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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
2
A brief pantry ad lists Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup two cans for 15 cents. The notice uses fragmented text with minimal details but confirms a sale of the named product at a low price.
The National Archives Building will house eight fireproof vaults for motion pictures and sound recordings. John G. Bradley becomes chief of the division of motion pictures and sound recordings to oversee current newsreels and educational films including Byrd Polar expeditions. Voice recordings will include presidential speeches and notable pronouncements.
In Flemington most defendants are locals and jurors are familiar to attendees. Sheriff John H. Curtiss issues half day passes increasing courtroom access while 5 000 ticket requests flood in from those unlikely to enter. Verdict remains a Flemington concern.
Albemarles remain the top Liverpool market at 34 shillings, with ranges 30 to 34. Yorks fetch 16 to 25 shillings, Winesaps 23 to 25. The report lists weekly shipments to New York and all British ports through Feb. 2, totaling 11,450 barrels, 14,253 boxes, 2,934 baskets across Liverpool London Manchester Cardiff Bristol Glasgow.
Mr. Robt. A. Huyghe of New Orleans endorses All-Bran as a major part of his breakfast at age 58. He reports two tablespoons daily, with meals in serious cases, and urges consulting a doctor if relief is not found. Kellogg promotes All-Bran as a gentle food replacing patent medicines, sold in packages.
Lee Baking Company continued their fast pace by toppling the Maple team in their second game this week. Individual records appear to be led by Scout and Athletic teams with Pierce among notable performers.
Short vignettes from Sacramento Erie and Memphis: a retired fireman jokes with colleagues after a minor blaze, a Pennsylvania railman faces prison after steering engines off rails, a widow enjoys bridge and dominoes, two seniors marry, a street cavein displaces fifty families, baron remains bed-ridden, and a theft at a store ends with a $750 ring purse snatch.
The will of Ashby Updike devises all real estate and personal property to his wife. It has been admitted to probate in Corporation Court with Mrs. Updike named executrix without security and a $400 bond fixed.
Clifton Terrill of 25 West Cork Street and Elizabeth Splaun, described as colored, were fined for drunk and disorderly conduct. Terrill paid $15.25 and Splaun paid $10.25 in penalties.
In Lubbock Texas lawyers questioned veniremen in a murder trial while John R. Murrell of Shallowwater was asked his occupation. He replied If it'd rain Id be a farmer. Court proceedings continued for a while as weather on the plains remained dry.
Paris police released most detainees from the Bloody Tuesday crackdown as 1,261 were rounded up yesterday. Only 56 remain in custody, 33 of them foreigners to be expelled or prosecuted for carrying forbidden weapons. Casualties were light, with one civilian and five officers hurt.
Will Rogers stars in The County Chi at Hable’s Palace today and Friday with a Fox News reel shown as a supplement. The lovable actor promises laughter and heartwarming moments as the main attraction continues to draw audiences.
This week's program features Buddy Roosevelt in Range Riders, Buster Crabbe in The Oil Raider, plus Chapter No. 5 of The Return of Chandu and a Shemp Howard comedy. The Colonial Theatre offers a thrill packed western, a melodrama of the old fields, and accompanying serial chapter with laughs.
Baltimore February report says Henry A. Thorpe 39 Cumberland, detained for failing to pay hotel rent after police traced a five year fugitive from justice on forgery and obtaining money under false pretenses charges.
A note concerns Floyd M. Britt with dates 1 1 24 31 and February 7 40, indicating a record involving a police or court clerk role and historical chronological markers. The fragment suggests a biographical or administrative entry tied to early 20th century records and official duties.
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