Dozen Fatally Hurt In Air Raid Strikes
Authorities said 60 to 70 hazardous devices were dropped in an air raid. Most fell on an orphanage causing multiple deaths and extensive damage. The victims were mainly women and children.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1938
Page
9
Authorities said 60 to 70 hazardous devices were dropped in an air raid. Most fell on an orphanage causing multiple deaths and extensive damage. The victims were mainly women and children.
Reports from Otaru say the Japanese steamer Oko Maru possibly sank with 31 crew. A rescue ship found three bodies at the indicated spot after an SOS during a heavy storm.
The Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book is now available. Send fifteen cents for a copy featuring Pattern No. 1207-B Daytime Frock on Shirtwaist Lines with sizes 34 to 50 and fabric needs.
Eddie Briez surveys a busy sports week with notes on Bill Terry, a California college bid, Saratoga Springs basketball, Sonja Henie’s ice carnival, Joe McCarthy, Dave Sico’s Newport stunt, umpire Cal Hubbard, Barney Ross, Michigan coaching salary talks, Col Ruppert and Joe DiMaggio headlines, Mike DiMaggio’s Houston pursuit, A G H Daytona Beach gate, Cardinals rookies’ 124 bases, Florida slot machines, Julius Rivlin at Marshall, Southern Conference meeting in May, George O Green’s death, Sam and Burnely as sports editors, Jimmy Erwin praising Ignaco Herrera as top light heavyweight.
The poster touts John Wayne in Idol of the Crowds at Hable's Palace Theatre for Thursday only. The note promises a sports world versus underworld hockey thriller with fast pace and high thrills on ice.
A Presbyterian array of upcoming sales dates listing multiple auditors and estates. Entries show buyers and sellers, farm locations around Berryville Gore Boyce Summit Point and Rippon with stock and implements, household goods, and farm equipment scheduled from January through March.
On Capitol Hill lawmakers discuss national issues as the Senate debated the anti lynching bill and the House approved minor measures. The Senate confirmed Stanley F Reed as Supreme Court Justice amid ongoing tax reform talks and highway funding discussions.
The Rev B F Spitzer announces an old time revival meeting at Mount Olive United Brethren Church in Hayfield. Visiting ministers bring powerful gospel messages nightly with inspirational singing and a nightly children's choir. The pastor says they are praying for and expecting great things and invites all to attend.
The Royal A. C. of Berryville will face undefeated McLean, Virginia, on Berryville High School court at 8 PM. The aeaeaae girls meet Boyce Alumnae girls in a second fast contest.
Mrs Marian Rawald testified at the William Frank trial. The 62-year-old admirer sought to reconcile a wife with her estranged husband to remove a younger rival. Frank fired shotgun blasts that left 36 year old Russell Maines wheelchair bound for life.
Frank Leath age 88 died January 15 at the home of his niece Mrs. Herbert Parsons in Romney West Virginia. He was born in Hampshire County Bloomery area and had lived with relatives in Romney and Piedmont. Survived by daughters Mrs Murvil Dick Reynolds Store and Mrs Linn Hochins Bloomery and son Austin Leath at home. Funeral held January 18 at Bloomery Church with interment nearby.
The Aetna Casualty and Surety Company and other Virginia workers comp insurers seek SCC approval for changes to classifications rates minimum premiums and rules effective April 1 1938. Proposed averages show a 4.7 percent overall rate decrease with specific group adjustments and new loss constants to be collected on smaller risks. Hearings are set for March 2 1938 in Richmond before the State Corporation Commission. Representatives from the Workmen's Compensation Inspection Rating Bureau of Virginia will be present.
Treasury list shows Franklin D. Roosevelt overpaid by $1,029 within $32,253,803 in refunds for year ended June 30. New York firms Equitable Life and American Gas and Electric top million-dollar refunds. California stars Constance Bennett Ronald Coleman Marion Davies also received sums. Other notable refunds include John D. Rockefeller Edna Ferber Edna Oliver and several DuPont family members.
Brannon Strawderman of Kernstown Virginia declares he will not be responsible for debts contracted by any person other than himself. Dated January 26, 2011.
Calotabs are promoted as a thorough intestinal eliminant to cleanse the tract of virus laden mucus and help nature throw off a cold. A family package costs twenty five cents and a trial package ten cents.
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