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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1934

Page

2

Front Royal Brevities Notes and Social Roundup

Local items this week include visits by Martinsburg Music Lovers' Club guests the Reinbergs and a tea after the concert. Criglers called to Fredericksburg for news of Dr. Bond. Various residents report travel, illness, and social events around Front Royal with lectures, dances, and theater engagements.

Wrent Star Royal George Reinberg Martinsburg Martinsburg Music Lovers’ Club A. B. Crigler Fredericksburg On Crigler W. L. Bond

Relief Office Distributes 2180 Clothing Items in Four Months

Announcement by Miss Margaret Hurst shows 2,180 pieces distributed to families on the Winchester and Frederick County Board of Public Welfare relief rolls from January to April. Items include 34 dresses, 700 underwear pieces, 195 shirts and more, largely from the C. W. S. sewing room at John Kerr School.

Margaret Hurst Public Welfare Rose Grim Winchester and Frederick County John Kerr Emergency Relief Office Red Cross Board of Public Welfare Robert T. Barton

Children’s Home Society to Get $1000 in Will

The will leaves one thousand dollars to the Children’s Home Society. The testator’s real and personal property are itemized, with Joy Virginia Chrisman named as niece. Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company is named executor and has posted bond to qualify.

Richard Angie I. Larrick Richard Angie I. Larrick Stephens City Memorial Hospital Testatrix Charles A. Richard Pauline Orndorff Lou M. Larrick Julian A. Larrick Holmes F Lester E Emory N A. R. Rinker May Grit Arthur Grim Benjamin Massie E. L. Lemley A. Carper W. H. Herrell Children’s Home Society Joy Virginia Chrisman Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company

Cannon Prefers Jail To Tell Names Of Donors

A political figure faces charges for withholding donor names and funding details. The dispute triggers congressional and court probes and a half million dollar libel suit, extending from page one coverage.

Cannon Tinkham

Tinkham defies immunity and expands charges in case

June 1930 court proceedings reveal Cannon and co defendant Ada L. Bourghs face testimony over charges tied to the Federal corrupt practices act. Prosecution plans to recall E H Cherington for further evidence while defense questions reporting requirements on a large Virginia contribution. Virginia anti Smith leaders report renewed Democratic dissatisfaction after Alfred E Smith's nomination.

Bishop Cannon House of Representatives Cannon Ada L. Burroughs McNeill E. H. Cherington Westerville Ohio

Postmaster General Allows Bids From Air Mail Firms

Farley said four aviation companies seeking to block contract cancellations may bid on new routes if they meet requirements. Boeing Air Transport National Air Transport Pacific Air Transport and Varney Air Lines, all United Aircraft subsidiaries, sought to halt cancellations and sue for damages. Bids for two routes for three months open at noon tomorrow. Also, Senate investigators questioned Howes about Evans tied to American Airways, with Evans having resigned to join a Baltimore firm. Mrs Huntsberry hosted a Thursday bridge club gathering.

Washington Farley Boeing Air Transport, Inc National Air Transport, Inc Pacific Air Transport Varney Air Lines, Inc United Aircraft Transportation, Inc District of Columbia Supreme Court Austin Vermont Howes Filliman Evans American Airways Cord Controlled Aviation Corporation Evans Baltimore House Post Office Committee

Increased employment and industry gains reported

Weekly business signals point to higher employment with mills strained to meet demand. Crucible Steel stockholders discuss resuming preferred dividends. Borden reports modest gains. Pennsylvania Railroad orders cast steel beds for 14 locomotives as part of network upgrades.

Crucible Steel Co Arthur W. Milburn Borden Co Pennsylvania Railroad

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