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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1941
Page
8
Nino Martini made his Metropolitan Opera debut in the role of The Duke in Rigoletto on December 28 1933. The question notes 880 fatalities at highway railroad grade crossings in the first six months of the year.
Editors nationwide summarize Roosevelt speech and U S policy toward Hitler, weighing the decision to engage in war or remain non belligerent. They note the president faces risks, Congress limits, and the issue centers on freedom of the seas and defense of American supplies.
Vander schmidt notes the German reply to Roosevelt's speech mirrors Nazi messaging and denies it as a formal declaration. It defends Britain's blockade, describes a German counter blockade via U boats, and recalls the Robin Moor incident and the 1936 London protocol on submarine warfare.
London reports a harsh week for taxpayers as the first income tax bills arrive under the new law allowing up to half of annual earnings as tax. The bills apply to the year ending April 5, affecting broad sections of Britons.
Pennsylvania schools postponed fall openings as infantile paralysis spread, reaching 355 cases in five counties. Erie joined the list while upper Darby, a Philadelphia suburb, reported its first-year case. Philadelphia added four new cases for a total of 60, double 1940.
The STAR notes press time differs by region with 9 P.M. in London, 10 P.M. in Berlin and Rome, and 11 P.M. in the Balkans. It highlights how afternoon editions align with global schedules.
The Winchester Star notes the Information Bureau can answer questions of fact and directs readers to page 4 for details. The brief mentions a help service offered within the newspaper.
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