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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1933

Page

6

Auxiliary Dues Appeal Urges Members to Renew

The Virginia American Legion Auxiliary appeals members to pay 1933 dues, urging renewal and recruitment. B M Roszel emphasizes service to disabled veterans, welfare of war orphans, and national defense, urging women to keep membership to support veterans and their families.

Legion Auxiliary Mem B. M. Roszel Ota Auxiliary America American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary Ly Aeans American Legion and Auxiliary Amer Asa Legion Ieeeelt American Legion Virginia Department of Virginia

Mrs Peggy Luttrell Dies at Blue Ridge Sanatorium

Mrs Peggy Luttrell aged about 30 wife of Lawrence Luttrell died this morning at Blue Ridge Sanatorium near Charlottesville after several months as a patient. Her son Kenneth about four survives along with her husband and her Unger family parents of Frederick county. Body to be buried tonight.

Peggy Luttrell Lawrence Luttrell Blue Ridge Sanatorium Charlottesville Luttrell Washington Peggy Unger Newton Unger Frederick County

Pennsylvania Railroad officials visit Winchester for inspection

A party of Pennsylvania Railroad operating officials led by C S Krick arrived in Winchester by special train to inspect the local property and equipment. They spoke of potential plans to close the passenger station at Stewart and Boscawen streets and combine it with the nearby freight office, though no formal decision was announced. The visitors hoped to return during the Apple Blossom Festival to renew local ties.

Pennsylvania Railroad Winchester C. S. Krick W. C. Higginbottom H.H. Carrigues Thomas B. Kennedy

Unusual Antiseptic Bargain At Local Drugstores

Local druggists offer a new oral antiseptic made by the Vicks VapoRub makers called Vicks Voraton Antiseptic. A trial size of 22 ounces valued at 25 cents is sold for 10 cents while supply lasts. The regular bottle remains offered at its usual price.

Vicks VapoRub Vicks Voraton Vicks

International and Home Day of Boy Scouts Celebration

The article details International and Home Day of Boy Scouts focusing on two themes: aiding homes and fostering international understanding through scouting. It notes past efforts over 23 years, the role of jamborees in uniting youths, and a forthcoming 50,000-participant jamboree in Hungary near Budapest on August 2. It also describes letter exchanges between scouts and national offices to strengthen global friendship and peaceful cooperation.

England Hungary Budapest Scotts Scout National Scout Office New York

Kentucky blue grass not native to United States

The article notes that Kentucky blue grass, famed as a top lawn grass, is not native to the U S. It originated in Europe and many leading grasses grown in the country were introduced from foreign sources.

Kentucky United States Europe

Bladder Physic Promises Sleep With Baker’s Drug Ad

An old drugstore advertisement touts a bladder physic called BU-KETS six tablets that “drives out impurities and excess acids” to relieve nighttime urination burning and leg and back pains. A 25 cent test box is offered with a money back guarantee after four days if not relieved. The copy urges druggists to stock and customers to buy.

Baker's Fado

Mutiny Ends as Dutch Cruiser De Zeven Provinzien Surrenders

Mutinous Dutch cruiser De Zeven Provinzien is bombed by a Dutch air fleet off Sumatra after a 10 minute surrender deadline. Eighteen men are killed and 25 injured including three Europeans and Java natives. Desperate rebels refuse to surrender and resist until the final explosion.

Associated Press Batavia Java de En Provinzien Sumatra

Mutiny on Dutch Cruiser Ends After Explosions

Eighteen crew members killed and 25 wounded after mutineers in the Indian Ocean surrender following a five day spree aboard a Dutch cruiser. Eight Dutch officers remained prisoners as natives fled by boats as a fire ignited by the blast weakened the vessel.

Indian Ocean

Senate rejects 10 percent cut for dry enforcement fund

The Senate appropriations committee overrode a sub-committee and rejected a $0.8 million 10 percent reduction in the prohibition enforcement fund. It also restored a ban on using enforcement funds for wiretapping, despite a sub-committee revision. Senator Bingham of Connecticut said wets were overwhelmingly defeated.

Associated Press Washington Senate House Bingham Connecticut

Wheat market closes in Chicago and Baltimore

Closing prices in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets today show May wheat at 47.5 cents, July 48.4, September 49.1, Baltimore spot at 50, Winchester spot at 55. Prices supplied by Stickell Sales Corp via Winchester Milling Corp.

Chicago Baltimore Stickell Sales Corporation Winchester Milling Corporation Winchester

Great Fishing Report From Roosevelt Party at Berry Islands

The Roosevelt party reports excellent fishing en route to Whale Bay among the Berry Islands. The message signed Astor, sent from Florida, notes fine weather and great fishing as they travel.

Roosevelt Party Fla Astor Whale Bay Berry Islands

General Collins Dies In Hospital

Major General Edgar T. Collins aged 60, assistant chief of staff for operations and training at the War Department, died today at Walter Reed Hospital after several weeks illness. He resided in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

Associated Press Washington Edgar T. Collins War Department Walter Reed Hospital Williamsport

Stock Market Pauses After Upswing as Prices Edge Down

The market retreated from yesterday's gains with light profit taking and fractional declines across issues. Reports show Whea cables opening at 3.42 15 16, Call money at 1 percent. Greenland’s Norse discovery tradition traces name to Eric the Red in 986.

Associated Press New York Greenland Eric the Red Iceland

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Pram Penn. Railroad Virginia Seed Service VSS Winchester Cooperative Vss Winchester Wholesale Grocery Loretta O Eddie Cantor Paramount McNamee Capitol News Bere Warren William Warner Bros Lux Alice White LUX Toilet L. R. Smith, Inc North Loudoun St Victor McLaglen Edmund Lowe Lupe Velez Williamson Douglas Fairbanks, Jr WJEJ BOY Scouts de Zeven Adies Collins
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