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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1939

Page

7

Program for a Young Family in Hard Times

Roger W. Babson urges a practical plan for a young family to weather inflation and low bank rates. Save in diverse safe forms, buy life insurance, start a modest well built home, and invest in conservative stocks. He cautions about inflation and suggests prudent steps to keep dollars working.

Roger W. Babson Gloucester Mass United States Canada Ard Federal Saw and Loan Associations Treasury College New England Virginia New York Stock Exchange Washington

Motor Taxes Have Gone Up

Richmond July 14 Virginia motorists pay motor vehicle taxes 26.1 percent above the national average. E A Kuhn secretary of the Virginia Petroleum Industries committee cites an analysis showing average Virginia payments of 64.49 versus 51.13 nationally. He blames state and federal gas taxes totaling six cents per gallon and argues for tax reductions including temporary emergency federal gasoline tax.

Richmond Virginia E. A. Kuhn Virginia Petroleum Industries Committee Ead United States Kuhn

Three Quarters of World’s Fair Visitors Will Drive

A recent survey by W M R A shows that three quarters of visitors to both the New York and San Francisco World's Fairs will travel by motor car. The study highlights auto travel as the dominant means of transport for attendees.

New York San Francisco

Berryville Social News Highlights Local Visits

Rev. and Mrs. Paul E. Shultz and Miss Ruth Shultz visited Rev. and Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Will Hardesty in Berryville. Residents and guests include the Joneses from Buffalo, Lula Ott of California visiting Mrs. J. T. L. Jones, and Jack Rixey returning from Norfolk. Bishop Goodwin attended the Diocesan Convocation with Rev. Brydon, and Boy Scouts under Leroy Locke camped near Charles Town. Will Mesmer remains ill at his daughter’s home.

Berryville Paul E. Shultz Ruth Shultz Robert H. Thomas Will Hardesty N. Rice Street Shultz Madison Parish Loudoun County Grace F. D. Goodwin Virginia Colored Missionary Jurisdiction St. Mary’s Church Sterday Goodwin J. W. Brydon Leroy Locke Meade Dorsey Shenandoah River Charles Town W. Va Will Mesmer George Costello

Just One Thing After Another Just One Thing After Another

In Leonardtown Maryland July 14 drought and pests strike the crop outlook. St Marys county farms report delayed tobacco planting ruined gardens scarce soft crabs and reduced resort business. Canterbury England is famous for its cathedral and as the See of the Archbishop.

Leonardstown St. Mary’s County Canterbury England London Church of England

Byrd Outlines Antarctic Voyage Plans and Gear

Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd described a coming land claim expedition to Antarctica backed by 350000 dollars. Six army tanks with wide treads and a 45000 pound snow cruiser would aid transport while a four man crew and airplane would operate from base camps at Little America Palmerland and a mid point camp. The trip was planned to depart Boston in October aboard three icebreakers and return in May 1941.

Boston Richard E. Byrd Antarctic South Pole Germany Great Britain France Norway U.S Thomas Poulter Chicago Antarctica Byrd Anta Sankern South America Australia Antartica United States Little America Palmerland

Marathon Softball Contest Plays 101 Innings

In Lafayette Indiana on July 14 two high school teams the Platts Texaco Oilers and the Y M C A Apaches battled under intense sun for 101 innings. Platts Texaco Oilers won 85 to 79 as eleven pitchers saw action and ten boys played through the game. One player had 16 hits in 45 at bats and two players hit three home runs each.

Lafayette Ind Platt Texaco Oilers Y. M. C. A. Apaches

St. David's Locals Host Weekend Guests

At St. David's Church Virginia on July 14 guests included Mr. and Mrs. Will Wright and Frank Wright of Maurertown and Carl Golliday of Winchester. James Rinker and two sons visited Rinker's parents. Mrs. Fred Emswiller and three children from Washington DC are staying with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clem and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stephens hosted recent visitors.

ST. David’s Church Dollie Golliday Will Wright Frank Wright Near Maurertown Carl Golliday Winchester James Rinker Jackson Rinker J. M. Rinker Fred Emswiller Washington, D. C A. M. McClanahan Ray Clem H. L. Stephens D. T. Stephens

Secrecy Ban Lifted on Ranger Fire Damage

Norfolk Navy Yard officials lifted secrecy on the Ranger aircraft carrier fire. Rear Adm. Manley H. Simons said 3000 covered vessel damage. Capt. H. E. Kays noted no official damage estimate yet. Board cites possible valve cock issue and fuel leakage as ignition factors.

Norfolk Navy Yard Ranger Manley H. Simons H. E. Kays U. 8S. N Capton Kays Simons Navy Yard Fire Department R. A. Foster Yard Board of Admiral Simons

Rev George W Stover To Preach Communion Message

The Rev George W Stover will bring the communion message at Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church Sunday morning. All members and friends are urged to attend the eleven o clock service.

George W. Stover Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church

Chambersville Shower Honours Daughter and Son-in-law

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Castleman entertained many friends at a shower for their daughter and son-in-law recently married. Guests included numerous couples from nearby towns. The couple received many gifts and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.

Chambersville Stewart Castleman Charles Everly Goldie Faulkner Hagerstown William Grove Martinsburg W. Va William Boyce G. L. Rosier Scott Hawkins

British Aloofness Angers Japanese In China Says Col Conrad

Col Bryan Conrad US Army retired cites British aloofness as fueling Japanese ire and Tientsin tensions. He recalls Japan’s cable trick delaying a transport to China and a 1930s incident at Chingwantao where a Japanese officer clashed with an American sergeant, sparking a melee and military court exoneration.

China Col Conrad Clarence Boykin Richmond News-Leader Tientsin Bryan Conrad United States Army Virginia Conservation Commission Fifteenth Infantry Japan Philippines United States Sun Yat Sen Fifteenth Chingwantao Arthur Brest Brest United States Navy

Marines Face Uncertain Patrols in Asia Theater

A martial outlook from senior commanders notes potential Japanese provocations as Marines in the Far East navigate tense conditions. Personal views reflect mixed optimism based on recent events in Tientsin shaping forecasts and caution.

Dream Come True

In South Bend Indiana the sister of 17 year old Ernest Kmitta dreamed he had drowned and police later found his body at the bottom of a nearby lake after swimming with friends.

South Bend Ind Ernest Kmitta Kmitta Ernest Sylvester A. Kmiitta

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