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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1935
Page
2
Lipppman argues the hot oil case tests delegation limits under the Constitution. The Court demands clear policy and findings, warning against displacing legislative authority. He discusses broader New Deal codes, fiscal initiative, and the need to keep budget proposals with the President.
Deeds recently recorded in the county show 5 year lease to Texas Company for a lot and buildings at the Routes 50 and 97 intersection with rental 75 dollars per month. Virginia secures two more rights of way on Boyce road. Entities include A L Rosenberger and Mar miles east of Winchester on Buffalo Lick Road in Shawnee district. Details: 3500 dollars for M M Lynch et als to E H White and E W Tevalt on 258 9 acres located 20 miles NW of Winchester on the Cross Junction to Berkeley Springs road, partly in Frederick and Morgan counties. 2695 dollars for H W McVicar et ux to Charles P McVicar in Indian Hollow. 2900 dollars for Herbert S Larrick trustee to Emma T Anderson near Grimes. Loy et al lease of Loy and Lupton Service Station at Kernstown to American Oil Company for five years at 50 dollars per month for first eight months, then 75 dollars monthly. Mrs Daisy Moss to J H De Haven on 22 1/2 acres near Cedar Grove in Stonewall district with nominal consideration. Daisy Moss also sells lot on North Frederick Pike six miles from Winchester with nominal consideration.
Mrs Elizabeth Mandel seeks a permit from the state conservation commission to shoot squirrels invading her New York home. The rodents have damaged the roof floors and a Persian rug, and the family says the season closed December 31.
Jabbo the monkey inmate at the Huntsville state prison escaped by climbing the walls. He was追 captured about a block away while playing with a dog. Upon recapture, prisoners dressed him in stripes, the uniform for recalcitrant escapes.
A blue car and complaints of women shot in the neck lead to a search with bluecoats in Conschohocken. Two air rifles and two youths claiming to be John Sheridan and George Haigh are found in a vacant house. Earlier, former burgess James B. Ray reopened his jewelry store and recovered a bag with all items stolen from his window 24 hours earlier.
In Baltimore on January 12 Potomac Edison Company lawyers asked the state public service commission for a seven day extension to answer the order mandating a ten percent cut in gross income. Piper Carey and Hall said ten days is insufficient for considered conclusions. Commission officials will decide, with a likely favorable action.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 12 A radio account of the Men trial led John Condax an art instructor to notify authorities that he was the borrower of a book of symbols from the New York Public Library about which defense attorneys see Dr John F Wassie. Mention of the book was made in the trial during cross examination of Dr Condon on Wednesday. Edward J Reilly defense counsel sought to show it was Jassie who signed for the book Koch's work on German symbols. The library slip showed the name John Condon Reilly said.
Vienna January 12 Poderjay began a lengthy journey back to the United States to face bigamy charges in New York. Austrian detectives escorted the former Yugoslav army officer from prison toward the Italian border where Italian police would transport him to Genoa. He departs January 15 aboard the President Polk in custody of New York detective Jacob Von Weisenstein. authorities also questioned him about the disappearance of Agnes Turvetson, a former Detroit and New York attorney whom he had married just over a year earlier.
Washington January 12 Volney P Mooney Jr commander of the Disabled American Veterans urged that the federal government assume responsibility for ex soldiers removed from federal relief rolls as unemployables He criticized the policy of returning unemployables to state care and proposed that wartime disabled men declared unemployable by the federal emergency relief administration be held by the voter Oh genta as totally disabled.
Eagles drop snails on rocks to crack shells and access the meat. This feeding behavior helps them exploit an available prey resource efficiently and demonstrates their problem solving in rocky habitats.
County Agent I Pred Stine and horticulturist D A Tucker announce orchard demonstrations for January 17 and 18. The program covers fertilization spraying cover crops with demos at four orchards: R P Anderson west of Gore Phil H Gold on Apple Pie Ridge north of Winchester Ray Robinson west of Stephens City and L O Dick east of Clearbrook. This is part of 1985 county orchard program.
New York report says Mme. Marcella Seimbrich, 76, famed opera singer, died yesterday at home 151 Central Park West after an illness of nearly two months. Her death closes a long international career.
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