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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1941

Page

3

Japan under cliques and army rule drives a new path

William Pinkerton outlines how eight Japanese statesmen were killed amid a six decade mood, the army and navy tightening grip. He notes foreigners and liberals pressed, leaders cower, and the emperor remains the loyal focal point as plans for greater East Asia and Manchukuo expand, risking conflict with the West.

William Pinkerton New York AP Special News Service Japan Army Navy Minseito Seiyukai Business Men's Club Teijiro Toyoda China Planning Board Germany Manchuria Central Asia Nippon Japan-Manchukuo East Asia Indo-China Malaya New Order Asia Europe Lion” Hamaguchi League of Nations Yosuke Matsuoka Geneva Rome Mussolini Baron Hiranuma Kokuhashon Extreme Nationalist Party Manchukuo Doihara Labor Party Diet Congress Tokyo Takahashi Saito Watenar Ishimoto United States Italy Indo- China Santee Thailand Siam

Reporter Rides In Army's New M-3 Tank In Louisiana Test

An Associated Press writer witnesses the M-3 tank’s first field test with the First Armored Division in Louisiana. He describes riding in the gunner’s cradle at 25 mph, noting the tank’s heavy 37 mm and 75 mm weapons, amid secret details requested by officials. Captain Crosby commands, with Sergeant Goodwin driving.

Associated Press Second Army Louisiana U. S Ben G. Crosby Lex James H. Goodwin Indianapolis

Inside the Cushioned Seats the 30-Ton Tank Design

The description notes cushioned seating and rubber to quiet head impacts inside a 30 ton tank. The turret walls are white, giving a roomier feel than lighter tanks. A seven man crew has defined positions for commander, radio operator, loader and gunners with new prismatic sights to protect eyes from splinters in battle.

Shopping Lists Sent Out by U S Army

The government distributes shopping lists from the army and ordnance department to small manufacturers to help win defense orders. The lists cover shells bombs guns gun carriages mounts and related equipment and are available at Federal Reserve Banks and OPM offices. The effort aligns with Roosevelt's push to assure small business shares in armament programs as the ordnance department plans $2 888 980 486 in expenditures.

Richmond Army Ordnance Department Information Bureau Office of Emergency Management Army OPM Feld Michmond Charlotte N. C OPM Federal Reserve Banks Information Office Roosevelt America Ordnance Department

Flying Corps Added To New W. P. F.

Civilian flying corps was added to the Virginia Protective Force to bolster aviation support and defense readiness in the region.

Flying Corps Richmond Civilian Flying Corps Virginia

Virginia Officials Approve Civilian Air Arm Plan

At a conference General Gardner Waller heard from Capt. Allen C. Perkinson and O. F. Hamilton Jr. about civilian air arm progress. Hamilton announced war department and state approvals and presented 25 pilot registrations from the region to General Waller.

Gardner Waller Corps Allen C. Perkinson State Corporation Commission O. F. Hamilton Jr Flying Corps Hamilton War Department Price Virginia Defense Council VPF Perkinson Waller

Cleaners Convene in Charlottesville Debating Budget Plans

The Virginia Association Cleaners and Dyers opened its 14th annual convention at the Monticello Hotel in Charlottesville. Keard Las ter Francis of Cincinnati urged budgeting to guide public expectations for local shops while Charles Brown of Staunton Evening Leader spoke at the banquet.

Charlottesville Virginia Association Cleaners and Dyers Monticello Keard Laster Francis Cincinnati Charles Brown Staunton Evening Leader

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