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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1939

Page

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Neutrality bill advances through committee

The administration neutrality bill to authorize arms sales to belligerents won committee approval. It would require buyers to take title to arms and goods before shipment and transport purchases on their own ships, aiming for a cash and carry system. Senate debate set for Monday amid ongoing revisions and discussion of ship provisions.

Mittee Administration Senate Poetary Theaime Borah R.-Ida Canper R.-Kan Capper Legion Convention Resolutions Committee

Fuehrer Praises Crew of U Boats at Naval Base Visit

Hitler visited Wilhelmshaven to congratulate submarine crews returning from enemy waters. Grand Admiral Erich Raeder accompanied him as crews shared their experiences at an informal gathering.

Wilhelmshaven Germany Hitler North Sea Fuehrer Erich Raeder

Stephens City fire event plans draw talent scouts

The Stephens City community prepares a Womanless Wedding fundraiser on October 5 6 and October 10 in Winchester to aid fire protection. Hollywood scouts are said to attend per Jimmy Fidler. County events include Shawnee Home Club Flower Show Student Fair and Fred County Farm and Home Fair with more details to come.

Stephens City Jimmy Fidler Hollywood Stephens Ci Fred County Winchester Pa Frederick

Four Naval Middies Die In Truck Crash Near Memphis

Four United States Naval Academy midshipmen en route to Annapolis were killed in a collision with an apple truck at Braden Tennessee, 36 miles northeast of Memphis. The dead were Phillip L Seewald Max Eb McConnell M T Orr Jr and Frank Thomas died later at a hospital with Charles Leveritt injured. The truck driver escaped with minor injuries as the sedan and truck exploded and burned.

Memphis Tenn United States Naval Academy Annapolis Braden Mem Gillam S. Jones Tex Phillip L. Seewald Amarillo Max EB. McConnell Clov M. T. B. Orr, Jr Ardmore, Oklo Orr Frank Thomas College Station Charles Leveritt Thomas Leveritt Gainesville

Will of Mrs Byers Punk Admitted to Record

The will of the late Mrs. Byers Punk is admitted to record with Clark M. as executor and a $25,000 bond. It bequeaths a house at 411 North Kent and $100 for Martha Blaine during her life, then to Chloe Bromley Magruder. A $1,000 trust funds five years for pews for a Lutheran church. if not built, $200 to Mount Hebron Cemetery, $500 to Benjamin Byers, and $500 to Lilly Byers Bromley.

Byers Punk Clark M North Kent Martha Blaine Chloe Bromley Magruder Lutheran Church of Our Saviour Mount Hebron Cemetery Benjamin Byers Lilly Byers Bromley North Loudoun Street Virginia Brumbaugh Washington County

Episcopal Women Plan Thank Offering Sunday

Women of Christ Episcopal Church announce a United Thank Offering service this Sunday. All women are invited to contribute offerings in envelopes marked for the morning exercises.

Episcopal Women Women of Christ Episcopal Church

Winchester civic figure Samuel R. Atwell dies in Virginia hospital

Samuel R. Atwell longtime Winchester businessman and civic supporter died in a Richmond hospital after a stroke suffered six years ago. He was 68 and survived by seven daughters and three sons plus a large extended family. Funeral arrangements were pending.

Samuel R. Atwell Winchester Richmond Mr. Atwell W. O Horsey Norfolk and Western Railway Roanoke Atwell Albert Worthington City Hall Friendship Fire Company Market Street Methodist Church Carrie Barr James W. Barr P. Lockman Lakewood Fla Irvin A. Little Julia Atwell Cincinnati Peo Kem- Robert Colston Chalmers Nelson Earl Comer James S. Atwell Philadelphia William B. Atwell Brevard

Modlin Fortress Surrenders After Polish Capital Falls

Berlin reports Modlin Fortress, key Polish stronghold at the Vistula and Bug junction, waved the white flag 24 hours after Warsaw capitulated. The surrender ends a major resistance nest as German forces advance east of the demarcation line with ongoing mop up of Polish troops and leaders.

Berlin Modlin Vistula Bug Warsaw Germany Soviet Russia

Committeeman Rowe Urges Curbside Car Entry in Winchester

Harold Rowe, chair of the subcommittee on unsafe practices in the Junior Board of Trade traffic safety campaign, urges motorists in Winchester to exit from the curb side to avoid accidents. After a week of reports, he notes several near misses when passengers left from the traffic side and calls for continued cooperation to curb unsafe practices.

Rowe Harold Rowe Board of Trade Winchester

Kelly Named National Commander of American Legion

Ray mond J. Kelly of Detroit was elected national commander of the American Legion at its Chicago convention, succeeding Stephen F. Chadwick. Kelly, legal head of Detroit since 1933, served in World War I and studied at Notre Dame and Detroit. The Legion urged outlawing the Communist party and similar groups, supported universal service, and pressed for weaker war profits. Tensions rose with Soviet Estonia and a new submarine incident near Narva Bay as Moscow hosted talks with Germany and Turkey.

Chicago Raymond J. Kelly Detroit American Legion Kelly Stephen F. Chadwick Seattle Notre Dame Reds Communist Party German Bund Legion Americanism Committee Dies Legionnaires Congress Committee On United States

County Native Killed By Auto

Clarence Eugene Stottlemyer aged 61, a Frederick County native, was struck and killed by a truck near Charles Town West Virginia as he walked home after cutting corn. The driver, James P. Pearrell of Martinsburg, was summoned to Charles Town for an inquest. no charges were filed. Stottlemyer was born on the farm near Stephenson.

Clarence Eugene Stottlemyer Frederick County Charles Town W. Va Stottlemyer James P. Pearrell Martinsburg J. W. Frye Mr. Stottlemyer Stephenson

Turgeon Receives Honor From Royal Photographers Society

Winchester photographer Turgeon today received a letter from H H Blacklock secretary of the Royal Photographers Society of Great Britain inviting him to become a member. The invitation follows his exhibition success at the Photography Association of America in Buffalo where he submitted eight prints earning six merits. One image was chosen for a travel loan collection from over 7 000 entries. Turgeon earned merits in peace portrait architecture and aerial subjects.

Prank Turgeon Winchester H. H. Blacklock Royal Photographers Society of Great Britain Turgeon Photographers Association of America Buffalo

Repatriation Sought by Many From Europe

Washington reports a surge of appeal for repatriation as westbound traffic slows and claimants prove American citizenship. Thousands who fled during the low mood years after naturalization lack proof now. In three Scandinavian ports 900 to 1,300 cases are cited.

Washington United States Europe

Soviet Warships Seen Off Estonia

Helsinki reports several Soviet Baltic Fleet warships sighted near Narva bay as water and air activity around Estonia increases. Observers link naval moves to pressure after the Metallist sinking and possible Soviet demands for a Baltic naval base on Saarte Maa or Hiiu Maa.

Norway Skagerrak Estonia Red Army France Westwall Warsaw Rumania Neva Ladoga Baltic Latvia Russia Riga Sweden Reich Helsinki Finland Narva Bay Gulf of Finland Metallist Saarte Maa Gulf of Riga Hiiu Maa

Germans Lead Industrially Says Frederikson at Rotary

Dr Otto Frederikson of Madison College told the Rotary Club that Germany's 1937 income neared that of England and France combined, with Germany surpassing both in steel output in 1938. He said per capita income is nearly England’s and higher than France’s, and Germany’s 1929 base rose 50 percent. He noted Germany spends more on armaments this year than all nations did in 1933.

Otto F. Frederikson Madison College Rotary Club Secnnn England France United Kingdom Germany Prederikson Harrisonburg Hitler Russia Britain

Dr Allen To Auction Horses At Clifton Farms Sale

Dr. Allen of Clifton Farms Clarke county announces a public auction October 26 featuring hunters show horses two year olds yearlings and weanlings. He will retain mares to breed to Coq d Esprit son of Coq Gaulois to continue the line. Louis L Merryman guides sale preparations for Sparks Md buyers from Chicago and others have visited Clifton Farms for years.

Lewis M. Allen Clifton Clarke County Allen Clifton Farms Cudahy Chicago Louis L. Merryman Herrick- Merryman Sales Company Sparks

Vacancies Open in National Guard Company I

The government plans to raise the enlisted strength of Company I from 64 to 83 men. First Lieut. George F. Miller said the goal is to fill 19 vacancies quickly. Recruits will train two weeks per year, drill 114 hours monthly, and receive one day’s pay.

National Guard George F. Miller War Department Lawrence C. Hollis

French Air Reconnaissance Probes German Interior Front

Paris dispatches report French scouting planes penetrating into Germany to spot troop movements behind the western front. In Basel, French counter attacks were said to drive back German forces east of Wissembourg as battles around the Rhine and Lauter junction continued. The fighting triangle near Wissembourg saw German attempts to dig in repelled by Fort Wissembourg Geisberg Hill and the town.

Basel Switzerland Wissembourg Giesberg Fort Wissembourg Geisberg Hill Lauterbourg Landau Hagenau Contverge Wisse Pischbach-Bundenthal

Baby Snooks Skit Promised at Stephens City Event

A two day Womanless Wedding feature at Stephens City on October 5 and 6 will include a "Baby Snook's" skit. F Grove White is announced as "Baby Snooks" father while Rev Julian Owen will portray "Baby Snooks."

Stephens City F. Grove White Julian Owen

Reward Offered for Missing Item Watch

Finder in Virginia seeks contact to reclaim a platinum edged watch with diamonds. Age and phone notification required for reward. Va. 68.

Honouf Va

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