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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1937
Page
9
The article reports on Graves defending parole policies amid 15 of 494 prisoners failing to report this year. Graves says parolees must keep their word and references mixed scriptures and arithmetic to justify the system.
In Columbus on January 6 the American Bar Association heard that the law profession is seriously overcrowded and urged raising admission standards. The suggestion called for more stringent criteria for law schools and for the practice rather than limiting the number admitted to the bar.
The South Tibbetsville brass band stumbled during a Sunday event as Pudgy Moore struck the base drum with a snowball. A lighthearted note about what taxpayers will wear this year notes pockets inside out.
Wash the affected areas with Resinol Soap and warm water to soften scales and crusts. Dry gently, do not rub. Doctors recommend an oily ointment like Resinol Ointment, which penetrates outer skin layers and aids healing. Get Resinol Ointment and Soap at drug stores. free sample available from Resinol Dept. 1 Baltimore Md.
RICHMOND Virginia January 6 Old Dominion basketball teams will launch the 1937 college season tonight with three contests on the docket. Last year's state champions the Washington and the generals will engage Elon at Lexington preliminary to opening their southern conference schedule against Maryland in Doremus Gym Friday. Five games are carded for a busy Friday night.
Bing Crosby stars in Pennies From Heaven at Hable's Palace with Ma Evans performing songs and a Fox News reel The Man Who Lived Again features Boris Karloff at Palace Theatre Thursday only as part of a one night show aimed to start the new year with entertainment and rhythm.
Lupton Orchard Service Co will hold an all day open house for area farmers on January 8 with an entertainment program and educational demonstrations. The event highlights The Blacksmith's Gift a 100 year old epic about early American agriculture featuring Monte Blue and Fuzzy Knight, plus other pictures and farming method newsreels. Speakers and demonstrations will offer a short course in modern farming and tractor use as part of the centennial celebration of John Deere's steel plow.
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