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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1941

Page

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Clarke County appoints Floyd County educator as new division superintendent

Scott Noblin of Floyd County Virginia was elected division superintendent of Clarke county schools by the State Board of Education in Richmond. Noblin, a William and Mary graduate with about 15 years in public schools, succeeds Archie F. Robertson amid Clarke County Board opposition and local debate over school construction and consolidation.

Star Richmond State Board of Education Scott Noblin Floyd County Clarke County Noblin College of William and Mary Williamsburg Robertson Moblin Archie F. Robertson Albemarle County Crozet Greenwood State Board John Fishpaw Longmarsh William Fenton Chapel District Clarke Board of Supervisors J. M. Casey R. H. Gardner A Lane Clarence Glasscock Eve Ao Clarke Board Boyce

Clarke School Board Chairman Decries State Board Action

Clarke County Clarke School Board chairman Clay Carr notes Mr Noblin's election and condemns what he calls harsh county opposition and bitterness from the State Board of Education toward the current superintendent.

Carr Berr Clay Carr Clarke School Board Noblin State Board of Education Superin

O Sull ivan Receives Two Additional Gas Mask Valve Contracts

The O'Sullivan Rubber Company has been awarded two contracts for outlet valves for gas masks worth 11000 and 10000 dollars. Delivery dates were not disclosed. Company officials confirmed the awards, reported by the Associated Press.

O'Sullivan Rubber Company Pyth Associated Press

Weather Outlook Shows Scattered Rain Across Regions

Washington forecast indicates cooler start and near normal for the south. Scattered moderate showers affect southern areas and along the coast with a return of rain later in the period, May 23 to 30.

Washington Middle Atlantic

Willing Workers Rummage Sale at Highland Ave Church

The Willing Workers at Highland Avenue Church announce a rummage sale on Saturday May 24 at 9 30 a m at 1305 Main near Gork. Awnings and other items available with dial 39 E 8t. Contact details shown in the notice.

Highland, Ave Main Gork

Special Del Rio Club Diz Derflinger on Viewe

Free admission advertised for a performance by Diz Derflinger at the Del Rio Club with popular pieces listed.

del Rio Club Eae

Army's new 90 mm anti aircraft gun hailed as equal to best

Fort Monroe Virginia May 23 The first full battery of the army's 90 mm anti aircraft guns will be ready for field service within 10 days. The weapon has an effective range around 38 000 feet and is rated at least the equal of the world’s best. An even larger gun is being prepared for production if needed.

Rice Yahner Fort Monroe Coastery Continental United States Golden Triangle Pittsburgh

Whirlaway Scratched From Belmont Peter Pan

Whirlaway, Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, was withdrawn from the Peter Pan handicap at Belmont Park. Trainer Jones and owner Warren Wright cited Eddie Arcaro's absence and the presence of speed rival King Cole as reasons to skip the mile and an eighth race.

New York Whirlaway Belmont Park Cole Sir Jones Warren Wright Eddie Arcaro Blenheim King Cole Arcaro

Gets Extra Course In Restaurant Incident

In Philadelphia on May 23 Walter Myers enjoyed an unexpected guest when 16 year old Mildred Jaynes allegedly felt a restaurant sky washing as she sat with her soup. Bader King Both went to Pas hospital.

Philadelphia UPI Walter Myers Mildred Jaynes Bader King Pas Hospital

New Students To Register On May 28 and 29

Registration for new students entering John Kerr School or Virginia Avenue School next September will be held May 28 and 29 at the John Kerr School office. Parents must present the child’s birth certificate at enrollment. Principal Lola V. Moore urges city families with children turning six before September 1 to register, and nurse Mrs Organ will discuss the health certificate and child health matters during the two registration days.

John Kerr School Virginia Avenue School Lola V. Moore Organ

Treachery Blame Put On French In Middle East Split

In Jerusalem on May 23 a French colonel claiming French mandate authorities betrayed trust said they supplied munitions to the Nazis for use in Iraq. Collet led officers to the British side urging others in Syria to join under a flag he said would save their country from slavery.

Jerusalem Palestine Syria Britain Iraq Collet Philibert Collet Hatay Alexandretta Participa Tercr Ae Turkey

Turtle Derby heats excite Johns Hopkins crowd in Baltimore

In Baltimore on May 23 the eleventh annual Turtle Derby at Johns Hopkins Hospital drew 71 entrants from near and far. Dr. R B Roth announced heats with about 20 entries each and a final to decide the winner whose backers may win a $50 prize and added edge of the circle attraction after the race.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hospital R. B. Roth Tim Derb

14 Miners Die in Indiana Mine Blast Tragedy

In Bicknell Indiana Panhandle mine 14 miners were killed when a blast and ensuing gas dust flare trapped workers. Seventeen others escaped after a 2 1/2 mile traverse to the shaft as families waited nearby.

Bickness Ind Panhandle Virgil .W. Harrington Near Bicknell E. R. Cole Vincennes James Smith Richard Smith Dewey Stinnett Maurice Taburiaux Floyd Harper Charles Osborn Charles Wright Wilbert Redmond Charles B.may F. M.vincent Arthur Gourdouze Bicknell Jack Ogilvie Wright Charles Messel Benny Hughes Quince Hardesty Hell Robert English

British Warns Target Japanese Ships In Pacific

The British consulate announced in a shipping newspaper that the British government will impose all disabilities on 11 large Japanese tankers and 81 smaller vessels operating in the Pacific. Vice-Consul Holliday confirmed the warning. Japanese Consul Nakauchi questioned the move.

Los Angeles Pacific L. G. Holliday Kenji Nakauchi Great Britain mid-Pacific Tokyo

Friday Night Event at South Rye Ze Hall Admits

Friday night gathering at South Rye Ze Hall promises entry at 25 dollars with 35 cent admission for Q-13-14. Proceeds support unspecified activities.

South Rye Ze Hall

British Claim Battle Tide Is Theirs

Drought across the state deepens as farmers compare this year’s rainfall with 1930. Five months show 7.73 inches vs 17.23 in 1930, with March driest in 1941 and temperatures peaking at 97 degrees.

County officers seize slot machines in Frederick County raid

Sheriff Bywaters and Deputy DeHaven seized two slot machines at Stewart Cabin Camp on Route 11 near Cedar Creek. A summons was issued for operator E F Edmondson who was absent. Hearing date not set. Authorities note prior warnings led to removal of most machines. one unit had a vending attachment unused. No licenses were found on the machines.

C. E. Pedigo Frederick County Stewart Cabin U. S. Route 11 Cedar Creek John Bywaters Robert DeHaven E. F. Edmondson

Use of U.S. Forces Proposed to Break San Francisco Strike

Maritime Commission chair Emory Land told the Senate defense investigations committee that the government should consider using United States forces to break a machinists strike tying up work at 11 shipyards in the San Francisco area. He called it the most dire need and urged steps to remove the picket line so people can work.

Washington Emory Land Maritime Commission Senate Defense Investigating Committee United States San Francisco

City Automobile Licenses Due. Police Enforce Law

City automobile licenses were due and officers will enforce the law. Chief of Police C. W. Hollis issues the notice.

C. W. Hollis

Administration foes vow to block neutrality act repeal

U S senators denounce Stimson and Knox for criticizing the neutrality act and pledge a vigorous last-ditch fight against any repeal effort. Senator Nye notes repeal would spark far greater conflict than the lease- lend dispute, while Stimson and Knox condemn the law as a breach of seas freedom.

Washington Stimson Knox Senate Nye Roosevelt Knoxes Stimsons Fredom Wheeler Mont Congress George D.ga Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Mediators Tackle Coal Problems

Washington May 23 A Defense Mediation Board panel paused sessions to 3 30 p m while United Mine Workers CIO and southern operators discuss a wage differential. John L Lewis led the union seeks a contract to equalize northern and southern pay with basic wages rising from 6 60 to 7 dollars daily.

Washington Defense Mediation Board United Mine Workers CIO John L. Lewis Mine Workers W. H. Davis Southern Mines

Crete Recaptures Shift Tide Against Germans Says British

British reports say Canadia and Retimo on Crete are recaptured after fierce hand to hand fighting. The British fleet is credited with thwarting seaborne Nazi reinforcements and stopping Luftwaffe landings as fighting concentrates around Malemi airfield and Crete’s capital Canea.

Associated Press Canadia Retimo Crete Britain Armans Canea Winston Churchill DNB BBC Greece George London Admiralty Libya

Crete Battle Echoes as Axis Push Faces British Resistance

British report says four day battle around Crete with heavy fighting near Malemi ten miles south of the island's capital. Berlin claims two British battleships in action while Tobruk siege tightens and Free French aid moves to Palestine. Paris denies French fleet surrender and U S assurances surface over Vichy collaboration.

Crete Malemi Canea Adolf Hitler Cairo British East Command Mediterranean Britain Virginio Gayda Rome Il Giornale D'Italia London Associated Press Island Berlin Darlan France Hitler Germany Vichy Tobruk Libya Syria Palestine

Four Winchester Registrants Report for Induction June 3

Four Winchester residents were notified to report to the Roanoke induction station on Tuesday June 3 for a year of training. The registrants are Grant Turner Seabright John David Massie Vance William Sumption and Eugene Lester Fox. Winston Spencer Churchill Thompson has been ordered to report June 7. Four men remain unlocated and their questionnaires are at the local board in City Hall.

Winchester Roanoke Grant Turner Seabright E. Clifford John David Massie S. Kent Vance William Sumption N. Kent Eugene Lester Fox E. Cork Winston Spencer Churchill Thompson Saeed

Winchester youths earn private pilot licenses at Shepherd College

Ten pilots completed the CPTP flight and ground school at Shepherd College Shepherdstown W Va Two of the graduates are Charlotte Campbell and Harry W Ebert Jr Instructors Earl Shipe and Melvin Snyder supervised the class from Valley Airways Lieut George Schecter of Winchester led the program Also noted is Stanley M Miller who joined the Civil Aeronautics Authority as assistant communications operator and will report to Blackstone Va June 1, a former US Navy radioman.

Winchester Shepherd College Shepherdstown W. Va Charlotte Campbell Harry W. Ebert Earl Shipe Melvin Snyder Valley Airways, Inc George Schecter Stanley M. Miller U.S. S. Warrington United States Civil Aeronautics Authority Blackstone Stanley U.S Frank 8. Miller

Brill's Taxi Dial 3514 Auction Notice May 31

Auction sale announced for May 31 at 10 and 2 including household furniture and dishes. Brill's Taxi is listed with the contact number 3514. Item details are limited to furniture bedding and dining pieces.

BRILL

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Floyd Co A.f.robertson O'Sullivan Mason’s Cab Eddie Russell West Brighton N. Y Norval Goodell Eddie Stephen Fraser U.S. Army Indiana Claude Cammer Cammer Garfield Hospital Sarah Zane
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