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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1941

Page

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Pepper urges tough U S action to curb Axis threat

Senator Pepper proposes a bold wartime plan with Britain to occupy Greenland Iceland the Azores the Cape Verde and Canary Islands Singapore and Dakar West Africa He argues for joint Pacific naval action to pin down Japan and for volunteers to fly long range bombers to China while warning against a pussyfooting policy and urging decisive action to deter foes

Washington United States Pepper Great Britain Greenland Iceland Azores Cape Verde Canary Islands Singapore Dakar West Africa

Winchester Company 115 Virginia Protective Force Parade Praise

Belated city pride in Winchester Company 115 Virginia Protective Force for their parade appearance. Cadet gray uniforms and recently arrived arms showcased drills conducted weekly at the armory to replace National Guardsmen in authority. Officers and men praised for sacrifices and efforts, with rural mail reception noted during county rounds.

Winchester Company 115 Virginia Protective Force Comsoe Company & Ie

Final Dividend Approved for People's Bank of Stephens City

State Corporation Commission in Frederick Circuit Court approves final distribution plan in People's Bank case. General creditors to receive 5.73 percent. about $7,000 available for payment, total payments near $75,000 with the receiver H. K. Benham to finalize accounts by master commissioner.

State Corporation Commission The People’s Bank of Stephens City Frederick People’s Bank, Inc Ares H. K. Benham I Benham

Dellinger Seems Unsure on Parking Meter Readings

W W Dellinger chairman of the special meter committee of Common Council could not confirm third and final readings for the parking meter ordinance. Tonight’s meeting was planned with action deferred, and Mayor C R Anderson said the matter will be left to the committee. The issue has lingered for over a year.

Special C. R. Anderson Dellinger

Schram Named Next President of New York Stock Exchange

Emil Schram, chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, has been approved by the NYSE board as the next president. His appointment, to replace McC. Barn, is to take effect after formal board approval at the first meeting on May 19. The selection was unanimous by the committee and all present expressed approval.

New* York Emil Schram Reconstruction Finance Corporation New York Stock Ange Schram Venus Et Fe McC Barn Routh Kens Walisrin Somes Ci Scente Martin Coord Board of Governors

Percy T Crown Dies Sud­denly in Columbia

Percy T Crown 57 brother of the late John Crown and longtime Harrisonburg editor died at his home in Columbia South Carolina after a heart attack and long illness. He is survived by his wife Julia two sisters and a brother. Funeral services will be held in Berryville with interment at Green Hill Cemetery.

Percy T. Crown John Crown Harrisonburg Columbia S.C Berryville Crown John O Sadie Smith Crown American Agricultural Chemical Company Rotary Club Julia . Crown T. Rice Crown Atlanta Sarah B. Brown Albert, Muller West Point Green Hill Cemetery

Haile Selassie Enters Capital in Triumph and Color

Haile Selassie of Ethiopia and Lion of Judah entered his capital today after five years in exile. The city welcomed him amid gaiety with decor and grand processions including caparisoned mules. Residents began planning for the return of the ruler and the new era he promised.

Haile Selassie Ababa Ethiopia Ile Selassie Lion of Judah

Roosevelt names War Cabinet for defense aid conference

President Franklin Roosevelt and key defense advisers met for an hour and a half to review heavy bomber production and war aid. General James H. Burns named assistant to Harry Hopkins to oversee British aid work. A new division to handle defense aid will be set up in the Agriculture Department.

Washington Roosevelt White House James H. Burné Harry L. Hopkins Secretary of Agriculture Defense Commission War Cabinet Arnold Stimson Hopkins Masaiee Fense Bunce Office of Emergency Management Division of Defense Aid Reports

Richmond Hospital Service Association Territory Question

The State Corporation Commission heard a dispute over expanding hospital service territories. Charlottesville Harrisonburg Staunton and Waynesboro favored inclusion in the Richmond group, opposing Winchester Memorial. Richmond proposed extending to most northern counties, excluding Winchester Clarke and Warren unless plans changed.

Richmond, Wales State Corporation Commission Charlottesville Harrisonburg Staunton Waynesboro Richmond Hospital Service Association Winchester Memorial Hospital Piedmont Hospital Association Lynchburg M. Haskins Coleman, Jr Richmond Association L. O. Key Hospital Service Association of Roanoke Richmond Winchester Clarke Warren

Weather forecast for Middle Atlantic states May 6 to May 10

The period from 7 30 p m Tuesday May 6 to 7 30 p m Saturday May 10 brings rising temperatures east of the Appalachians with near normal levels by period end. Moderate showers are expected across most areas on Wednesday and Thursday.

Washington Middle Atlantic Appalachian Mountains

Auto Licenses Past Due Warns City Drivers

Chief of Police C. W. Hollis announced that city automobile licenses were past due as of May 1 and summons will be issued to registrants who have not yet obtained their licenses.

Trom Saatied Oe Regnoeers

A. J. Wigginton 84 Dies. Longtime Frederick Deputy

Albert Jerome Wigginton 84 known as Rome died at Memorial Hospital after several months illness. A lifelong Frederick County resident he served as deputy sheriff for 37 years and earlier as Shawnee district constable. Survived by three brothers and a sister, services set for May 7 at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. T. M. Swann officiating.

Albert Jerome Wigginton Frederick County Memorial Hospital Wigginton Rome Frederick Vunty Joseph and Mary Dispanrett Wigginton Harry McCann William Newcome John Bywaters Shawnee George A Newton J Edwin Wigginton Lillian Wigginton Jones Funeral Home T. M. Swann

Baldridge Takes MGM Post Covering Maryland Virginia DC

Tom Baldridge of Winchester and Front Royal assumes the MGM Pictures representation for Maryland Virginia District of Columbia and Eastern West Virginia. He will report to W R Ferguson of Lowes Inc in New York City and previously ran Skyline Caverns and led the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival.

Tom Baldridge Winchester Front Royal Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Pictures Maryland Virginia District of Columbia Ends West Virginia Baldridge W. R. Ferguson Lowe's Inc New York City Bald- Tidge M-G-M Carlton Duffus Film Motion Picture Area

Clarke County to Name Division Superintendent May 23

Dr Jimay B Hall superintendent says the State Board will vote on Clarke County division superintendent on May 23. Incumbent A F Robertson faces a likely election amid a 2 2 deadlock at the board meeting.

Ery Star Associated Press Richmond Today Jimay B. Hall State Board of Education Clarke County Allies A. F. Robertson

Eden urges faster U S war aid to speed end of war

In a Commons debate Foreign Secretary Eden pressed for swifter United States war materiel deliveries to Asian African and European battlefields. He warned Arab peoples to beware of Axis victory and defended allied efforts as critics questioned Britain’s timing in the Mediterranean and Suez context.

London Anthony Eden House of Commons United States Asia Africa Europe Turkey Britain Eden United States of America Leslie Hore-Belisha Suez Mediterranean Hitler

Patrick Demands Immediate Convoying for England

Washington May 6 Rep Patrick D Ala urged the House to begin convoying immediately to protect England as he warned the United States would be in a bad position if action is delayed. He argued material for England should be guarded by American warships and criticized waiting. Rep Bradley and others discussed anti convoy amendments and a bill to divert 83 foreign ships for defense and commerce amid Axis transfer concerns.

Washington Patrick D.-Ala England United States Bradley R.mich Roosevelt Iice Ital

Greeks Report Losses as German Drive Sinks Navy Vessels

The Greek government announced heavy losses from the German drive toward Greece with more than 30 auxiliary ships sunk or damaged. Three of 10 destroyers were lost, two torpedo boats reached Alexandria, and several hospital ships were sunk despite being unarmed. Survivors faced machine gun fire in the sea.

Canea Crete Greece Alexandria Egypt Hesperos Policos Attiki Socrates Hellenis Eac Ee Acceteontt Red Cross

War Today by the Associated Press

R.A.F. bombers raid German Rhine land cities and Nazi held French coast while Berlin reports Heidelberg bombed. Luftwaffe strikes Glasgow Belfast Liverpool. Germans and Italians seize eight Greek islands. Tobruk siege renewed and Salama repulsed. Britain and Iraq reject Turkey mediation. Roosevelt calls for 500 long range bombers monthly. Pepper urges U.S. strikes on Tokyo and naval containment of Japan.

R.A.F Rhineland French Berlin Heidelberg Glasgow Belfast Liverpool Dover Aegean Sea Axis Tobruk Libya Rome Salam Egypt Roosevelt Sen. Pepper D-Flo U. S Tokyo Navy

Eleven American Pilots Missing at Sea

Ottawa reports eleven American ferry pilots among 122 missing at sea across Army Navy Royal Air Force Royal Norwegian air force and other services. Names and next of kin listed include Reginald Lawrence Wells Melrose Highlands Massachusetts and R E Fordyce Chicago plus J B Wright Medford Oklahoma J C Torpey Silverdale Washington EB Frederichs Peoria Illinois and others.

Ottawa Ont Army Navy Royal Air Force Royal Norwegian Air Force United Kingdom Canadian Inspection Board Reginald Lawrence Wells Royal Canadian Signal Corps Marjorie Wells Melrose Highlands Mass R. E. Fordyce Til R. Burden John R. Burden Warsaw Ind J. A. Woodall Kitty Woodall Dallas Texas K. B. Collins Katherine D. Collins Oceanside Tom Island N. Y H. Nance Mary L. Conrad TI. Landis Samuel E. Landis Boyerton

Admits Records Are Destroyed In Defense Contract Probe

Washington witness R. C. Marshall Jr. a retired brigadier general and former head of the army construction division testified that he canceled and destroyed records of consulting agreements with several defense contractors after the War Department required affidavits denying paid commissions. He said agreements often tied fees to a percentage of contractor receipts and that concern over the affidavit prompted the actions.

Washington R. C. Marshall Army Senate Defense Investigating Committee War Department Marshall Peres

RAF Bombs Iraq Airfields In Widening War

London reports a unanimous Lords vote of confidence in Churchill as fighting expands in Iraq. RAF fighter planes bomb airfields and military targets while Britain vows to press on, risking a broader war front under Rashid Ali Al Gailani.

House of Lords Churchill House of Commons London Kingdom of Iraq Diegute RAF Iraq Britain Rashid Ali al Gailani

Sky battles and raids widen as Axis and RAF trade blows

RAF bombers attack Mannheim Heidelberg Frankfurt and channel ports Boulogne Cherbourg in a major raid sweep. German raids pound Belfast Clydeshipyards Liverpool and other targets. Occupation extends to Greek islands Lesbos Chios and Cyclades as Axis forces press amid broader Balkan war developments.

For Rent House at 686 Worland Avenue

Short text listing for a house rental at 686 Worland Avenue. Apply to Mr W T Sue at 110 Peyton Street.

Woland Ave W. T. Sue Peyton St

City Auto Licenses Past Due Notice

City automobile licenses overdue as of May 1. C W Hollis Chief of Police announces action under law.

Awings and Windows by Willis Real Estate Ad

Real estate firm Willis Real Estate advertises awnings for sale and window services. Contact W Armstrong by phone 639 39 E. for details on offerings and availability.

W. Armstrong

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