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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1939
Page
3
Governor Price rebutted Senator Byrd's claim that Virginia's share of federal aid totals 393 million dollars. He argued the senator overstated figures, saying federal grants have spurred permanent public works in Virginia and that the state benefited from long deferred projects.
Explains how kidneys filter waste and acids from the blood. Describes symptoms like swelling pain and frequent urination from kidney issues and urges seeking medical help.
Property for sale includes a Main Street business in Berryville Virginia worth 5250 dollars a 7 room house with 2 acres in Luray for 3000 dollars a furnished tourist home near Strasburg Route 11 priced at 8500 dollars two story brick investment on Richards Avenue 12500 dollars a brick two story on Kent Street 2625 dollars doubles on Sharp Street 4000 dollars and on Front Royal Road 75 by 385 foot lots plus two morningside drive lots and a Millwood Avenue lot suited for a tourist home financing offered.
The article details Senate maneuvers over an $875 million relief bill with talks of a possible tie vote. Senators consider amendments limiting WPA dismissals and allow for additional funds if needed. House committees push transportation regulation and Perkins impeachment. Also notes local incidents from Indianapolis and Philadelphia.
The quarterly laymen's service will be held at Stephens City M E Church South on Tuesday evening January 29 at 5 30 PM. A committee of women from four churches will lead the program featuring hymns prayers talks and duets. Public attendance is requested.
Baltimore January 26 A grand jury will hear the case of George Habighurst supervisor of the Union Stock Yards charged with horsewhipping four youths. He posted 1000 bond after the youths testified in magistrate court they were locked in a barn and whipped while seeking work. Habighurst says self defense and claims the youths ganged up on him. Police testified the boys Raymond Gardner Leroy Stein James Oderalhoff and Walter Driver bore welts on legs wrists and backs.
Reports from Chile describe widespread destruction in towns like Talca and Concepcion as a major quake strikes a 450 mile strip from Valparaiso to Chillan. Officials say many buildings, jails and hospitals collapsed while rescue crews rush in by train, ship and air with doctors and supplies.
Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, proposes that young pitchers are frightened by home run talk and fear from batters. Mack, traveling from Fort Myers with Connie Jr., discusses how nerves affect mound confidence.
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