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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1941

Page

7

Frost and Drought Hit Virginia Crops Hard

The Weather Bureau notes light frost damage but vegetation is dry due to severe drought. Temperature averaged 63 statewide with highs near 90 and lows around 30. Rain was scant, with widespread reports of no rain or trace amounts. Farmers face hardships from water shortages, delayed grain germination, and reduced wheat and small grain acreage, while cotton, peanuts, sweet potatoes, tobacco, and apples show mixed progress and losses from dry weather.

United States Weather Bureau Eextension Division Virginia Co-operation Crop Reporting Service WEA Tidewater Virginia Farmville Louisa Middle Virginia Great Valley Walkerton

Treasury Receipts and Outlays Reported for October

Treasury data show receipts of 12.94 million dollars for October and outlays totaling 57.01 million. The gross public debt stands at 52.96 billion dollars.

Arrid Deodorant Promises Fresh Underarms

An advertisement promotes Arrid cream deodorant for women, claiming instant odor control and dryness. It highlights underarm cleanliness, fabric safety, and popularity with women, urging purchases of 10¢ 39¢ or 59¢ jars at toilet goods sellers.

American Institute of Laundering

Rev Foye Gibson Chosen To Head Emory And Henry

The Rev Foye G Gibson pastor of the First Methodist Church at Pulaski has been elected president of Emory and Henry College to succeed Dr J N Hillman. Gibson is a graduate of Emory and Henry and Vanderbilt, a former Poland missionary, and will take office Oct 30. Hillman, president since 1922, will become executive secretary of Holston Conference's board of education.

EMORY Foye G. Gibson First Methodist Church Pulaski Emory and Henry College J. N. Hillman Emory and Henry Hillman Gibson Imory and Henry College Vanderbilt University Nashville Poland Holston Dr. Hillman Board of Education Board of Trustees U. S W. E. Brock Chattanooga

Bishop Tucker Takes Cathedral Seat

The Right Rev. Henry St.George Tucker was installed in his new chair at Washington Cathedral. A 3000-strong congregation including government officials, academia, and dignitaries witnessed the ceremony, the first time a presiding bishop has been given a cathedral seat by office.

Washington Protestant Episcopal Church United States Washington Cathedral Tucker Irving Peake Johnson New Jersey James E. Freeman Episcopal Church of the

Dudley Keeps Lead In National Gridiron Rushing

Dudley of Virginia extends his top spot in total offense in five games with 825 yards, while Grigas of Holy Cross surges to 482 rushing yards in four games. Texas Mines' Owen Price emerges as the new passing leader, joining a season marked by rivalries for rushing honors.

Seattle Bill Dudley Virginia Johnny Grigas Holy Cross American Football Statistical Bureau Dudley Grigas Owen Price Texas Mines

Camp Lee Trainees to Receive Lunch Hour News Updates

Plans outline placement of microphones in multiple buildings for simultaneous updates. Short newscasts will deliver up to date information at lunch and dinner with special bulletins during breakfast for unusual events. Trainees finishing basic training at Camp Lee will be given...

Camp Lee

Address System For Camp Lee

Major General James E. Edmonds announced a plan for an all camp public address system at Camp Lee so officers and soldiers can hear news entertainment and concerts. Installations in mess halls and recreation buildings will be completed within a month.

Camp Lee James E. Edmonds Edmonds

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