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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1933

Page

8

Goat's Milk Compared to Cow's in Nutrition and Cleanliness

Dr. Logan Clendening notes goat milk closely resembles cow milk in appearance and taste but contains more calcium and is alkaline. He cites better sanitation in goat dairies, smaller fat globules, and similar infant nourishment value while warning malaria and undulant fever are concerns. He mentions six pamphlets available for ten cents each.

Logan Clendening M. D Malta Clendening

Wheat market closes in Chicago and Baltimore

Closing prices in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are supplied to The Star by Winchesterling Corporation through Stickell Sales Corporation. Quotations show Chicago May 56 1/2 percent July 57 1/4 September 58 3/4 and Baltimore spot wheat 68 1/2. Winchester spot wheat is 65.

Chicago Baltimore The Star Winchesterling Corporation Stickell Sales Corporation Cash North Washington Street Hagerstown

Winchester City Council Approves Gasoline Station Permits

Winchester Common Council in regular April session approved permits for three curb pumps at 48 South Loudoun Street and a drive in filling station at Loudoun and Gerrard. Officials discussed city finances, a diesel power plant bid process, and a state rate hearing for utilities with delegates appointed.

Winchester Common Council Glaize Anderson Messrs. Barr Forney Hable Harper Hollis Marshall Miller Page Rosenberger Dellinger F. Y. Borden Terminal Auto Supply Company Baltimore South Loudoun Street Henry Messrs. Anderson Barr Harver Messrs Glai Commissioner of Revenue Police Justice Pilcher State Highway Department Reardon State Highway Commission Richmond Hove Riley Loudoun and Gerrard Streets Whitman, Reynardt and Smith Winchester Virginia

Dubious Stocks Billions Warned by Former Trade Official

Huston Thompson told the House interstate commerce committee that 13 to 14 billion dollars in questionable securities had been issued in New York since 1928. The report notes two chaparral plants found in California at about one mile altitude draw carbon water and release about 12 gallons per season per foot of leaf area.

Harper Sonal Rouss Spring Old Town Rouss Page Mayor and Police Committee Marshall Henry Winchester Virginia Associated Press Washington Huston Thompson House Interstate Commerce Committee Today New York State California

S. T. C. Glee Club Plans to Sing at Coronation

Readable text notes S T C Glee Club arranging to perform at a coronation fete with veterans and Reagan era organizations participation details forwarded by E C Goss.

S. T. C. Glee'club E. C. Goss Committee On Veterans’ Reagan Organizations Participaon

Adams pleads guilty in Frederick County drunken driving case

Paul Adams admitted guilt in Circuit Court on a charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined 100 dollars, jailed 30 days, and had his license revoked for one year. Two men Lloyd and Jesse Henderson pleaded not guilty to theft of 50 dollars worth of chickens from Jacob Brown. Donald Ailes faced a separate extortion charge in Stephens City, with trial set for a Williams court. Coldest spot in the world is Verhavnsk.

Paul Adams Frederick County Adams Lloyd Jesse Henderson Jacob Brown Williams the Commonwealth Donald Ailes Stephens City Ailes E. M. Steele

First 25000 Woodsmen for Roosevelt Conservation Corps

The first 25,000 men to join the Roosevelt conservation corps will be sent to military camps for conditioning starting tomorrow. Quotas for the initial detachment cover 17 cities including New York City Buffalo Chicago Philadelphia and Detroit. President Roosevelt ordered $10 million to finance the program with five day weeks and 40 hour cap. pay is $30 a month.

Associated Press Washington The Conservation Corps Roosevelt Labor Department New York City Buffalo N. Y Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati St. Louis Kansas City Baltimore Boston Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul Newark Woodstock President Roosevelt Fort Valey George Washington National Forest Harrisonburg Caroline Furnace Place John W. McNair John Crisman Washington National Forest Edinburg Edinburg-Luray Massanutten Mountains H. N. Wheeler

Senator Smith Declares Governor Bid In Virginia

Richmond reports State Senator W Worth Smith announced his candidacy for governor on a reform platform including repeal of the 18th amendment and 3 2 beer, eight planks detailed from care for the disabled to tax relief, school book reforms, and lower electricity rates. He plans to debate each plank in a Louisa speech. Yesterday Joseph T Deal and George C Perry also entered the race.

Richmond W. Worth Smith Louisa Joseph T. Deal George C. Perry State Corporation Commission Deal Smith Department of Government

Boys and Girls Matinee Club Opens at Capitol Theatre

Capitol Theatre manager Tom Baldridge announces a new Boys and Girls Matinee Club starting Saturday at 1 30 PM. The opening program features juvenile acts, a Bosko cartoon, Our Gang comedy, and the first chapter of Tom Tyler serial Clancy of the Mounted with free photos and prizes for attendees.

Tom Baldridge Capitol Theatre Winchester Billy Barnes Our Gang Clancy The Mounted Tom Tyler Great Northwest Frontier

Cutter Aids Steamer Near Cary's Fort Reef

Coast Guard cutter Unalga lifted anchor from Fort Lauderdale to aid the Spanish liner Marquis De Camillas aground off Cary's Fort reef south of Miami with about 100 passengers aboard. Later reports indicated the ship was not in immediate danger.

Associated Press Miami Fla Coast Guard Unalga Fort Lauderdale Marquis de Camillas Cary’s Fort Reef Here

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