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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1936

Page

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Inflation bloc moves to issue currency for soldiers

The House inflationary bloc adopted a resolution to pay the soldiers’ bonus in new currency and oppose new taxes. It cites a $730 million tax bill to meet bonus and farm relief costs and signals a Senate push to block further bonds until currency is issued against idle gold and silver. Representative Patman led the group with all present voting yes.

Senate Treasury Washington House Patman D.-Tex Blanton D.tex Greenwood D.-Ind Thomas D.-Okla

Almanacs and Weather Forecasts Through Time

The article recalls how farmers depended on almanacs for weather, noting advances in meteorology while almanacs remain popular. It highlights the enduring public demand for almanacs and references Benjamin Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanack as the start of an American tradition.

Ben Franklin Richard

Sickness and Food Shortage On Eastern Sho

Washington reports reveal severe hunger on Tangier and Smith Islands as 1,500 residents face limited food for under two days. A dirigible is sent by Representative Bland of Virginia to investigate and deliver supplies amid ice-bound distress and a pneumonia case.

Washington Mesages Representative Bland Virginia Bland James Gulick Tangier Smith Islands Smith Island

Winter Cold Wave Brings Deaths and Shortages Across Midwest

New onslaughts of extreme cold snap the North Central region after a week’s lull. Fatalities rise from overheated stoves as coal and milk shortages loom and highways drift with snow. Kentucky bowls Green switches to water deliveries. Minnesota and North Dakota report sub zero readings with more cold ahead.

Chicago Great North Central Kentucky Bowling Green Minnesota North Dakota

Record Cold Hit Norfolk as Groundhog Sees Shadow

Norfolk officials report a new February 1 low of 10 degrees the coldest ever recorded for the date. The forecast calls for slight warming tomorrow with a chance of night snow. Ice worsens shipping with disrupted schedules for boats between Norfolk and Baltimore and Washington.

Norfolk Norfolk Weather Bureau Baltimore Washington

FFA Basketball Tourney Set for Woodstock February 8

Four teams Handley Sperryville Woodstock and Mount Clinton will compete in district F F A basketball tourney at Massanutten Academy Virginia on February 8 The first game starts at 2 pm with the final at 7 pm after a Woodstock Hotel supper recess Col H J Benchoff headmaster of the academy arranged the event.

Virginia Lee Harrison Massanutten Academy Handley, Sperryville Woodstock Mount Clifton Col. H. J. Benchoff Academy Handley Gym Handley Virginia

Chuck and Rays Opens Tonight and Sunday

Local eatery Chuck and Rays announces evening hours starting tonight and Sunday. Staff invite patrons to visit during the two day period with 1 PM to 11 PM service window.

Mine Workers Union backs Roosevelt for reelection

The United Mine Workers endorsed President Roosevelt for reelection and voted to contribute to the Democratic campaign fund. John L. Lewis said the A F of L should follow suit, while stressing the union’s aim to defend common people amid economic and political crises. The federation traditionally stays out of electoral endorsements.

Washington United Mine Workers Roosevelt Democratic American Federation of Labor John L. Lewis A. F. of L Federation Democratic Party Lewis New York White House

Board probes cause of gruesome convict cremation tragedy

In Scottsboro Alabama a board of inquiry reviewed how a drum of gasoline in a truck used to transport convicts to work may have caused the fiery death of 20 inmates cremated yesterday. The hearings at Camp C questioned camp officials guards and two surviving convicts as a preliminary finding was disclosed but labeled not conclusive.

Scottsboro Ala Camp C

Engineer Dies in Wreck Near Roam Indiana

A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed near Roam Indiana killing 60 year old engineer James Branaman of Logansport and severely injuring fireman Will Widner, also of Logansport. Branaman was pinned in the cab with his hand on the throttle as crews investigated the cause.

Roam Ind James Branaman Logansport Pennsylvania Will Widner Branaman

Lost Dark Blue Pocketbook Reward Offered

Lost dark blue pocketbook reported with reward. Contact phone 397 or ae tein 1-lp-1t for information or return.

Consternation Flares Over Mrs Long Senate Appointment

New Orleans February 1 The administration faction contends Mrs Long was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Huey Long in the Senate. Legal advisers dispute legality with a next Wednesday central committee meeting. Some fear seating her is unconstitutional while others argue the seat may be accepted if uncontested.

New Orleans James A. Noe United States Senate Democratic State Central Committee Huey Long Mrs. Long Washington Senate State Central Committee Allen Ellender Central Committee Ellender

Dazed Hillsville Woman Describes Brutal Car Attack

Norfolk story reports 25 year old Lolo Marshall of Hillsville Va describing two men who assaulted her in a beer parlor evade, forced her into a car, drove on the Portsmouth Truxton road and ran over her after throwing her from the vehicle. She was found unconscious on the ice and hospitalized.

Norfolk Portsmouth-Truxton Road Lolo Billy) Marshall Hillsville King’s Daughters’ Hospital Portsmouth InsBeer Crawford Street L. A. Broughton Broughton

School Checks Are Received

State Treasurer A. B. Gathright announced that the Virginia treasury disbursed over 3.269 million dollars this week. The largest item, 1.588 million, was for public schools and checks should reach city and county treasurers today.

Richmond A. B. Gathright Treasury The Commonwealth Gathright

New Plan To Unload Cotton

A group of southern Senators proposed a plan to dispose of the government’s large cotton holdings through a designated sales agent at a rate up to 20 000 bales a week. The plan will be in a resolution to be introduced Monday by Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Smith of South Carolina.

Washington Smith D-Sc Senate Agriculture Committee

Virginia farm debt adjuster panel reviews year

The Virginia farm debt adjustment committee met in the Capitol with Gov. Peery. C Nelson Beck reported 951 cases before county committees totaling 4 556 657 in debt, with 472 cases settled for 1 966 999 and reductions of 735 067 about 28 percent. W Kerr Scott noted 61 770 in Virginia debt reductions since FDA took over in 1935. John Carmody praised local FDA advisory work in the state.

Richmond Virginia Farm Debt Adjustment Committee Capitol Gov. Peery C.nelson Beck Charlottesville Farm Debt Adjustment Section Federal Resettlement Administration Beck W. Kerr Scott FDA Resettlement Administration Virginia John Carmody Washington

Brokers Found Shot To Death In Bank Building

Two men J. H. Loewenhart and H. P. Grossman presidents of Traders' Investment Co were found shot to death in their office on the thirteenth floor of the First National Bank building in Chicago. Police say it appears to be a murder and suicide after a loud argument heard prior to the shots.

Chicago J. H. Loewenhart H. P. Grossman Traders’ Investment Company First National Bank Frank Sadeck

Relief Drive Plans Conference Held in Winchester

Citizens who expect to sponsor the spring relief drive met this after noon at 3 o'clock to discuss plans. John Rosenberger, chairman of the committee, presided. A single drive is proposed this year to supplement the city appropriation for care of all Winchester cases for the year. Exact dates are not yet set.

John Rosenberger Winchester

Borah Reaffirms Ohio Campaign Stance Amid Backing-Out Fears

Senator Borah of Idaho rejected claims he would back out of the Ohio presidential preference drive. George Bender warned of fear Borah would not file for the nomination in Ohio. Borah said he acts on friends advice and noted Roscoe McCullough’s involvement, while McCullough denied withdrawing support.

Cleveland George H. Bender Ohio League of Republican Borah Ohio American Liberty League A. F. of L Atlantic City Scottsboro Washington Idaho Ohio League of Republican Clubs Columbus Bender United States Roscoe McCullough McCullough

Mussolini Presses War Fears as Ethiopian Strife Deepens

The piece reports Ethiopian and Reuters claims of an Italian army annihilation in northeast Ethiopia, with Ras Desta Demtu allegedly deposed. Italian sources deny bold claims while Mussolini and Paris officials react to sanctions, exile tensions, and alliance politics shaping a potential Italo Ethiopian settlement under the League of Nations.

Charles E. Harner Associated Press Diamanti Ethiopia Reuter Dessye Rome Pietro Badoglio Ras Desta Demtu Haile Selassie Dedjazmatch Batcha Sidamo Addis Ababa Mussolini Grand Council Europe London Dino Grandi Anthony Eden Paris Albert Sarraut Chamber of Deputies Sarraut League of Nations

County Roads Locked by Glassy Ice Delay School Opening

County officials weighed opening schools on Monday as heavy snow risked delays. Bus drivers across the county reported glassy ice coating roads on Apple Pie Ridge, Middle, Marlboro grades, and other routes making travel dangerous. Parents may refuse bus rides until roads melt and warm weather returns. The forecast offered little hope for quick relief.

Apple Pie Ridge Middle Marlboro

Office for Rent on Reuss Avenue

For Rent office space on Reuss Avenue with heat furnished. Available 12 to 18 day span, Saturday one period for space. Local listing notes utilities included and convenient location.

Reuss Avenue

Rouss Annual Sermon Notice

All members of the Charley Rouss Fire Company are asked to meet at the engine house Sunday afternoon February 2 at 2 30 to attend the annual sermon and memorial service. M D Weaver Pres 1 30 2 1 1p 21.

South End Hose Co Regular Meeting Notice

South End Hose Co invites all members to the regular monthly business meeting on Monday night February 3rd. Secretary urges all to attend. Also an advertisement requests good clean cotton rags for Star Office.

South End Hose CO Star Office

Groundhog Day Uncertain as Weather Forecast Strikes

Readers await Groundhog Day outcomes with forecasts noting fair tonight and increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Weather experts and groundhog philosophers debate shadow sightings and timing, while officials warn of possible snow and milder western warmth.

Weather Bureau

Winchester 18 Facing a Suit for 10000 Damages

Miss Pauline Craig of Wheeling sues the city of Winchester in Frederick County circuit court for 10000 claiming injuries from a car accident August 5 1935. She alleges a dangerous uncovered street drain caused a violent jolt while riding in a Cotton car at Amherst Street near Cumberland Valley tracks.

Winchester Frederick County Pauline Craig Wheeling W. Va G. R. Anderson Miss Craig W.L. Cotton U. 8 E. M. Cotton Cumberland Valley Amherst Street City of Kern and Kern James P. Reardon

Virginia Governor defers old age pension plan

Governor Peery after a lengthy conference with Senator Muse of Petersburg says he will stand by delaying mid iteration of old age pension to the next General Assembly session due to insufficient data. Muse predicts quick passage despite cautious earlier remarks and a six member committee studies costs with state welfare officials.

Richmond Peery Benjamin Muse Petersburg General Assembly Muse Virginia Eng Henry T. Wiel Ginta Norfolk Walter Y. Hosier Old-Age Pensions League of Virginia House of Delegates Senate

Onset of Cold and Disruptions Across the Nation

The report notes frigid conditions across the north central United States with ten degree heat and ten inch ice in the upper Chesapeake Bay paralyzing navigation. It cites a train collision in Cincinnati with 30 plus injured and an investigation likely. It also mentions labor endorsement, aging pension advocacy, and an Everest expedition departure en route to Darjeeling.

Chicago Great North Central Colonial Beach Potomac River Cincinnati Washington United Mine Workers Prepre Roosevelt Norfolk Chesapeake Bay Richmond Muse Peery Wash Ohio Borah London Darjeeling India Dessy Ethiopia Diamant

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