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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1941
Page
3
Health officials urge vaccination against typhoid as a tool in public health progress. Rural areas still face seasonal spikes linked to unsafe water and milk sources, especially during summer vacations. Public behavior limits impact. safe water and properly pasteurized milk remain essential.
Detroit reports the auto industry ready to mass produce bombing planes and engines with 700 units monthly as early as 1942. Ford and other firms in Dearborn are expanding plants to churn 2,000 horsepower engines and gear up to 25,000 additional workers, while training programs prepare engine mechanics for rapid wartime output.
Lieut Harry E Dieckman of Valley Avenue has graduated from the seacoast artillery course at Fort Monroe Virginia and now holds the rank of first lieutenant with the Fifty seventh Coast Artillery at Camp Pendleton Virginia Beach He is a Handley High School and Virginia Tech graduate, son of Mr and Mrs George Dieckman, and recently married Patsy Sartelle of Winchester.
Miami Florida reports a high of 90 degrees at 2 p m matching the June 24 heat record and a 68 degree low at 6 p m matching the record. A survey by the Association of American Playing Card Manufacturers finds rummy as the most widely known card game.
Rep. John Vorys urged a peace offensive to aid Britain arguing the United States could lead world peace while preparing to arm for possible war. He cited preservation of the republic and hemispheric security as aims and urged congressional backing for peace proposals. Opposing view by Edgar Ansel Mowrer favored joining Britain to crush the Axis and organize a postwar world.
The Virginia Defense Council urges Virginians to buy coal early for winter to aid defense needs. Brigadier General James A. Anderson notes benefits include freeing railroads, preserving buying power, and reducing summer coal surpluses. Summer discounts and lower prices are highlighted under the Bituminous Coal Act with appeals to dealers and consumers nationwide.
Treasury data shows June receipts of 40 million 854 thousand 470.07 dollars and expenditures of 67 million 649 thousand 466.23 dollars. Gross debt stands at 48 billion 818 million 308 thousand 151.72 dollars, up 6 million 67 thousand 415.92 from the previous day. The second item explains Rome time offset relative to New York City at 2 p.m.
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