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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1940

Page

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Hospital on U S A Roll of Honor list with 136 beds

Winchester Memorial Hospital earned a place on the 1940 list of 2,806 approved hospitals in the United States and Canada announced at a Chicago conference. Dr. Ira Abell and Dr. Malcolm T. MacEachern highlighted growth from 89 to 2,806 hospitals and urged continued standards improvements for wartime defense.

Winchester Memorial United States Canada Chicago American College of Surgeons Makin Ira Abell Louisville Board of Regents Council Malcolm T. MacEachern

Short Talks For Both Candidates Here Friday Night

Public session at 8 p m in George Wihe features six five minute talks three backing Willkie and three for Roosevelt. Committee reports traffic safety and possibly a 15 minute movie will conclude the program said Secretary Hedrick D Koontz.

George Wi Willkie Roosevelt Hedrick D. Koontz

City urges removal of leaves to curb slippery sidewalks

MA Winchester notes several residents request attention to leaves covering sidewalks in some sections. When present they become slippery and may cause serious injuries from falls. Pavements should be kept clear. leaves will be collected with other refuse. Authorities urge not burning leaves on streets to avoid asphalt damage.

Legion Chief To Visit Post For Rifle Victim Rites

Clarke County and Winchester posts prepare events as Legion leaders Warriner and Elliott visit Liberty Hall on Route 7 for a regular meeting. Separately, in Berryville, coroner Iden will hold an inquest into the fatal shooting of Fannie Smoot Shiflett.

Robert Y. Conrad American Legion T. E. Warriner Virginia W. Glenn Eliott Liberty Hall W. M. Shade Warriner Elliott Ruth Newman American Legion Auxiliary Liberty Law Winchester Staunton American Legion Post Auxil Fan & the Armory Berryville Clarke Carroll H. Iden Fannie Smoot Shiflett Shiflett James P. Reardon Cook Old Salem Church Riley Shiflett Wases John Shiflett James Smoot Hugh L. Willoughby ITI Flint Hill Rappahannock County Enders Funeral Home

Hitler Seeks French Collaboration Amid War Talks

VICHY France Oct 22 Foreign Minister Baudouin said he hopes for frank and total collaboration with Germany after a just peace. He warned lack of cooperation would be insane. Von Ribbentrop’s movements hint at possible visit to Vichy as talks with France progress. Churchill’s appeal to France may push negotiations toward a clinching visit.

Vichy France Baudouin Germany von Ribbentrop Joachim von Ribbentrop Winston Churchill Rome-Berlin Great Britain Philippe Petain Britain Oran Algiers Dakar West Africa Alexandria

Roosevelt Jr. Accepts Challenge at Drake University Meeting

Frank D. Roosevelt Jr. offered to debate a heckler during a Drake University students’ meeting in Des Moines. He mocked Willkie and asked why his father would not debate, explaining Willkie preferred Baltimore over the same platform. The crowd applauded.

Des Moines Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr Drake University Willkie Roosevelt Baltimore

Willkie Cancels Time Spot Reserved by Lewis

Mutual Broadcasting System officials said Willkie first reserved then cancelled a half hour Friday night spot. The program time was then tentatively reserved by CIO President John L. Lewis.

New York Mutual Broadcasting System Wendell L. Willkie John L. Lewis

Clarke Woman Burned When Kerosene Can Exploded

Mrs. Pifer 55 of near Boyce was rushed to Memorial Hospital with severe burns after a kerosene can exploded while she tried to start a fire. Doctor H. Clay Smith said she was in critical condition and may not live long. The blast blackened walls while oil soaked clothing fed flames and an Omps ambulance transported her.

W. D. Pifer Boyce Memorial Hospital H. Clay Smith Pifer Smith Omps Winchester Pifers U. S. Route 50 William Pifer Gettysburg Helen Pifer Evelyn Frances Pifer Philadelphia

Mrs. Ritenour To Head 1940 Christmas Seal Drive

Mrs. D. W. Ritenour will lead the 1940 Christmas seal campaign for Winchester, announcing plans as the drive opens November 25. She has worked 17 years in tuberculosis causes with H. D. Puller of the District Nurse Association, which sponsors the drive and local TB work.

D. W. Ritenour H. D. Puller District Nurse Association Winchester

Registrants Notified of Alphabetical Index at City Hall

Peyton Marshall announces an alphabetical index to the registrant list posted in City Hall to help registrants find their serial numbers and addresses. Errors in names or addresses should be reported to Marshall’s office in the Clerk of Court. Indices for names Athru G posted. pens turned in at registration sites are held for owners.

Peyton Marshall Winchester Selective Service Board City Hall Mr. Marshall Corporation Court Athru G Marshall Ager

Willkie Takes His Battle To Chicago Again

Willkie campaigns in Chicago area after accusing Roosevelt supporters of trying to steal the election. He cites Bosses Hagues, Flynn, and Nashes, faults three machines, and declares no mockery in a free election. He plans speeches in Gary, Chicago Stadium, and major eastern and mid Atlantic stops.

Willkie Chicago Wentell L. Willkie Roosevelt Milwaukee Hagues Flynns Kelly Nashes WPA Gary Ind New York Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois Kentucky West Virginia Maryland Delaware New York City Huntington Charleston W. Va Clarksburg

Hillman Sees No Labor Shortages in Defense Era

New York October 22 Sid ney Hillman National Defense Advisory Commission member says no labor shortages will occur in defense establishments now or in the future. He cites training through industry programs and national youth services while opposing longer hours and rolled back protections.

New York Sidney Hillman National Defense Advisory Commission New York Herald-Tribune United States Roose Waton Sceambian Bate Ational You

Levi Acquitted Of Tax Evasion In Virginia Trial

J Raymond Levi of Berryville was acquitted in U S District Court on a four count indictment charging income tax evasion for 1935 36 37 and failure to file a 1936 return The government alleged a $300 000 plus income over three years He testified to smaller figures and admitted large bet deposits and a $80 000 payment from a Richmond associate but said much was cash deposits and not profit He now runs a Berryville dry cleaning plant with modest income and pledged cooperation to investigators

Richmond Robert N. Pollard J. Raymond Levi Berryville United States District Court Pollard Levi U. S Charles Town W. Va

Martin would welcome Lewis support for Willkie

New York October 22 Rep Joseph W Martin Jr Republican national chairman said he would welcome John L Lewis CIO leader if Lewis endorses Wendell Willkie in his Friday night broadcast. Martin added he hopes for a Lewis endorsement though he could not predict Lewis words.

New York Joseph W. Martin, Jr John L. Lewis Wendell Willkie Martin Willkie Lewis New York State Mr. Willkie Jim

British Merchant Losses vs German Claims Reported

London dispatch reports weekly naval bulletin showing British allied and neutral merchant ship losses totaling 63 265 tons for the week ending October 14 compared with Germany's claim of 122 041 tons sunk according to the admiralty.

London Germany Admiralty

Two Guardsmen Die In Plane Crash Near Shelton

In Lewis County Washington two Washington National Guardsmen Lieuts George Nelson 27 and Roy V Jones 31 both from Spokane were found dead in the wreckage of their plane a few miles north of Shelton today.

Lewis Wash Washington National Guardsmen Shelton George Nelson Roy V. Jones Spokane

Telephonic links between Turkey and Hungary cut by Romania

Phone lines linking Turkey and Hungary were out today with officials attributing the fault to issues in Romania, where the line passes. The outage disrupted international communications between the two nations on October 22.

Istanbul Turkey Hungary Romania

Air corps to start drive for 20,000 regular recruits

The War Department announced on October 22 that a campaign to recruit 20,000 regular personnel across air corps branches would commence this week. The initiative aims to strengthen staffing for wartime aviation units and related services.

Washington War Department Air Corps

British Cruiser Damaged by Submarine Torpedoed in Baltic

Berlin dispatch reports a British cruiser was torpedoed by a German submarine last Thursday. The vessel was so badly damaged it would likely be out of action for a long time.

Berlin Dnb Tcevay Germany

New Nazi Bomb Tactics Reported by Moscow Radio

Moscow radio quoted by Reuters says Nazi air force uses concrete casings for bombs and substitutes gasoline bombs for incendiaries to cut costs and increase effectiveness.

London Reuters Moscow Radio Today

Violent 90 Second Earthquake Hits Bucharest Area

A fierce 90 second quake struck Bucharest and northern Rumania causing damage to homes and oil field buildings with no fatalities reported. Police and residents filled streets after the tremor centered in the Carpathians near Brasov as officials cautioned about aftershocks.

Bucharest Rumania Trembor Carpathian Mountains Brasov Bucharest Meteorological Institute Bazan

Flynn accuses Wilkie campaign funds dirty tricks in DC

Democratic National Chairman Edward J. Flynn charged that government employees were solicited for campaign contributions in support of Wendell L. Wilkie. He said letters signed by John W. Hanes and Lewis W. Douglas flooded Washington departments.

New York Edward J. Flynn United States Wendell L. Wilkie Flynn Washington John W. Hanes Lewis W. Douglas Roosevelt

Public Welfare Leader Praises Paper Notices For Stoves

Mrs Mabelle K Lyman superintendent of public welfare in Winchester reports thanks for the paper notices that prompted two heating stoves donations. She notes immediate community response and delivery plans to assist two needy families. A coal truck shed fuel after load shift at Gerrard and Loudoun causing spillage and cleanup.

Mabelle K. Lyman Public Welfare Winchester Gerrard Loudoun

Bomber Hits Enemy Vessel Off Holland Bow

London dispatch reports an air force bomber damaged an enemy cargo vessel of nearly 2 000 tons three miles off the Hook of Holland. The RAF pilot dived from a cloud and dropped a stick of high explosives from 900 feet, scoring a direct hit on the ship's bow.

London Hook of Holland

British RAF Bombs Hamburg Docks and Channel Convoy

The Associated Press reports RAF planes struck Hamburg dockyards under construction and blasted a Nazi convoy in the Channel. Fires engulfed the port area as bombs exploded around ships, with one great flaming mass noted. Churchill vows 1941 air superiority and military decisiveness.

Associated Press RAF London Air Ministry Hamburg Air Ministry Ster Winston Churchill Britain Lord Croft London

Mixed Weather Likely For Area

Weather outlook covers October 22 7 p m to October 26 7 pm for the Middle Atlantic States. Showers expected in New York and West Virginia with another shower in western and northern New York on Saturday. Fair weather indicated otherwise with warmer temperatures midweek and cooling by Thursday into Friday.

Washington Middle Atlantic New York West Virginia Ginna Mary Pennsylvania

Fall Bulbs and Home Weatherstripping Ad

Winchester Seed Co offers tulips daffodils jonquils and crocuses for fall planting. E W Armstrong Co advertises metal weatherstripping and caulking for windows and doors with estimate request at 39 E Piccadilly St.

Winchester Seed CO E. W. Armstrong CO E. Piccadilly St

Closing Notice for Valley Inc Oct 21 2010

Beginning October closing time announced for Valley Inc with a 3 00 P M deadline. The notice lists the organization identification 10 21 10 51 and indicates service schedule changes.

Inc

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Hospital U.S.A Winchester Institution Surgeons’ College Messmore Kendall The Sons of the American Revolution Laurence N. MacNair New York Navy Yard George Washington Abraham Lincoln Laurance A. Hart George W Legion Slay- Eliott Hitler Reich Alsace-Lorraine Frank, Jr Heckler W.D. Pifer Mémorial Hospital Mrs. Ritenour Cumberland Martinsburg Freen Hillman Claims Defense Commission Bulletins
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