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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1937

Page

9

Negro Confesses Stabbing Staunton Youth At Dance

Special to The Star reports James Johnson, a Black waiter, confessed stabbing Mitchell Dahl, 22, at Ed's and Bud's dance hall near Harrisonburg on July 1. Johnson described grabbing a knife after an argument, striking Dahl once above the left shoulder, then fleeing to a barn before surrendering days later. He said he remained hidden three days without water.

Neorg Colo Eceasion Mitchell Dahl Staunton Bud Kaylor’s Park Harrisonburg Johnson Lwke Dillard James McAleer J. T. O'Donnell Staunted O'Donnell McAleer Daily News Record James Armentrout Kaylor Williams Baltimore and Ohio Edna Williams East Elizabeth Street

Virginia ABC Board bootlegging cases yield convictions in Berryville

Virginia ABC enforcement officers led by C S Bennett prosecuted cases in Berryville and nearby Leesburg resulting in thirteen convictions. Total fines reached $900 with eighteen months in jail and three years suspended sentences. Affected defendants include Charles A Renner and Carl J Renner who were enjoined from storing or dispensing alcohol and barred from buying alcohol from the ABC Board. Other outcomes include Jessie Welton fined $10.25 for drunkenness and Eddie Doman and James F Ware receiving short penalties. Officials praised bond posting to curb bootlegging and noted the action as a state law first use in that region.

Virginia Abc Board C.S. Bennett W.E. Dalton V. O. Smith E. L. Carter Berryville Leesburg Charles A. Renner Carl J Tony) Renner J. W. Newcomb W. O. Smith Phillip Williams Circuit Court Frederick County Burr P. Harrison Commonwealth Carl J. Renner ABC Board ABC STAR Weems Jessie Welton Eddie Doman Clarke County James F. Ware

Earhart Plane Search Intensifies As Weather Fairs

The battleship Colorado plans to launch three planes again to resume an aerial search of the Phoenix Islands amid forecasts of rain and poor visibility. Officials call today and tomorrow the most critical period since the coast guard began the search a week ago. Airmen say recent flights have ruled out Winslow Reef area as the missing aviator Amelia Earhart and navigator Frederick J. Noonan remain sought across about 136000 square miles with no sightings.

Colorado Phoenix Islands Coast Guard Winslow Reef Frederick J. Noonan Lae New Guinea Howland Island Equator Howland Islands Lieuts. J. O. Lambrecht L. I. Fox W. B. Short, Jr Howland Lexington Phoenix Itasca Hawaii Gardner Island Carondelet Reef Lonely Howland Equatorial Lahaina Roads Honolulu San Diego Baker Island Phoenix Group Swan Aviatrix Naval Fliers Canton Island O. G. Murfin 14Th Naval District Commandanit Naval Avia George Palmer Putnam San Francisco

Search for Earhart Misses Howland Island in Pacific

Planes from the battleship Colorado scanned the Howland Island area and Phoenix Islands as part of a broad search for Amelia Earhart. The missions aimed to locate the missing aviatrix and her craft, with coordination from Lexington and Itasca units and radar of Hawaii.

Baltimore and Chicago Market Report Moments of Mixed Demand

Livestock prices show declines in cattle and hogs in Baltimore reports with cutters at 4.00 to 5.00 and hogs mostly 10 to 25 lower in Chicago data. Sheep show steady to weaker trends with spring lambs softening amid weak demand, while grain prices drift with No. 1 red wheat around 1.27 to 1.28 in Chicago and Baltimore spot wheat at 1.19 1/2.

Baltimore Dept Chicago U. S. Ag Agri New Hope

Wheat and grain futures pullback on uncertain reports

In Chicago July 9 futures, wheat and other grains softened after U.S. and Canadian crop report uncertainties. Rain in Canada and strong domestic receipts weighed on prices, with some session lows near close. Closing figures show July wheat at 1.22 3 8, Sept 1.23 3 8 to 5 8, Dec 1.25 3 8 to 5 8. corn July 1.28 1 8 to 1 4, Sept 1 14 to 1 8, Dec 84 1 4 to 3 8. oats July 43 5 8, Sept 38 1 2 to 5 8, Dec 40 1 4 to 3 8. soybeans July 1.45 1 4, Oct 1.15, Dec 1.14.

Lord Chicago Cash Grain Chicago United States Canada

Search Continues For Earhart and Noonan Fliers

Radio operators tracking the search say the hunt has widened and the belief grows that Amelia Earhart and Noonan may still be alive. Officials and close associates, while hopeful, decline to publicly doubt that the pair will be found.

Miss Earhart Noonan

Mrs Bowen obituary highlights family and local roles

Mrs Bowen of Virginia is survived by two sons Andrew Bowen Jr and Maurice Bowen and daughter Mrs Joseph DeJarnette Keyser. Surviving siblings include Manjey Simpson Frank Simpson and Robert Simpson and Alice Dunaway. Her late husband was a nephew of Mrs S H Hansbrough. She was historian of the Warren Rifles Chapter UDC and led Rockland Cemetery improvement efforts. Her home was famed as a hospitable county landmark.

Page One Andrew Jackson Bowen Berryville Maurice Bowen Rockland Joseph DeJarnette Keyser Washington, Va Manjey O. Simpson Front Royal Frank R. Simpson Robert H. Simpson Alice Dunaway Winchester S. H. Hansbrough Bowen Warren Rifles United Daughters of the Confederacy Rockland Cemetery

Last Rites For Mr Bondurant Held By Masons

Nath aniel Thomas Bondurant died Monday at his home west of Stephens City Virginia. His funeral was held Wednesday with a service at his house followed by a Methodist Church service at Relief officiated by the pastor. Masons assisted in the rites.

Mr. Bondurant Masons Stephens City Nathaniel Thomas Bondurant Methodist Church Relief

Market slides after steady start on uneven trading

New York stock activity cooled after a firm opening as investors weighed mixed news. Bonds and commodities showed only narrow moves while optimism for farm machinery stocks grew on bumper crops and revived farm revenues.

New York General Motors Sterling Allied Chemical Can Radiator Smelters Tel Anacoda Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Consol. Edison Corn Products Gen. Electric Gen. Motors Goodyear Int. Harvester Johns Manville Kennecott Montgomery Ward N. Y. Central Penn Railroad Southern Railway Stand. Oil of N. J Texas Corp Union Pacific Steel Va.-Caro. Chem Va.-Caro. Pid Woolworth

Bondurant Rites Held at Mount Hebron Cemetery

The Rev. C. L. Reiter led services as the body of Mr. Bondurant was taken to Winchester for interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery with Masonic honors by Hiram Lodge. Postmaster Frank H. Dorsey supervised graveside ceremonies. Pallbearers included Briscoe Snapp Jonas Burkhart Elon Hicks William Neikirk Luther Snapp and Miller Craig. Floral tributes expressed esteem from many friends in Relief.

Winchester Mount Hebron Hiram Lodge of Masons Frank H. Dorsey Briscoe Snapp Jonas Burkhart Elon Hicks William Neikirk Luther Snapp Miller Craig Mr. Bondurant

Death Removes Aged Woman in Loudoun County

Mrs. Lucy Smith aged 89 widow of Nathan Smith dies at her Airmont home near Bluemont Loudoun County Va. Funeral at Powell's Grove Church Sunday at 2 pm Interment in Rock Hill Cemetery She survived by one sister and one brother both of Montclair New Jersey seven children including Amanda Moten Elizabeth Gregg Mary Lucas Emma Smith Robert and Gregory Smith Five generations lived before death with 42 grandchildren 52 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren named in the obituary.

Lucy Smith Nathan Smith Loudoun County Airmont Bluemont Powell's Grove Church Rock Hill Comery Montclair N. J Amanda Moten Elizabeth Gregg Glenarm Mary Lucas Purcellville Emma Smith Robert Gregory Smith

Ford Company labor practices questioned at hearing

Examiner John T. Lindsay interrupted as 5 J. Colombo Jr. protested several questions as immaterial and prejudicial to Ford. Colombo was told to keep objections brief before the record was encumbered.

Ford Company J. Colombo, Jr Ford John T. Lindsay Mr. Colombo

Radio Safety Rules From The Radio Commission

A list of 12 precautions advises inspecting electrical systems and devices to prevent radio interference and fire hazards. It covers labels by the National Board of Fire Underwriters, guaranteed non interference from oil burners and appliances, grounding of service wires and conduits, firm fuse and connection setups, lamp socket checks, and cord integrity with emphasis on lamp cords as a major fire risk.

Trical National Board of Fire Underwriters Radio Commission

Suit Ends as Wallace Seeks Accounting of Community Property

In the ongoing case, Blount notes the suit may seek an accounting of community property. Wallace's attorney Siegel reports offers of $30,000 to drop the ceremony, but Wallace aims for higher stakes, including half of his wife’s reputed $3,000,000. Miss West remains in seclusion in Hollywood.

Ation Miss West Blount Wallace New York Samuel J. Siegel Hollywood

Fighting again as China and Japan clash near Peiping suburbs

Chinese and Japanese troops resumed fighting in the western suburbs of Peiping after an agreement to withdraw failed. Chinese say Japanese attacked gendarmes en route to Wan pinghsien, with casualties and renewed bombardment as both sides maneuver along the Yungting river.

Shanghai Priping China Wanpinghsien Peiping Sung Cheh-Yuan Gen. Sung Yungting Fengtai Hankow

Barbara Bell Summer Dress Pattern No. 1915 B

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1915 B offers a sleeveless summer dress with apron style buttoned shoulder tabs in six pieces. Sizes 14 to 42 require specified yardages and trims, with material options in seersucker pique broadcloth denim or linen. Send fifteen cents for the pattern book exploring woman and child fashions from Barbara Bell.

Barbara Bell Adress Givven Belewr Winchester Evening Star Times Square Station New York N. Y

Battles Escalate Near Peiping Amid Night Skirmishes

Chinese gendarmes guard Wanpingsien as Japanese troops clash near the Marco Polo bridge. Night maneuvers and renewed truces mark growing tensions with both sides reporting shots fired and troops reinforced in the Peiping area under Boxer protocol.

Sung Marco Polo Yungting Japan Pieping United States Peiping

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Negro Earhart Baltimore Grain Winchester Grain Mrs. Bowen Stock Market Report C. L. Reiter the Evening Star The Bell Syndicate, Inc Wanpingssien Paoting Pinhan U. K Wheaties Sanico Grape Sanico Peanut Butter Olympia Sanitary Maryland Jersey Big Lighthouse Strongheart Lons
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