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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1938

Page

5

Fans Not Interested In Match

New York reports weak advance sales for the Henry Armstrong versus Ambers title bout next Wednesday night. Despite three titles on the line and heated hype, fans show little interest as Ambers’ colorless style and Armstrong’s feared performance dampen the gate.

Gayle Talbot New York Mike Jacoally Henry Armstrong Jacobs Mike Ambers Lou Armstrong Eddie Mead Henry Barney Ross Ross

New Worms Found In Apple Orchard

In Frederick Maryland on August 3 thousands of small gray worms were seen feeding on apples in a local orchard. County Agent Henry Shoe maker suggested a possible army worm invasion, though some doubted the likelihood of a widespread insect plague.

Frederick, Md Paige Derick City Hospital Henry R. Shoemaker

Uncle Sam's Almanac Offered by Information Bureau

The Winchester Evening Star promotes Uncle Sam's Almanac a 64 page booklet covering taxes religion manners life expectancy palmistry public debt and disasters. Copies cost ten cents postpaid with coupon and mailing to Fredéric J. Haskin director Washington DC.

Uncle Sam United States Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Fredéric J. Haskin Washington, D. C

Luray Prepares for State Firemen Conventions

Luray announces the 52nd Virginia State Firemen's Association convention and the Eleventh State Fire Chiefs and Ladies Auxiliary gathering from August 9 to 12. An estimated 5,000 daily attendees, up to 10,000 on the final day, are expected with registration at the Luray Motor Company and sessions at the schoolhouse and high school auditorium.

Luray Luray Motor Company Broad Street Bradley A. L. Bolick Town of E. W. Lauck Chamber of Commerce Chamber I. R. Dovel Main Street Baptist Church Ladies’ Auxiliary Wis Methodist Church Cecil Campbell Lena Scott Alexandria Virgie Stewart J. . Vers

Ticket Route Via Virginia Stages to Richmond Record

Bus schedule notes a route from Winchester to Richmond via Luray Charlottesville and Culpeper with departure times at 8 00 A M and 3 45 P M. The itinerary preserves the sequence through Luray Charlottesville and Culpeper.

Virginia Richmond Winchester Luray Charlottesville Culpeper

Republican leaders in Chicago greet streamlined elephant presentation

A cheerful note was shared at a mid summer gathering of 150 GOP leaders in Chicago when a streamlined trumpeting elephant was presented to National Chairman John D. M. Hamilton. Dr. Glenn Frank, former Wisconsin president and program unit chair, presided.

Chicago G. O. P. National Committee John D. M. Hamilton Glenn Frank University of Wisconsin Central Press

Ticklish Task for Mine Official Faces Hazardous Cleanup

Richmond August 3 The so called ticklish task of removing dynamite from three holes eighty five feet deep and eight inches in diameter faced chief mine inspector C P Kelly on his departure for the Powhatan lime quarries near Strasburg The dynamite has lain in the quarry for 26 years Five holes in 1912 lighted fuses failed to reach In 1923 two of them exploded killing five men The loaded holes now present a danger to workers Kelly said he might use chemistry or mechanics to complete the job and called it about the most ticklish task a miner or explosive expert is asked to perform

Richmond C. P. Kelly Strasburg Kelly Powhatan Lime Company

Roanoke Leaders Attend 48th Convention in Luray

State Senator Aubrey Weaver and L. E. Lockabill join Roanoke officials for the 48th convention with President F. H. Wheeler. Foremost events include the Chiefs banquet at the Mimslyn Hotel, Carillon recital, dances, reel races, motor cade on Skyline Drive, eight band contest, grand ball, and a Friday parade with free lunch.

Aubrey Weaver L. E. Lockabill Roanoke F. H. Wheeler Mimslyn Shuler Kauffman Riverview Skyline Drive Luray High School

Amnesia and Health Forgetfulness Examined by Official

State Health Commissioner D I Cees explains amnesia as a nervous breakdown related condition and contrasts it with health forgetfulness a common, avoidable form of memory lapse. He lists six habits to protect vitality, including exercise, adequate food, sleep, and regular medical exams.

D. I. C. Ees

Giants And Bosox Learn Pennant Races Need More Than A Good Team

Giants and Red Sox, both strong but lagging in the standings, shuffle rosters and call up pitching help. Giants add Bill Cissell as they suspend Cliff Melton. Red Sox bring back Bob Grove and add Joe Keving Bill Harris and Jim Tabor to bolster the roster as pennant races tighten.

Hugh 5. Fullerton, Jr Associated Press New York Giants Boston Red Sox Bill Terry Joe Cronin Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs Boston Johnny Lanning Cubs York Red Sox Yankees Cleveland Yanks Detroit Tigers Red Hose Bill Cissell Baltimore Cliff Mountain Music Bob Grove Joe Keving Milwaukee Bill Harris Buffalo Jim Tabor Minneapolis Pinky Higgins

Yesterday's baseball scores and pitcher matchups recap

Results show Detroit 4 over New York 3, Chicago 8 over Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 7 over Boston 4, and Washington 5 over St. Louis 3. Matchups list starters Ruffing, Hadley, Auker, Weaver, Newsom, Wilson, Harris, Harder, Humphries, Casper, Thomas, Whitehead, Rigney with corresponding records.

Brooklyn St. Louis Boston Pittsburgh Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Bauers Blanton Turner Reis Lee Gumbert McGie Tamulis Davis Passeau Detroit Cleveland Washington Ruffing Hadley Auker Weaver Newsom Wilson Harris Harder Humphries Caster Thomas Whitehead Rigney Pet St. Louis Heber

Holstein Breeders Set Field Day at Rosni Farm

Plans are under way for the sixth annual Virginia Holstein Breeders field day at Rosni Farm near Orange owned by Frank S. Walker on Thursday August 11. Glen M. Householder will address the gathering and Frank W. McComb will report from the national convention. A 4-H dairy team will demonstrate cattle handling and Mr. Walker will explain the Rosni herd's development. Breeders from Madison Orange and Culpeper counties will host a noon picnic and the sales committee will meet to advance the fall sale.

Frank S. Walker Orange Glen M. Householder National Association Frank W. McComb Bluemont Virginia Walker George T. Carr Charlottesville Virginia Club Madison Culpeper Holstein Club

Round Up of boxing and football notes from coast to coast

Eddie Briezt surveys a busy sports snapshot including Apostoli and Corbett boxing plans for fall, West Virginia football depth and Pitt prep, Yankees’ form at the Polo Grounds, flyweight title bout details, John Henry Lewis $300 000 boxing suit, Galento gossip, Lombardi nose humor, and college football legends visiting Minnesota with Criser and Yale ties noted.

Clay Bryant Polo Grounds Giants Small Montana Katsumi Morioka Little Dade California Benny Lynch John Henry Lewis New York Boxing Commission Doug Smith Trail British Columbia Tony Galento

Galski Case Report From Coastal News Snippet

Fragmentary note mentions Mrs. Galski age 38 in a beach area, with references to hours, money, and park department. Details are unclear but imply a local incident or inquiry with disputed funds and time elements.

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