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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1938

Page

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Little Trade Leaders Voice Views On Business

Hundreds of small business men filled the Commerce Department auditorium as they urged President Roosevelt to aid business. They split into ten discussion groups after a noisy uproar and proposed ideas include a permanent advisory council for small firms and a government agency to manage small business loans. Roosevelt sent greetings read by Secretary Roper and plans to meet a committee from the group the next day at the White House.

Washington Roosevelt Commerce Department Roper Fred Roth Roth Little Fellows Business Advisory Council Th Commerce Department White House

Value of lawmen duties shown in recovered property report

Mr Winchester notes the local department recovered property worth over 13000. He argues funds and public support reflect the police service's risks and varied duties. The piece urges citizens to observe minor laws to aid law enforcement and their own well being.

Blomberg Resigns Over Marriage After Capri Honeymoon

Berlin reports Marshal Werner von Blomberg, war minister, resigned to keep his wife Erika Grohn after their January marriage. Hitler conferred January 21, and Blomberg left for Italy to begin honeymoon plans amid army opposition.

Berlin Werner von Blomberg Hitler Edward VIII England von Blomberg

France seeks six 35000 ton battleships for future navy

Paris reports Naval Minister William Bertran will urge the cabinet to ask Parliament for a total of six billion francs over six years to fund eight 35000 ton battleships. The plan calls for two ships to start in 1937 and two more in 1939 with two in 1940 to replace older vessels Courbet and Paris. Reichelieu and Jean Bart are already under construction.

Paris France William Bertrand Courbet Reichelieu Jean Bart

Policemen Hurt In A Car Crash In Richmond

In Richmond Virginia February 2 police officers L C Matthews and James I Pillow were critically injured in an early morning crash after a patrol car collided with a car they pursued in the Church Hill district. Matthews suffered a cerebral concussion fractured ribs and pelvis with Pillow having concussion possible skull fracture facial lacerations and head injuries. Both officers were thrown from the car as two men fled the other vehicle and illegal corn liquor was found inside.

Richmond L. C. Matthews James I. Pillow Church Hill Memorial Hospital Matthews Pillow

Grocery basket costs drop to lowest point in months

Chicago February report shows wholesale meat prices fall sharply since September with declines of 9 to 50 percent across cuts. Butter eggs potatoes lard and flour also lower. price relief credited to higher output and weaker consumer buying power amid business conditions.

Chicago

Apple Storage Totals Rise as Winchester Stocks Grow

The Winchester three-plant system shows 434 309 barrels of apples in storage on February 1 with 82 946 moved in the month. Peak season totals reached 645 355 barrels, exceeding 1936 and 1937 levels, while 517 255 barrels were stored at the start of January.

Winchester W.C. S

Westminster Choir Ready for Handley High School Performance

Mrs. Eulalia Savage Nalley announces the Westminster Choir program set for Handley High School on Thursday February 3. The program includes God Is A Spirit Ave Maria Oh What a Beautiful City Old Black Joe Water Boy Old Man River The Mother's Vow Navajo War Dance and choral works by Barer Willan Harris and Dawson among others. The text notes many selections were written or arranged for the group.

Eulalia Savage-Nalley Westminster Choir Handley High School William Dawson Stephen Collins Foster Avery Robinson Jercene Kern Roy Harris Virginia John Powell Arthur Farwell

Tax Data Prep Note for J H Seal Jr

Income tax reports prepared for J H Seal Jr referenced with file notation 2-2-1p-21. Brief notice notes service readiness and contact.

Nee J. H. Seal, Jr

Groundhog Shadow Forecast Sparked North American Festivity

Gobbler's Knob groundhog sees shadow amid frigid Gobbler's Knob ritual in Punxsutawney Pennsylvania signaling six more weeks of winter. Quarryville lodge disputes claim while Governor Hensel and supporters await final word. UPenn zoologist Dr J P Moore questions the tradition as garlic greens.

Groundhog Lodge Quarryville Quarryville Lodge Woodchuck George W. Hensel Philadelphia J. P. Moore University of Pennsylvania

Barr seeks fourth term on City Council

R Frank Barr announces he will seek re election for a fourth term expanding the candidate pool to eight for six council seats. Barr chairs the City Hall and Schools committee and serves on Street and Fire committees. Qualifying deadline is midnight February 4.

Common Council R. Frank Barr Barr Peyton Marshall Ralph Snapp Fred Forney Douglas Barnett A. Lee Coble Sam D. Preston Wendell B. Goode Marvin D. Weaver Lawrence C. Hollis Allen Hawthorne

Sweeping Jail Reforms Asked in Virginia Senate

Virginia state Senator Vivian L. Page introduced a bill to overhaul the jail system. The plan from the state jail commission would abolish 119 jails as sentence facilities and replace them with regional farms. Co patrons include Senators William M. Tuck and Russell Cather. Governor Price indicated a possible message to lawmakers on the proposal.

Richmond Vivian L. Page Senate Virginia State Russell B. Devine Page William M. Tuck Halifax Russell Cather Winchester Price

Coats Priced From 29.50 To 39.50 At Lovett's Smart Shop

Retail promotion for coats with values 29.50 to 39.50 and savings of 5.00 and 10.00 at Lovett's Smart Shop. Sale date appears as 2-1-1p.

Lovett

Officer Testifies Man Used Gun In Car Chase

Chief C W Hollis says Officer Carlton Manuel was justified in firing on a Maryland car driven by Russell to stop an armed drunken driver endangering motorists on South Loudoun and Brad dock streets. Three shots struck tires as pursuit continued toward Handley School and Route 11.

C. W. Hollis Carlton Manuel Hollis Manuel Charles A. Miller Washington, D. C Chief Hollis Loudoun Street Maryland Baker and Anderson Russell O'Sullivan Rubber Company South Braddock Street Handley School U.S. Route 11

Claims Insults Are Intentional In League Speech

Geneva February session wraps with a resolution urging aid from League powers while Poland and Peru abstain. Dr. V. K. Wellinngton Koo accuses Japanese forces in China of deliberate maltreatment of Westerners and calls for stronger action, though China may seek future measures amid European tension over Spain.

Geneva Council of the League of Nations League Poland Peru V. K. Wellinngton Koo Orient Europe China Koo Spain

Nominations To Be Considered In Virginia

Senator Aubrey Weaver and Delegate E Blackburn Moore will convene a joint session of the Senate nominations committee and House confirmation committee at 2 30 tomorrow to review seven governor made appointments. Colonel Leroy Hodges is named comptroller to replace E R Combs pending confirmation. E B Jones to be state treasurer and Raymond L Jackson named secretary of the commonwealth. Saunders vacated the post.

Richmond Aubrey Weaver Front Royal E. Blackburn Moore Berryville Senate Committee On House Committee On Price Weaver Moore Front Royal General Assembly Leroy Hodges E. R. Combs Russell Washington Federal Social Security Board E. B. Jones Highland County A. B. Gathright Raymond L. Jackson Charlottesville Commonwealth Peter Saunders Board of Motion Picture Censors A. P. Staples House Senate R. O. Norris Lloyd M. Robinette Virginia Page Committee Haskins Hobson Chesterfield County W. M. Tuck Brock and Moses Highway Department E. F. Holland Suffolk Cedar Hill Cemetery

Clearance Sale Hats and Blouses at 2 for 1

A local sale advertises hats and blouses at two for one. The notice names Mary S Yeakley with a Thursday and Friday window and page reference 2-2-1p-11.

Mary S. Yeakley

Hoover never took for personal use any of his government salaries

Charles F. Scott, publisher of the Iola Daily Register, quotes Herbert Hoover saying he did not use public salaries for personal gain. Hoover notes he placed earnings in a separate fund, aiding his staff and various charities, with about 300000 for his presidency and 75000 for his tenure as secretary of commerce, plus time on food administration and Belgian relief work. He declined further comment at his Palo Alto home.

Iola Kas Herbert Hoover Charles F. Scott Scott Iola Daily Register Hoover Register Commerce Food Administration Palo Alto

Delegate Neff Leads An Attack On Real Estate Loan Measure

The House approved two banking bills after debate, including real estate and installment loan measures. Delegate Neff denounced the real estate loan bill as risky for the public while endorsing restrictions for banks and criticizing perceived favoritism toward favored lenders.

Neff M. R. Morgan Eagle Rock C. C. Louderback Page Charles W. Crowder Richmond Louderback Crowder W. N. Neff Abingdon

Virginia to consider linkage road for West Virginia frontier

West Virginia asked Virginia to build about nine miles of primary road to connect a West Virginia route from Charles Town to Capon. State Highway Commissioner Henry G. Shirley said he met Burr Simpson but no decision was made. The route would replace a secondary road crossing the northeast corner of Frederick County.

Richmond Henry G. Shirley Burr Simpson West Virginia Virginia Ora Shirley Charles Town Capon Frederick County

Notice of Dry Cleaning Business Closing

The public is notified that from February 1 1938 the Winchester Dry Cleaning Works at 210 South Braddock Street will cease operations. The notice states the business will no longer provide dry cleaning services.

Winchester Dry Cleaning Works S. Braddock St

Also Mentioned on This Page

Little Trade Mr. Roosevelt MR Winchester Vultees Flagstaff Ariz Gerard F. Vultee Central Press Blomberg Italy Werner von Pritsch Reichswehr Liquor Auto Age. V. A. S.—Virginia Apple Storage, Inc R. C. S.—Robinson Ice and Cold Storage David Hugh Jones Edwin Stringham Cain Healey Willan God Samuel Barer Harl McDonald Groundhog Coats Stranger Occidentals James H. Price President Roosevelt Senate Committee Conference On West Va
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