10 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
1
In a special session the council amended an 1911 ordinance on Manahuster housing and then moved to finish a long stalled milk ordinance. Debates focused on dairy barns and Grade A standards with calls for daily milk inspection and laboratory analysis to prevent epidemics. Continued discussion noted with page three reference.
The Common Council last night approved amendments to the city abattoir control ordinance and discussed reaching agreement on regulating the dairy industry. Citizens hope meat processing and milk handling meet accepted standards as milk safety remains a priority.
A scanty notice warns women about the alluring social debutante known as Alias Mary Dow. The message advises vigilance and caution around her in society circles and in rougher urban areas. Newsroom tone preserves cautionary flavor.
Former heavyweight champion Max Baer, arriving in Newark to seek medical treatment, denied reports of separation from his wife Mary Ellen Sullivan after eleven days of marriage. He said there was nothing to it and planned to join his wife in Long Branch, dismissing rumors as unfounded.
Amanda Vanersdale Shane, 29, was found guilty by Police Judge Donald L. Weems of operating a vehicle under the influence and driving without a license. She received 30 days in jail, a $100 fine with costs, and a one year revocation of driving privileges in Virginia. The judge warned of a possible state farm if she does not reform.
Mrs. Baer formerly Ellen Sullivan, who married him in Washington on June 29, was told last night the state of their marriage is "4 on the rocks" and she is informed of continued page nine.
Virginia's Senators Glass and Byrd plan to attend the Virginia Press Association annual meeting in New York next week. Representative Bureh of Martinsville may join, hoping congressional duties permit. A VIRGINIA press trip from Norfolk to New York and back is being arranged.
All players of the Park base ball team are expected to attend daily practices from 5:30 PM this week to prepare for two stiff weekend games. Culpeper and the Alexandria Eagles, top teams in the Valley League and surrounding the National Capital, will provide strong opposition. Soddy Haines Orchestra performs Wednesday and Friday at Chuck and Rays.
Reports from Addis Ababa say Ethiopia demands immediate convening of the League of Nations council to seek a peaceful solution to the Italy dispute while missionaries depart Addis Ababa amid fears of hostilities. Italy raises troop numbers to 120000 as Mussolini plans new divisions for East Africa, with Gabbriele d Annunzio urging victory and a Roman triumph against barbarity.
The Miller Brothers Shows and free One Ring Circus come to Winchester Fair grounds the week of July 15 with over two hundred performers eight major rides and thirty high type concessions. Notable acts include The Benson Comedy Trio The Morris Sisters Aerialust Rex the diving dog and Little Don the Worlds Youngest Acrobat plus the Pygmy family and Aztec survivors. The event is presented by the Friendship and Sarah Zane Fire Companies with a free ring circus across the midway.
White Post hosts a yard party on Thursday night July 11 in Parish Hall as a rain night fundraiser. Joseph Denny, aged 10, and the Wildcats captain lead the event to support the team with a local gathering and auction.
Community bake event at Market Street M. E. Church on Thursday July 11 features homemade ice cream candies and cakes. Proceeds support church activities.
In Washington on July 10 the Senate sparred over the administration AAA amendments with critics demanding their intent. Senator Byrd and Senator McNary pressed for clarity while Senator Smith defended the measure as a farmer protection against disorganized producers and processors and distributors. The action returns the water carrier bill to the Senate calendar for future consideration.
The State Corporation Commission issued charters July 8 authorizing Textile Corporation Berryville to start textile manufacturing with 500 shares no par and 25000 par value, Moore and Williams attorneys. Ralph M. Dorsey credited for bringing the firm to Berryville and promising local employment. O Sullivan Rubber Company Inc. Delaware charter amended to raise authorized stock to 8000 shares and 50000 par value, with U S Corp Co New York filing. O Sullivan runs a large local plant employing hundreds.
Yesterday the House agreed to send the utilities bill to a Senate House conference but delayed conferees' instructions. Today the Senate faces a decision on mandatory abolition. An audit panel reviews a $150 000 probe into lobbying. The TVA amendments move toward a final vote as the Rules committee probes lobbying in utilities.
Senate moves the public utility bill to conference with conferees instructed to press for seven year limits on holding companies. Cabinet and Senate leaders aim to expedite the Roosevelt program and adjourn by late August amid House dissatisfaction over executive concessions.
P. E. Lineburg announces a Frederick County Sunday School Association call meeting for Thursday at 8 in the room adjoining the United Brethren Church in Stephens City. Attendance of all members is strongly urged.
Report describes massive fire consuming much of Baracoa in Oriente Province. Communication lines failed as authorities sought full details of the catastrophe.
Brownie the pipe smoking dog in Baltimore has sworn off smoking after a court order. William Benson 22 was arrested on a cruelty complaint from Miss Mary Shearer of the Maryland Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The magistrate ordered Brownie to quit and Benson to pay the tip cup.
Krakatoa Island in Sunda Strait eruptions return with two minute intervals and lava spurt reaching 2 500 feet Take precautions coast watch arrangements doubled warnings to inland tom toms Anak Krakatoa reportedly vanished Geologists say Krakatoa was once part of a larger central volcano in Sunda Strait with now remaining peaks
Park Association announces a square dance at the Park pavilion on Thursday night July 11. Attendees are invited to enjoy cooling breezes and tinkling music throughout the evening.
All members urged to attend the postponed meeting in the company hall at 8 oclock Thursday evening July 11. Several matters of importance will be brought before the company including the Firemen's Fair and Celebration which will play this city next week. Captain C D Barnett.
Lee Austin 19 of Daytone Georgia is in jail awaiting West Virginia and Pennsylvania authorities on charges of stealing a car. He reportedly wrecked the Ford near Capon Bridge and Gore on Route 50, then tried to sell the vehicle for 20 dollars to Miles Orndorff in Eberts. The car’s owner in Shippensburg was notified and expected to arrive today.
Flood and storm disasters across New York, Pennsylvania and nearby areas claim many lives and homes. Upper New York reports 41 dead and 3,000 homeless with losses over 15 million dollars. Red Cross sets up Elmira headquarters and pledges unlimited funds for relief as debris removal and rehab gain momentum.
Listings from Pittsburgh Newark Hollywood Oakland Washington Batavia London Addis Ababa outline violent incidents political maneuvers and international tensions. Bertha West wood is shot near her home in Pittsburgh while asleep. Max Baer and Mary Ellen Sullivan reportedly separated after two weeks of marriage. Melvin Hoover, 18, held in Garrett county jail after a shotgun incident. Roosevelt administration popularity questioned in New York and New England following NRA ruling. Democratic leaders push to expedite Roosevelt program. Kragatoa volcano eruptions resume after 1883 deadly blast. E T Lawrence leaves a fund to aid children of killed or wounded Arabs. Pombo flight details unclear. Ethiopia demands League council convening to resolve dispute with Italy.
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