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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1936

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Italian forces push toward Amba Alaji in Ethiopia clash

In the Tembien sector a major battle rages as Italian third army corps and Eritrean units attack Ras Kassa’s Ethiopian forces. Amba Alaji fell to the Italians after a swift move by the first army corps while Ras Seyoum’s army is said routed with about 3000 Ethiopians slain.

Rome Tembien Third Army Ras Kassa Pietro Badoglio Amba Alaji Yeterday Badoglio First Third Mussolini Italy Haile Selassie East Africa Piazza Venezia Duce Ethiopia Fraile Selassie Dessye First Army Amba Aradam Ras Seyoum

Three Scouts Walk Miles to Meetings in Albin

MA Winchester notes three scouts from Albin who hike three or more miles to attend meetings despite zero temperatures. He praises their energy and argues walking has value, recalling a period when most people traveled on foot and highlighting benefits to health and discipline.

Albin

Barbara Hutton in Critical Condition After Childbirth

Countess Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow remained gravely ill after an operation following the birth of her first child. Doctors including Lord Horder and Dr James Slesinger returned to her Hyde Park home as a bulletin awaited tonight.

Barbara Hutton Haughwitz-Reventlow London Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow Woolworth James Slessener Cedric Sydney Lane-Roberts Hyde Park Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Revention James Slesinger Slesinger Lord Horder Edward Count Haugwitz - Reventlow Woolworth Millions

Farm Horses in Demand Spark Spring Sales in Clarke County

Farm horses fetch high prices as livestock sales draw crowds in Clarke county near White Post and Swimley. Llewellyn Jackson’s Stony House sale yielded about $4,000 with six horses totaling $1,185. Funkhouser sale near White Post brought around $3,800, including a $500 draft pair. Real estate sales at the county courthouse totaled about $16,000 with properties bought by local banks and individuals.

Llewellyn Jackson Stony House Swimley Clarke County C. ¢. Funkhouser Fritz White Post County Court House J. C. Sherman Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Commercial and Savings Bank L. H. Ramey W. J. Whitlock

Leap Year Town Celebrates Sixty Fourth Anniversary

Holbrook, believed to be the only town incorporated on Leap Year day, marked its sixty fourth anniversary today. Officially, Holbrook observed its fifteenth birthday.

Boston

Household sale near Winchester on Cedar Creek Grade

G. H. Rudolph announces a Tuesday March 3 sale at 10 a.m. of household goods and antiques one mile south of Winchester on Cedar Creek Grade. Also notice for Chuck and Ray's open tonight and Sunday with hot luncheon Monday March 2 at the Episcopal Parish House.

Winchester Cedar Creek Episcopal Parish House

Relief fund drive reports show progress and shortfall

Relief campaign workers at the George Washington Hotel reported total contributions of 7 581 50 toward a 14 500 goal with one day left needing 6 918 20 more. The Special Committee has 3 760 raised, the Individual Subscription Division nearly half its quota, and teams led by Owens Gibson Quarles Horton Bryarly posted varied totals.

George Washington Owens Gibson Quarles Horton Bryarly Virginia Woolen Company

Huberman’s Stradivarius Stolen at Carnegie Hall

A $30,000 Stradivarius violin belonging to Bronisław Huberman vanished from his Carnegie Hall dressing room after a concert. Police suspect a ransom plot due to the instrument’s conspicuous value and Lloyd’s insured amount. The theft marks the second time the violin has been stolen, with a prior 1919 incident ending in the thief’s imprisonment.

New York Carnegie Hall Strad Bronislaw Huberman Lloyd's Antonious Stradivarius Fraziebat Cremona Huberman Vienna

Hoffman letter challenges Schwarzkopf over Lindbergh probe

Gov. Harold G. Hoffman wrote a sharp letter to Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf denying knowledge of threats or promises made to troopers in the original Lindbergh kidnap investigation. The fourth weekly report raises political controversy over outside meddling and promises of job security to troopers questioned by supposed governor’s agents.

John Ferris Associated Press Trenton N. J Harold G. Hoffman Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf Schwarzkopf Bruno Richard Hauptmann Frank Kelly Kelly Schwarzk Lindbergh Hauptmann Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr Col H. Norman Schwarzkopf Hi Schwarzkopf

Teams Being Selected For The Raleigh Classic

Charlottesville Virginia February 29 The committee to choose eight southern conference basketball teams for Raleigh North Carolina next week is to announce its decisions after a luncheon meeting. The group includes Virginia coach Gus Tebell. Washington and Lee leads the conference with ten wins no losses followed by North Carolina and N C State.

Charlottesville Raleigh N. C Gus Tebell The University,of Virginia Washington and Lee University North Carolina University NC. State

Weaver Out for Tamp and Crown Bills Passage

State Capitol reports Senator Aubrey Weaver supports passage of the beer stamp and crown bill to curb bootlegging and raise about 100000 dollars yearly. The House bill, via Ralph Daughton, would stamp Virginia tax paid beer bottles and cans.

State Capitol Richmond Aubrey Weaver Front Royal W. A. Garrett Senate Finance Committee Administration Budert Ralph Daughton Virginia Weaver Daughton Finance Committee Department of Labor Senate House

Town boy now a finance expert

Ernest E. Reardon, son of the late Patrick and Mrs. Reardon, mingles with Winchester friends as he visits home before returning to Washington. He heads a staff auditing twelve federal home loan banks and the Federal Savings, Loan and Insurance Corporation. Previously in Louisville he served as treasurer of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank and held registrar and trustee roles for bonds issued by the Federal Land Bank and the Joint Stock Land Bank.

Winchester Ernest E. Reardon Patrick H. Reardon John Kerr Federal Home Loan Bank Board Reardon Federal Home Loan Federal Reserve System Federal Savings, Loan and Insurance Corporation Fedben Deposit Insurance Corporaon Washington Louisville Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Louisville Federal Land Bank of Louisville Joint Stock Land Bank Federal Land Bank

Wood chopper crushed foot in tree accident

Marian Marshall of Wadesville, about 41, suffered a badly crushed right foot when a tree he was cutting fell on it. An X ray at Memorial Hospital showed most foot bones, including metatarsals and heel, were crushed.

Marian Marshall Wadesville Memorial Hospital

Leap Year Day Sparks Women in Aurora Executive Roles

Unmarried women in Aurora occupy all executive jobs for Leap Year Day as bachelors flee the city. The unusual shift highlights a day of gender role novelty with men absent and women in charge.

Aurora

Okada Found Alive After Tokyo Purge Report Confusion

The New York Sun reports a Justice Department review for President Roosevelt clears air mail firms of civil and criminal liability tied to Hoover era contracts. acknowledges irregularities in negotiations but finds no law transgression by involved parties. The piece notes uncertainty on possible damages claims against the government.

New York The New York Sun Washington Department of Justice Roosevelt Air Mail Hoover Farley the Sun Senate Senator Black Dala Walter Brown

Police Charge Death by Own Action Threat to Mrs Hewitt

Jersey City February report states police accuse Mrs Maryon Cooper Hewitt of attempting suicide while her daughter Anne Cooper Hewitt files a civil suit alleging sterilization in a bid to gain access to the late Peter Cooper Hewitt estate. The hospital ward list names Mrs Jane Merritt of Boston as the patient identity. A San Francisco mayhem warrant had been sought by New York police.

Jersey City N. J Maryon Cooper Hewitt Ann

Rush Tavern Pricing Notice at Cork Street

A pricing note lists $2.00 per case for beverages at Rush Tavern located at 6 West Cork Street. The document references item code lp-11 and outlines a cash sale framework for bar supplies.

Rush Tavern Cork St

Income Tax Deductions for Relief Fund Contributions

Central Relief Fund contributions may be deducted from federal and state income taxes as per official notice. The guidance appears in the February 24, 1p-6t section.

Central Relief Fund

South End Hose Co. to Meet Monday Night

South End Hose Company holds a business meeting Monday night March 2. Entertainment committee promises a treat. All members urged to attend. Secretary.

South End Hose Co Entertainment Committee

Frederick peaches hit by cold in Shenandoah Valley

The Winchester Research Laboratory reports apples largely uninjured by the cold but many peach trees show no live buds or a greatly reduced crop. Dr W Hough predicts an overall peach crop decrease, with final results pending bud development as late as April. Readiness varies by site and orchard.

Shenandoah Valley Winchester Research Laboratory Hough Timberville Frederick County

Japanese Rebellion Crushed by Military Might in Tokyo

Japanese mutinous troops numbering about one thousand surrendered after a three day siege as martial law forces advanced with tanks and planes. Premier Okada survived an assassination attempt and ordered rebels to return to barracks under imperial command.

Associated Press Kei Okada Col Denzo Matsuo Hirohito Mage An Punts Goto Dosten Een Okada Wes Kohei Kashii Tokyo Yokohama Japan Kashir

Hauptmann case nears political controversy

A digest of world items notes the Hauptmann case entering a politically charged phase. Also listed are charges and countercharges in Washington, a death by own action alleged in New Jersey, a stolen Stradivarius valued at about 30 000 in New York, and other international notes.

Trenton Hauptmann Washington Jersey City N. J Maryon Cooper Hewitt New York Richmond Ashton Covell Assembly

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