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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1942

Page

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Miners Meet as Murray Faces Critics at United Gathering

United committee leaders and vice president H Murray attend a Pittsburgh miners union meeting dominated by John L. Lewis loyalists amid ongoing estrangement. Murray declines discussion of plans while Lewis receives an ovation. The session focuses on vacation policies and war support measures, with loyalty statements anticipated.

United Committee H Murray Miners’ Union C.so John L. Lewis Lewis Murray Lewoo Thomas Patrick Fagan Pittsburgh van A. Bittner

Gasoline shortages affect Winchester weekend crowds

The article notes Saturday crowds in Winchester persist as rural residents conserve gasoline during the week and travel to town on Saturdays. Observers say the flow of trailers remains high and a northern state family seeks a home, bringing their “units” and aiming to find a residence.

Winchester

Mrs Elizabeth K Grim Dead in Winchester at 6 O Clock

Mrs Elizabeth K Grim died at 6 today in Fark Maryland after a three week illness. She came from a prominent Winchester family with deep social and business ties and was active in Presbyterian and United Daughters of the Confederacy chapters. The funeral is planned for Wednesday.

Elizabeth K. Grim Winchester Fark George W. Kurtz United Confederate Veterans Grim Mary Clayton Frederick County Kent Street Presbyterian Church Loudoun Street

Star's Cooking School Opens Here Tomorrow

The Star announces a four day cooking school at Sarah Zane hall North Loudoun street beginning tomorrow with Miss Mary Ann Kidd as lecturer. Classes run each afternoon from 2 o clock after a 1 o clock doors open at the fire hall auditorium. A $50 Defense Bond will be awarded among other prizes to students. Local merchants cooperate including Riley's Market Winchester Cold Storage John W T B C Baking Co Flour Mill Haldemans Creamery Dr Pepper Bottling Works Miller Hardware Huntsberry Marvel W Adams Thomas Credit Jewelers Firstone Auto Supplies The Children's Shop Winchester Steam Laundry Sunshine Cleaners.

The Star Sarah Zane Loudoun Street Mary Ann Kidd Fire Hall Miss Kidd Riley’s Market Winchester Cold Storage John W. T. B. & C. Baking Co Haldeman’s Creamery Dr. Pepper Bottling Works Miller’s Hardware Huntsberry’s Marvel W. Adams Thomas Credit Jewelers Firstone Auto Supplies Children’s Shop Winchester Steam Laundry Sunshine Cleaners

Roosevelt asks 280 million for relief workers program

President Roosevelt urged Congress to appropriate 280 million dollars for work relief starting July 1 plus 2.767 million for administrative costs. He noted a prior January estimate of 465 million and said the lower figure would allow about 400,000 average employment, with roughly 3,000,000 still jobless.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Eee Eye

Civil defense office opens in Winchester Washington

Mayor Anderson announced the volunteer mobilization office at George Washington will operate immediately with continuous hours except Sunday and a half day Saturday. Red Cross staff will aid, serving as a clearinghouse for personnel and volunteers and keeping the public informed. Citizens urged to register at once to build up civilian defense strength.

Anderson Defense George Washington Sunee Winchester Red Cross J. V. Arthur

Petrie, 71, Dies. Rites Set Tuesday

R L Petrie aged 71 has died. Funeral rites are planned for Tuesday with burial to follow. The obituary notes the late Petrie’s residence and affiliations, and references continued coverage on another page.

R. L Petrie

Laborites Vote Against Quitting With Churchill

In London on May 25 Labor delegates backed continuing participation in Churchill’s government by 2 319 000 to 164 000. The conference approved a coal industry national board plan and defeated an amendment condemning Labour’s role in the war cabinet. Attlee warned against party strife while Attlee and Green argued withdrawal would be unthinkable.

London Labor Party Churchill Strabolgi Labor Clement Attlee Dominions Lord Strabolgi Britain Npeers Attlee W. H. Green Rhys Davies Parliament

Virginia to adopt federal limits on commercial vehicles

Governor Darden announced Virginia will issue executive-conforming limits on highway use aligned with Federal Public Roads administration and Under Secretary Patterson. Virginia sets a 35 000 pound total load limit during the wartime period, with permits already addressing this, and a July 1 law raising max to 40 000 pounds. Minimums include 96 inch width 12 1/2 foot height and 35 foot single vehicle length and 45 foot combination length.

Richmond Darden Virginia Federal Public Roads Administration Robert P. Patterson Highway Department

Air base detachment joins search for crash victims

A 35 man detail from Houlton air base joined another army unit today in the search for six airmen killed when an army transport aircraft crashed yesterday. The military action centers on recovering the bodies and identifying the dead.

Houlton Houlton Air Base

Laval May Leave Collaboration Office In France

Laval in Paris with Axis leaders as rumors swirl of his possible ouster. Vichy figures like Jacques Doriot touted as potential successors or rivals in a difficult bid to accelerate full collaboration amid hesitations tied to U S talks on Martinique status.

Laval Collaboration France Bern Switzerland Pierre Laval Paris Axis Vichy Jacques Doriot Doriot United States Martinique

Shonbrun Admits Murder Blame While Claiming Partner Misled

In New York on May 25 Eli Shonbrun testified that his lover Madeline Webb had no knowledge of the slaying of Mrs Susan Flora Reich. He said he and his uncle Murray Hirsch murdered the woman alone in the Hotel Sutton suite on March 4 and claimed responsibility for the crime.

New York Eli Shonbrun Madeline Web Susan Flora Reich Murray Hirsch Shonbrun Miss Webb Murray Sutton General Sessions Jonah Showbrun Continu

Credit Rules To Be Explained At Winchester Meeting

Merchants of Winchester and Frederick County and nearby areas are invited to a 3 PM session at the George Washington Hotel. C. R. Chalkley of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond will detail credit and installment regulations. The talk, arranged by the Retail Merchants Association led by president Warren Eddy, covers OPA penalties for violations.

Winchester Frederick County George Washington Hotel C. R. Chalkley Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Chalkley Retail Merchants Association Warren Eddy OPA

Kharkov Front Penetrates as Russian Offensives Intensify

Pravda quotes front line officers detailing extreme combat in the Kharkov sector. Both sides deploy modern armor planes and heavy guns as infantry clashes rage for every house and pillbox amid German air force attrition and Russian artillery pressure.

Moscow Pravda Today Kharkov Red Army

Soviet offensive makes gains around Kharkov

Soviet commander Semeon Timoshenko renewed the Kharkov drive, driving Germans from another resistance center. Soviet reports said German counterattacks were repulsed as the Izyum Barvenkova sector saw heavy fighting and tank losses. The front also claimed near 300 German dead near Leningrad.

Moscow Semeon Timoshenko Kharkov Ukraine Red Army

Russians Encircled as Battle Rages South of Kharkov

The high command reported that operations south of Kharkov developed into an encirclement battle. The bulk of three Soviet armies including strong tank forces was said to be encircled with failed breakout attempts and heavy enemy losses.

Kharkov Lapland Kandalaksha Arctic Circle Murmansk

Jailed for Smoking During Detroit Blackout

Dominic Lofrese twenty one was sentenced to 60 days in the house of correction for smoking a cigarette during Sunday night Detroit blackout. He pleaded guilty to violating the blackout ordinance as witnesses testified he smoked in a crowd at a roller skating rink.

Detroit Dominic Lofrese Recorder George Murphy House of Correction Lofrese

Fishermen Report Trout In Back Creek Amid Scarce Gas

City and county notes describe fishermen using a three gallon gas ration to reach Back Creek south of Gore where trout numbers are down. A party on the trip saw two large does on a slope near a wheat field at dawn and watched them as a car approached. Donald and Loma Good, ages 9 and 7, are listed with an address in Winchester England.

Back Creek Gore

Visiting Masons To Attend Defense Program In Winchester

Members from nearby areas are slated to attend a special communication of Winchester Hiram Lodge at 8 o clock tomorrow at the Masonic Temple. The event features a Masonic Defense Week program with an address prepared by Robert S Alexandria grand master of Masons in Virginia and a sermon by Rev Robert A Whitten, pastor.

Winchester Hiram Lodge Robert S. Alexandria Virginia Robert A. Whitten Tional Christian Lee Miller

Pancake Frye All You Can Eat Feeds Softball Night

All you can eat pancakes promotional offer at White Hall after a night softball game on May 28.5-23, details unclear but promoter aimed to attract fans.

White Hall

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United Miners’ Meeting C. P Shirley Temple Hollywood Annie Rooney Shirley Dickie Moore Frank L. Grim Ala John V. Eddy Richard K. Eddy Eee Curtis J . Godfrey A O’rear, Jr Mary Kidd Defense Office Dassarter’ A Co Fed Mrs. Reich Madeline Red Frank Salient Izyum Soviet Information Bureau Izyum-Barvenkova Leningrad Donald Loma Good Eng East Pall Mall Street Col Hillyard
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