War News Censored Caution For US Readers
The Star cautions readers that news from much of Europe is subject to censorship before transmission to the United States. The notice signals restricted reports and possible gaps in war coverage.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1941
Page
6
The Star cautions readers that news from much of Europe is subject to censorship before transmission to the United States. The notice signals restricted reports and possible gaps in war coverage.
Grimes area notes birth of daughter Vivian Louise to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barr in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Family nearby in Winchester and surroundings share congratulations as community updates cover healings, illnesses, fire scare, and local events through March.
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hours ending at dawn with no new precipitation. Year to date totals 4.06 inches. Based on a 27 year period 1913 to 1939 the monthly averages range from 2.05 inches in February to 3.77 inches in June across a 35.80 inch expected annual total over 23 years. Statistics courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.
Joel and Bill plot a modest social gathering at Hickory Gap cabin. They plan dishes from Asheville and thrifted silver while Eve negotiates china and a cake dessert. Joel offers a piano from his mother’s set, hoping Eve’s happiness comes from more than gifts.
Radio listings summarize 9:35 PM WMAL The Incredible Flutist with Piston Berlioz and Beethoven works under Szell. 10:15 PM WISV Richard G Casey Australian minister discusses wartime aid. Also 10:15 PM WISV Sino-Japanese conflict views with Kahn. Evening segments include music and programs on Streamliner Defense and labor topics.
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