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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1941

Page

9

Prize Winners In Commercial Division

List of Festival parade prize winners in the Commercial Division. Southern Dairies of Woodstock won first prize of 150 dollars. Winchester Cold Storage and Appalachian Apples tied for second with 75 dollars each. National Fruit Product Co. took third with 50 dollars and Berkley Club Bottling Company Berkley W Va claimed fourth prize.

Southern Dairies Woodstock Winchester Cold Storage Appalachian National Pruit Product Co Berkeley Club Bottling Company Berkas Ae W. Va

Transport Plane Survey Speeded at Roosevelt Request

A hurried roundup of transport type civilian aircraft was ordered by President Roosevelt and reported from Aeronautical quarters in Washington. Secretary Jones plans to transfer a substantial number of civilian planes to Great Britain and dispatch suitable ones immediately to the Middle East.

Washington Roosevelt Jones Great Britain Middle East

Polishing Japs Off Earth Quote Sparks War Talk

Rep. Ellis of Arkansas urged giving Japan a week to quit the Rome Berlin Axis and warned that if no action is taken the United States should start polishing her off the face of the earth. He compared Hitler's boast to rising danger and said the nation could enter deadly combat with Germany, with Japan potentially stabbing the U S.

Washington Ellis D.-Ark The House Today Japan Rome-Berlin Adolf Hitler Matsuoka Roosevelt Hitler

Delbert Pugh Injured in Route 7 Crash

Delbert Pugh, patient at Memorial hospital with injuries from a Saturday morning automobile crash east of Berryville on route 7, is charged by police with driving while intoxicated. Officer Tom Starrett pursued him after he failed to stop in a 25 mph zone, the car speeding from 75 to 95 mph before crashing near the Norfolk and Western crossing on the eastern outskirts of Berryville.

Delbert Pugh Memorial Hospital Berryville Pugh Berryville Avenue Tom Starrett Starret Norfolk and Western Crossing Bergville

Sawdust Blaze Alarm Near Former Sawmill Site

A sawdust fire broke out shortly before noon in the north section near the area once occupied by C. C. Alabaugh’s sawmill. Fire crews extinguished the blaze without further incident.

Eemes C. C. Alabaugh

To Form League White Hall Softball Meeting Tonight

A meeting to form a White Hall area softball league will be held at 8 PM at the school. The plan is a night-ball loop with teams from across Stonewall district. Lights are proposed for Frank Strother’s farm field.

White Hall Stonewall Frank Strother

U Turn Crash Kills Driver in Virginia

Gene L. Baker 23 of Washington is dead after his car collided with a Greyhound bus three miles south of Alexandria on a U turn. His companion Miss Jane Simon 18 was injured and hospitalized with a broken leg and other injuries.

Alexandria Gene L. Baker Washington Jane Simon Baker Here Heap

Market Quotations Livestock And Produce Markets Baltimore

Baltimore reports light receipts with a pokey market in produce including ducks, fowls, chickens, eggs, and butter with varied prices. Livestock quotations from Baltimore and Chicago show cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs steady to higher amid modest demand and notable weight ranges.

Baltimore Plymouth Rocks Oe Rock Long Island Baltimore Livestock U. S Dept Chicago

Lincoln Memorial dedication date 1922 May 30

A fragment from a 1918 era report notes the Lincoln Memorial statue by Saint-Gaudens was dedicated on May 30 1922. It mentions an Antarctic expedition and naval actions involving German and Japanese forces, with a stray reference to a ship named North Q. and a question about the dedication timing.

Lincoln Memorial Lincoln Pataeaeane N ‘Emi

Mixed Trends In Stock Market On May Fifth

New York May 5 Diverse trends ruled in today’s stock market with rails edging near year highs while several industrials sank to June lows. Early modest gains faded as bidding for carriers lent support to others then weakened. Close showed uneven moves with about 400000 shares traded and no new decisive leadership.

New York

Grain futures dip as profit-taking offset price surge

Chicago May 5 report shows May delivery wheat and corn retreating after earlier gains, with wheat around 94 1 4 to 95 and corn 69 1 4 to 69 3 8 cents. The market cites heavy profit-taking while noting prices near multi-year highs for wheat and near four-year highs for corn.

Chicago Chicago Cash Grain Baltimore

Local Markets The Star Not Responsible For Typos

Markets page notes the daily market listings are correct but The Star does not assume responsibility for typographical errors. Readers are advised to verify figures.

Star

Short Patent Brana and Feed Prices Listed

A storefront listing shows prices for Patent Brana in various bag sizes per barrel with multiple inconsistent spellings and figures, followed by corn meal and horse feeds with per-bag prices. The final line poses a trivia question about which U S Presidents served in the Civil War, naming Grant Garfield Harrison and McKinley.

Bias Thaw Ee United States U. S. Grant Rutherford B James A. Garfield Benjamin Harrison William McKinley

NBC May Resist Federal Order On Dual Networks

Officials of the National Broadcasting Company indicated they might challenge in court an FCC order aimed at forcing NBC to discontinue either its red or blue network. The commission, by a 5 to 2 vote, called the ruling a magna carta for American broadcasting stations and said it would prevent NBC from operating two networks.

Washinggton National Broadcasting Company Federal Communications Commission James L. Fly American Broadcasting

Iraq Threatens Bomb Reprisals

Ankara radio quoted by London reports Iraq threatens bombing of British residential quarters in retaliation for British air raids on Baghdad. The warning follows leaflets dropped to urge support for Premier Rashid Ali A. Gailani’s government.

London Ankara Iraq Baghdad Rashid Ali A. Gailani

Tower Collapse at San Sebastiano Kills Two Children

In Naples on May 5 a fifteenth century tower of San Sebastiano fell during the day, killing two children and wounding 18 others asleep in a nearby dormitory. Firemen said the collapse may have been sparked by earth shocks, with debris burying the dormitory wing.

Naples San Sebastiano

Treasury Receipts Expenditures and Debt Rise Daily

Treasury status shows May receipts of $36,442,739.00 and expenditures of $56,460,789.20. Gross debt stands at $47,234,901,385.67, an increase of $2,359,542.51 over the previous day.

Rubber Workers to Hold AFL Session at Hotel

Employees of the O Sullivan Rubber Company are invited to a George Washington Hotel gathering at 8 p m to start a pep session for organizing a rubber workers local of the AFL. The meeting precedes the NLRB election planned at the plant on Wednesday to decide if they want to unionize.

O'Sullivan Rubber Company Rubber Workers American Federation of Labor George Washington Hotel H. B. Douglas AFL NLRB

Darlan Returns To Paris In Haste

VICHY France May 5 Pi Vice Premier Admiral Jean Darlan left for Paris by special train to confer with Chief of State on results of his talks with Otto Abetz. He usually takes six hours by automobile but this trip was four hours. No clear signs on new German terms for collaboration emerged. Some neutral diplomats suggested Abetz issued a polite ultimatum demanding Pierre Laval back in the cabinet.

Vichy France Jean Darlan Paris Otto Abetz Adolf Hitler Paria Abetz Darlan Pierre Laval

AFL Chief Promises Full Cooperation in Defense Program

William Green president of the American Federation of Labor pledged the AF L will give the government the fullest cooperation in the national defense program. He also warned the AFL will push for stronger representation in defense administration at the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor annual convention.

Harrisburg William Green American Federation of Labor AFL Green Pennsylvania Federation of Labor

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