a dangerous mid life trend among World War I veterans. He receives an honorary Doctor of Letters.

Elphia Arbald MacLeish Librian Congress University of Pennsylvania Macleish

Britain to Open Foreign Service to New Blood

Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden announced in the House of Commons that Britain's foreign service will admit deserv ing candidates regardless of private income. The reform merges the diplomatic corps and consular service, opening high posts to all classes and allowing women to reach top positions with qualified, merit based advancement. Leaders expect improved expert guidance on commercial and financial matters.

London Anthony Eden House of Commons Britain England Eden Foreign Office Diplomatic Corps Consular Service

Weekend Visit and Social Notes From Local Homes

Visiting relatives and neighbors fill a Sunday at several farms and homes. Guests include Mr Massie and daughter, Mr Brill from Winchester, Mr Atkins and niece Iola Madagan, Mr Racey and family, Mr Mullican and Lemley from Washington, and others. Birth announced for a son to Ray Carlisle. Jane Polhamus visits from Everett College.

Robert Massie Frank Brill Winchester Misses Brill Frank Atkins Jane Polhamus Everett College Danville Edna Polhamus

Incomes Rise in 1939 Returns by State and City

Commissioner Guy T. Helvering released a bulletin showing 7,648,683 individual income tax returns filed for 1939 through December 31, 1940, up from 6,249,083 in 1938. Tabulations by states and territories are being prepared for Statistics of Income for 1939 Part 1 to be issued later this year.

Washington Commissioner of Internal Revenue Guy T. Helvering

Bottleneck in U S Airplane Deliveries Reported in Commons

Lieut. Col J T C Moodre Brabazon told the House of Commons that a bottleneck remains in receiving and assembling increased American aircraft deliveries. He said all steps are being taken to maximize aircraft available for operational flying without delay.

London J. T. C. Moodre-Brabazon House of Commons

Community social news from Stephens City region

Miss Jean Snapp of creme visits with Nancy Parker. Front Royal guests Mr. and Mrs. Alexeis and Margaret with Henry Ritenour. York Pa guests Irvin Yeakle and Nora Yeakle visit Stephens City. Trinity Lutheran cake giveaway lawn party Saturday the 14th. Laytonsville visit from Hayden Oisley. Beverley Drake and daughter from Winchester stop by. Ed Campbell and family visit Brumback home in Middletown. Weekend guests include Mrs. Harvey Vens and Ma x Steward and others from Baltimore and Washington. Wanda Kidd from Charleston staying awhile.

Lillie Madden Daught Jessie Hayden Oisley Laytonsville Bertie Drake Daugher Beverley Winchester W. Venable Ed. Campbell Alvin Grim Mae E. C. Brumback Middletown Miss Fool Harvey Vens Philadelphia Max Steward Baltimore Ie Garber Ignew Wanda Kidd Charleston W. Va

Summer Frock Pattern Instructions for Barbara Bell 1407-B

A guide for a cool summer frock using white lawn and sheer liners with a vibrant skirt in broadcloth denim linen or cotton crash. Describes color options cobalt blue orange red green purple and trim choices a border or embroidered band matching the skirt. Barbara Bell Pattern No 1407-B covers sizes 8 through 16 with material yardage for blouse and skirt.

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