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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1936

Page

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Reopening move for Blossoms feature on Saturday night

WRVA facilities will host Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival programs from 7 to 7 15 p m with dramatizations on festival history and apple industry. Walter R Bishop and C T Lucy of WRVA met Clarke T Cooper to discuss broadcasting a description of the grand parade Trail of the Pink Petals.

WRVA Shenandoah Shenandoah Valley W. W. Glass Winchester City Walter R. Bishop C. T. Lucy Clarke T. Cooper Cooper Glass

Tax plan blasted by business men in Congress hearing

An Ohio Michigan and Philadelphia executives blasted the $799 million tax program before the House Ways and Means Committee. They urged relief for distressed firms arguing the plan would cost million-dollar losses and hinder restoring plants and jobs.

Douglas B. Cornell Associated Press Washington Michigan House Ways and Charles Warner Warner Company of Philadelphia Thomas W. Taliaferro Hammond Standish Detroit

Plans to restore Shenandoah bridges near Strasburg and Front Royal

Mr Winchester reports that bridge reconstructions across the Shenandoah are nearly finished with works east of Strasburg and on the South Branch at Front Royal. After flood losses the public faced disruption but Front Royal offers free bus service from Riverton for those unable to cross.

Shenandoah Strasburg Front Royal Riverton

Real Estate Sale In Sen Seney Road Area

Charles W. Buhl valuable property will be offered Friday April 3 at 1 pm. The sale location is Sen Seney Road across from the Country Club. Auction notices appear in the local real estate listings.

Chas. W. Buhl Senseney Road Country Club

Square Dance Riverside Rendezvous Near Berryville

Square dance event in Riverside area five miles east of Berryville Virginia scheduled for Saturday night April 4. Special square dance Easter Monday noted.

Riverside Berryville

Sarah Zane Fire Company Meeting Notice

The Sarah Zane Fire Company holds its regular monthly meeting Friday evening April 3 at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend. Captain R B Brown.

Sarah Zane Fire CO Sarah Zane Fire Company R. B. Brown

Friends To Honor Cather And Weaver Next Tuesday

State Senator T Russell Cather of Winchester and State Senator Aubrey G Weaver of Front Royal will be guests of honor at a testimonial dinner at the George Washington Hotel Tuesday at 6 45 pm. Judge Philip Williams will be toastmaster with about 150 attendees including Governor Peery and Virginia members of Congress.

T. Russell Cather Winchester Aubrey G. Weaver Front Royal George Washington Hotel Virginia Senate General Assembly Judge Williams George C. Peery Virginia Congress Philip Williams Washington Senator Cather Senator Weaver

Winchester GOP Indicts Delegates in Virginia Meetings

Delegates elected by the Winchester Republican convention for the Seventh District in Waynesboro on April 10 and the State convention in Roanoke on April 11 were announced. The list names Ford Luttrell, Mrs. E. C. Parker, Miss Ruth Thomas, H. Russell Potts, and others with alternates and Young Republican leaders cited. A motion urged strong candidates for the June Common Council race. In Floyd, Va., S Claude Slusher was found dead by his own hand on Mira Fork amid liquor conspiracy indictments. his death follows the fatal shooting of deputy sheriff T Jeff Richards linked to the case.

Waynesboro Roanoke Winchester Ford Luttrell E. C. Parker Ruth Thomas H. Russell Potts Charles W. Buhl G. Daugherty Robert Grim C. R. Grubbs Harry E. Potts H. B. Garber Edwin C. Parker H. B. McCormac Lee M. Lamp William Armel J. S. Haldeman J. H. Yost B. W. Largent Ray Robinson G. C. Cooper R. B. Brown William P. Cooper Warren Daugherty Ned Lupton J. A. Patterson A. Li. Jackson Eugene B. Cooper Harry Copenhaver Mr. Potts Garber H. D. Garber Perman Floyd Franklin County S. Claude Slusher Mira Fork Willis Slusher Harrisonburg T. Jeff Richards Callaway Floyd County Trenton N. J Hauptmann Bristol John W. Flannagan Claude Slusher Richmond Charlottesville Petersburg Fannie Caraway State

Evening auction offers electric range and household goods

At 1 p m Saturday April 11 the County Court House will hold an auction of an electric range Frigidaire and other household goods including beds mattresses living room suite and dishes. The ad is from Duvall and Dunn.

County Court House Duvall & Dunn

Beagle Hound Seeks Owner After City Visit

State Senator Aubrey G. Weaver of Front Royal and Mr. C. N. Shepherd game warden of Warren County were visitors in the city this afternoon. Wanted at once to find owner or good home for a fine female beagle hound. 41-J or oe 4-1-1p-1.

Aubrey G. Weaver Front Royal C. N. Shepherd Warren County

John H Cochran properties auctioned near Winchester

Seventy nine acres and five poles of land with nine room stone house barn garage and other buildings. Includes a spring and six miles west of Winchester near Opequon. Also about 50 acres timber land offered in front of Court House at Noon on Saturday April 18. Immediate possession. Sale bills available.

Winchester Opequon Court House

Mass Meeting of Farmers Monday Discusses Soil Program

George E Herring of the Animal Husbandry Department V P I will discuss soil conservation details Monday April 6 at 2 pm in the county courthouse. County Agent I Fred Stine announced after a Warrenton district meeting with Northern Virginia county association members R L Omps J H Funkhouser W S Huyett and E O Carpenter.

George E.herring Animal Husbandry Department I. Fred Stine Warrenton New County Association R. L. Omps J. H. Funkhouser W.S. Huyett E. O. Carpenter Virginia W. C. Shackleford J. L. Maxton George E. Herring

Hauptmann Faces 8 O'clock Execution In Trenton

Col. Mark Kimberling said Hauptmann’s execution was still set for 8 p m tonight. Governor Hoffman called for an impartial Lindbergh case probe as Wendel’s potential Brooklyn kidnapping confession witness emerges. Hauptmann awoke, read the Bible, and told guards he was confident and not worrying.

Trenton N. J Mark ©. Kimberling State Prison Bruno Hauptmann Harold G. Hoffman Lindbergh Bruno Richard Hauptmann New York Wendel Brooklyn N.Y William McGuinness Paul Wendel Hauptmann Mark O. Kimberling

Citizens Demand Press Access to City Information in Winchester

Two Winchester residents urged full public access to city information saying information should be released unless exceptional cases require withholding until issues are resolved. Dr. Hunter McGuire and James P. Reardon argued officials must serve taxpayers by transparency, while noting brief delays may be needed to protect city interests. City Manager Arthur M. Field attributed the policy to council criticism.

Winchester Hunter McGuire James P. Reardon Arthur M. Field Informa Mr. Reardon

Three Verdicts Made Possible In Stretz Case

NEW YORK April 3 Judge Cornelius Collins told a jury it might sentence Vera Stretz to the electric chair or prison or acquit her in the slaying of her lover Dr Fritz Gebhardt. The prosecution did not request the death sentence. The judge said the defendant’s moral lapse should not affect her credibility as a witness.

New York Cornelius Collins Vera Vera Stretz Fritz Gebhardt Collins

Maxwell Widows Go On Trial In Virginia Murder Case

In Wise County Circuit Court a joint trial date of April 24 is set for Anne Maxwell and her daughter Edith, charged in the murder of husband Trigg Maxwell. Edith’s prior trial ended with a 20 year sentence. the case is under review by the Virginia State Supreme Court.

Miss Maxwell Maxwell Edith Maxwell State Supreme Court

Dramatic Climax Near in Trenton Famous Case

Warden Kimberling again prepares an inmate for electric chair as the attorney general's office reviews a second reprieve. The case reaches a tense point in New Jersey.

Kimberling Attorney” General's Office Trenton

Hauptmann defense seeks Hunterdon grand jury to halt execution

In Trenton on April 3 AP reports Bruno Hauptmann's lawyer urged convening Hunterdon County grand jury to indict Paul H. Wendel for kidnapping instead of Hauptmann. Prosecutor Hauck opposed delay, while Attorney General Wilentz called the Wendel move a fraud as Mercer County grand jury had declined to indict. Kimberling visited Wilentz as final steps loom.

Harold G. Hoffman New Jersey Mercer County Grand Jury Paul H. Wendel Trenton Dale Harrison Associated Press N. J Bruno Richard Hauptmann C. Lloyd Fisher Hunterdon County Grand Jury Hauck Anthony M. Hauck, Jr Hunterdon Hauptmann Lauck Trenchard Emn David T. Wilentz Aoe Fisher Inebergh Wilentz Wendel Mercer Grand Jury

Lions Club and Mellwee band stage Fun Festival opening

The Lions Club and Mellwee's Municipal Band opened the Fun Festival at the Bell Building on Kent Street with strong attendance. Duck dinners and ham servings were planned, Armour provided 19 hams, the mice game drew crowds, bingo entertained, and Ralph Summel led the orchestra on a busy night.

Lions Club Mellwee Bell Building Kent Street P. G. Ireland Armour Jim Snider Ralph Summel Fes Page Nine

Notice of South End Hose Co regular meeting

South End Hose Co calls a regular business meeting for Monday night April 6 at 8 o clock. Full attendance requested. Secretary.

South End Hose Co

Hauptmann faces execution date again tonight

World news roundup reports Bruno Hauptmann thrice saved from the electric chair as his execution date looms tonight in New Jersey. Other items note political renomination in Bristol, Virginia, a fatal shooting on a Floyd farm, and allocations or statements regarding Virginia and European events.

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Blossom Cenfer MR Winchester Cather and Weaver Russell Cather Aubrey Weaver Winchester G Laude Slusher United States Sunshine Grocery John H. Cochran Central Press Bulletins Field Counci Stretz World News London Addis Ababa Haile Selassie Everett A. Colson Paris France Germany Rhineland
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