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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1941

Page

7

Bulldogs Rule as Marine Corps Mascots and Traditions

The article traces Marine Corps mascot history noting bulldogs as the preferred symbol with Jiggs IV at Quantico and Duffy at San Diego. It recounts mascot records, promotions, and notable gifts including Private Pagett from Britain and a trophy exchange with Royal Marines.

Army Navy U. S. Marines Marine Corps Jiggs Corps Marines Jiggs IV Quantico James Jolly Plum Duff Duffy San Diego Calif Royal Marines of Great Britain Pagett England Royal Marines

Unemployment benefits total since 1935 Social Security Law

Since benefits began under the Social Security Act, a total of $1,451,436,540 has been paid in unemployment benefits.

Legionnaires in Seventh District seek national emergency

At a Charlottesville banquet the American Legion Seventh District adopted a resolution urging President Roosevelt to declare a national emergency to protect defense programs from delays caused by strikes or other interference. T. Emmett Warriner stated defense aid to England and domestic fortifications were being crippled by opposition.

Charlottesville American Legion Seventh District Roosevelt T. Emmett Warriner Lawrenceville England Legion Virginia United States

Flag raised over Philippine area in 1898 by Dewey and Gough

In 1898 the United States flag was raised over the Philippines by Commodore George Dewey and Vice Admiral John H. Gough. The excerpt notes a legal decree from Frederick County Circuit Court referencing a judgment involving John H. Gough and pending inquiries into real estate liens and associated claims. The document is dated May 16, 1941, and details a commissioner's order to investigate property liens and rents to satisfy the judgment.

United States Philip United Sta Philippine Commodore George Dewey John H. Gough Circuit Court Frederick County North Loudoun Street Circuit Court For County OF Frederick Howard T. Lockehart Frank Annie Dwyer Howard T. Lockhart Frank Dwyer George Hodgson Hodgson Corporation Court Winchester Evening Star Winchester Virginia J. W. Baker

Skilled Workers Sought As War Demands Rise

The Civil Service Commission reports over 10 000 skilled munitions and shipbuilding workers placed in eight months at arsenals Navy yards and depots. Needs include 135 shipfitters 400 machinists and various designers across Watervliet Philadelphia Arsenal and Washington Navy Yard. Applications via naval labor boards or the Secretary Board of Civil Service Examiners. Wright Field Ohio has 450 skilled aircraft and maintenance staff but no wire workers yet. further needs extend to Naval Air Stations Pensacola Corpus Christi and San Antonio.

Army Air U.S. Civil Service Commission National Defense Agencies Navy Yards Navy Naval Station Key West Pla Government Watervliet Arsenal Washington D. C Navy Yard Philadelphia Naval Air Stationsville Pensacola Calif Corpus Christi San Antonio Texas

Boston Wool Market Report Shows Modest Demand

Boston May 16. Fine territory wools in original leaks received moderate demand at 1 to 1.03 dollars per pound for short to good French combing lengths. Fine territory wools including French and staple combing lengths saw occasional requests around 1.05 dollars scoured, with South American lines 0.98 to 1.04 dollars scoured including duty. Spotty demand noted on combing three eighths and quarter blood bright fleece wools at 46 to 47 cents grease delivered to users.

Boston U. S. Dept

Broadcast stations in Alaska locations listed

There are four broadcasting stations in Alaska located at Fairbanks Juneau and two other towns Ki and Pairbanks remain to be identified.

Alaska Pairbanks Juneau

Peak nutrition marks best time to cut hay

Virginia Tech guidance says cut when digestible nutrients are highest, about one tenth in bloom for alfalfa, before leaves fall and stems woody. Bed clover and timothy timing described, with emphasis on leaf preservation, moisture, and avoid weather loss.

Blacksburg Virginia Tech

Censored Europe War News Warns U S Readers

The Star cautions readers that most European war news is censored before reaching the United States, signaling restricted coverage and controlled reporting amid ongoing hostilities.

the Star Europe United States

Public Spending Continues Brisk Momentum Across Nation

In New York on May 16, financial market optimists noted brisk public spending nationwide. The Dun and Bradstreet survey estimated retail sales for the current week up 15 to 18 percent from last year and wholesale purchasing remained high with unusually strong inquiries for fall goods.

New York Dun and Bradstreet

Bold air heroes win Navy Cross for midair rescue

Two naval airmen Lieutenant W. W. Lowry and Aviation Machinist's Mate J. R. McCants are recommended for the Navy Cross after a dramatic rescue of Marine Lieutenant Walter S. Osipoff who dangled from a parachute from a transport plane over a Navy field. Lowry and McCants braved the dive and held Osipoff aboard as the chutes and lines tangled, with the rescue completed at close quarters near the transport’s tail in challenging conditions.

San Diego Calif W. W. Lowry Dallas Tex J. R. McCants Jordan Mont Lowry Walter Osipoff Akron Ohio Lowrey McCants M. Johnson

Plastics To Substitute For Rare Metals In Coming Years

LA on May 16 report quotes William H. Eisenman of Cleveland Ohio secretary of the American Society for Metals predicting no major metal shortage in the United States. He foresees plastics replacing many metals especially aluminum in power lines and kitchen uses. He cites more glassware hard rubber refrigerator trays and wrapped wrapping for gums and cigarettes.

Los Angeles William H. Eisenman Cleveland Ohio American Society For Metals United States Eisenman Colorado

All Wild Flower Show Schedules in Highland County Virginia

The All Wild Flower Show sponsored by the Monterey Garden Club will display native Appalachian flora May 30–31 in Monterey Highland county. The event draws Highland residents and visitors to a wild flower exhibit with tours of forested areas near the George Washington National Forest.

Virginia Monterey Highland County Virginia State Chamber of Commerce Switzerland America George Washington National Forest Stave National Forest Service

Market Street Church Worship and May 25 Program

Worship services at Market Street Methodist Church feature a sermon on Spiritual Blackout with evening singing and a quiz. May 25 will close the church’s fall through spring program with a 7 30 p m service and event themed How Market Street Church is Serving Her Congregation and Community. Public invited.

Market Street Methodist Church Market Street Church

Army Infantry Unit Mobilization Phrase Fragment

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gag reference and a canite commanded by unspecified individuals to a company in the infantry of the United States Army. The text also notes a variable troop number without a complete amount.

Infantry United States Army

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