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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1934

Page

6

Virginia legislature weighs tax plan and stricter vehicle rules

Measures to raise more revenue face Senate consideration as Virginia debates a tax plan aimed at funding public schools. Bills tighten motor vehicle rules for carriers and reduce weight and length limits for trucks, with hearings set and committee actions noted.

Motor Vehicle Commission Corporation Commission Peery Chesapeake Senate Insurance and Banking Committee E. E. Holland Suffolk House of Delegates Stephens and Hodges State Board of Motion Picture Censorship Emma Speed Sampson John Chalkey John Mackall Fairfax Medley, Bach Buxton M. R. Peterson J. T. Clements C. V. Spratley F. W. Coolman Benjamin Hayden Walter Robertson William Mead Fletcher State Corporation Commission Aubrey Weaver Front Royal State Highway Commission Jarman’s Gap North Carolina Line Skyline Drive Shenandoah National Park Great Smoky Mountain Park Senate Committee On Public Institutions and Education Senate Economy Committee State Board of Education Hopewell Joint Norfolk-Portsmouth Senate Norfolk J. H. Meek State Division of Markets Department of Agriculture Department Meek

Hoover to Visit East on Personal Business

Former White House secretary Lawrence Richey said former President Hoover would travel east "some time soon" to handle personal matters in New York City. He could not provide a definite date, noting Hoover's trip would focus on personal business left unfinished after Hoover left the White House last March.

Associated Press Washington Lawrence Richey White House Hoover Richey New York City

Winchester native named treasurer of Federal Land Bank

Ernest E. Reardon of Winchester, a graduate of John Kerr High School, has been chosen treasurer of the Federal Land Bank in Louisville. He previously served as War Finance Corporation assistant auditor and Federal Farm Loan Board examiner, rising from a young public accountant to senior federal official amid strong support from his Winchester friends.

Washington Reardon War Finance Corporation Act of Congress Federal Land Bank Organization Federal Farm Loan Board Federal Farm Loan Louisville

Japan to Protest Mussolini Article

The Japanese government plans to lodge a verbal protest with Premier Mussolini over his recent Far East article. Ambassador Matsushima will deliver the notice and also oppose a Chamber speech by Marquis Vastello. The protest marks a rare diplomatic move amid a fascist press campaign accusing Japan of economic aggression hurting Italy’s silk and cotton markets.

Associated Press Rome Mussolini Il Duce Far East Matsushima Marquis Vastello Chamber of Deputies

Assassination Plot Foiled in Sinaia Romania

Police in Sinaia thwarted an apparent attempt on Prime Minister George Tatarescu as he traveled by special train from Bucharest to a royal banquet. A student intruded into the prime minister’s coach amid rising excitement, with authorities not releasing full details initially.

Associated Press Sinaia Rumania George Tatarescu Bucharest Boris Joanna Bulgaria Carol Tatarescu Iong Duca

Druggist May Sue Gen Lane For False Arrest

William A. Tompson a Princess Anne druggist said he was considering suing Attorney General William Preston Lane Jr for 100000 dollars over alleged false arrest and damage to character. He was arrested last November when Baltimore troops rounded up suspects in the George Armwood lynching. Tompson noted you have not heard the end of this. Also arrested were three Somerset county residents by troops acting under orders of the attorney general and Governor Albert C. Ritchie.

Associated Press Princess Anne William A. Tompson William Preston Lane, Jr Tompson Baltimore George Armwood

Wads of Currency Taken From Touhy's Pockets By Police

Chicago January 25. Police testified in Illinois case against Roger Touhy and three gang members. Evidence showed Touhy’s pockets contained cash seized by Elkhorn Wisconsin police, plus pistols and a rifle from his car, and tape and bandages used for blindfolding kidnap victims.

Chicago Roger Touhy John Factor Illinois Touhy Elkhorn Wis

Pageant Presented by West Virginia Youth at Loudoun Street

Young people from Lost City and Wardensville staged a pageant in Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church as part of home missions week. Rev. Bernard Bain led the program with a script, readings, and a vocal quartet, drawing praise from attendees.

Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Bernard Bain Wardensville Lost City Bain Mary Baughman Virginia Helen Strawderman Ernestine Fogle Mary Kahne Bush Marston David Walker Wardensville Ea Mary Esther Baughman Robert Fridley B. F. Pilgrim Alma Heltzel Robert Campbell C. D. Gilkeson Mr. Bain

Public Sale of Lewis W. Smith Property in Frederick County

Public sale of 117 acres in Gainesboro District Frederick County Virginia to satisfy a deed of trust held by Greenbrier Joint Stock Land Bank. Sale set for February 24 1934 at noon in Winchester Virginia front of the county courthouse. Three tracts totaling 117 acres 3 roods 35 poles with detailed parcel boundaries and terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal notes due in one and two years with 6 percent interest. Harry R Kern trustee.

Harry M. Sartelle Harry R. Kern Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Greenbrier Joint Stock Land Bank Lewisburg West Virginia Winchester Gainesboro Nain Lewis W. Smith H. M. Sartelle Etux M. L. Parsons Brown George Mason Levi Boyd Boyd Tevi Boyd A. J. Tavenner M. L. Parson E. R. Himelright Russell Himelright Parsons Campbell Renner Clark Ruble S Davis Brown Cook Parsons and

Prison Reform at Welfare Island After Raid

New York reports reveal 1400 inmates at Welfare Island prison received scanty cold meals while about 200 inmates cooked steaks and chops over library flames. Commissioner MacCormick ordered steam tables and isolation of favorites, drug addicts moved to hospital, and expanded searches. Independent inquiries by district and federal officials follow the raid.

New York Welfare Island Prison Austin H. MacCormick MacCormick William C. Dodge U. S Martin Conboy Frank L. Igoe

French duel between Hesse and Beineix at Parc Des Princes

Deputy Andre Hesse and lawyer John Beineix exchanged four shots at 32 yards in Paris's Parc Des Princes over a Bayonne pawnshop scandal article. Both escaped injury as 20,000 seats were empty and public action was unlikely despite the illegal nature of dueling in France.

Paris Bayonne Andre Hesse John Beineix Parc Des Princes Hesse Beineix Serge Stavisky France

Public sale of Whitacre land in Gainesboro Virginia

Deed of trust from C T Whitacre and Mildred Whitacre to Harry R Kern trustee defaults on bonds held by The Greenbrier Joint Stock Land Bank of Covington Virginia. Prospectus for public auction February 24 1934 at 11 am in Winchester Virginia for 430 acre tract adjoining I M Whitacre and Henry Shirley with West Virginia boundary. One third cash, balance in two equal notes at 6 percent.

C. T. Whitacre Mildred Whitacre Harry R. Kern Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Grenbrier’ Joint Stock Land Bank Covington County Court House Winchester Gainesboro DeHaven Howard's Chapel Isaac Whitacre H. M. Sartelle M. M. Lynch Edward Brannon Green Harry R. ‘Kern Paw

Impeachment of Kansas Attorney General Fails

Topeka Kansas January 25 The Kansas Senate court of impeachment acquitted Attorney General Roland Boynton of misdemeanor charges and then began trial of state auditor Will J French for dereliction in office tied to the forged bond scandal. Boynton was convicted on none of the four articles and the vote fell 22 to 18.

Topeka Kans Kansas Senate Roland Boynton Will J. French Boynton French House of Representatives Ronald Finney Finney

Lost Girl Found After Police Search in Boston Suburbs

Lorraine Anita Hewey, 15, vanished ten days ago after leaving her sister’s home in Norwood. She was located tonight at the home of Mollie Daly’s father, Matthew Daly, in Norwood. Police had followed a letter claiming she would be killed by a “crazy” man, referencing a recent fatal bakery shooting.

Boston Lorraine Anita Hewey Irene Small Norwood Matthew J. Daly Mollie Daly Chum Lorraine

Sale of Linaberg farm parcels in Frederick County Virginia

By decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia Special Commissioner will auction two parcels of real estate tied to the Linaberg estate. Parcel 1 is 134 acres with a house and outbuildings nine miles west of Winchester near Wardensville Grade. Parcel 2 is 26 acres unimproved with timber. Both sell to highest bidder with cash down and balance in one and two years, secured by deed of trust and bonds bearing 6 percent interest. Public sale set for February 24, 1934, at 11 AM in Winchester होटल.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Harvey Linaberg Robt. S. Smith Admr B. R. Linaberg Eee City of Winchester Barney R. Linaberg Frederick Co Wardensville Whissen Road S. G. Orndorff G. A. Wigginton E. B. Smoke P. W. Lockhart C. H. Barr Home Farm Wardensville Grade John Elliott A. B. Fauver Racey Winning Orndorff Robert 8S. Smith C. C. Brannon Smith

Mercer County Figures Held for Advised Ruling

Federal Judge George W. McClintic took under advisement the case against J. C. Fanning of Mercer County and former jailer W. Thornton. The proceedings focus on events tied to Mercer County.

J. C. Fanning Mercer County W. Thornton George W. McClintic

Jail Break Plot Tied to Mercer County Escape

The article details an escape plot involving William Mullins and William Albert of Bluefield with Mullins as a fugitive and Albert surrendering. Finley Cook testified he warned Mercer County jail officials about the attempted break while Fanning denied knowledge of the plans.

William R. Albert Bluefield William Mullins Mercer County Mullins Albert Finley Cook Shall Fanning

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Winchester Boy U.S. Land Bank Ernest E. Reardon Louisville, Ky Gen. Lane West Va Axury Frank Clark and Family C. T. and M. Whitacre Property Dunn & Duvall Oaw Fough Chambray Riversides Black Gray China Montgomery Ward &Co South London
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