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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1941

Page

10

Uncle Sam Feeds Idle Miners In Cumberland

May 14 report from Cumberland Maryland notes federal relief supplies of 12 000 pounds of fuel and fodder distributed to Allegany County coal areas still idle after a strike. Despite a temporary deal between local coal associations and the United Mine Workers, several small mines remain closed and not yet reopened.

Cumberland Nescy Allegany County Simeon W. Green Green Georges Creek and Upper Potomac Coal Association United Mine Workers

Preserve Unity Or We're Lost

Sperryville Virginia May 14 Colgate W Darden of Norfolk addressed the Sperryville Rotary Club on Americas dire situation and the need to remove non loyal immigrants. He urged preserving purity of America and sending out non loyal residents, naming James William Fletcher introduced him as next Governor of Virginia. Attendees included E Blackburn Moore Buf P Harrison and Harry F Byrd Jr.

Sperryville Colgate W. Darden Norfolk United States Darden Amya America James William Fletcher Virginia Winchester E. Blackburn Moore Bufr P. Harrison Harry F Byrd, Jr

Origin of the bock beer name and style

Bock beer emerged from Einbeck Germany where it was first brewed with two thirds barley malt and one third wheat malt. The name Einbeck was misread as ein Bock meaning a goat, giving the distinct title bock beer used now.

Einbeck Hamburg Germany

Funeral service for Isaac Dean Clark Held Near Cedar Grove

Funeral services for Isaac Dean Clark 73 were held today at Omps Funeral Home then at Little Mountain Church with pallbearers Arthur Cather Clifton Lewis Charles Clark Miller Fries Archie Smith and Joel DeHaven. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Isaac Dean Clark Cedar Grove Omps Little Mountain Church Ingermont Mount Hebron Arthur Cather Clifton Lewis Charles Clark Miller Fries Archie Smith Joel DeHaven

Man Pays Damages After 63 Years in Richmond

In Richmond Virginia a man who as a boy broke a school window confronted his conscience after 63 years. At age 73 he visited Superintendent Jessie Binford to offer payment, but the official refused the money citing the statute of limitations.

Richmond Jessie Binford

Shoes Blown Off by Fuel Fire on State Spraying Crew

Elmer Jordan of Yreka California suffered a chemical fuel flare incident while aiding a plum ber on a state weed spraying crew. He volunteered in Scott Valley when a hot lead drop caused a puff and explosion, blowing his shoes off and sending him to Scott Valley Hospital.

Yreka Calif Elmer Jordan Scott Valley

Training Camp Oddities Stir Curiosity Across Camps

AP reports at camps from Wolters Texas to San Luis Obispo California reveal curious scenes. A colonel peeling potatoes and honorary commissions spark questions, while a sleepy recruit at Fort Ord questions a guard about his pass.

Wolters Tex J. Lee Friedman Anchorage 59Th Kentucky San Luis Obispo Calif Fort Ord Ford Ord

Soldiers recall Civil War song popularity and draft mixups

A wartime fragment recalls Major White and Private Admiral Allen listed at a reservation. Private Furlan from St. Louis explains he forgot to notify the selectives about enlistment. A clerk jokes about dependents as two stores and an auto finance firm. The Old Gray Mare song linked to Lincoln campaign lore.

Randolph . Field, Tex 8S. White C. Allen

Funeral Held for James A. Dicks at Braddock Street Church

The funeral of James Allen Dicks 59 of 617 South Kent Street was held Tuesday at 2 PM at Braddock Street Church with Rev. T M Swann officiating. Interment followed at Mount Hebron with pallbearers John Carpenter Olin Grandstaff Lloyd Carper Harry Brown Edward Orndorff and Raymond Cochran. He leaves wife Mabel Dicks three sons Charles John Eugene four daughters including Mrs Lloyd Palmer Sarah Gertrude and Clara Dicks five grandchildren two brothers and two sisters.

James Allen Dicks South Kent Street T. M. Swann Braddock Street Church Mount Hebron John Carpenter Olin Grandstaff Lloyd Carper Harry Brown Edward Orndorff Raymond Cochran Mabel Dicks Charles John Eugene Lloyd Palmer Sarah Gertrude Clara Dicks John A. Dicks Kernstown Frank T. Dicks Winchester R. L Clevenger Harry Knight

Beaverbrook's Rise From Poor Boy to Millionaire

The article notes Lord Beaverbrook as the son of a Scottish Presbyterian minister who built a vast fortune by age twenty-five and reached millionaire status by thirty-two. It portrays a dramatic ascent from modest beginnings to substantial wealth.

Lord Beaverbrook

Do Territories Have Representatives in Congress

Delegates are elected from Alaska and Hawaii, and Resident Commissioners from the Philippine Islands and Puerto Rico. They sit in the House with the right to debate but no vote.

Congress Alaska Hawaii Philippine Islands Puerto Rico House

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Vi lonia pageant

Family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of aunt Mrs. Vi lonia pageant. Sister and nephew share appreciation for support and prayers.

Vilonia

Sonny Tufts Returns to Spotlight in Local Show

People you know Sonny Tufts, famed for the Yale crew in 1935, stars in the class hat room at Bee mont Plaza. Mose Simms, ex St Marys Texas coach, takes a two months vacation to weigh offers from an air line baseball radio and manufacturing firm. Phil fans drum up a day for pitcher Hughie, who is now doing an army hitch.

Sonny Tufts Beemont Plaza Yale Mose Simms St. Mary’s Texas Phil Hughie

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