Tribute to Shirley Carter Widow of Hospital Financier
The Winchester Memorial Hospital executive committee unanimously adopted a memorial tribute for Shirley Carter who died August 8 1937 at his home. He served as former chairman of the committee and aided the hospital financially by refinancing bonds reducing interest and persuading creditors to accept settlements. Carter was known for sharp investment judgment reliability and blunt honesty and supported patients including gifts for those of gentle birth. The resolution expresses sympathy to his family and directs a copy to Mann Page Carter.
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Memorial Hospital
Shirley Carter
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Carter
Mann Page Carter
Missing White Plains contractor linked to Dewey probe
Arthur Fried, 32, of White Plains, a member of a wealthy contracting family, is missing after an alleged $200000 ransom. Authorities pursue leads as Fried was to testify in a forthcoming probe into the sand and gravel business led by Thomas E. Dewey, the newly elected New York district attorney.
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Arthur Fried
White Plains
N. Y
New York
Fried
Thomas E. Dewey
Anti Trust Reforms Move Toward Federal Licensing Plan
Senator O Mahoney says anti trust revision centers on business impact amid talks with Attorney General Cummings. He backs a Borah O Mahoney bill for federal licensing of interstate commerce firms aiming to curb discretionary boards and restore freedom for business.
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O'Mahoney
D.-Wyo
Cummings
O’mahoney
Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt balks at program while Borah Mahoney bill eyed
The Borah O Mahoney measure would require interstate corporations to obtain licenses from the Federal Trade Commission to curb restraints on trade. Roosevelt aides show no direct pledge to back it, as he weighs options during a Florida trip and discusses the era with Robert Jackson amid rising living costs tied partly to monopolistic practices. The president declines to outline a program, noting he does not wish to tie his hands.
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Roosevelt
Florida
Robert Jackson
Federal Trade Commission
Weather Thwarts Three Fliers Search In Philippines
In Manila on December 8 fog rain and winds hindered a search for three Philippine army officers missing since Monday after their transport plane vanished in a typhoon. Five planes returned with no success over Taybas province where two other officers landed to escape the storm. Major General Paulino Santos Lieutenant William Lee and Colonel Fidel Segundo were missing. Lieut Guillermo Francisco and Major Manuel Olympia reported safe after forced landing near Infanta in Taybas province about 50 miles east of Manila.
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Manila
Philippine Army
Taybas Province
Paulino Santos
Lieut
William Lee
United States Army
Col
Fidel Segundo
Philippine Army Intelligence Corps
Guillermo Francisco
Manuel Olympia
Francisco
Infanta
Taybas
Red Cross Roll Call Nets 1358 Members in City and County
The Winchester Frederick County Red Cross chapter reports 1,358 members and 2324.90 in memberships and contributions from its recent roll call. Final totals await several workers' reports due in about two weeks.
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Baetjer
Roll Call
the Red Cross
E. T. Clark
J. George Baetjer
Winchester
Winchester-Frederick Co
Virginia
Clark
Frederick Co
Frederick
Roll Call Salute Highlights Cooperative City Spirit 1938
Susan B. Batesier thanks workers for cooperative effort in city and county service. She notes sympathetic interest in the work and expresses belief the chapter will be of great service in 1938. Roll Call Chairman signs with thanks.
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Eo Oe
Susan B. Batejer
Roll Call
Death of West Virginia farmer Leslie Sirbaugh
Leslie Sirbaugh prominent farmer of Cold Stream West Virginia died at his home after a long illness. Survived by wife Nora Belford six children and several siblings. Funeral services tomorrow at 1 pm at the Sandy Ridge Church cemetery adjacent. Reverend S J Good to conduct services.
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Leslie Sirbaugh
Cold Stream
West Virginia
Nora Belford
S. J. Good
Sandy Ridge
Buckets Green Tablets Promise Restful Night Aid
An ad touts nature based relief for irritation and urinary issues. It cites juniper oil and buchu leaves in green tablets available for 25 cents with a free trial, and notes Bak er's Drug Store as a local seller.
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Nature
Baker's Drug Store
Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book Now Available
The Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book is offered for fifteen cents. Pattern No. 1355 B features a wool frock with a straight slim silhouette, puffed sleeves, machine stitching trim, and complete sewing instructions. Sizes 12 through 20 and 40 with busts 30 to 40 are included. Direct orders to the address below.
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Barbara Bell
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