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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1940

Page

2

Winter Damage Light for Tidewater Truck Crops Says Expert

Dr H H Zimmerley of the Virginia truck experiment station at Diamond Springs says winter and early spring truck crops in Tidewater Virginia spinach kale and collards suffered little from the extreme cold. He notes wind damage exceeded cold impact and that a cold resistant kale was developed and thriving. Snow and ice must melt before damage extent can be judged.

Norfolk Tidewater Virginia H. H. Zimmerley Virginia Truck Experiment Station Diamond Springs Princess Anne County Zimmerley Zim Berley

Warns Labor Not To Be A Sucker

Gen. Hugh S. Johnson says organized labor will be a stupid sucker if it backs any party or politician. He urges labor to oppose or support issues, not persons, and praises John L. Lewis for keeping parties guessing at the United Mine Workers convention. Johnson aligns with Lewis on debt, taxation, unemployment and domestic focus.

Columbus Hugh Johnson John L. Lewis NRA Roosevelt United Mine Workers’ Convention John Lewis Lewis Lewis Johnson Congress of Industrial Organizations CIO Ee of Labor

Cooperatives To Fight Tax Bill In Virginia General Assembly

W. G. Wysor of the Southern States Cooperative announces an amendment to Virginia cooperative marketing law to tax agricultural cooperatives on a fair basis. The proposed bill would tax all business with nonmembers and all consumer goods sales whether or not made with members.

Richmond General Assembly W. G. Wysor Southern States Cooperative Virginia Cooperative Marketing Act

Edison’s New Aide Lewis Compton Named Assistant Secretary

Lewis Compton of New Jersey appointed assistant secretary of the navy after serving as a special assistant to the Secretary. The promotion follows personal recommendation by Thomas Edison.

Lewis Compton New Jersey Navy Edison

Buckner Given Year in Jail Suspended on Leaving County

Walton Buckner received a year in jail suspended on condition he leave the county immediately after being charged with creating a disturbance at Alvin Clarke's place 6 miles northwest of Winchester on Route 7. He also must pay $10.25 costs. Buckner reportedly has a federal record and was tried by Trial Justice A J Tavenner. Between eight and nine billion food cans are produced annually.

Walton Buckner Alvin Clarke Winchester Buckner A. J. Tavenner

Deep South Faces Multimillion Loss From Cold Wave

Florida citrus and vegetable growers face multi million dollar losses as a deep freeze, the worst in 25 years, devastates Dade and Lee counties crops. Early estimates place Miami Dade veggie losses at 7 to 10 million, with sugar cane and citrus also damaged. Deaths from the cold push near 400 for three weeks.

Miami Fia Florida Southland Middle West Dade County Lee County Deland Everglades Key West South Midwest Louisiana Arkansas Apple Shippers Winchester Texas Deep South

Older Children Have Advantage

Richmond January 29. Dr Frank L Apperly of the Medical College of Virginia finds older children have a decisive edge toward greatness based on a study of American Rhodes scholars. He also says a boy with sisters is more likely to become a great man than a boy with brothers or with an equal number of siblings.

Richmond Frank L. Apperly Medical College of Virginia Apperly

Virginia Senate advances land and tax relief measures

The Virginia Senate approved bills authorizing counties to acquire lands for public forests, releasing penalties on real estate taxes due through 1940 if taxes are paid by December 5, 1940, and enabling state aid for forestry and nursery projects. Other items include a cooperative marketing act amendment, open fox hunting season proposal, and lobbyist registration updates.

Senate Harry C. Stuart Boards of Supervisors W. G. Wysor Southern States Cooperative Cooperative Marketing Act Sena Tors R. O. Norris Charles T. Moses H. B. Moseley State Conservation Commission State Highway Commission

Lewis Strategy and Labor Support Questioned

Lewis challenges politicians to answer demands for a conference and warns labor should not assume political support. Gen Hugh S Johnson defends Lewis as clever strategy keeping both parties guessing while CIO leaders differ on Roosevelt administration support.

Hughs. Johnson Lewis NRA Labor CIO Roosevelt Johnson

Japan to file second protest over Asama Maru seizure

Tokyo reported a second protest to Great Britain over the seizure of 21 Germans from the Japanese liner Asama Maru. Japan seeks formal return of the Germans, arguing only active combatants may be seized from neutral ships. British reply deemed inadequate, with Parliament tensions rising.

Tokyo Japan Great Britain Foreign Office Yokohama Mitsumasa Yonai

Russian Bomb Field Hospital Hit by Bombers Near Front

Twenty three people died when Russian bombers dropped through low clouds to strike a field hospital near the front. Four of the dead were women, and the attack occurred this afternoon targeting the makeshift medical facility.

Karelian

Japanese General Warns of Reprisals in China

General Masaharu Homma, commander of the Japanese garrison in Tientsin, issued a veiled threat toward the United States after the trade treaty expiration. He stated he did not see any reason to treat American citizens more favorably than others in the future.

Tientsin Masaharu Homma U. S Homma

Baltimore Market Quotations From Jan 29

Baltimore Livestock market reports show cattle steady to slightly lower, hog prices up to 20 cents higher with good to choice hogs 170-220 pounds at 6.10 to 6.35, sheep around steady, calves strong to higher with good demand, and mixed poultry and turkey prices marginally firmer. Chicago and Western markets reflect slower sales but firmer hogs and weaker cattle, with weekly price ranges and weights listed for各 categories.

U. S Maryland Kent Island Baltimore Livestock Baltimore USDA Chicago Livestock Chicago

Local Markets Update Page Note

Market listings are presented as a daily update with standard caveats about potential typographical errors. The Star does not assume responsibility for transcription mistakes but provides current prices and items as read.

The Star

Stocks Drift With Little Rally Toward Midday Composite

New York stock market moves hesitantly with selective small advances and many shares at a standstill. Prices ease in the final hour as about 500000 shares change hands and a wide list of issues show varied, near-flat activity.

New York Chem & Dye Smelt & R Am Sugar Ref Am T & T Am Tob Anaconda Beth Steel Chrysler Corn Credit Con Edis DuPont de N Gen Elec Foods Ind Bay Int Harvest Johns Manville Kennecott Mont Ward Nat Risc N ¥ Central Packard Pay U S Steel West el & Mfg Woolworth

Wheat and grain prices dip to late December lows

Chicago January 29 wheat fell about two cents to its lowest since December 12 as selling triggered by stop orders and large world stocks weighed on markets. Cash wheat and flour demand provided limited rally while mill buying steadied prices. May July and September futures quotes shown for wheat corn oats and soybeans with modest declines across the board.

Chicago

Wheat and grain price report from Chicago markets

Rye and barley prices listed for months in 1967 and 1968 with grain values in cents per bushel and dollars per ton. Includes cash wheat No 2 red and No 4 yellow hard, oats, soybeans, timothy seed, sweet clover, red clover, and alfalfa, with Winchester market prices for wheat and corn and year ago comparisons.

Chicago Winchester

Century Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Stewart Bell

The Century Club holds its regular weekly meeting tomorrow at 3 30 PM hosted by Mrs Stewart Bell at her home on North Loudoun Street. Mrs H Clay deGrange will present the paper with an address on Fall of the Dutch Republic.

Century Club Stewart Bell North Loudoun Street H. Clay deGrange The Dutch Republic

Answers to Today s Quiz

Answers to today s quiz appear on page four test print. The list includes items such as a General Frank seven diamonds and a diamond theme. Several garbled entries mention spb game horsepower and France.

Frank France

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