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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1938

Page

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Production Ordered For Great Viscose Plant At Earliest Possible Date

Senator Aubrey G. Weaver said officials of American Viscose Corp will start production at Front Royal as early as late July or early August 1939. The plant aims to employ about 4,500 workers at peak, with gradual hiring, and has ordered two large equipment lots totaling 500000 dollars. The initial output will use new yarn types from the company research department and the power plant nears completion.

Richmond Aubrey G. Weaver Front Royal American Viscose Corporation

Christmas mailing tips from Mr Winchester at the post office

Mr Winchester urges readers to pay three cents for prepaid receipts confirming delivery and notes the value of a Thank You card. Post office staff request customers to organize mail into proper packages and separate local from out of town and personal from business mail.

Princess Recovers Lost Ring Worth 15000

A New York shop girl found a 14 carat diamond ring valued at 15000 in a tin box and returned it to the lost and found. The ring belonged to Princess Doris Farides Sul taneh of Paris, formerly Mrs Doris Mercer Harden Kresge. The princess plans to sail to Paris.

New York Doris Farides Sultaneh Paris Doris Mercer Harden Kresge George A. Mercer Pittsburgh Steel Sebastians. Kresge

S. M. A. Student Thought death by own action

SEANETTALES N Y Dec 14 William Scott 18 of Auburn was found dead of a gunshot wound hours after his automobile was wrecked. Coroner William R Winne ruled death by own action suggesting he was temporarily unbalanced after a head blow in the accident. The body was found on a pier near his mother Mrs Madeline Foley's summer home. a shotgun lay nearby.

Seaneateles N. Y William Scott Auburn William R. Winne Winne Scott Staunton Military Academy Virginia Madeline Foley

Anniversary Of Bill Of Rights Observance And Jefferson Memorial

Washington observes the Bill of Rights anniversary with President Roosevelt dedicating a $3,000,000 Jefferson memorial site. The 1789 Constitution saw ten amendments ratified by three fourths of states, securing freedoms including religion speech press and rights against arbitrary arrest and cruel punishment. The tenth amendment reserves unseen powers to states or the people.

Washington Virginia Roosevelt Thomas Jefferson Runnymeade England Union Congress New York

A Gift That Will Recall Your Thoughtfulness Every Day

A year’s subscription to the Star offered as a Christmas gift with an appropriate gift card mailed to each recipient to arrive on Christmas Eve.

THE STAR

In Next Congress Look for Tax Battle Over Undistributed Profits Levy

Washington December 14 The push to repeal the undistributed profits levy gains momentum as business leaders testify before a senate committee Investors fear punitive taxes remain and demand removal Senator Van Nuys urges full repeal President Roosevelt seeks to restore higher rates Norris supports revival while opposing broad corporate relief Vandenberg hints at amendments to implement incentive taxation Herring doubts broad applicability to spur plant expansion or profit sharing plans

Washington Senate van Nuys D-Ind Congress Roosevelt Norris Ind-Neb Vandenberg Rmich Senate Finance Committee Herring Iowa

Fruit Growers Meet Tonight in Frederick County

Frederick county fruit growers are urged to attend a 7:30 p.m. roundtable on pruning and seasonal problems at I. Fred Stine's office. D. A. Tucker of Virginia Tech has led pruning demonstrations in Winchester and Frederick county this week. The final demonstrations occur tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in P. H. Gold’s Timber Ridge orchard and at 11:00 a.m. in the Braithwaite brothers’ orchard.

Frederick County I. Fred Stine D. A. Tucker Virginia Polytechnic Institute Winchester Timber Ridge P. H. Gold Max and Paul Braithwaite

Winchester Schools Schedule Twelve Day Yuletide Holiday

The Winchester public schools will close for a twelve day Yuletide holiday from December 22 to January 2 per Superintendent Garland R. Quarles. Students return Tuesday January 3 after dismissal on Wednesday evening. A separate notice mentions a reward for a small black purse found on Amherst Street.

Winchester Public Schools Garland R. Quarles Amherst Street R. E. Byrd

Real estate preyear sale on Montague Valley and Bellview lots

Broker notice offers pre year discounts on building lots on Montague Valley and Bellview avenues before January 1. Henry Bros. contact 43 or 442-W. Fresh frosted Huckleberries advertised separately.

Montague, Valley Bellview Avenues Henry Bros

Eastern Farm Laboratory Locations Split Across Regions

Secretary Wallace announced the selection of Peoria Michigan New Orleans Philadelphia area and San Francisco bay area as the four regional agricultural research laboratories each costing 1 000 000 The Peoria lab serves the north New Orleans the south Philadelphia area the east and San Francisco bay area the west The Philadelphia eastern region site and the Bay Area western region place the labs near the two cities Senator Byrd had pushed for an eastern site in Virginia notes the proposed locations followed a 200 town study.

Washington Wallace Peoria New Orleans Philadelphia San Fransicio Bay Area San Francisco Bay Area Philadelphia Area Harry F. Byrd Virginia Department of Agriculture

Fraud Charged To Investment Association

The securities commission filed a bill of complaint charging Fidelity Investment Association with fraud in selling $600,000,000 in securities to the public. Based in Wheeling West Virginia with 58 district offices, it has about 60,000 US investors making monthly payments. The action seeks to enjoin further sales for violating federal and state laws.

Washington The Securities Commission Fidelity Investment Association Ree. S Commission United States Investment Loan Association West Virginia

Roosevelt program aims to double Eximbank lending to spur Latin trade

The Eximbank will double its lending capacity by selling about 25 million dollars of new stock to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. It recently advanced 10 million to International Telephone and Telegraph for expanding lines in Brazil Argentina Chile and Peru. Treasury and State study ways to ease western hemisphere trade barriers including possible sale or loan of gold to Latin nations to lift exchange restrictions. Senate voices split on loans to boost trade with Pittman wary while Logan and King support the policy.

Washington Roosevelt United States Latin America Reconstruction Finance Corporation RFC International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation Brazil Argentina Chile Peru The Treasury Bank State Department Pittman D-Nev Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Subway Blast Injures Passenger On Brooklyn Line

A misdirected dynamite blast at the Sixth Avenue excavation ripped a tunnel wall and showered a Brooklyn elevated line, injuring one passenger who suffered shock and facial lacerations.

New York Sixth Avenue Eng

Baghdad on the Potomac Circus at Capitol Hill

Washington December 14. A vivid satire portrays four congressional committees meeting simultaneously. It features Edsel Ford John L Lewis Lamont DuPont William Green Isadore Lubin and Senator O Mahoney as colorful figures in a lengthy inquiry into TVA monopolies and un American activities.

Washington Capitol Hill Baghdad Potomac Senate America Edsel Ford John L. Lewis Lammot duPont William Green Isadore Lubin Labor Department

Annexation of Memel Seen as Near Time Moment

Berlin sources believe Memel will soon join Germany as Hitler moves to annex the territory. The Memel Diet's January meeting is seen as decisive, with a pro German vote likely prompting the Reich to claim Memel for the Fatherland.

Memel Edwin Shanke Berlin Hitler Greater Germany Reichstag Lithuania Germany

Plan Check On 1000 For Park

The Winchester Park Association’s annual 1000 appropriation will be managed by a new committee appointed by Dr Charles R Anderson president of the Common Council. Fred Forney led the move stating the fund should be earmarked for playground use separate from general revenues.

Winchester Park Association Charles R. Anderson Common Council Fred Forney Park Association Anderson Forney The

Spillmans Place Plaque In Christ Church Memorial

W Nelson Page of Christ Episcopal Church said the Spillman family from Warrenton placed a memorial plaque on the west inside wall to honor Rev. John Scott. Scott was chaplain to Sir Robert Eden, Maryland’s last colonial governor, and lies buried at the Water and Loudoun street church site. Capt. Anthony Eden, Sir Robert Eden’s great great grandson, visited the grave during a regional tour. The plaque was placed about eight or nine years ago by Fauquier Spillmans, descendants of Scott.

W. Nelson Page Christ Episcopal Church Star Today John Scott Spillman Warrenton Mr. Scott Robert Eden Maryland Fauquier County Water Loudoun Anthony Eden Sir Robert Eden Washington Fauquier Spillmans

May Sing Carols At Middletown Christmas Tree

A large community Christmas tree near Grace Methodist Church in Middletown Va may host a Christmas Eve carol service. It will mark Grace Church memorial chimes being played for the first time, adding to the service’s impressiveness. Tree trimming is planned with Borden and Sid Lerick.

Middletown Grace Methodist Church Grace Church Borden Sid Lerick

Prayer Service Planned at Grace Lutheran Church

The mid week prayer service at Grace Lutheran Church will be led tonight by Rev. R. V. Whitehurst of this city. The public is cordially invited to attend.

Grace Lutheran Church R. V. Whitehurst

Xmas Toy Needs Prompt Action Urged by Fellowship Club

The Fellowship Club headquarters calls on county committee chairmen to visit and indicate toy needs for underprivileged families. Supplies are limited but can be allocated quickly to avoid duplication as churches and group organizations cooperate to provide baskets and adoptions. Prompt action is urged to prevent ongoing need.

Fellowship Club County Fellowship

Eagles Aerie 824 Hosts Fuller Eagles Speaker Night

Senator E R Fuller of Richmond deputy grand president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles was guest speaker at Aerie No 824 on North Loudoun Street. Five new members were initiated and officers planned a membership drive after a buffet supper and social room gathering.

E. R. Fuller Richmond Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie No North Loudoun Street Order Fuller Andrew Bell Chamber of Commerce Staunton Aerie

Steady Decline In Food Costs Reported

Labor Department statisticians reported a steady decline in retail food costs from January through November 15, with an overall 7.3 percent drop. The period saw a 0.4 percent decrease from October 18 to November 15, and meat alone fell 1.8 percent.

Washington Labor Department

Bids Sought On Police Uniforms

City Manager Arthur M Field announced a call for bids to supply 10 police uniforms. Bids will be opened after the first of the year.

Arthur M. Field

Chamberlain Tussle With Issue As Schacht Arrives

London reports Chamberlain warned the Commons that Italian aggression toward Tunis would concern Britain. Dr. Hjalmar Schacht arrived for economic talks in London, while Berlin signaled no major upset in appeasement policy.

London Chamberlain Ma Tice House of Commons Tunisia Hjalmar Schacht Reichsbank Commons Arthur Henderson Henderson Tunis Mediterranean Foreign Press Association Berlin Earl Baldwin Foreign Office Hitler Munich Schacht Fund For Refugees Germany Labor Party House

Lock Your Cars Police Advise This Christmas

Chief of Police C. W. Hollis urges shoppers to lock their automobiles while parked. The warning comes as annual reports show many thefts of packages from cars during the holiday season, and police seek public cooperation to reduce the nuisance.

C. W. Hollis

Safety Slogan Contest Encourages Taxi Alternative

The Star invites readers to submit slogans until Christmas. A stated safety slogan notes one arm drivers should take a taxi and use both arms, attributed to Joan Edwards.

Joan Edwards Star Aid Saat

Golden Glow Coffee Shoppe Promotes Holiday Candies and Meals

An ad style notice invites shoppers to make gift selections at the Golden Glow Coffee Shoppe featuring Page and Shaw's Christmas Candies and a full line of novelty party favors. It touts homecooked meals and delivery service.

Golden Glow Page and Shaw

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Senator Weaver J. L. Shade Marcus Hook, Pa Shade MR Winchester N. Main Stieff Xmas Hodgson & Brown New York State Jefferson Capital Tucker Eastern Farm Laboratory Investment Association Placid Potomac Navy O’mahoney TVA Bn Wpe Spillmans Rev Fuller Eagles
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