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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1939
Page
5
Cincinnati Clerk of Detectives Norman Diehl recalls a call from a girl asking if the police had a lie detector. When informed one was available she replied she would like to take the test to see if she is in love, but did not leave her name.
LifeGuards typically outwear more than one tire set, providing savings on new tubes. The figure suggests substantial cost reduction from extended use and reduce replacement needs.
Virginia Rotary clubs host the fifth annual round table at the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs. The Farmington Club hosts the banquet with speakers from industry and academia, led by Dr. Robert E. McElroy and George N. Matthews as toastmaster.
Paul V. McNutt should give up his new post as Federal Security administrator to campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. Hatch, author of a bill to bar political activity by government employees, told reporters the measure would not block McNutt from running, since it does not cover the President or cabinet officials. He added that if McNutt or any cabinet member seeks the nomination, they should disassociate from their official position. The exchange came as Hatch spoke in Washington on July 13.
WOODSTOCK Va July 13 The sale of the Brabill Grader plant to McSherry Lupton of Winchester trading as Lup ton Orchard Company for 7500 was confirmed by Shenandoah Circuit Court Judge Philip Williams. The plant near Woodstock was built by the late Don Grabill and the widow Clara A Grabill sponsored the bid after a higher offer was rejected, with the buyer allowed to use the name Graill in operation.
Dr D H Werden of San Diego reports in the Journal of the American Medical Association the survival of a 14 year old girl after breathing stopped for 40 minutes due to a brain tumor removal. Eighteen months later her speech and mentality are normal with only blindness and walking difficulty as aftereffects.
The Treasury report for July 11 shows receipts of 8,720,346 dollars and expenditures of 18,098,047 dollars. Gross debt stands at 40,598,673,851 dollars with a daily increase of 11,649,114 dollars. The Senate confirmed the FSA after two partisan debates.
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