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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1940
Page
7
A Virginia reader asks the Richmond Times Dispatch editor for guidance on reviving export sales of small apples and byproducts after a market cut, noting decades of state investment, potential uses like cider sauce and brandy, and the need to promote local products through ABC stores and advertising groups.
Former Colonial National Park official B F Flickinger told a Republican Women’s Club meeting at Willkie headquarters in Richmond that relief should accompany reform He criticized Ickes era centralization and fear tactics while praising Willkie and free enterprise for America’s future and Virginia’s history
Local markets list wholesale and detail prices for flour feeds large and small bags, Bran, Dairy Feed, Eggs and livestock prices, including old roosters, leghorns, broilers, calves, hogs, and butter. Market entries show prices per bag and per barrel with unit weights for the Brann Patent Brand and Creamery Butter.
The American's Creed affirms belief in a government of the people by the people and for the people. It champions consent of the governed, a democracy inside a republic, and a sovereign nation of many sovereigns.
Dewitt Mackenzie assesses Nazi strategy, noting a broad air assault as first step to invasion. He cites German preparations, potential naval use, and the aim to cripple Britain economically while preserving morale and sea control.
The report details blast damage at Buckingham Palace including shattered windows and scorched interiors. A four cubic foot masonry fragment flew 50 feet, a 100 pound piece sailed over the roof, and the wing housing the Belgian Suite suffered extensive ruin. King George toured London soon after the attack.
Walter B. Sterrett a 64 year old history teacher at Carnegie High School resigns saying the flag salute is a spiritual preparation for war. He states his heart is with his country but he would rather be dead than admit he coached children into war.
Announcements for the church column must reach the Star by 4 PM the day before publication. County notices should arrive by 4 PM Thursday, city notices by 4 PM Friday to ensure inclusion with church news.
Fort Wayne Indiana September 11 19 year old waitress Ethel Gaff earned a $46 tip from Ford Motor Company party after leaving a $4 luncheon bill unpaid Hal Bennett Ford personnel director said Detroit last night he left the money intentionally praising her good service and ability to keep curious onlookers away from the Ford party
Richard Zimmerman is alleged to have drawn a winning car raffle ticket bearing Jack Johnson s name. Miss Emily Allison testified to witnesses about the scheme run by Pauly to stage health and strength shows. Pauly, wanted in multiple states, was arrested in Gainesville Georgia. Tickets worth 250 were sold in Miami with refunds issued to buyers after the scam came to light. John G Fosbrink noted a young woman forwarded raffle funds to Pauly by telegraph.
It was announced this afternoon that the City Democratic committee will meet in the city hall council chamber Saturday at 5 o clock. All members are requested to be present.
B Fenne extension plant pathologist will address Frederick county farmers at the county courthouse Thursday night September 12 at 8 on controlling smuts of wheat oats and barley. The extension division says a new dry treatment using Ceresan is replacing wet formaldehyde methods and copper carbonate dust.
In Tel Aviv Egypt dated dispatches report a heavy Italian bombing raid killed at least 150 people, with fires destroying homes along palm lined avenues. The attackers hit a civilian area far from military targets. an American, Pears, is among the dead and five children are among the dead.
G F Secrist, a stave mill operator near Berryville, reports a Guernsey cow died after wandering onto Route 60. A Keyser West Virginia oil truck descended the hill toward Berry's Ferry and struck the animal. Sheriff Buckner said settlement talks are underway with the driver, noting stock must be kept off the highway but fault hinges on whether the owner was negligent.
Capital bandits who lock doors after robberies struck again earning 1400 dollars in a downtown drugstore heist after midnight. Police say the men threatened staff with a pistol, rifled the safe, then secured exits with cheap padlocks as they fled. The method mirrors recent robberies in the area.
Flood waters from an abandoned quarry near Gunpowder Falls collapsed an 80 foot bank and surged across the Belair road. A ten foot wave stripped debris over a nearby restaurant and bowling alley, washing away four heavy concrete blocks from a stone crusher foundation.
An advertisement touts 8.8.8 Tonic as a grand aid for run down conditions caused by weak blood and stomach issues. It claims improved digestion, weight maintenance, and energy, with testimonials and two package sizes at a discount.
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