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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1938

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Policy Arrests Taken Care Of By Schultz Numbers Fixed

New York Aug 22 A.Pompez 48 a former operator of an $8 000 a day Harlem policy bank testified in the conspiracy trial of Tammany Hall leader James J Hines Mobsters including Dutch Schultz aides and associates were said to handle arrests during 1932 34 Pompez described meetings of policy bank controllers and a fixed cut of 25 30 percent He said George Weinberg and others warned bankers to obey or faces skull breaking The testimony touched on raids moves to Mt Vernon and the aim to fix big bets to avoid hits and payoffs.

E. C. Daniel New York Alexander Pompez Harlem Tammany Tain James J. Hines Dutch Schultz Pompez Dan Smith New York City Schultz Big Harry” Schoenhaus Smith Schonhaus Dixie Davis George Weinberg Abe Landau J Richard Dixie” Davis Big Joe’ Sson Spasm Marshal Flores Schnapps Bo’ Weinberg Weinberg Francis J. Erwin Mt. Vernon N. Y

Handley Library hosts Dr H J Eckenrode address

Winchester urges attendance at Handley Library in observance of its twenty fifth anniversary. Dr Eckenrode, Virginia historian and former state archivist, will deliver an address on Virginia history and the library’s civic role. The message highlights the library’s impact and calls for community cooperation.

H. J. Eckenrode Virginia Conservation Commission Handley Library Eckenrode Virginia Handley ‘Library

Ship Christened By Mme Horthy With Hitler Praises

The German cruiser was launched at Kiel with a splendor suited to a ceremony packed with officials. Arthur Seyss-Inquart presided as he hailed Hitler as a unifier of central Europe and urgedHungarian friendship and mutual destiny among middle European nations.

Mme. Horthy Hitler Kiel Germany Arthur Seyz-Inquart Austria Adolf Hitler Eugene Seysz-Inquart Middle Europe

Maverick Files As Independent In Texas Race

Maury Maverick of San Antonio, a New Deal Democrat defeated in the Democratic primary, filed as an independent candidate for the November general election. Secretary of State Edward Clark ruled Maverick could not run as an independent for participating in the Democratic primary, while supporters filed petitions and a consent letter.

Austin. Tex Edward Clark Maverick Clark Austin Tex Maury Maverick San Antonio New Deal Secretary of State Paul J. Kilday Texas State Supreme Court

Four Hunger Strikers Die in Holmesburg Prison

In Philadelphia on August 22 four inmates were found dead in their cells at Holmesburg Prison where a hunger strike began last Friday. Warden William B. Mills labeled the men as disturbers and declined to identify them or confirm if they were among the strikers protesting monotony in prison meals. Earlier officials had said 13 of the original 650 strikers continued to refuse food after a weekend without sustenance.

Philadelphia William B. Mills Holmesburg Mills

DEDICATE BRIDGE ACROSS THE CAPON RIVER

The Capon River bridge at Capon Lake West Virginia was dedicated Saturday afternoon with an estimated 1000 to 1500 attendees. The event began at 3 PM after a dinner at Springs Hotel. Major speakers included Judge G. K. Kump and former Governor H. G. Kump.

Capon River Capon Lake W. Va West Virginia Springs Hotel C. G. Davis Yellow Springs M. L. Zirkle Hebron

Tydings Defends Record Amid Election Backlash In Maryland

Senate candidate Millard E Ty denounces Rep David J Lewis charge that he lobbied for big business in the 124 ships sale to Boston Iron and Metal Co The exchange follows Lewis claims Commerce records show Ty pressed for delivery of ships held by the Hoover era deal The dispute centers on Roosevelt era politics and campaign tactics in Maryland's senatorial race.

Baltimore Millard E. Ty David J. Lewis New Deal Maryland Tydings Boston Iron and Metal Company Roosevelt Lewis Department of Commerce Boston Iron Company Department Navy Hoover Japan

Government Buys Butter Supply to Stabilize Prices

The United States government allocates 7.25 million dollars to buy up to 25 million more pounds of butter, boosting a 50 million pound program to curb surging stockpiles. Dairy cooperatives and market centers expect continued purchases to support prices amid record storage levels and rising milk and cheese supplies.

Chicago Uncle Sam Maror Agricultural Department Dairy Products Marketing Association

WPA Worker Drowns In Martinsburg Quarry Pool

Richard Dawson 18, a WPA worker, died after slipping while diving from a high cliff into a deep quarry pool in Martinsburg West Virginia. He was the son of Mrs. Ira Dawson Joy and survived by his father Clarence Dawson and two brothers in Keyser. The pool has seen several drownings including a previous death of a young woman.

Martinsburg W. Va Richard Dawson WPA Dawson Ira Dawson Joy Clarence Dawson Keyser

Car crash kills three at sandlot game in Shirley West Virginia

Ralph Smith drove friends to a Sandlot baseball game when his car struck a tree and gasoline exploded. Three young men Ralph Smith Donald Furbee and Brady Smith died in the fire and another cousin Robert Boyce was badly hurt with a fractured skull. Coroner's jury blamed driver distraction.

Shirley W. Va Ralph Smith Donald Furbee Brady Smith Ralph Robert Boyce Smiths

Stowaways Set Record Aboard Normandie in Le Havre Arrival

The Normandie arrived at Le Havre with fourteen stowaways from New York. Eleven Americans slipped aboard in New York, while seven planned to join the International Brigade in Spain. The group carried varied currencies and a baptism certificate claimed as a passport.

LE Harve France Normandie le Havre New York United States International Brigade McManus Europe

Schedule For Softballers In Winchester League

The Winchester Softball League releases the remainder of week games. August 22 Kendall Oil vs Virginia Woolen at Park Republic Oil vs Co I at Park. August 23 Elks vs A P at Park United Foods vs Jr B of T at Sunnyside. August 25 Elks vs Co I at Academy Kendall Oil vs Jr B of T at Sunnyside. August 26 United Foods vs Republic Oil at Academy Virginia Woolen vs A P at Sunnyside. An important captains meeting is set for 8 PM at the Young Men's Spot Shop.

Winchester Kendall Oil Woolen Park Republic Oil Co. I Pea Elks United Foods Jr. B. of T Sunnyside Elks Vs. Co. I Academy United Food Sargent League

Lewis To Confer Before Dictating

DETROIT Aug 22 John L. Lewis will confer with administration and opposition leaders in the United Automobile Workers before deciding whether to appoint a dictator for the union. A request from opponents of President Homer Martin at Toledo called for action to restore harmony in the big union. Martin said the critics’ view was wishful thinking and that Lewis should speak for himself.

Detroit John L. Lewis United Automobile Workers of America Committee For Industrial Organization Homer Martin Toledo Martin Cleveland John

Eleven Hurt In Twin Auto Crashes In Virginia And West Virginia

Eleven people were injured in two separate crashes, one near Stephens City Virginia and another on U S Route 11 near Pikeside West Virginia. In West Virginia the Fultz family and Mrs Randall suffered head injuries and other cuts. in Virginia five Front Royal residents including Dean Bowers and Marion Peffer were treated for fractures and lacerations. Investigations continue as rescue crews transported victims to Martinsburg and Winchester hospitals.

Stephens City Pikeside W. Va West Virginia Miss Pearl Fultz Berryville William D. Fultz F. H. Fultz Mrs. Fult Front Royal Corean Baggarly Robert Bumgardner South Loudoun Street Winchester WPA Martinsburg J. Randall Connecticut Pearl Fultz F. H. Pultz William D Fultz Mr. Fultz Fultz Pearl Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg City Hospital B. F. Bumgardner Marion Peffer Memorial Hospital Bumgardner DeHaven Frederick County

Corn Crop In Clarke Spotty Across County

Clarke County reports a spotty corn crop with yields varying by area. County Agent C C Funkhouser notes some sections show excellent potential while others may be below average due to dry weather during parts of the growing season.

Berryville Clarke C. C. Funkhouser

Prominent Socialite Charged In Kidnaping and Mutilation Attempt

In Olympia Washington Dr K W Berry 54 a leading state society figure and a taxi driver were jailed on charges of kidnapping and assault in an incident tied to an affair between Baker a 37 year old former Coast Guard officer and Berry s wife The prosecutor said Baker identified Berry and James Reddick 27 as part of a gang that abducted him beat him with knotted belts and attempted to mutilate him with pliers He was left unconscious near his home after the attack

Olympia Wash K. W. Berry State Capital Society Irving Baker Coast Guard S. W. Troy Troy Baker Dr. Berry James Reddinck Berry University of Washington

Anniversary Event Tonight at Handley Library

Dr. Hamilton James Eckenrode will keynote the 25th anniversary observance of Handley Library in Richmond. The program starts at 8 p.m. in the library lecture hall with remarks by Mayor Charles R. Anderson and Handley trustees chair R. Gray Williams. The library, opened with $250000 from Judge John Handley’s bequest, has seen 1,327,563 books borrowed in 25 years, including 242,222 children’s titles. Public invited.

Hamilton James Eckenrode Virginia Conservation Commission Richmond Handley Library Maurice M. ‘Lynch Charles R. Anderson R. Gray Williams Handley Board of Trustees John Handley Scranton C. Vernon Eddy Eckenrode

Early Apple Harvest Poised at Winchester Cold Storage

Preparations for the annual harvest underway at Winchester Cold Storage. Refrigeration restored after July shutdown, with fruit expected to begin arriving late this week and peak shipments of about 50 000 bushels daily at the Winchester facility. Grimes Golden and Mothers varieties projected to start next week with Jonathan, Delicious, Winesaps, Staymans, and York Imperial following through September.

Winchester Frederick County York

Student’s Trip Ends in Auto Crash near Winchester

Albert Caviggia 20 of Jeanette Pennsylvania with several companions traveled by borrowed car toward Duke University seeking a scholarship. A rear tire blew on North Loudoun Street causing the vehicle to strike a tree at 40 to 50 mph. Paul Graber suffered a broken knee cap, bruises, and shock and was hospitalized at Memorial Hospital. The car was owned by Alfred Prank.

Albert Caviggia Division Street Jeanette Winchester Caviggia Duke University Loudoun Street Paul Graber Memorial Hospital Alfred Prank

Gearless car pitched at science meeting in Cambridge

Plans for a gearless automobile using a centrifugal pump instead of a gear box and clutch were presented to the British Association for the Advancement of Science. Prof. Frederick C. Lea said the system could apply to planes ships and trains and could be cheaper and more efficient.

Cambridge Eng British Association For the Advancement of Science Frederick C. Lea Sheffield University Lea Piero Salerni England

Clarke Farmers to Receive About 40000 in 1937 Program

Clarke county farmers in the farm conservation program are slated to receive about 40000 for compliance in 1937. County agent C. C. Funkhouser said contracts have been handled through his office, with 37188.11 already paid and about 3000 more coming from the Department of Agriculture. The program covers 350 owners and tenants on 275 farms, and he expects fewer participants in 1938.

Berryville Clarke County C. C. Funkhouser Funkhouser Department of Agriculture Clarke

Plane loses engine and crashes in Norfolk residential area

Aviation Cadet Thomas W. McKnight parachuted to safety after his Grumman fighter lost an engine at 2,500 feet above Norfolk homes. The aircraft crashed into trees behind a barbecue stand. the engine and propeller scattered on Granby Street as Mrs. George N. Tilden narrowly escaped. Navy seeks to recover the aircraft.

Norfolk Thomas W. McKnight United States Navy Granby Street George N. Tilden Navy

Tragic Subway Collision Kills Two. Mayor Goes to Scene

Two men die and 30 to 50 are injured as two southbound Lexington Avenue locals collide on the East Side. Motorman Salvatore Cota dies after rescue, and Mayor La Guardia rushes to the scene to aid victims amid chaos and fire.

New York Lexington Avenue Bronx Salvatore Cota Sidney Lefkovics John White Emanuel Auerbach Cota Esther Marza 116Th Street Morris Schneider la Guardia Queens

Honeymoon on the Locomotive Wedding During Lunch Hour

Oklahoma City couple wed in the bridegroom's father locomotive during his lunch hour as Toney Foster could not take leave. Milwaukee judge fines Bernard Schultz 2 cents and costs for driving with one arm after defending a sleeping companion. Chicago dance master Louis Stockman debuts the Corrigan hop at a convention, describing its steps and comparison to a barn dance.

Oklahoma City R. T. Foster Toney Foster Papa Foster Milwaukee Wis A. J. Hedding Bernard Schultz Bernard Chicago Corrigan Louis Stockman Indianapolis Chicago Association of Dancing Masters Stockman

Kindergarten Mrs Jack Engle Open Oct Ist

Classified note lists a kindergarten opening for Mrs Jack Engle with contact information, a 1937 Ford Coach model 85 for sale or reference, and H W Ebert's Garage contact at 28 N Braddock. The fragmentary ad includes dates and page notation.

Jack Engle Ford Real Bay H.W. Ebert N. Braddock

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