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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1941

Page

2

Diplomas Planned for Gainesboro Seniors as Fund Drive Aids Chairs

Gainesboro High School will award diplomas to 14 seniors around June 6. Funds are sought from a March 14 oyster supper at the school to cover indebtedness on auditorium chairs and other improvements. Officers include Nelson Beard president Garland Adams vice president Irene Davis secretary treasurer.

Gainesboro High School Fred Braithwaite Smacpel Eal Necey Garland Adams Nelson Beard Harryard Robert Philpott Stanley Harold Larrick Willis Fout Helen Hook Besq Lae Bakers June Unger Unger Esther Richard One Davis Irene Davis Braithwaite Aithwaite Gainesboro

Empty Boats Indicate Missing Occupants at Annapolis

Annapolis Maryland March 8 Two boats one upside down were found today near Herald Harbor and the Naval Academy. Officials believe the craft may be those in which three boys were lost on the Severn River.

Annapolis Herald Marbor Naval Academy Severn River

Winchester man summoned for federal grand jury in Harrisonburg

Wilmer Shryock of Winchester has a summons to report Monday March 17 for possible jury duty in Harrisonburg. A grand jury will be empanelled that day and the Ted Pauley case involving raffle of an automobile is on the docket.

Wilmer Shryock Winchester Harrisonburg Ted Pauley

James B McNamara Dies in San Quentin Prison

James B. McNamara, 59, who was serving a life sentence for the 1910 dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building, died in San Quentin Prison. The blast at 1 07 a m on October 1 1910 killed 21 people as the paper battled closed shops and labor disputes.

San Quentin Calif James B. McNamara Los Angeles Times McNamara the Times

Trial Justice salaries and bonds set by city council

The council discussed trial justice salaries with a motion proposing 125 dollars monthly for the justice and 50 dollars for the clerk, amended to 1200 dollars per year for the justice and 600 for the clerk. Bonds were fixed at 5000 dollars for the trial justice, 2000 for the substitute, and 2000 for the overall.

Lee Conlemoves Baker R. Prank Barr Sieuke Barnett Dr. C. R. Anderson W. P. Anderson R. Frank Barr C. D. Barnett W. W. Dellinger Percy Miller Miller Streit Earl Baker A Lee Coble Brady Largent Coble Carnifax Police Department Bertha Kline Winchester Sytem

Winchester Faces 100000 Storm Damage 27 Years Ago

From The Files of The 27 Years Ago: a 75 mile west sweeping gale caused indoor confinement and $100000 damage to Winchester city and county. The storm’s 1866 May comparison is recalled by old timers as roofs torn from buildings and a damaged city hall.

Winchester

Cedar Rust Bill Passed in Virginia Senate

The Cedar Rust bill has passed the Virginia senate and awaits Governor Juart's signature to become law. It requires eradication of red cedar near apple orchards with compensation or appeal rights for cedar owners and will be enforced by the state crop pest commission.

Virginia Senate Juart

Late Christopher Bean Delights Small Winchester Crowd

Inclement weather kept Capitol Theatre audience small for Winchester Little Theatre’s production of The Late Christopher Bean. Cast delivered a creditable performance with Beatrice O Ell as Abby and Alvin Tavenner as Davenport earning praise for stage presence. Bent ley Kinney directed.

Christopher Bean Coolie Verner Capitol Theatre Winchester Little Theatre Sidney Mowers Christopheran Mr. Howard Abby Beatrice O' Ell Alvin Tavenner Davenport Haggett Ethel Jolliffe Anne Hardy Ada Haggett Winchester Charles Lord Martinsburg Dr. Haggett Susan Haggett Lucille Seal Warren Cramer H. R. Kern, Jr Rosen Thomas Woolfolk Tallant Ridgely White Bentley Kinney

Steel Makers Vote 56 Hour Week For Defense Work

At Midvale Steel in Philadelphia about 4000 workers voted 10 to 1 to adopt a seven day 56 hour week to support a 32 million dollar order for anti aircraft guns and other defense gear. Union leader Edward Kunz said it is the first such vote in a U S manufacturing plant. Workers will receive time and a half for hours exceeding 40 weekly. Company officials unavailable for comment.

Philadelphia Midvale Steel Company Edward Kunz AFL Los United States Army

Wheat and grain price quotes from Chicago and other markets

Chicago and Baltimore grain quotes report wheat bids near highs since January with May at 85 1 4 to 1 8 and Sept at 82 1 2. corn May 61 7 8 to 62 July 62 Sept 61 7 8. No. 3 Red and No. 4 Yellow and White lots shown for cash grain in Chicago and Baltimore markets. prices listed per bushel with recent year-ago comparisons.

Chicago Chicago Cash Grain Baltimore Winchester

Shutdowns In Plants May Not Occur

Six hundred CIO employees of the Federal Motor Truck Company with five million dollars in defense orders press for higher pay vacation allowances and draft pay. In Pittsburgh the CIO steelworkers organizing committee rejected US Steel’s offer of a 2 12 cent raise and threatened to terminate the contract.

C.I.O Federal Motor Truck Company Pittsburgh I. O. Steelworkers Organizing Committee United States Steel Corporation

Senate advances aid bill amid amendments clash

Senate leaders predicted passage of the aid bill by Monday as administration forces rejected 12 amendments in a marathon 11 hour session. Opposition sought limits on naval transfers and a ban on lending to Britain, Canada, and Greece, but Barkley warned such changes would derail the measure.

Senate House Barkley E.S. T Ellender D.-La Clark D.-Mo Walsh D.-Mass Taft Ohio Britain Canada Greece

Valley Digging From Under Snow Continues

The report notes about 11 inches of snow in the valley with roads west of Winchester in Clarksburg West Virginia area cindered for passage. Authorities say little threat of drifts as a crust forms from drizzle. In the city about 50 workers and 11 trucks clear the business district with Piccadilly Loudoun and pea streets targeted.

Winchester Clarksburg W. Va Mellett Piccadilly Loudoun Pea Streets

Sorensen Links South American Regimes to War Context

The CBS correspondent reports that in January the U S and South America each sold 3 000 barrels of oil to Japan while South America sits below pre war levels and relies on Axis trade. He says Latin nations lack democratic tradition with many governments rising on machine guns. He notes Latin America is neutral toward the U S, fears the Monroe Doctrine, and urges stronger cultural ties and Pan American unity guided by Hull and Welles policies. Sorensen spoke in Winchester under Rotary Club auspices.

U. S. Secretary of Commerce United States South America Japan C.B.S Costa Rica Sorensen Ecuador Europe Germany England Americas Hitler Berlin Russia Latin America North America Hull Cordell Hull Sumner Welles Winchester Rotary Club Booth No Yong Park Nicholas R. Doman Harry F. Byrd, Jr Winchester Rotary Club

Seven Enlistments Reported At Local Army Recruiting Office

The local recruiting station reports seven new Army enlistments this month. Names include Sgt Frank Likar and Havermale of Maryland, Hawkins of Mt Jackson, Guess of Baltimore, and Clyde Howe sent to the 87th Air Corps. Vacancies exist in all branches. high school or mechanical trades experience is favored. Some enlistees may later become flying cadets.

Army Frank Likar Charles Havermale Marthe Infantry Hawaii Lester BE. Hawkins Mt. Jackson Paul H. Guess S. Cameron Street Wrolebind Quartersanets Baltimore Clyde W. Howe the &Th Air Up Air Corps Bangor Maine Delaplane Fauquier County Blondell H. Lonas Infantry Panama United States Likar

Train collision and vehicle crashes disrupt Winchester area

Uninjured drivers and shaken occupants recount a train auto crash near Winchester as the Hagerstown bound Pennsylvania train struck a rear ended car. Ralston and Swearingen suffered contusions with both taken to local facilities. Separately a state snow plow collision near the city left the driver with a fractured knee cap and cuts, while a Seven-Up truck and a Mason-Dixon van crash destroyed a truck near Boyce.

Bunker Hill William Swearinger John C. Ralston Pittsburgh Hagerstown Pennsylvania Ralston Swearingen Itar W. H. Bosserman, Jr Winchester George Wash m Hotel Dave Kirk Pittsburghers J. G. Smith Pennsylvania Railroad Charles £. O'Connor Seal and O'Connor Dry Cleaners Armory Co. 115 Virginia Protective Force Lawrence Talley Millwood Brooke Punk Boy

New York Snow Tops Ten Inches as Storm Hits

Snow blanketed New York with as much as ten inches while the storm moved east, causing travel disruption across the Atlantic coast and threatening New England as warnings spread from Maine to Delaware. Maryland reports a fatal ski accident and a missing trio in Annapolis are noted amid broader national cold weather coverage.

Atlantic Seaboard Maryland Eastport Delaware New England Ned Chambers Ray Cunningham Jerry Almond Severn Annapolis

Baltimore Livestock Markets March 8 Update

In Baltimore on March 8 livestock and produce quotes show little change across categories. Cattle steady to firm, steers 850-1230 lb mostly 9.50-10.80, top 11.35. heifers up to 10.40, fat cows few higher. sausage bulls weak. Hogs mostly lower versus week ago, 160-240 lb ranges 7.80-8.25, sows steady. lighter weights 7.45-8.70. Produce section notes unchanged prices for poultry and other birds.

Nebraska Baltimore Baltimore Livestock U. S. Dept Ue Iene

Average speed of a war plane

The text states the average speed of an air plane associated with the meld service is 400 miles per ki.

Let us be of service to you.

A brief note offering late service and a phone contact reads We det deliver until mid night. Phone 228.

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