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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1941

Page

9

Fear Plane Missing Over Romney West Virginia

A two passenger Fairchild plane disappeared after leaving Washington bound for Cincinnati. Pilot Daniel Stone and passenger Earl Waltz, both of Cleveland, were aboard. A severe thunderstorm and rough terrain near Romney or Cumberland Valley are suspected factors.

Umburland Lonaconing Fairchild Washington, D. C Cincinnati Danial Stone Cleveland Earl Waltz Romney W. Va Cumberland Valley

Americans To Be Released From Egyptian Liner Rescue

Berlin May 26 authorities said all American women and children and genuine missionaries rescued from the sunken Egyptian liner Zamzam may leave for home as soon as arrangements can be made. Other male refugees are under investigation but will be released one by one as their status is established.

Berlin

Negress Held In Husband's Death

Berlin Md May 26 Bene Trial Judge Pred A Culver issued a warrant for May Andrews 25 year old mulatto of Frank ford Del charging her with the murder of her husband Harry Andrews 35 fatally wounded in the abdomen at a northern Worcester county tavern on May 17.

Berlin Pred A. Culver May Andrews Frankford Del Harry Andrews Worcester County

Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Markets Report

Markets report on livestock and poultry with perishable produce prices from Baltimore and Philadelphia. Chickens, fowl, ducks, eggs and various meat categories shown. cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep quotes include weights and price ranges from multiple U.S. markets.

Report on Boston Wool Market May 26

Quotations were generally firm for domestic and foreign wools though few sales closed in Boston. Blood fleece wools selling around 46 to 47 cents per pound in grease.

Baltimore U. S. Dept. Agr Chicago Livestock Chicago U.S Boston U. 8

Seek Defeat of Coal Output Plan

URG May 26 report says a Pennsylvania legislator and miners urged defeat of a bipartisan bill that would impose an 18 month voluntary coal production control plan seen as a monopoly. The appeal frames the move as needed to rehabilitate the region and protect miners' interests.

URG Porree Lance Ivania Pennsye Today

Local Markets Note On Page C Errors

The Star notes that local markets are correct daily but disclaims responsibility for any page CNA errors. The disclaimer emphasizes that readers should verify data independently.

The Star

Local Retail Market Flou Fares and Feed Prices

Local listings show wholesale and retail prices for flour, hogs, and mixed feeds. Prices vary by bag size and product, including flour per barrel and live hogs at fractional percentages, plus butter prices and seed feed figures.

Casateguaneers Ecerashysiys

Grain Futures and Cash Quotes After Parity Bill Passed

Futures for wheat rose briefly then fell after President Roosevelt signed the parity loan rate bill. July wheat 97 1 8, September 98 1 2 to 3 8, December 1.00. Corn closed mixed with gains early, oats steady. Chicago cash prices show No 1 yellow hard wheat 99 1 4, corn No 1 yellow 74 3 4 to 76, oats No 1 white 37 1 4. Baltimore markets list wheat 98 cents, corn 83 cents, barley 60 cents per bushel.

Roosevelt Chicago Cash Chicago Baltimore

Open Hearing In Clearspring Robbery

Hagerstown Md May 26 court opened as Halderman 57 and his 23 year old wards faced circuit court jurors on charges of attempting to rob the Clearspring bank. The defendants denied the alleged plan and the case proceeded with testimony about the bank robbery attempt.

Hagerstown Innocen Halderman Andwards Elmer C. Archie Edlal National

Pay Special Tribute To Hood Victims

Special tribute was paid in Plymouth three towns to the 1300 or more men who went down with the Hood. Congregations stood and offered silent prayers for bereaved families. Some Plymouth men aboard the ship had awaited shore leave to visit wives and families bombed out of their homes.

Plymouth England Hood Portsmouth Devonport

LaGuardia Busy at Home Says No Trip to Britain

London reports say Herbert Morrison invited Mayor LaGuardia to visit Britain and view the IC0N, but LaGuardia, newly named director of the U S civilian defense office, says he has too much work at home to travel.

London Herbert Morrison Home Security Mayor LaGuardia New York United States Office of Civilian Defense Britan LaGuarda

Fascist Planes Part in Crete Attack

Italian high command says Fascist planes took part in the Crete attack first bombing and then machine gunning strongholds on the island in ongoing operations.

Rome Crete

Late Evening News Time Conventions

The Star reports press time standards with edition cutoffs at 9 P M in London 10 P M in Berlin Rome and 11 P M in Alexandria Sucharese outlining nightly publication schedule.

Star London Berlin Rome Alexandria Sucharese

Germans Have Index On U S Says Gestapo Card File

Richard Krebs known as Jan Valtin told the House Committee on Un American Activities that a Gestapo card file in the United States served as a barometer of national power. He placed the former U S clearing house in New York and said it has likely moved to San Francisco via undisturbed channels. Krebs linked the change to Fritz Wiedmann the German consul in San Francisco who he said is a lieutenant of Adolf er.

Washington Richard Krebs Jan Valtin House Committee On Unmagine Activities Gestapo Germany New York United States San Francisco Krebs Fritz Weidmann Adolfer

Plunges 7 Stories To Her Death In Indianapolis

Mrs. Gertrude Hatch, 21, died after falling from a seventh floor Indianapolis apartment during a weekend party. Police seek questioning of two men among 16 guests. two marines questioned and released. one man reportedly rushed from a bedroom exclaiming that she had gone out the window.

Indianapolis Gertrude Hatch Pay C. Davis Homicide Davis

Meaning of turning down a corner on a visiting card

It indicates that the visit is intended for all the ladies in the family or it signals a specific courtesy cue.

No Food Crisis Seen For Germany

The Agriculture department reported most continental European countries have sufficient food supplies. It noted that demand is generally below normal and should prevent serious shortages, with acute shortages in parts of France Belgium and the Netherlands. It saw no food crisis ahead for Nazi Germany.

Washinton Agriculture Department Europe France Belgium Netherlands Nazi Germany

Queen Mother Mary Celebrates 74th Birthday in West Country

Queen Mother Mary observed her 74th birthday today while residing in the west country. The widow of Kinger maintains a steady schedule visiting bombed cities rest centers and army units. She occasionally travels to London to lunch with the king and queen at Buckingham Palace where she presided for more than 25 years.

Mary West Country Kinger London King Buckingham Palace

Mrs Steadman To Testify In Defective Insurance Case

In Boston on May 26 attorney Edward Flynn announced Mrs Ruth Steadman would testify that her married lover Robert Emery died by his own hand in a trap designed to protect a $10 000 life policy which voids if death is self inflicted. He planned to call the Harvard Business School secretary to describe the poisoning and the moment Emery and she took sleeping tablets ending with her discovery of his body.

Boston Ruth Steadman Edward F. Flynn Robert Emery Harvard Business School Emery

Roosevelt urges action to fight national undernourishment

President Roosevelt addressed the National Defense Nutrition Conference in Washington as it opened a three day session. Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt read his message urging measures to relieve widespread hunger affecting millions of Americans.

Washington Roosevelt National Defense Nutrition Conference Paul V. McNutt

Wreck ties up 1934 Plymouth owned by Washington man

State police hold a 1934 Plymouth owned by Franklin R. Wamsley of Washington DC after a Sunday crash on U S Route 50 near the North Mountain filling station. The unknown driver fled the scene after the car left the highway shoulder and damaged fencing before entering a ditch. Washington police alerted to possible theft.

Franklin R. Wamsley Washington, D. C Gore Hayfield U. S. Route 50 North Mountain Washington

Supreme Court rules federal power to regulate primaries

The Supreme Court rules that the federal government may regulate state primaries to select nominees for Congress. Justice Stone delivers a 4 to 3 decision in a case described as of paramount public importance. Justices Douglas Black and Murphy dissent while Chief Justice Hughes did not participate.

Washington Supreme Court Congress Stone Justice Department Douglas, Black and Murphy Hughes

New Type Nazi Raider Damaged In Dover Action

Two Me-109 type missiles attacked the Dover balloon barrage. Anti aircraft fire checked both raiders with one seen trailing smoke as it fled toward France.

Dover England Messerschmidtts Aan France

Baer Case Under Advisement by DC Boxing Commission

The DC boxing commission took under advisement a complaint that Buddy Baer was robbed of the world heavyweight title in his bout with Joe Louis last Friday night. Baer’s manager Ancil Hoffman charged Louis fouled Baer after the bell ending the sixth round, leading to Baer’s disqualification by referee Arthur Donovan as the fighters prepared for the seventh round.

Washington District of Columbia Boxing Commission Buddy Baer Joe Louis Ancil Hoffman Baer Louis Buddy Arthur Donovan Hoffman

Mission figure Claude Owen hints at early decision

Claude Owen of the mission stated a decision would be announced at an early time. The remark suggests imminent clarity on the matter from the involved authorities.

Claude Owen

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