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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1941

Page

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British Push Toward Showdown With Axis In Libya

British forces press into Libya to threaten Tobruk as two main columns push from Egypt while air support and Rommel’s forces confront them. Armored spearheads reach near Tobruk with by passes south of the port, signaling a possible decisive North Africa clash.

Cairo Egypt Libya North Africa Tobruk Tobruk Garris R.A F Britain Arsiey Erwin Rommel Winston Churchill Fort Capuzzo Bir el Gobi Mussolini

Tucker Navy Marine pilot in Carolina maneuvers

Lt. Tucker son of Mrs. Alfred B Tucker 23 South Stewart street is among Navy and Marine aviation squadrons in the Army Carolina maneuvers. Four squadrons with a dive bomber and an observation unit plus two Marine fighter outfits, under Col Louis E Woods, participate until November 30. Tucker, a 1931 Naval Academy graduate born December 26 1909 in Berryville, has two sisters Martha Campbell near Winchester and Eliza Ferguson San Francisco. father was the late Dr A B Tucker.

Alfred B. Tucker South Stewart Street Tucker U. S. Navy U. S. Marine Corps Navy Marine Corps Louis E. Woods U.S. Naval Academy Berryville Martha Tucker Campbell Winchester Eliza Tucker Ferguson San Francisco A. B. Tucker

Thanksgiving reflections on faith and materialism in a nation

Mr Winchester contrasts the first settlers gratitude with modern observance. He warns of self centered greed and urges a return to the Pilgrims era values of faith and courage to sustain the nation and armed forces. The piece urges retracing steps to regain sturdy character and vision.

Furious Fighting On Moscow Fronts Amid Soviet Claims

Soviet radio reports fierce fighting along Moscow’s defense arc with three sectors engaged as German forces launch heavy assaults. Stalin’s armies claim to have repelled a new German offensive while emphasizing brutal losses on the Kalinin Tula axis and central front.

Associated Press Moscow Kalinin Tula Adolf Hitler Bovie Donets River

Winchester to Install Central Fire Alarm System Plan

City officials in Winchester discussed a proposal for a centrally controlled fire alarm system at a Wednesday meeting in city hall. The plan aims to reduce duplicate runs by alerting fire crews within a block and would place the control atop city hall under Police Department supervision.

William Godhenour Harry Lewis C. D. Barnett William Armel O. H. Lewis R. B. Brown Wade Guard World Zone City Cojon Winchester Firemen’s Association Taylor Barr

French Awaiting Reply By Hull

VICHY France awaiting confirmation of Hull declaration blaming German interference for Weygand removal as pro consul in North Africa. State Department said Weygand was removed at Hitler s express demand and that US economic aid for French North Africa was suspended.

Vichy France Hull Maxime Weygand North Africa U. S. State Department Weygand Hitler United States French North Africa

Colder Weather Prediction For Middle Atlantic States

Washington dispatch says the forecast for November 22 to 26 shows generally fair skies with light rain in parts of the Middle Atlantic region. Temperatures start below normal Saturday, then plunge to freezing from Sunday through Tuesday with a warming trend expected by Wednesday.

Washington Middle Atlantic

Mint chief probes fate of nation’s coins and change

Philadelphia November 21. Superintendent Dressell questions where U S coins go after leaving the mint. He notes $33 million in small coins and $17 million in nickels were issued in the year ending July 1941, with losses and extensive use in vending and slot machines cited as factors.

Philadelphia Edwin H. Dressell Dressell

Indiana launches as symbol of U S Navy will to survive

Newport News Va November 21 The 35 000 ton battleship Indiana slid into the James River six months early amid cheers and military brass The governor of Indiana and Virginia officials watched as the $70 million ship entered the water Secretary Knox praised domestic industry and labor promising the burden on the navy would be greatest in history if war comes The ship rose like a phoenix from the ashes of a dream of world peace and stands as a tower of strength for battle ahead

Newport News Indiana Knox James River Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Lewis C. Robbins Wichita Falls Texas He F. Schricker

Nine Bucks Slain On First Day Of Deer Season

Deer hunting drew crowds for Thanksgiving with nine bucks reported slain on opening day. Hunters statewide noted big gobbler takedowns and several 8 to 9 point bucks from Gore to Mountain Falls, while Bath party returned empty handed after days afield and a bear hunt in Rockingham yielded limited success.

Bobby Boyce Boyce Paul Smoke, Jr St. John’s B. J. Ford Winchester Clarence Robert Combs Gore High View Forest Secrist Mountain Falls North Mountain G. L. Gelliday Stephens City Irvin Orndorff Strasburg Vance’s Cove Arthur Brewer Mr. Coffey Mt. Williams Bath Jack Brandon Marshall Kremer Ralph Marker Robert Bywaters Rockingham Arthur Seabright Rocking Hai Taree

Murray Selected By C. I. O. To Succeed Himself

The Congress of Industrial Organizations adopted a resolution urging President Roosevelt to stop training draftees for strike breaking. The convention moved toward re electing Philip Murray, with support from the United Mine Workers and other unions. A rift emerged over O P M actions and housing bids as factions realigned before the election.

Detroit Congress of Industrial Organizations Roosevelt United States Army Murray Philip Murray John L. Lewis United Mine Worker Reece Murray Geesteray James B. Carey Mekong

10 Wounded In Strike Area During New Shooting Flare

Pittsburgh area reports a fresh flare of violence in Fayette county as United Mine Workers strike action escalates. Gunfire wounded at least 10 near the Edenborn mine with pickets and nonunion workers clashing along a valley road. Police investigated shell fragments and ambush claims as the strike expands to additional mines and pits across western Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Fayette County United Mine Workers H. C. Frick Coke Company Edanborn Uniontown Hospital Brownsville John Stepanik Coal Center Company Stepanik Washington County Monongahela River Prock Western Vania Edenborn Commert H. Vance Cotton Cotton Heamy

Murray Reelected On Farm Board

John H. Murray of South Waverly Pennsylvania was reelected to a three year term as a director of the Farm Credit Board of Baltimore. Murray has served on the board since its 1933 founding and on the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore since 1917.

Baltimore John H. Murray South Waverly Farm Credit Board of Baltimore Farm Creait Administration Murray Federal Land Bank of Baltimore

Colder Weather Heading East From Canada

The first real cold snap of the season for the mid continent is headed east from Canada. Temperatures were falling in Montana and northwestern North Dakota. Storm warnings were posted for lakes Superior Michigan and Huron. The cold front would reach near Chicago by tomorrow, with chills spreading to the northeast by Saturday night and Sunday, ending milder Thanksgiving weather.

Associated Press Mid-Continent Central Canada United States Chicago Montana North Dakota Paul H. Kutschenreuter Lakes Superior Michigan Huron Kutschenreuter

President Sees No Progress in Far East Talks

President Roosevelt said there have been no developments in Japanese American discussions toward improving Far East relations. He avoided optimism about the talks and dismissed questions about breaking off diplomatic relations with the Vichy France government.

Washington Roosevelt Sasution France

President Waits For John Lewis On Mine Strike Issue

President Roosevelt said no federal action likely before a reply from John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers policy committee on their stance regarding the closed shop and arbitration. He anticipated no new development until tomorrow. Meanwhile clashes at Payette county Pennsylvania left ten shot and wounded as coal mine tensions rise and several blast furnaces shut in Carnegie Steel’s plants.

Carey Murray Lewis Sidney Hill Amalgamated Clothing Workers A. D Denny) Lewis Kathryn Lewis John L. Lewis Currier Lumber Company Detroit United Construction Workers’ Organizing Committee A. D. Lewis Hillman Currier Company Roosevelt Great Great Britain Soviet Union Cina Murray and Ons Patterson Connally D.-Tex National Defense Industries Austin R.-Vi Army Air Associates Bendix N. J North American Aviation Company Pennsylvania United Mine Workers Washington County H. C. Frick Company Edenborn Frick Company U. S. Steel Fayette County Frick Mines Washington United Mine Works’ Policy Committee Payette County Carnegie Steel Corporation Pittsburgh Ohio

Grange Adopts Grass Roots Foreign Policy

The National Grange endorses a grass roots foreign policy urging the administration to support nations opposing aggression with goods and munitions and to maintain defense zones beyond the western hemisphere’s limits. Delegates from 37 states approved the plan at the closing session of the annual convention.

Worcester Mass National Grange Farm Organization The Pacific

Maiden Flight Planned for Mars Flying Boat

The L. Martin Company announced the Navy’s Mars will make its maiden flight late next week with veteran test pilot Ken Ebel at the controls. The aircraft, billed as the world’s largest flying boat, launched with naval ceremonies on November 8.

Baltimore L. Martin Company Mars Navy Ken Ebel The Martin Company

For Sale Bill of Mary V. Tr property page 7

Local notice advertises a sale of Mary V. Tr property with details given on page 7. Also notes a weekly Bingo night every Friday at 8 p.m hosted by South End Hose Company with 50 cent admission.

Mary V South End Hose Coo

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