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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1941

Page

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Delays Sought By Convoy Foes Till President Delivers Talk

A group of Senators considering delaying a Senate vote on convoy support sought guidance from President Roosevelt on Navy use for convoy service. The meeting followed Germany warning that the Red Sea is a war zone, with Tobey Wheeler and others debating strategy as the Commerce Committee bill moves forward.

Washington Senate Roosevelt Navy Germany Red Sea Tobey Administration Wheeler Mont Jay Ohio la Follette Wis Brooks R.-Tu Clark D.-Ida Commerce Committee Senator Hill Ala Tobey Reats

Maurice M. Lynch Celebrates 87th Birthday

MA Winchester notes the entire community joins in congratulating Maurice M. Lynch on his 87th birthday. The veteran attorney is praised for recovery from illness and for lifelong public service including 31 weeks as Frederick County school superintendent and a dedicated legal career.

Maurice M. Lynch Lynch Frederick County

Money to Lend at Five Percent

Advertisement notes Herbert Larrick attorney offering money to lend at five percent interest. signed in legal notice style with contact by attorney.

Herbert Larrick Atty

Memorial Day Observed With Services at National Cemetery

Memorial Day events will be held May 30 at the National Cemetery. Robert Y. Conrad Post No. 21 American Legion leads with Ladies' National Memorial Association invitation. F. L. Largent Jr. to give principal address. Rev. Garland Hopkins to offer invocation. Harry Cook will read Lincoln Gettysburg Address. Mayor C. R. Anderson to greet. procession from George Washington Hotel to cemetery at 2 pm. Local stores observe holiday.

National Cemetery Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion Ladies’ National Memorial Association P. G. Ireland F. L. Largent, Jr Winchester Garland Hopkins Market Street Methodist Church Harry Cook Baker Camp Lincoln R. E. Han Winchester V.pp W. A. Baker Boy Scout McIinee Municipal Band George Washington Hotel

Hess Gets Fussy About His Food at Rudolf Hess Retreat

At Rudolf Hess' Great Britain hospital retreat the No 1 prisoner patient demands limited meals and tight scrutiny of every dish. Guards stand outside as nurses and doctors monitor his diet and health while Hess reads hospital novels.

Hess Rudolf Hess Great Britain Aders Hess Britain Fided

Maurice M. Lynch Turns 87 At Home

Maurice M. Lynch dean of the Winchester bar marked his 87th birthday at his residence 814 South Washington Street. It was a quiet observance with his family and friends calling to wish him well as the veteran attorney, recently ill, has recovered enough to sit up for portions of the day.

Maurice M. Lynch Winchester Bar South Washington Street

Price hamstrung by party machine say opponents

In Hite Stone Virginia on May 14 Senator Vivian L. Page of Norfolk accused the Virginia Democratic organization of sabotaging Governor Price. Senator Hunsdon Cary urged repealing the poll tax provision, while Colgate Darden Jr. and Colgate Dan felk spoke at the Northumberland Lancaster County High School sports day as political tensions mounted over Byrd's support and the Coleman amendment perceived as hindering the administration.

Hite Stone Sie Vivian L. Page Norfolk Virgina & Democratic Organization Price Hunsdon Cary Henrico

Bank bookkeeper search centers near Conowingo Md

A 33 year old bank bookkeeper William D Sahm Jr is sought on a falsification charge after Maryland state police found his locked car abandoned near Northeast Maryland A warrant sworn by Harold Adams president of Northern Bank and Trust cites widespread irregularities as investigation continues with examination of new books not finished.

Lancaster Conowingo Maryland William D. Sahm, Jr Harold Adams Northern Bank and Trust Sahm Adams Elk River

Rosier Takes Oath As Senator From West Virginia

Joseph E. Rosier was sworn in as United States Senator from West Virginia after a four month contest. The ceremony included the oath by Vice President Wallace, Rosier signing the Senate register, and comments from Governor M. M. Neely and Senate leaders. Rosier’s appointment followed earlier heated votes, with his first salary covering a period of the contest.

Rosier West Virginia Washington Joseph E. Rosier Senagore D.-W.va Senate Wallace M. M. Neely Ros Pier Elections Committee Barkley D.-Ky Neely Clarence Martin Homer A. Holt

Five Clarke County men ordered to report for induction

Berryville Virginia May 14 five draftees the first from Clarke county have been ordered to report for induction into the army on May 29. Those called are Edgar William Mercer of Bloomington Charles William Heirmonious of Wadesville John William Manuel of White Post Harry Ellis Denny of White Post Harris Leon Sheppard of Boyce draft officials plan to send out more questionnaires numbers 251 to 350 Of the 250 already classified forty five have been placed in Class I for immediate service.

Berryville Clarke County Army Selective Service Edgar William Mercer Bluemont Charles William Heironimous Wadesville John William Manuel White Post Harry Ellis Denny Harris Leon Sheppard Boyce

Boston Drydock Strike Ends Across Nation Looms

A Boston naval drydock stoppage halting a 39 million dollar project ended today after AFL officials said differences were ironed out. In Hartford Colt’s Patent Fire Arms sought an immediate reopening as a National Labor Relations Board election loomed. Washington pressed to avert GM strike still active, with mediation and negotiations continuing between CIO UAW and management.

Big Boston Naval Drydock Thomas P. Spellacy Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Company Hartford Conn Washington General Motors Corporation Ernest A. Johnson AFL Building and Construction Trades Council Boston WPA Naval Base Spellacy Colt National Labor Relations Board C.T.O General Motors United Automobile Workers C. IO Defense Mediation

Rexall Sale Now On at Brook's Pharmacy

Brook's Pharmacy promotes a Rexall sale with emphasis on bigger, better deals than ever, inviting customers to shop during the current promotion.

Rexall Brook's Pharmacy

Flay Bingo Tonight at New Eagle's Home

Wednesday bingo night at 8 p m hosted by Gardner B Hillyard at 211 N Lou doun St Also visit the new store at 41 E Pic cadilly St offering wallpaper paint contracting services

FLAY New Eagle's Loudoun St E. Piccadilly St Gardner B. Hillyard Gardner B. Bilty

Broader Powers For Knudsen Being Favored

The Senate Military Committee approved a bill to broaden the office of production management priorities. Knudsen warned he would resign OPM if powers were divided. Administration seeks to keep OPM in full charge of production orders and material allocations.

Washington Senate Military Committee Office of Production Management Mandaod Sickert House William Knudsen Friends Vinson O.P.M Army- Navy Munitions Control Board Knudsen Op.m Reynolds Senate Military Affairs Committee Stimson Navy Knox E. T. Stettinius Leon Henderson Stettinius

Senate Votes To Raise Incomes For Farm Crops

The Senate approved legislation to boost farmer income on cotton wheat corn rice and tobacco via government loans set at 85 percent of parity. The 75 to 2 vote now goes to President Roosevelt with a possible veto. Officials estimate higher consumer costs while farm leaders claim gains go to milk farmers.

Washington Senate Danaher R-Conn Gerry D-Ri House Roosevelt Bankhead D-Ala Agriculture Department Edward A. O'Neal American Farm Bureau

Fairfax county girl burned after attack on way home

A 16 year old daughter of a Fairfax county truck farmer was burned when an unidentified man set her clothing afire after an assault near a wooded Lee highway area. She was treated at Garfield Hospital in serious condition as police and residents searched the area.

Washington Fairfax County Garfield Hospital Lee Highway

Britain warns Japan on economic limits over China rights

Foreign Secretary Eden told the House of Commons that British economic restrictions on Japan would not be eased unless Tokyo recognizes British rights in China. He cited instructions to the ambassador in Tokyo and noted continued UK support for Syria independence and reinforced Iraqi forces, while condemning Japanese discrimination against China.

London Eden Japan China Tokyo Robert Leslie Craigie United States Joseph C. Grew Matsuoka House of Commons Britain Syria Suez Asia Minor Iraq

Overtime Costs at Camp Meade Exceed Fort Belvoir Standards

Representative Engel reports $1,808,000 in overtime wages for Camp Meade construction work near Washington. He notes Fort Belvoir wages, fixed by the Labor Secretary, were higher and that Meade paid premium overtime to retain carpenters and laborers to match Belvoir’s wage differential.

Washington Engel R.mich Camp Meade Fort Belvoir Army Posts

Apple Purchases By S. M. A. To Stop On May 24

The Surplus Marketing Administration will close the current apple purchasing program in the Appalachian area on Saturday May 24. Ralph M Woodside purchasing agent in charge of the regional office said no apples will be purchased after that date and urged growers with fruit meeting the government grades to contact the regional office promptly.

Surplus Marketing Administration Appalachian Ralph M Woodside Woodside

War Today Reports Triple Alliance Talks and Axis Signs

Rome reports a triple alliance conference to consider U S entry into war. Fascist and German sources predict rapid upheavals as Britain and France report Axis advances in North Africa and heightened wartime propaganda intensifies across Berlin and London.

Showdown With Russia Looms

Washington May 14 A showdown in Russo American relations was believed imminent as an afternoon conference was set between Secretary of State Hull and Soviet ambassador Constantin Ou mansky Their first meeting in over a year sparked silent speculation about its purpose and significance as Moscow officials and U S circles weighed its impact on future ties.

Washington United States Russia Hull Constantine Oumansky Oumansky

Infant Sonny Hillyard Fractures Leg

Sonny Hillyard, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hillyard, fractured his leg after a fall from a back porch. He was taken to Memorial Hospital where the fracture was set and he returned home today.

Sonny” Hillyard George Hillyard Memorial Hospital

Drought Affects Clarke Frederick Crops and River Reports

Game Warden Levi notes the Shenandoah River runs unusually low this season affecting Clarke and Frederick counties. Farmers struggle to prepare ground for corn as little rain persists. small grains and pastures suffer and barley is bred as drought resistant.

Levi Clarke County Shenandoah River Clarke Frederick

Revelations in Hess Case Spark War Talk Across Nations

Representatives from Germany Italy and Japan met in Rome amid claims the United States may enter the war and Fascist press warned Japan’s pledge to fight the U S. A Berlin spokesman said Hess episode could be eclipsed by world events while BBC broadcasts continued. British officials questioned Hess about possible Nazi secrets and pacifist talks, with Churchill expected to face questions as more details surface.

Associated Press Germany Italy Japan Rome United States Hess Adolf Hitler Reich Mili Britain Berlin B.B.C London Daily Mail Duke of Hamilton Glasgow Iidi Chill Gov. 1 Scotland London Troy Churchill

City Auto Licenses Past Due Notice

City automobile licenses west past due May 1. Officers instructed to enforce the law. C. W. Hollis, Chief of Police.

C. W. Hollis

Ham and Chicken Supper Benefit in Opequon

Pri night event in Opequon Virginia offers ham and chicken supper from 5 to 10 pm on May 16. Plates priced at 50 cents to raise funds for a new church building.

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