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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1940

Page

2

Winchester Branch Hosts Northern Virginia Letter Carriers Meet

The Winchester branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers hosted a Saturday session for the Northern Virginia district from Roanoke to Winchester. Postmaster W Nelson Pace read a Byrd telegram noting postal salaries are exempt from a 10 percent cut.

Winchester National Association of Letter Carriers Virginia Roanoke W. Nelson Pace Byrd

Number of beauty shops in the United States

The text states there are 69,300 beauty shops in the United States with an annual business of 200 million dollars. It also includes an unrelated note about Croesus and Lydia from 660 to 546 B C.

United States Croesus Lydia

Milk Products Bring More Money Into Virginia Than Any Other Farm Industry

Virginia hosts 150000 dairy farms with 420000 milk cows producing 168000000 gallons annually valued at 33000000 dollars. Half the product stays for home use, while about 17000000 dollars adds cash income. Dairy month aims to boost per capita intake and farm buying power statewide.

Virginia Richmond Dairy and Food Division Department of Agriculture Old Dominion Virginia Creameries United States Department of Agriculture Virginia Department of Agriculture Commonwealth

Courtroom Summary Of Police Court Cases Heard

Court cases tried in Police Court included ather Baker facing hit and run with a $15.25 fine. Leonard Clarence Clark cited for drunk with $10.25. Helen Jenkins fined $15.25 for drunk and disorderly. H and Hackett $10.25 for drunk. William Thomas $10.25 for drunk. James H. Stalling fined $15.25 for disorderly conduct. Elwood Breffy cited for operating under the influence with $100 fine and costs and 10 days' hard labor. Fansler fined $? for drunk and disorderly.

Ather Baker Leonard Clarence Clark Helen Jenkins Highland Avenue H. & Hackett William Thomas James H. Stalling East Piccadilly Street Elwood Breffy Roanoke Fansler Woodland Srr

Triangle Waist Factory Fire Date and Toll

In New York City the Triangle Waist Factory fire occurred on March 25 1911 and 148 workers died in the blaze.

New York City

Stettinius Talks With FDR On Defense Materials

Edward R. Stettinius arrives at the White House for a conference with President Roosevelt. He directs handling of all raw materials up to the point they become finished products in national defense.

Advisory Council On National Defense Edward R. Stettinius White House Stettinius

Four Vacancies In Flying Corps Langley Field Air Corps openings announced

The local Army recruiting station reports four vacancies in the Air Corps at Langley Field Virginia. Entrance requires a high school education or its equivalent or a journeyman's rating in a technical or mechanical trade.

Army Air Corps Langley Field

Flag Day Address Highlights U S Responsibilities In War Era

W W Glass former Winchester mayor spoke at Winchester Lodge 867 Elks on flag symbolism and America's duties abroad. He traced Monroe Doctrine roots and warned that European balance of power and Western Hemisphere treaties heighten U S obligations amid fifth column threats and Panama Canal ownership.

Winchester Lodge No. 867 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Braddock and Piccadilly Streets W. W. Glass Winchester United States of America Glass United States James Monroe Europe Western Hemisphere Panama Canal

Answers to Today’s Quiz From Page Four

Answers to test questions printed on page 4 include Twenty one General Pershing Pennsylvania Henry A. Wallace Secretary of Agriculture The member banks of the Federal Reserve System Increase William H Woodin CIO Three cents an ounce or fraction of an ounce Century Magazine.

Twenty General Pershing Pennsylvania Henry A. Wallace Secretary of Agriculture Federal Reserve System William H. Woodin CIO Century Magazine

Panama Plans G men Force to Guard Canal

President Augusto Boyd says Panama will raise a national force to counter fifth column activity around the canal. He vows to cooperate with the United States as Panama deports European born aliens already in the country.

Panama Panama Canal Augusto Boyd United States Boyd

Red Cross Drive Lags As $1,750 Remains Unmet

Winchester and Frederick hold slow to rise to the second Red Cross relief drive. Only 250 dollars of the 2,000 dollar quota is collected, leaving 1,750 dollars still needed. Officials plead for renewed donations at city hall and drive workers to boost collections next week.

Winchester Frederick Red Cross

Virginia FFA convention to convene at Virginia Tech

More than 1 600 agricultural high school students and instructors will attend the Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America convention at Virginia Tech Tuesday through Friday. Crop and livestock judging contests will name teams for national events, with Dr. Julian A. Burruss to speak. Awards and state Farmer degree nominations cap the week, with track and baseball events in the afternoons. Jack McAboy will preside at business sessions.

Blacksburg Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America Virginia Tech Henry C. Groseclose Virginia Schools For Leadership EB. Y. Noblin South Hill D. Tilson M. B. Blair R. H. McNeil Chaper Julian A. Burruss Virginia Association Jack McAboy Stephens City

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