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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1942

Page

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Miners Board to Hear Charges Against Lewis

The Miners Board will consider charges raised by C. I. O. unionists against U M W A leaders including President John L. Lewis. District 50 dairy leaders demand repudiation of C I O leadership and Philip Murray. The U M W A seeks $1 660 repayment and discusses vacations with pay and wartime transportation for miners, plus a potential war bond program.

Miners’ Board John L. Lewis Aden Openhage BF Philip Murray C. I. Oo. Cca United Automobile Workers New York Industrial Union Council United Mine Workers

Allies May Face Larger Japanese Armada in Pacific War

Allied reports describe a large Japanese troop movement and sinking of ships near the Coral Sea. Diplomats discuss French Caribbean possessions as Vichy signals caution while Admiral Hoover and Reber push proposals to safeguard Martinique Guadaloupe and French Guiana.

George Rees French Martinique Vichy State Department United States Robert Caribbean France Henry Haye Hull Guadaloupe French Guiana John H. Hoover Samuel Reber Allied Australia Coral Sea Louisiades New Guinea Port Moresby Keith Murdock Melbourne Herald MacArthur

Not to Interfere With Employees Decree Issued

A Richmond proclamation enforces a National Labor Relations order directing employers to refrain from interference with employees. It calls for reinstatement of Irton Forsyth and specifies damages of 75 dollars for his absence, in line with stipulations agreed on March 19 and April 3, 1942.

Richmond Irton Forsyth Lalent Forsyth National Labor Relations

Three Japanese Ships Sunk by U S Submarines

The Navy announced that U S submarines in the Far East have sunk a Japanese destroyer and two cargo ships, one a navy tanker. The communique No 80 notes 42 ships sunk and 11 damaged overall.

Washington Navy United States Western Pacific Navy Department Far East U. S Rnvent Coral Sea

Substitute For Retreading Rubber Invented

Washington May 11 A rubber substitute material for retreading automobile tires by Dr Glenn L Casto dentist of Spencer West Virginia using natural gas coal wood and grain will be produced soon for testing on commercial vehicles Senator Kilgore said arrangements finished with government agencies to permit production Casto said a pilot plant in West Virginia would soon turn out several thousand daily He dismissed his product as not a synthetic rubber.

Washington Glenn L. Casto Spencer W. Va Kilgore D.-W. Va Casto West Virginia

British Gas Offensive Seen If Germany Uses Gas

Observers warn Britain could respond with a large scale gas attack if Germany uses gas in Russia. New gases have been developed and stockpiled enabling aerial spraying from bombers to create deadly mist. Mustard gas could devastate towns and halt Kiel port operations, with hundreds of bombers needed for Berlin or Hamburg.

London Germany Russia Churchill Britain Stuttgart Kiel Berlin Hamburg

Radio Asked To Follow Rule of Reason In News

A brief radio report urges adherence to a rule of reason amid concerns over thoughtlessness or carelessness in presenting news. The piece notes the need for careful judgment and responsible coverage to maintain public trust.

Special Rule For Heavy Hauling

In Richmond on May 11 Commissioner James A. Anderson announced that special permits are being issued to allow movement of certain interstate loads. Col M B Battle urged higher speed signs to ease freight movement, proposing a 55 mph top speed and a higher general limit for trucks.

Richmond James A. Anderson Virginia Highway Users’ Association Today Col. M. 8 Battle State Division of Vehicles

Peru President Pledges Cooperation In World War Effort

President Manuel Prado told the Senate that Peru will cooperate in the United Nations war effort. He cited adherence to Roosevelt’s policy and urged unity to defend civilization and liberty. He praised the United States as a beacon of democracy and predicted a new era of good neighborliness.

Washington Manuel] Prado Senate Today Peru Senate United Nations Roosevelt U. S Prado United States Americas

Protests Grow Over Government Car Seizure Plans

In Washington on May 11, opposition rises in the Senate to seizing privately owned autos. Senator Downey proposes a 5 billion dollar fund to build up a government program and Senator Reynolds urges a 40 mph national speed limit with government power to commandeer fast cars. Senator Byrd warns the public would react terribly if cars were requisitioned.

Washington Downey D.-Calif Reynolds D.-Va Byrd

Giraud Said Still Held in Vichy France

The latest reports place General Giraud still in Vichy France after private notes claimed he was arrested in Geneva while using false papers and attempting to flee toward Lisbon. Government actions followed that report.

Vichy France New York Times Geneva Switzerland Lisbon Portugal

Armies of Indians Readied for Major Offensive

Gen Archibald P announces three Indian armies prepared to smash at the Japanese in vaders today as northern commands reorganize. The northern northeastern and southern forces shift to northwestern eastern and southern armies to coordinate the operation.

Dmart Dodie Sir Archibald P

Kronstadt Fortress Still In Action

A Finnish communique says Kronstadt island fortress long range guns remain in action and shelled Finnish coastal positions unsuccessfully. German bombers have attacked the Gulf of Finland area repeatedly to neutralize the Baltic fleet units based there.

Wherwegen Russia Kronstadt Pp Ceronaadt Gulf of Finland

Italians Claim Bay of 17 Planes Seized

A war bulletin asserts Italian forces claim 17 planes bayed by Libyan front. Italian artillery repulsed British patrols as reported in today’s dispatch.

Japan Presses Burma Road Fight in Chefang Area

Heavy fighting reported at Chefang 25 miles inside China on the Burma road as Japanese reinforcements arrive to salvage a trapped column. Chinese and Allied forces claim crushing ambushes and heavy Japanese losses while pursuing toward Lashio and Mandalay in Burma.

Japan Burma Chefang Chungking Yunnan Ching China Bhamo Mandalay Myitkyina Liolem Kunghsin Joseph W. Stilwell U. S. Ats Lashio Academy Whire Mayoyo

British Steamer Hit By U Boat Near U S Coast

A British merchant ship was attacked by a submerged U boat within a mile and a half of an Atlantic shore. The vessel was towed to an east coast port after two crewmen were killed and thirty escaped in lifeboats. A seaman reported sighting a periscope as rescue boats towed lifeboats ashore.

Lake Worth Frs Atlantic Carpenter George W. Boynton

Legion May Meet In Indianapolis

Indianapolis to host the 1942 American Legion convention September 19 20 and 21 with a limited delegation due to wartime conditions Leo J Custer Cedar Rapids Iowa named committee chairman announced the plan to limit delegates and essential officers and committee members.

Chicago Leo J. Custer Cedar Rapids Iowa

Hospital Board Meets Tomorrow at Winchester Memorial

The Winchester Memorial hospital board of directors will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1 o clock for a luncheon. Dr. H. H. McGuire serves as president and the notice was issued by Bennett J. McCarthy, the hospital superintendent.

Winchester Memorial Hospital H. H. McGuire Bennett J. McCarthy

Rev R A Whitten Speaks At Knights Templar Services

Rev R A Whitten speaks at the annual Ascension Day services of the Knights Templar in Winits foundation day events. The report notes participation by local attendees and details of the service.

R. A. Whitten Knights Templar

Not Identified With C C Denomination

The Rev. R A Whitten pastor of the Congregational Church requests The Star state that the Ninth Street Christian church of Washington DC is not a unit of the Congregational Christian Church and has no affiliation.

R. A. Whitten Congregational Church Braddock and Clifford Streets Star Ninth Street Christian Church Washington, D. C C. W. Lowe Christian Standard Congregational Christian Church

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