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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1932

Page

8

Two More Negroes Die in Alabama Riots

Two negroes shot during disorders in Tallapoosa county last week died today in Montgomery as the toll rose to three. Cliff Jeans died in the county jail after a gun battle at his farm with Share Croppers Union members and Tallapoosa officers. Milo Bentley died at Kilby Hospital after removal from jail, and Jim McMullen was found dead at Jeans' home following the gunfight in which four deputies were wounded. Bentley had been shot resisting arrest near Notasulga as a posse pursued involved negroes.

Montgomery Ala Tallapoosa County Cliff Jeans Share Croppers' Union Milo Bentley Kilby Jim McMullen Jeans Bentley Notasulga

Two Youths Held Over Looting of New Armory

Danville reports two 22 year old men Luther Haley and Il liam A Crews were found in the act of looting the new city armory and auditorium. They used a hole saw to cut into the building and were preparing to remove forty automatic pistols a kodak ammunition and other gear belonging to the Twenty Ninth Tank Company.

Danville New City Luther Haley Illiam A. Crews National Guard Twenty Ninth Tank Company

Poor youths suffer fewer polo injuries than rich riders

The New Orleans Times-Picayune notes that poorer riders are less often harmed in polo matches, contrasting with rich youths who are more frequently shown at risk due to higher exposure in the sport.

New Orleans Times-Picayune

Mahoning Valley Name Means At the Lick

The Mahoning Valley gets its name from the Indian phrase meaning At the Lick, reflecting the old river name given by indigenous people.

Mahoning Valley At-the-Lick

Taxation inquiry asks counties and cities for land tax data

Virginia officials seek detailed information on land taxes from county boards and city mayors. The data will aid a 1932 legislative study comparing real estate tax burden with other taxes. Farmers say land taxes are dis proportionate, while state tax officials claim Virginia land tax is low compared with other states.

Richmond William R. Shands Boards of Supervisors State Tax Department Virginia Shands General Assembly

Three Arrests Reported in Constable Slaying Case

Danville December 27 three new arrests were announced in the killing of Constable R D Sheppard and wounding of Policeman Walter Francis near Stuart on December 11. Bill Waller Sam Waller and Orel Buck were jailed at Stuart while Harvey Vernon James Midkiff had earlier been arrested near Greensville Tennessee. A Bristol arrest was later released. A special grand jury will meet January 7 to consider indictments.

Danville Patrick County Stuart R. D. Sheppard Walter Francis Bill Waller Sam Waller Orel Buck Commonwealth Frank P. Burton Harvey Vernon James Midkiff Wallers Buck Greensville Tenn Bristol

Ruth Family Knits For Unemployed In NYC Apartment

Ruth family members Mrs Ruth and daughter Julia knit sweaters for the unemployed as Babe looks on. In Florida, John D Rockefeller meets famed golfer Virginia Van Wie on the links at Ormond Beach.

Ruth Babe New York City Julia John D John D. Rockefeller Virginia van Wie Ormond Beach Fla

Kidnapped Boy Known as Willie Dies in Sharon

William Whitla died of pneumonia at 31 in Sharon, tenured by a 23 year old kidnapping case. He was eight when James Boyle and his wife Helen abducted him, ferried him to Cleveland, and received a $10,000 ransom. Boyle got life, died in prison. Mrs Boyle served 25 years, later pardoned.

Associated Press Sharon William Whitla Whitla Willie James Boyle Helen Cleveland Ohio Boyle

Eva Tanguay Seeks Recovery in Hot Springs

Eva Tanguay once a vaudeville star is fighting to regain health in Hot Springs Arkansas after a nervous breakdown in Los Angeles several months ago.

Greta Garbo Eva Tanguay Hot Springs, Ark Los Angeles

Mother Hen Defeats Chicken Hawk in Farm Battle

On Dorman farm at Good Hope a hawk killed nearly all the brood of eight chicks before the mother hen charged the foe. The hawk struck first but the hen outmaneuvered and out pecked him. Dorman returned with a gun to find the hawk dead, its neck broken and a leg crushed. The hen tended her remaining three chicks.

Conway A. J. Dorman Good Hope Dorman Ken

Rising Waters In South Threaten Farmlands Across States

The Associated Press reports heavy rains caused high water across four southern states from Georgia to Arkansas. The Mississippi Valley saw bayous and rivers rise, with the Pearl River in Central Mississippi and the Arkansas at Fort Smith making headlines. Flooding affected Lavaca near Fort Smith creating a three mile lake and forcing livestock from bottom lands as rivers fell slightly at Fort Smith.

Associated Press South Georgia Arkansas Mississippi Valley Mississippi Delta Pearl River Misisissippi Fort Smith Mississippi Lavaca

Prof Moley Home for Holidays Visit to Berea Ohio

Professor Raymond Moley of Columbia University and adviser to President elect Roosevelt takes a holiday visit to his family in Berea Ohio near Cleveland. The photo shows Moley with Mrs T R Barnum, his sister, F J Moley his brother, and Miss Nell Moley, another sister.

Raymond Moley Columbia University Roosevelt Berea Cleveland T. R. Barnum Professor Moley F. J. Moley Nell Moley

Morton Downey Jr. debut photo with mother Barbara Bennett in New York

The first picture of Morton Downey Jr. shows him in his mother Barbara Bennett's arms as his father watches in New York. The young Downey sings during his photographic debut, pleasing his radio singing father with a performance that was more intense than sweet.

Morton Downey, Jr Barbara Bennett New York Little Morton

Early Diagnosis Key To Diphtheria Treatment

Dr Logan Clendening warns parents to seek early antitoxin treatment for children showing listlessness slight fever or sore throat during dry seasons. He notes mortality drops dramatically with antitoxin given on day one or two, and credits antitoxin with turning a once fatal disease into a manageable one. He urges vigilance and early care to prevent tragic outcomes.

Logan Clendening M. D United States

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