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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1941
Page
8
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The Japanese minister Matsuoka arrives in Moscow amid uncertainty over Tokyo's stance toward Britain and the United States. His talks with Axis leaders may decide if Japan stays non belligerent or joins the war. He weighs Russia’s reactions and risks, noting U S pressure and the potential for wider conflict if Hitler wins in Europe.
Prof W H McIlwee plays a stage stooge for John Hottie in The Home Town Boys On Parade at Hable's Palace Theatre. Wilbur Kern as Madame Patti. McIlwee as Boss Mac. Courtney Jones as Booth. Jonas Chamberlain as a deaf actor. Razor Jim Hottle with a two foot razor. Band wraps acts with a feature picture.
By decree in the Corporation Court of Winchester dated March 17 1941 the special commissioners announce a public auction on Tuesday April 15 1941 at 11 o'clock in front of the County Courthouse for a corner lot at 301 Parkway Shawnee Heights Winchester. The parcel is offered with two thirds cash and two annual installments at 6 percent, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance.
The body of Wilmer B. Finkbine, a longtime Frederick County farmer, died in Annapolis and was brought to Winchester for interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Graveside services at 2 pm were led by Rev. T. M. Swann with many floral tributes. He was about 87, a Pittsburgh native who settled on Apple Pie Ridge and later moved to Annapolis. He was brother to the late Mrs. Fred A. Shryock.
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