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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1940

Page

3

Greatest Hoard Of Gold In World Is Now Being Cared For By Uncle Sam

The United States holds 519,653,588.5 ounces of gold valued at $1,?75,598.61 and about 62 of the world total. Gold shipments to the U S continue at about 50 million weekly from Europe and Asia as nations seek cash or safety. Economists split on whether the gold is an asset backing currency or a nuisance that inflates risks, with Fort Knox vaults holding most of the metal.

Uncle Sam Lloyd Lehrers Washington United States Treasury Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve Bank System Howard J. Trueblood Foreign Policy Association United New York Philadelphia San Francisco Fort Knox

Control of Predatory Animals Aids Wildlife Efforts

National wildlife restoration week highlights need to manage predatory animals and rodents. U S Biological Survey official H J Spencer notes conservation includes controlling injurious predators by trained experts, with cooperative funding totaling about 2.3 million dollars last year and predators affecting quails ducks and waterfowl nests.

H. J. Spencer U. S. Biological Survey Maine New Jersey Pennsylvania Alabama Florida Spencer Biological Survey

Hagerstown Officials Invite Council to City Hall Dedication

The meeting of the common council heard a message from Mayor C. R. Anderson inviting councilmen to attend the dedication of the new city hall in Hagerstown. The event is set for March 31 at 2 o'clock and the mayor plans to attend, hoping other members will join.

Common Council C. R. Anderson Hagerstown Anderson

America’s Favorite Poems collection offered by bureau

A nation wide vote chose America’s favorite poems for a 48 page booklet. The collection features works by Longfellow Tennyson Bryant Whittier and other poets. Order now for ten cents postpaid by enclosing payment and mailing to Washington DC.

America Longfellow Tennyson Bryant Whittier

Shenandoah Valley Ad Campaign Reaches Florida Newspapers

Shenandoah Valley Inc runs ads in fourteen Florida papers this month with three insertions per paper on March 14 21 and 28. The regional chamber of commerce spends over 500 to lure winter vacationists home via the scenic route north. Florida readers request information and guidebooks with routes to the valley, while articles and photographs promote its attractions.

Shenandoah Valley Inc Florida Chamber of Commerce Shenandoah Valley, Inc Shenandoah Valley Inquirer

Sumner Welles Returns From European Tour

Sumner Welles, Roosevelt fact-finder, sails home from Genoa aboard the Don Di Savoia after a tour of Rome Berlin Paris and London. He arrives in Genoa with Mrs Welles and is bid farewell by Count Ciano. He left America February 17, landed February 25 in Italy.

Genoa Italy Sumner Welles Roosevelt United States Don di Savoia Welles Rome Count Ciano Berlin Paris London American

Christ of the Andes Monument Erected in 1904

The Christ of the Andes was erected in 1904 to mark arbitration between Argentina and Chile. It rises 14,000 feet above sea level on the boundary, featuring a 26 foot Christ with a blessing pose and a cross extending five feet above the head, set on a granite hemisphere.

Andes Argentina Chile Christ

Bronze Statue Resting on Concrete Base

A statue cast from old bronze cannon captured from Spaniards stands on a 22 foot reinforced concrete base. The sculptor is Mateo Alonso from Argentina.

Mateo Alonso

Police Court Speeding Fine For Wisconsin Man

Jes L Solenberger of Wi was charged in Police Court with speeding and assessed 14 dollars including costs today.

Jes L. Solenberger

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