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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1932

Page

5

Anadians Jubilant Over Apple Tariff Debate Continues

Continuation of a trade discussion on apple tariffs notes African Long Haul and Canadian versus American apple handling. It describes how barrel packed American apples face challenges, while British quarantine measures fail to curb high quality American fruit. Observers weigh ocean transport costs and South Africa outcomes against U S shippers. The Ottawa agreement on apples awaits ratification by English Parliament amid local commentary.

Union of South Africa United States Virginia

Barnett Bros Three Ring Circus At Fair Grounds Aug 30

As modern as tomorrow the Barnett Bros circus comes to the Fair Grounds Tuesday August 30. The show features acrobats human butterflies aerialists dancing horses trained animals and an army of clowns with electric lights grand stand uniformed workers and strict tent inspections.

Barnett Barthers Fair Grounds Barnett Bros

High tariffs shift apple trade to Canada and Britain

The agreement directs annual shipments and tariff changes with Britain accepting Canadian apples duty free while Britain still demands high-quality U S apples. Growers say Canada cannot meet all British appetite for apples, as Americans remain preferred for top quality. State horticultural societies push through channels to modify tariffs.

England United States Great Britain Canada British Isles United States State Department

Playgrounds and Youths Learn Fair Play in Baseball Season

Playgrounds draw kids with games and equipment while teaching civic values. They stress fair play, good winners and losers, and honesty to shape future community assets. Baseball remains popular with teams showing talent under leaders Crow.

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End of Season Park Association Baseball Standings

North End Seniors beat South End Seniors while South End Seniors split with North End Seniors two to one. South End Senior and Junior teams faced Bunker Hill Millwood Boyce Main Street Christian Church and All Stars with mixed results. Junior teams also split with each other as North and South End Juniors each won and lost games.

North End South End Bunker Hill Millwood Boyce Christian Church Main Street North The

Funeral Details From Drake Era Ship Burial

An early 17th century account describes Sir Francis Drake’s funeral as his body laid in a lead coffin and lowered into the sea. The fleet fired cannons and trumpets sounded in mourning, reflecting the period’s sea funeral customs.

West Indies Francis Drake London

Winchester Golf Club opens with three flights in 1932 tournament

The Winchester Golf Club begins its annual championship with three flights. Peyton Marshall leads the championship flight with a five up three to play win over Nate Carpenter, while Clark Seer defeats Parson Nelson 4 and 2. Ed Stone and Vic Arthur go to 21 holes before Stone wins. In the second flight Nelson Page and Walter Bosserman Jr win 5 and 4 and 6 and 4 respectively, as Fred Glaize Jr makes a dramatic comeback to beat Phil Fowler. Third flight results awaited as first round finishes are due.

Winchester Golf Club Peyton Marshall Nate Carpenter Clark Seer Parson Nelson Ed Stone Vic Arthur Vic Nelson Page Walter Bosserman, Jr Billy McGuire Boo Beverley Fred Glaize, Jr Phil

Coblenz Receives Eighteen Month Prison Term

Senator Coblenz defends his character after being sentenced to 18 months in state prison. He and his attorneys plan an appeal for a new trial citing newly discovered evidence. He asserts no personal profit and says his conscience is clear despite the Central Trust collapse.

Coblentz Central Trust Company

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