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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
4
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A press policy note states The Associated Press holds exclusive reprint rights for dispatches credited to AP and for all local news published in the paper. It outlines that other outlets must obtain permission for republication of AP material.
Fragmentary biblical verse references mingle psalms. text repeats lines about behold thy face in righteousness and awakening satisfied with thy likeness. No clear event or person identified beyond religious scripture excerpts.
In an address at a convention Atlantic City leaders condemned “lawyer criminals” as crooked lawyers who collude with the underworld. They argued such attorneys delay justice, employ technicalities, and threaten bribery and murder, saying federal action should reach corrupt lawyers to curb crime. Public sentiment and local cleanups are urged to restore respect for the law.
Roanoke Times reports Dr. Raymond Ditmars of the Bronx Zoo warns odds of snakebite are high if mishandled. He notes rattlesnakes and copperheads bite readily, with fatal outcomes reduced by timely treatment though still serious.
The document notes that the first successful skin grafting occurred in 1854 by Dr Hastings Hamilton of Buffalo. It also defines a gun as a South African antelope with horns and mentions Sable Island as the Graveyard of the Atlantic, located about 100 miles off Nova Scotia.
A St. Charles preacher cites faith as the reason snakes did not bite him, while medical experts warn that diamondback and Texas rattlers can be deadly without immediate proper treatment. Critics remain cautious, preferring conventional pets over belief in immunity.
The Prince of Wales asserts Britons do not all have prominent teeth nor wear knickerbockers. The piece argues English and American caricatures misrepresent real looks, noting the John Bull and Uncle Sam stereotypes lack basis across regions including England, America, and other nations.
Hospitals are equipping operating rooms with air conditioning to remove impurities, reduce infection risk, and raise comfort for patients and surgeons. Proper humidity lowers static electricity risks and reduces street noise. The next step is cooling entire hospitals for patient well being, especially those ill.
Nevada’s famed divorce mills grind swiftly yet locals supply little of the cases. In Reno during the first half of 1935, 1,286 marriages were ended but only about 80 were Nevada marriages, many of these residents of California or other states.
Annapolis July 10 Pierce G Lambert age 72 was found guilty of manslaughter in the beer parlor slaying of Harry Cox age 49 by a jury in Anne Arundel county circuit court. He awaits sentencing.
Present and past rainfall data show no precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 a m. July to date 1.16 inches and year to date 18.27 inches. The Winchester Research Laboratory records an average annual precipitation of 34.61 inches and monthly averages by month ranging from 1.94 inches in February to 3.88 inches in May.
One year ago the Red Cross announced plans to open a highway safety station sponsored by the Rotary Club. Mrs. N. K. Larrick dies after a long illness at Hayfield. Mrs. George William Smail, daughter of S. M. Chiles, dies within a week of her mother Mrs. Eleanor Chiles. Gas prices in the District of Columbia area are advanced. Officials inspect six sites for an ABC store here.
Five years ago Harry K Barr saw a trend toward trade protection in Great Britain tied to an apple embargo. Belle Haven tops Bi State Golf tourney standings. W W Glass outlines fair history in radio talk. J Mack Noonan funeral in county draws many visitors as Virginia exports worth 101 million dollars are recorded for the past year.
L. R. Dettra submits his annual report as city manager. Hospital drive team captains are named and Senator Byrd seeks Governor office with Senator Mapp. A correct statement about a Senate record is noted. Christ Episcopal Church recovers a plate from Lord Fairfax’s coffin once shown in a Pennsylvania museum exhibit. A county buildings painting contract is awarded.
Twenty five years ago Justice M W Fuller, venerable chief justice of the United States Supreme Court, dies. Reports note his long service and influence on federal jurisprudence.
United States Marshal August Klecka is confined to his home after a fall from the front steps of his Baltimore residence last night. He suffered injuries described as significant but non life threatening.
Winchester Park baseball team extends an open challenge to any and all teams to schedule games. Club leaders say the independent squad plays a fast brand of baseball and seeks interesting matchups regardless of opponent status.
Copyright 1958 Central Press Association. All rights reserved. This item appears in a syndicated edition and is distributed for newspaper use. Readers are advised that no part may be reproduced without permission.
Val struggles with alcohol cravings while on a remote stay with Lia at Paradise lake. He recalls Jan with longing as he shifts from reckless escape to rebuilding domestic life, guiding Lia in fishing and chores, and reestablishing a cautious friendship. The scene ends with a trout stream outing and a tease of further events.
COLLEGE PARK Md July 10 An exhortation from representative J Hamilton Fish R NY to see that the truth is taught about American government was made to members of the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers today It s up to the parents It s up to the teachers to see that the truth is taught that these radicals and we are answered Fish asserted in an address to a banquet session of the congress last night The remarks followed a prepared address in which Fish attacked secretary Hull s reply to Ethiopia s appeal for aid in its controversy with Italy as about the most evasive and weakest state department document on record The ranking Republican on the house foreign affairs committee asserted the government of the United States had a glorious opportunity to strike a blow for peace that would have been
HOLLYWOOD July 10 A Baltimore newspaper contest named Anita Ehartin of York Jane Hurt of Salisbury and Peggy Graulich of Baltimore as beauty contest winners. Anita Kartin signed for a role in Joaquin Marietta and wed Lou Scher. Hart and another winner will receive Fox Film Studios screen tests today.
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