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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1941

Page

4

Classified Rates and Display Ad Instructions

The Winchester Evening Star lists advertising rates: cent per word with a 25 cent minimum. Display ads with borders due by 9 PM the day before publication. Transient rate 45 cents per inch. Contract rates available through DeLisser Boyd Inc in multiple cities. A Bible verse is shown as a sample filler.

DeLisser-Boyd, Inc New York Richmond Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Rochester Atlanta San Francisco

Pass The Bill to Aid Britain in World War II

The lease lend bill has been debated and amended but must pass without delay. Its passage is essential to shape an effective aid program for Britain, the democracy America hopes will defeat Hitler, and to avoid a mortal blow to Britain.

Great Britain America Hitler

Coed Breakthrough in Historic New York Clubs

The Harvard Club in New York reportedly opened its doors to women, joining a wave of former all male clubs. Cornell Princeton Columbia Dartmouth Pennsylvania Yale followed in this shift amid the era dubbed the Funny Forties.

Harvard Club New York Cornell Club East Forty-Eighth Street Princeton Club East Thirty-ninth Street Columbia Dartmouth Pennsylvania Yale Harvard Blues Crimson

Pacific Fortifications for Samoa and Guam Planned

Plans to expand U S naval and air facilities in Samoa and Guam earmark 8.1 million and 4.7 million dollars respectively. The aim is to counter Japan's growing South Pacific bases and protect the Philippines and Australia.

Pacific Samoa Guam United States Samos Germany League of Nations New Zealand Pago Pago San Francisco Australia Spain Philippines Japan South Pacific

Encircled Japan joins nations alarmed by surrounding threat

The piece argues Japan’s fear of encirclement mirrors Mussolini and Stalin’s delusions amid rising tensions. It recalls Mussolini’s invasion of Ethiopia, Stalin’s Finland war, and suggests Japan seeks vast Asian gains and island holdings, despite some nations remaining calm and untroubled by encirclement.

Japan Hitler Mussolini Ethiopia Stalin Finland Asia Pacific Ocean

Hopkins Faces Roosevelts New Defense Committee

The Richmond News Leader editorial critiques a proposed defense coordination group under President Roosevelt. It questions Harry Hopkins as a potential leader, cites lack of industrial experience, and urges clarity, restraint, and accountability in forming a capable, streamlined national defense structure.

Harry Hopkins Washington Dispatch Britain Harold Ickes Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Hopkins Washington Office of Production Management Production Planning Board Harry L. Hopkins OPM National Defence Advisory Commisables United Tabilezl

Mediterranean war aims shrink Mussolini boastings

British naval raid on Genoa sinks Mussolini claim that the Mediterranean is our sea. British and Greek actions loosen Italy's grip on the Adriatic and force reliance on the Piave as a fallback.

St. Louis Genoa Mussolini Mediterranean Duce Adriatic

His Lot Is Not a Happy One

A Detroit Free Press opinion piece questions police use of force and public judgment. It argues cops are harshly labeled regardless of actions, criticizing the pressures and dilemmas faced by officers in tense encounters.

Canada

Mary Katherine Baker Graduates With Honor At Columbia Training School

News of Other Years item notes Mary Katherine Baker graduates with honor from the training school of Columbia Hospital in New York. It also mentions Queen Elizabeth arriving in New York, and a Retail Merchants poll favoring parking meters. The item combines several era captions into a brief retrospective.

Mary Katherine Baker Training School of Columbia Hospital New York Queen Elizabeth England Chamber of Commerce

City Hall Opens to Public as March 21 Dedication Planned

The newly finished city hall opens for visitors with dedication day scheduled for March 21. Local businessmen protest Winchester mail service, urging quicker delivery at Cross Junction. Joseph H. Heller, now a U.S. Army surgeon, returns to the Philippines after visiting relatives here.

Winchester Cross Junction Joseph H. Heller U. S. Army Philippines

Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin

A compilation of Q and A from The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau with Frederic J. Haskin, listing topics from the Izaak Walton League to naval figures, canal history, and biblical lore. Returns include dates, figures, and answers on diverse subjects.

Frederic J. Haskin Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Washington, D. C

Test questions from Star Quiz page two

Answers to seven quiz items appear on page two covering curves in autos royal houses Armageddon slogan Celesta instrument eight M states Pi value Pearl of the Antilles Anvil Chorus opera and K P duties pigeons papers or kitchen work

Pearl of the Antilles K. P

Substitution Rule for OCR News Text

The instruction enforces using have instead of could of or may of in OCR sourced material. It guides editors to replace incorrect phrasing with proper have forms while preserving factual content and tone.

A Bill of Rights Week Proclaimed in New York

The Albany Legislature passed a law urging schools to study the Bill of Rights and the U.S. Constitution. A governor proclamation this week expands focus across schools and state agencies inviting voluntary public cooperation to emphasize core liberties.

Boston Herald New York Albany United States

De Trop in Paris Snubbed Germans Relive Lonely Paris

Thomas Kernan, Vogue editor for the French edition, recounts a German officer’s complaint that Parisians ignore them at social events. He notes diplomats and soldiers feeling snubbed as they face cold reception and silence at dinners, highlighting a tense social climate abroad.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Thomas Kernan Vogue France Kernan

Widow of Tabor and the fall of silver mines

Edwin C. Hill recalls Augusta Tabor, the scourge of fortune for Horace Tabor, and her endurance as she guarded the Matchless Mine while silver rose after his ruin. The tale contrasts a Hardin era pioneer couple with a gilded Denver ascent and a tragic end in a desert shack.

Mark McCourt Doe Tabor H. A. W. Tabor Colorado Europe Horace Tabor Tabor Augusta Pierce Vermont Kansas Augusta Miles Wilkins California Gulch Leadville America Elizabeth McCourt Elizabeth Denver Doe

Celanese Expands Pearsburg Textile Plant

Celanese Corporation of America will expand its Pearsburg Virginia textile plant and hire about 1000 more workers. A $1,500,000 contract was awarded to George P Hazelwood Contracting Company of Cumberland to begin work immediately, adding chemical buildings and new facilities.

Cumberland Celanese Corporation of America Pearsburg P. D. Cooper George P. Hazelwood Contracting Company

Diet Cure in Acne Explained by Dr Clendening

Dr Clendening answers readers questions on acne in a column discussing diet triggers and safe treatments. He notes greasy skin linked to fat intake, warns against vigorous local care, and recommends a low fat diet for several months plus thyroid in some cases.

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