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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1936

Page

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Government More Complex Government More Complex

President Roosevelt dedicates the 64 million Tri- Borough Bridge with PWA support, saying government must grow complex to meet changing human needs. He cites shifts from ferries to bridges and from antiquated to up to date governance amid urban expansion, slum clearance, schools, and sanitation.

New York Tri- Borough Roosevelt East River PWA Ickes Manhattan Queens Bronx Seth Low la Guardia

City urges owners to clear vacant lots and curb weeds

MR WINCHESTER notes residents hope owners of overgrown lots would act. The city leads by ordering corrections on some streets and civic pride rests on private properties. Weeds create unsanitary, unattractive views for many homes and hinder beautification efforts citywide.

Labor Chiefs Heartened By End of Strike

Labor Department officials welcomed a seven week strike ending at Wheeling Steel Portsmouth plant and a two week postponement of a broader port strike from Wilmington to Pensacola. Informal peace talks continued as President Roosevelt received an emergency briefing on the AFL rift between John L. Lewis industrialists and craft unions.

Washington Labor Department American Federation of Labor Executive Council James F. Dewey Perkins Wheeling Steel Corporation Portsmouth Ohio Joseph P. Ryan International Longshoreman's Association Edward F. McGrady Wilmington N. C Pensacola Pila New York oNgton the .C Camden N. J Executive Council John L. Lewis Roosevelt American Federation of Labor

Speculators Free Markets In Stampede

Chicago wheat prices collapsed by five cents per bushel as heat fears fueled a stampede to dump grain. Prices fell to 1.042 for July and September and 1.055 for December, with trading halted at the day’s limit. Corn tumbled seven cents from its intraday high, then rebounded, while rye hit its five cent limit and oats slipped two cents.

Chicago

Rev Dr Thomas to Close Pastorate at Grace Lutheran

The Rev Dr L A Thomas will complete his pastorate at Grace Lutheran Church with morning and evening services. He will preach Things To Come in the morning and The Man I Know Best at 8 in the evening. The Winchester Ministerial Association will oversee the service.

L. A. Thomas Grace Lutheran Church Miss Laren Floyd Haines Ministerial Association of Winchester

Centennial To Ring Down Its Curtain Sunday

Berryville Virginia reports that home coming services will draw many Clarke county residents tomorrow while the Clarke County Centennial museum closes Sunday afternoon. The tilting tournament at 2 30 pm on the Horse Show grounds stands as today's main event. Officials say the four day celebration overall was very successful with about 1600 dollars raised the opening night.

Berryville Clarke County A. F. Robertson

Mercury Climbs Past Hundred for Third Straight Day

Winchester endures extreme heat as temperatures reach 101 at the Winchester Research Laboratory. Heat wave causes agricultural stress across Frederick County with light showers, hail in Strasburg and New Market, and two barns burned near Mount Jackson and New Market. No direct heat deaths reported. one indirect death noted.

Winchester Strasburg Front Royal New Market Timberville Mount Jackson Tenth Legion Harrisonburg I. H. Zinn Stephenson

Jackson Wore Cap or Hat Sparks Baltimore Statue Debate

Col. B M Roszel cites Rev. Dr. James Power Smith notes that Stonewall Jackson wore a gray cap through much of the Civil War and only at Chancellorsville wore a slouch hat given by Major Hotchkiss, fueling the statue controversy in Baltimore.

Baltimore Stonewall” Jackson B. M. Roszel United States Army James Power Smith Richmond Jackson Smith Jed Hotchkiss Manassas Fredericksburg Hotchkiss Roszel

Louise Thaden Aims At 100 Kilometer Speed Record

NEW MARKET, VA July 11 Louise Thaden arrived at Endless Caverns Airport at 1 10 P M to seek a new speed record over a 100 kilometer course. She flies a small plane loaned by a Kansas company and is with the U S Bureau of Air Commerce marking staff. Weather delays kept the takeoff to about 6 P M. The 62 mile course runs from the field around a northern pylon on Capon Road farm owned by E L Campbell of Strasburg with Capt Ben King timing the flight.

New Market Louise Thaden Endless Caverns Washington Kansas United States Bureau of Air Commerce Capon Road E. L. Campbell Strasburg Federation Aeronautique Internationale Ben King

Bible Classes Meet Jointly at Braddock Street Church

Due to remodeling the Gold en Rule Bible Class Braddock Street M E Church South meets in the church auditorium with Margaret Collins Denny and Young Christians classes at 9 45 Sunday morning. Beulah Trenary leads devotional period on the creed. Jessie Mae Hillyard sings. Dr Hubert Sydeenstricker delivers the lesson.

Administratrix Appointed for Jacob H. Shryock Estate

Administratrix Mrs. Margaret Shryock has qualified as administratrix of the estate of her deceased husband Jacob Henry Shryock. A $1000 bond with Harry R. Kern as security was provided. Appraisers named are W. H. Herrall, P. E. Lineburg, Eldridge Lemley, H. L. McCann and R. S. Smith.

Margaret Shryock Jacob Henry Shryock Harry R. Kern W. H. Herrell P. E. Lineburg Eldridge Lemley H. L. McCann R. S. Smith

Heat Wave Hits Virginia as Temperatures Top 105

Virginia reports about thirty heat prostrations with one fatality after a record heat spell. Mazie Johnson dies in Spotsylvania after 105 degree heat. others suffer in Lynchburg James River division and Hanover courthouse. Storms bring lightning fatalities and forest-fire relief as cooling storms dampen Petersburg and Richmond heat.

Richmond Virginia Mazie Johnson Spotsylvania County Chesapeake and Ohio James River Lynchburg Hanover Courthouse

Snapp Will Recorded Disposes Estate to Eddy Heirs

The Snapp will recorded in the Generation Court disposes of a $92,059.42 estate. Principal beneficiaries are nephews J. Frank Eddy and C. Vernon Eddy. Specific bequests include $2,000 to William R. Snapp and Elsie Snapp, and $2,000 each to John Eddy and Richard K. Eddy. Executors named as Eddy nephews with bond set at $150,000. Appraisers named and heirs listed including Elsie S. David and others.

Rae Bon A. Rush Snapp W. Was J. Frank Eddy C. Vernon Eddy Mr. Snapp William R. Snapp Elsie Snapp A. David John Eddy Richard K. Eddy William M. Lupton Richard B. Brown Elsie S. David Mechanicsburg Charlotte N. C John V. Eddy Winchester

Meade Memorial To Host Centennial Homecoming Service

In connection with the Clarke County Centennial celebration Meade Memorial church at White Post will hold a homecoming service at 5 o clock Sunday evening Rev Ronald Rowland rector announced today that early Eucharist will be celebrated.

Clarke County Meade Memorial Church White Post Ronald Rowland

South America Recalls Winter Weather Across Continent

Buenos Aires reports mild winter temperatures with Laquiaca at 14 above zero and Patagonia regions around 23 degrees. The South Orkney Islands near Cape Horn recorded nine degrees below freezing as winter envelops the region.

Buenos Aires South America Argentina Laquiaca Patagonia South Orkney Islands Cape Horn

School Board Set Meeting to Discuss Damaged Building

The I derick County School Board plans a special meeting for Tuesday July 14 at 1000 am to review three repair reports by John H Rosenberger Fred L Glaize Jr and James L Gardiner Stephens City. Damages exceed initial estimates with mortar and plaster needing removal and replastering before work can start after insurance settlement.

Iderick County School Board Stephens City Oe John H. Rosenberger Fred L. Glaize James L. Gardiner Leslie D. Kline

Athletics Win Two In a Row Over Browns in Philadelphia

The Athletics beat the St. Louis Browns 10 to 7 in the first game of a doubleheader in Philadelphia. Finney and Dean delivered key doubles while Moses Higgins and Newsome added the decisive run scoring in the eighth. Reward offered for lost glasses in blue frame.

Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Browns Finney Dean Moses Higgins Newsome

Now Open Sunday Complete Line Sunday News Papers

Miller's Medicines News at 107 N Loudoun Street promotes a full Sunday stock list.

Miller's Medicines News N. Loudoun Street

Yard Party at Pleasant Valley Aid Society

Pleasant Valley Aid Society hosts a yard party near D A Smith on Thursday July 16 in a cool sanitary air conditioned restaurant at The White Palace.

Pleasant Valley Aid Society D. A. Smith White Palace

Heat Wave Eases as Wheat and Corn Decline on Markets

Forecaster Lloyd predicts cooler air from the Pacific will move east as a heat wave ends. Wheat fell five cents and corn dropped seven cents from today’s highs on the Chicago Board of Trade, with crop damage pegged in the hundreds of millions. Scattered showers and cooler weather are anticipated in Michigan Indiana and northern regions tonight.

Associated Press Chicago J. R. Lloyd Chicago Weather Bureau Rockies Chicago Board of Trade Pacific Lloyd Middle West Rocky Mountains Atlantic Seaboard Midwest Indiana Northwest Lloyd's Northern Pacific Rocky Mountain Idaho Iona Wyoming Lower Michigan

Water Pageant At Camp White Rock Planned For Sunday

Incienn Girl Scouts announce a Sunday afternoon water pageant along the Capon river. A Scout’s service will be held at 80 sae, visitors are asked to arrive by 6 and to leave the Lane, and Sunday afternoon is the only time guests are welcome. A banquet follows on Monday night in the dining hall.

Camp White Rock Incienn Girl Scouts Capon River

Winchester Weather Summary

The Star presents today’s Winchester readings from the Winchester Research Laboratory. Maximum 101 degrees at 230 pm, minimum 69 at 4 am. Humidity 61 percent today, 43 to 88 percent year ago. Year ago: max 94, min 70.

Star Winchester Research Laboratory

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