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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1941

Page

9

Meade Troops Move Out For Summer Training Drills

Meade Army Post troops begin summer training with the 21st Signal Operations Company set for an 1800 mile motor trek to Fort Bowie Texas. About 35 remain as others depart for Texas camp joining maneuvers in the south.

Fort George G. Meade 21St Signal Operations Company Fort Bowie Texas 21St Texas Camp Fort Bragg N.C 70Th Tank Battalion 30Th Ordnance Company Reguar Caroline Fort Meade Cedarville State Forest Waldorf 115Th Infantry Regiment Virginia Hugh L. Elderice A. P. Hill Military Reservation Caroline County Fredericksburg 175Th Infantry

Mass Meeting Draws 500 Evangelical and Reformed Men

About 500 men from Evangelical and Reformed churches in northern Virginia eastern Pennsylvania western Maryland and eastern West Virginia will attend a mass meeting at Christ Reformed Church Martinsburg on Sunday at 3 PM. Speakers Rev Dr J Ned Lavan and Edward S Pretz will discuss church work and agencies for men.

Martinsburg W. Va Evangelical and Reformed Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Christ Reformed Church This City Ned Lavan Philadelphia Edward S.S. Pretz Collegeville Brotherhood

Alcoholic Thirst Costs Aplenty

Evanston, June 12. The National W C T U reports Americans drank 17,017,442 more gallons of alcohol and spent 6,244,903 more than in early 1940. The first quarter totaled 360,105,194 gallons across domestic whiskey 21,475,084. imported distilled 2,218,868. beer 315,306,270. wine 21,104,972, with a bill of 663,966,012 dollars.

Evanston United States

Old Glory Birthday Tribute Highlights Flag History

Virginians recall Flag Day June 14 and the flag’s 164 year history from the Culpeper Minute Men’s rattlesnake banner to the Grand Union flag. Notable moments include the 1778 French salute at Quilberon Bay and the Derne victory in 1805, with the Star Spangled Banner inspired at Fort McHenry. The piece praises unity, liberty, and pledges to the United States.

South Patrick Henry Culpeper Minute Bahamas Betsy Ross Philadelphia Congress Quilberon Bay Presley N. O'Bannon U. S Derne Tripoli Francis Scott Key Fort McHenry Republic United States of America

Carrier Forced to Leave Mail at Bridge Washout

Clarence Vancdorn, a Gets Through Superior Nebraska Star route carrier, was compelled to abandon his car at a bridge washout two and a half miles south and walk into town with two mail pouches. The pouches were opened to reveal three circulars and a letter.

Superior Neb Clarence Vancdorn Here

FASTEETH Powder Secures Dentures Firmly

FASTEETH powder sprinkles on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth steady without sliding or rocking. It is alkaline non acid and does not sour, with no gummy taste, and helps prevent denture odor. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.

Drought Relief Cooperation Guided by FCA Official

The Emergency Crop and Feed Loan office of the Farm Credit Administration reports field supervisor J K Andrews of Culpeper is prepared to work with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration county agent and others to ease drought impacts. Forage crops across the East were seriously affected before recent rain, many crops past recovery, prompting farmers to revise cropping plans as relief efforts proceed.

The Farm Credit Administration J K. Andrews Culpeper Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Fights Last Night By the Associated Press

Gus Dorazio outpointed Clarence Jones in Buffalo. Joey Pirrone stopped Ey Harris Blake in Buffalo. Harris Blake weighed 136 and Pirrone 137 pounds. Dorazio 187 pounds faced Jones 184.

The Associated Press Buffalo Gus Dorazio Philadelphia Clarence Jones Joey Pirrone Cleveland Stopey Harris Blake

War News Censored Readers Cautioned

Readers are cautioned that news from most of Europe is subject to censorship before transmission to the United States. The Star notes wartime censorship affects what can be published and shared.

the Star Europe United States

Financing Needed for Prompt Assistance Rendered

A request seeks guidance on funding requirements for prompt assistance services. It outlines potential capital needs, capital sources, and a plan to secure funding while ensuring timely aid delivery and compliance with applicable regulations.

Young Baptists Gather for Week-Long Camp Lup ton Encampment

Woodstock Virginia hosts the first of three groups of young Baptists for a week at Camp Lupton on the Shenandoah river owned by Massanutten Academy. Girls attend June 14 to 28 and boys join the final week ending July 5.

Woodstock Camp Lupton Shenandoah River Massanutten Academy The Baptist Church In Virginia Women's Missionary Union of the Baptist Church Kate Collins Waynesboro Douglas Oliver Richmond Lewis Pugh Clifton Forge Dietition Vena Aguilliard Opelousas Lavespers M. T. Rankin Shanghai China Ann Wood Ella Lee Sowers Lillian Lane Cullen Lillian Fauber Lynchburg

Bigger Demands For Cigarettes Aids Revenue

Virginia revenue collections rise in May 1941 over May 1940 with a 6.01 million increase led by stamp duties on cigarettes. Total May receipts reach 24.30 million, boosted by estate tax, employment tax, and higher wages.

Virginia N. B. Early, Jr

Started Fire To Get New School In Chatham

Danville June 12 Officer Frank Chaney said Ernest E Finney principal of the Chatham Negro Public School admitted starting the May 26 fire to get one school for Negro children there He signed a confession after questioning and was jailed on arson charges Two fires destroyed two Chatham schools in May with Mayor Fitzgerald saying the second blaze was deliberate No link established to the May 2 fire yet

Danville Oficer Frank Chaney Ernest E. Finney Chatham Chaney Finney J. C. Lewis H. V. Fitzgerald

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