Budget Calls for More Than Four Billions
The President proposes a budget beyond four billion dollars. The plan outlines funding priorities across agencies and programs, aiming to boost economic recovery and public services.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1927
Page
1
National Budget Seeks Large Navy and Defense Increases
President Coolidge announces a 4.26 billion dollar next fiscal year budget with a major rise for national defense, led by the navy building program and army housing. He warns against tax cuts endangering a balanced budget and notes deficits covered by supplemental appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense
Navy Building Program
Army
Aviation
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Mellon
House
Senate
Navy
Nary
Navy Air Services
Christmas Seals in Millions Sold by Virginia Tuberculosis Group
The Virginia Tuberculosis Association reports distributing fifteen million Christmas seals and selling two million more to meet county and city orders. The national effort totals over 1.5 billion seals printed, sold for one cent each, funding sanatoria preventoria nurses and clinics. The 1927 design by John W. Evans features Santa in a health message for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
National Association
John W. Evans
Brooklyn
N. Yi
Santa Claus
Virginia
Ikeras
Lilliendahl Case Defense Claims No Motive Found
In the Lilliendahl murder trial the defense questioned motive for the crime and suggested the state's timelines rely on hearsay. Prosecutor Hinkle argued for first degree murder or death or life terms, while Edison Hedges challenged the motive and questioned the connections to the alleged co defendant’s associates. Meanwhile Mrs Bark sought police protection fearing her husband’s return from trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Court Room
Mays Landing
N. J
Lilliendahl
Hinkie
Hinkle
Willis Beach
Margaret Lilliendale
Edison Hedges
Beach
Hedges
Samuel Bark
Bark
Mae Sree
Clyde Thompson
Clydé Thompson
Bill Bellar
Liverpool Pays Top Price of $7.44 For York Imperial
The Liverpool office reports a strong apple market with 16 000 barrels in play from New York aboard the Laconia and Laurentic. York Imperial fruit sold in a range from five eighty eight to seven forty four dollars per barrel, with Ben Davis from three sixty to five eighty eight and colors commanding best prices amid favorable exchange rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
York Imperial
G. R. Cooper, Harnden and Company
New York
Yorks
Ben Davis
Elderly Folk Give Their Lives To Save A Granddaughter
Three people died in a house fire at the Pi House of J. T. Hurt in Southeast Mound Oklahoma. J. T. Hurt aged 73 Mrs. Hurt aged 68 and Oleta aged 14 perished after rushing back into flames to try to reach their granddaughter. A. F. Lander and Harry Newland of Winter Haven Florida were visiting at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T'eir
Associated Press
Okmulgee
Okla
J. T. Hurt
Mound
A. F. Lander
Harry Newland
Winter Haven, Fla
Jac
Illinois Senator Denied Oath in Senate
Senator Frank L. Smith of Illinois was denied the oath of office by the Senate in Washington on December 7. The 50 to 82 vote followed a Deneen resolution calling for administering the oath and a hearing before the privileges and elections committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Senate
Washington
Frank L.smith
Deneen
Ilinois
Privileges and Elections Committee
Moisture Helps Virginia Farms This Week
Crop conditions for the week ending yesterday show moisture beneficial for pastures and winter grain across Virginia. Separate notices seek waitresses at Betsy Ross Cafe with preference for experienced red haired applicants and a Davis Grocery ad requests black walnut meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Washington
Virginia
Betsy Ross Cafe
Davis Grocery
Centenary Reform Church Food Sale on December 8
A community notice announces a church food sale by Centenary Reform Church on December 8 from 5 to 9 p m. Admission price 75 cents. Welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reform Church
Men and Women Make Hells Here in Revival Sermon
Dr. Bame preached at the First Brethren Church revival condemning vice and sin. He argued that men and women create hells for themselves through gambling, drink, and neglect of family, calling for accountability and repentance. He cited prisons as modern hells and urged readers to heed the Almighty’s word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bame
First Brethren Church
Hell
Czamanske
Lazarus
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Hell Anc
Conversion of Cornelius as Sermon Topic
Church of Christ services drew larger crowds with visitors from Boyte and Whitacre. Evangelist McVay led do right chorus and the congregation in Everyone Ought to Love Jesus as the topic The Conversion of a Good Man. Watson preached on Jesus as the only path to salvation citing Acts and Cornelius as example, calling for belief and baptism in the Lord's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Boyte
Whitacre
Bruce Shade
Evangelist McVay
Do Right
Jesus
Evangelist Watson
Paul
Jesus Christ
Christ
Cornelius
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Notice
Winchester Steam Laundry Cleaning Pressing and Dyeing offers service by phone 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Steam
World War Cost U S Over 30 Billion
Secretary Mellon in his annual report to Congress places long term costs of the World War at 35 119 622 144 dollars. He notes a recession last year giving way to a normal expectancy with sound fundamentals and rising agricultural prices aiding recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedress
Washington
Mellon
The
Treasury
Congress
United States
Federal Reserve System
U. S
Remus Hysterical in Murder Trial Court Outburst
Ex bootleg czar George Remus sobs and shouts in court as testimony ties him to a wife slaying. Romola Remus and relatives collapse into tears prompting adjournment until 2 p.m. Court records note the jury was excused during the outburst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George
Remus
Harry Truesdale
Hamilton
Romola Remus
Ronola
Court House
Gabriel Ryerson
Owen
Chester Kt
Ag Remus
Benng
Romola
Court Reserves Decision On Slayer's Admission
In Hagerstown Maryland Judge Frank Wagaman reserved ruling after four state witnesses testified in the case of alleged informer Walters charged with the murder of Hunter R. Stotler. Defense contends Walters confessed under threats and duress following Stotler's death on a lonely Boonsboro road July 26 during a search for mountain stills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hagerstown
Walters
Prompition
Hunter R. Stotler
Maryland
Frank G. Wagaman
Stotler
Boonsboro
Sharp Recession Noted In Many Issues Of Stocks
New York report notes a sharp recession in many stock issues at the market opening. Declines ranged from one to four dollars per share amid fears tied to President Coolidge not seeking re election and possible gold transfers to England. Mrs. Martha Sanford returned home after visiting Portsmouth and Washington, D. C., due to her daughter Mrs. Bailey’s illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Coolidge
England
Martha Sanford
Portsmouth
Washington, D. C
Sanford
Bailey
City's Cross Streets Improvement Approved Next Spring
Common Council approves project to upgrade city cross streets with planned work starting next spring. Officials anticipate traffic relief and enhanced safety for pedestrians and drivers citywide.
Water Sample Yields Perfect Score For City Water
A state health official tested a hotel faucet sample showing water purity as excellent, reported to City Manager Dettra amid a council meeting on street and sewer work. The finding came with no local authorities aware of the visit, and the council discussed sewer extensions and budget steps for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Fe Wagner
Virginia
Wagner
Nia
George
Washington
Mana
Dettra
Ial
Cousett
Bake
Anderson
Barr
Dellinger
Forney
Grimm
Hable
Harper
Henry
Page
Messrs
Commissioner of the Revenue
Miller Street
Monmouth Street
Cameron
Kent Strets
Mr. Hable
Water Department
Messrs. Barr and Page
Speciales1b Box of Xmas Candy Sale
Box of Xmas candy offered for sale at People's Drag Store for 1.25 dollars. This notice highlights a special price and store name with date reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Drag
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Jersey
Baltimore
Alfred Liliendahl
Margaret Lilliendahl
Hells
Mr. Mellon
Slayer
Lief
Common Council
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