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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
15
London reports Britain increases air armament by 22.9 million pounds and immediately sends a new mission to Canada to arrange for heavy bomber manufacture. The supplementary budget raises personnel from 83 000 to 96 000 and targets expanded airpower.
In Media Pennsylvania on July 14 a divorce was granted to Violet J Miller 27 of Upper Darby after she testified her husband William C Miller 34 organized a wife exchange with a married friend. Judge Albert D Machade cited desertion and indignities as grounds.
France bolsters anti aircraft defenses along the Spanish border amid reports that Franco plans a northern campaign with Italian help. Some 20 000 Italian mountain fighters are said to be concentrated in the Noguera Pallaresa valley to cut Barcelona's communications with France.
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The Earl of Clarendon as Lord Chamberlain told peeresses who sponsored women at court presentations that their presence at further functions this season will not be required. The move followed efforts by named peeresses to profit from introductions to court circles.
Sacramento reports 30 men were injured in a lumber strike riot at Westwood. California Highway Patrol received telephone reports on the incident.
ROSENBERGER VA July 14 Dinner hosts Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rosenberger welcomed Rev. Edwin B. Smith and his mother Mrs. W. J. Smith. Mrs. Hammock of Reliance visited son-in-law and daughter H. A. Snapp. Mrs. Edgar Bean and daughter from Kansas joined Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rosenberger and Mrs. W. J. Smith. Sunday visitors included W. W. Brewer Rosier and children Raymond and Betty Lou, along with Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Brewer and Miss Maud Brewer from Winchester and Chambers.
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