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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1936

Page

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Senators Override Roosevelt. Soldiers Bonus Law Passed

Congress enacted immediate payment of the soldiers bonus over Roosevelt veto with a 76 to 19 Senate vote and 324 to 61 in the House. The $2.49 billion bond plan funds a $50 cash per bond payment, with further appropriations later. Critics warned of tax needs and a larger future debt, while supporters praised the step as timely relief for veterans.

Washington Congress Roosevelt Senate House Glass Byrd Virginia Mr. Roosevelt Treasury Garner Moreenthau Harrison D.-Miss

Dentist Hartman Unveils Pain Free Dental Formula

New York dentist Dr Hartman claims a formula eliminates all dental pain and says he spent 20 years testing it. He refused offers to sell the rights, presenting the discovery as a gift to the field and humanity.

Dr. Hartman New York Hartman

Virginia newspapers face one fourth cent per copy tax plan

A bill to tax Virginia newspapers one fourth cent per copy to fund an old age pension law was drafted for the House. Dinwiddie Delegate I N Coleman said the tax would be based on quarterly circulation and could raise about 750000 dollars annually. He noted papers could pass the cost to readers.

State Capitol Richmond Virginia House I. N. Coleman Dinwiddle

Hospital plan pushes forward at Memorial Hospital

Memorial Hospital promotes a low cost hospital insurance plan adopted in the past year. The three cent daily contribution funds 21 days of semi private hospitalization plus operating room use, lab work, medicines, dressings and 25 percent discount for dependents. Local rep Mrs. D. W. Ritenour reports strong enrollment growth.

Memorial Hospital D. W. Ritenour

Clinic On February 1 For Crippled Children

A clinic for the benefit of children who may be crippled or deformed will be held at the District Nurse Association offices next Saturday February 1. Hours are 9 to 1 and 2 to 3 30. Examinations will be led by Dr. Robert F Funsten of the University of Virginia Hospital. The clinic aims to help youths whose deformities are possible of correction.

District Nurse Association Robert F. Funsten University of Virginia Hospital

Commissioners Appointed to View Martinsburg Pike Property

Judge Philip Williams in Frederick County Circuit Court issued decrees appointing five viewing commissioners to assess just compensation and damages for property along the Martinsburg Pike as the State Highway Commission seeks condemnation to widen and improve the road. Three may serve. oath set for February 7. They will inspect properties of Charles W. Gruber, June F. Hurst, and E. W. Cather to determine damages, peculiar benefits, and net damages beyond benefits.

Philip Williams Frederick County Martinsburg Pike State Highway Commission Charles H. Harper J. H. Funkhouser Carroll Solenberger Roy P. Duvall Joseph L. Jolliffe Charles W. Gruber June F. Hurst E. W. Cather

Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival opens headquarters

The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival opens its headquarters on the basement floor of the George Washington Hotel. Miss Helen Buckley will staff the office and be joined after March 1 by Miss Katherine Hameloneter to handle production clerical work. Directors have announced nine committee chairmen with more to come as the organization forms. The office telephone is 1440 for information or business.

George Washington Hotel Piccadilly Street Helen Buckley Buckley Katherine Hameloneter Read

Book Mark Gift by Friend to Local Church

Miss Gertrude Myers former art teacher at Fort Loudoun Seminary now with Penn Air School for Girls Chambersburg Pa visited England last summer In Winchester she secured a long dark green silk book mark with brass medallions bearing Winchester coat of arms and inscription Winchester England blessed by the dean of the Cathedral and sent with a letter read by Rev E B McGukin the gift is highly appreciated by the congregation.

Gertrude Myers Fort Loudoun Seminary Penn-Air School For Girls Chambersburg England Winchester Loudh Street E. B. McGukin

Three Divorce Suits Filed in Frederick Circuit Court

Three divorce cases were filed in Frederick county circuit court citing desertion as grounds. Named plaintiffs are Dorothy D. Crabill vs Herman Crabill of Winchester address 840 Amherst, Mary Fishel vs Samuel Fishel, and Allen S. Linaburg vs Mattie O Linaburg. Also notice for rent: Zinn farm Stephenson Virginia 170 acres with building and running water, possession March 1.

Frederick County Dorothy D. Crabill Herman Crabill Amherst Street Winchester Mary Fishel Samuel Fishel Allen S. Linaburg Mattie.o. Linaburg Zinn Stephenson H. Eagle

Handley High School Comedy "Paupers and Pews" at 8 PM

Three act comedy by professional players presented at Handley High School sponsored by faculty. Admission adults 35 cents and children 20 cents. Event listed with pricing and venue details. Also mentions yarns ball and cone thread and Moling & Cather. WANTED Good clean cotton rags Star Office.

Handley High School Moling & Cather Star

Plans Progress as Woodrum Chides for Garaarramith Walk

Despite winter weather and bad roads, county farmers gathered for the first county agricultural planning meeting in the courthouse. Speakers led by W R Legge and William S Thomas urged farmer organization to secure agricultural equality with industry. Ten community committees will discuss six topics from Feb 3 to March 15, with a county forum to set production goals for 1936 and soil conservation. All interested farmers are invited to participate in nearby discussion groups to help shape the program.

Court House W. R. Legge Northern Virginia William S. Thomas W. C. Shackleford Leslie D. Kline J. W. Larrick E. M. Funk Frederick County Comant Me Ees

Tropical Liner Collides With Tanker on Mississippi River

The tropical passenger liner Amapala of Standard Fruit and Steamship Co. crashed with the tanker Camden near Bolivar Point, 60 miles below New Orleans. A gash in the hull forced passenger transfer to New Orleans as the ship beached. no injuries were reported. The sister ship Atlantida was dispatched from New York to assist and evacuate passengers.

New Orleans Standard Fruit and Steamship Company Camden Mississisippi Bolivar Point Standard Fruit Company U. S. Atlantida New York

Bell Cited For 20 Year Service

Andrew Bell is listed in a national Who's Who among Commercial Organization Secretaries in the January American City. He has served in Chamber of Commerce activities since 1915, most of that time in Winchester after coming from Harrisonburg. He received a congratulatory letter from Harold B. Skinner of Campbell County's Commercial and Civic Association in Newport, Kentucky.

Andrew Bell Local Commerce Chamber Bell Chamber of Commerce Winchester Harrisonburg Harold B. Skinner Commercial and Civic Association of Campbell County Newport

Smith walk remark sparks Democratic row in Congress

Rep Woodrum D VA challenged Alfred E Smith over his walk reference during a Liberty League speech saying Smith would have walked in Chicago not Philadelphia. Smith’s stance on the 1932 platform and Roosevelt’s renomination dominated tense debate as leaders weighed campaign implications.

Alfred E. Smith Philadelphia Chicago Representative Woodrum D-Va Jefferson Jackson Cleveland Franklin D. Roosevelt Woodrum Smith American Liberty League Walker-Outer Virginian New Yorker Roosevelt Burns Representative Bankhead Alabama New York

Pruning Demonstrations Postponed To February

Due to extreme winter weather pruning demonstrations and the horticultural school scheduled for Friday January 31 are moved to the week of February 10. County Agent Stine and extension horticulturist A. H. Teske confirm the postponement after weather talks with growers. W S Campfield cannot attend due to legislative duties in Richmond. A new schedule will be announced later in the week. the school now set for February 13 after the demonstrations.

Stine A. H. Teske Blacksburg W. S. Campfield The Virginia Horticultural Society Richmond Horticultural School

Root Reached For Gun Says Wife in Murder Trial

Daisy Alexander Root testified she shot Brenton Root after he reached for a gun at their country home in Memphis Tennessee. Her cross examination reiterated that she carried the pistol for protection late at night on November 3.

Memphis Tenn Daisy Alexander Root

Falls To His Death At Sea

Warrick Harman a 51 year old Jacksonville grocery broker fell or leaped to his death from the hurricane deck of the Merchants and Miners Liner Fairfax while at sea between Savannah Georgia and Jacksonville Florida last night officials said.

Jacksonville Fla Warrick Harman Merchants and Miners Fairfax Savannah

Federal Control Proposed for Mount Vernon Monticello and Ash Lawn

The House appropriations committee discussed federal supervision of Mount Vernon Monticello and Ash Lawn as part of interior department outlays. Arno B Cammerer suggested government care may not surpass the Mount Vernon Ladies Association, while Rep Marion Zioncheck doubted any worse outcome from government control.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Mount Vernon Monticello Ash Lawn National Park Service Interior Department Congress Park Service A. E. Demaray Ickes United States Arno B. Cammerer Marion Zioncheck Dem Wash

Indefinite School Closures Prompted by Cold Wave

Frederick County schools remain closed indefinitely as zero weather and ice block roads. Superintendent Leslie D. Kline cited poor attendance and cold ailments at Middletown and Stephens City as factors. Clarke County schools also closed for the week amid frigid conditions.

Leslie D. Kline Frederick Kline Clarke C. O. Dearmont Clarke County

Industry may locate in Winchester bringing 125 jobs

Winchester is under consideration for a new industry that could employ about 125 people. The firm, a nationally known manufacturer, has a proven product. Discussions with city leaders in Philadelphia last week included a bank official and chamber secretary, with a site visit planned this week to inspect two available buildings.

Winchester Philadelphia Andrew Bell Chamber of Commerce Harold G. Brown Shenandoah Valley National Bank

Public Auction Postponed on Henry Mears Farm

Weather forces delay of the public sale near Canterbury Virginia in the matter of Whitlock Perry Whitlock and Fawcett versus Darlington and Peyton Darlington. Sheriff Harry L. McCann to announce new date and location.

Henry Mears Canterbury J. F. Whitlock L. E. Perry W. N. Whitlock R. F Fawcett J. Peyton Darlington Harry L. McCann

Centenary Ref. Church Evening Service Ad

January 26 at 8 p m. admission fifty cents. A brief notice for the Centenary Reformed Church events.

Church

Patrons Urged to Shovel Snow From Mail Boxes

Winchester Postmaster W Nel son Page appeals to city and rural patrons to clear snow from around mail boxes. He notes extreme cold winds make carriers wade through snow along a 20 mile route to deliver mail, causing cold wet feet and added time for each stop.

Winchester W. Nelson Page Page

Young People Are Marooned In Sioux

A car carrying two young women and three youths was stranded in a snow drift between High View and Lehew West Virginia during the deep cold last week. They remained marooned from late night until the next day, were severely chilled when rescued, and their identities could not be learned.

High View Lehew W. Va

Lad Fractures Arm In Fall On Ice Near Handley

Jack Kern son of Mr and Mrs John A Kern of South Cameron street fell on the ice Friday afternoon while returning from Handley school and broke his left arm. The fracture was set and he is convalescing satisfactorily in a cast.

Jack Kern John A. Kern South Cameron Street Handley

Attend Sale Milburn Realty Front Court House

A real estate sale notice announces Milburn Realty to sell at the court house steps at noon on Saturday February 1. The parcels listed bear numbers 1 21 29 31 1p 31 and are subject to auction under court supervision.

Sale Milburn Realty Front Court House

10 000 Slain by Italians in Ethiopian War Report

The Italian government announced 10 000 Ethiopians were slain in southern Ethiopian battles as Italian forces push from Dolo toward Neghelli and advance into the Daya Parma valley. Italian columns under General Agostini and General Graziani extend operations north toward Lake Tana amid continuing Ethiopian resistance and seasonal rains.

Charles E. Harner Associated Press Ethiopia Wadra Neghelli Dolo Agostini Rodolfo Graziani Ait Ageny Mussa Sawa Graziani Pietro Boo Lake Tana Makale Addis Ababa Emperor Selassie

Borah for President supporters set up in Washington

Quietly organized headquarters for a Borah for President campaign are reported in Washington. The roundup notes diverse views on textile industry management and labor as Senate votes 76 to 19 on the bonus bill.

Washington Richmond Virginia Chicago Senate New Orleans Camden Mississippi River

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Wallace Senate Agriculture Committee Horace Edwards W. F. Robinson Rodgers View Properties Mark Garaarramith Root Washington State Camerer Falin Wise County Haugheman Falin State Industrial School Beaumont W. L. Painter Children's Bureau State Welfare Department Wiseeee D. P Othe Ana Erea N. Palin Vane Maggie Falin Pe Ss Paine Painter Sioux Rome Emperor Haile Selassie Ras Desta Demtu Wadara World News
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