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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1941
Page
5
Treasury daily status reports show expenditures 24,170,054 with gross debt 46,265,116,678.54 and an increase of 4,868,696.08 over the previous day.
The Star states that news from most of Europe is subject to censorship before transmission to the United States. The note cautions readers about the suppression of war information and the limitations on reporting.
The United States Coast Guard seeks single males aged 18 to 21 for vacancies. Pay starts at 21 dollars per month, rising with training and service. Enlistees receive clothing allowances and advance through adaptable skills, with about 25 trades taught. Write to the recruiting officer, U S Coast Art Room 627 Post Office Building Baltimore for details.
The Virginia Department of Agriculture advised farmers to consider increased production of work stock as a hedge against post war demand. With national defense purchases likely and fewer horses and mules on farms, farms suited for work should raise replacements and hold stock for sale to use surplus hay corn and oats and improve soil fertility.
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hour, month to date, and year to date totals. National period rainfall averages are listed by month from February through December, based on a 27 year window 1913 to 1939 inclusive.
Bill fumbles with a new romance melodrama as Eve Allgood drives to the hills for an entertainment. They discuss local characters and Fauna inspired ideas while visiting a mountain woman, then share a sudden kiss before continuing to the school.
Radio listings offer shows from WJSV WMAL and WRC with stars Nan Grey Donald Woods Richard Cromwell Helen Wood Constance Bennett Bob Hope and Fred Waring plus a quiz on air speeds. The record speed question cites Fritz Wendel setting 469.22 mph over a 1.864 mile straight course in Germany on April 26, 1939.
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