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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1933

Page

8

Post’s rapid propeller fix aids stretched world flight

Weather delays over Behring Sea frame Wiley Post as he nears the U S continent. He reports sighting mountains near Nome during first view of America after 129 hours 20 minutes from New York. Post aims to beat the Harold Gatty record with the Winnie Mae as refueling times trim the edge.

Page One Behring Sea Post Nome Signal Corps New York Harold Gatty Gatty Fairbanks Alaska Moscow Wiley Post Trans- Pacific Khabarovsk Siberia Rukhlovo Novosibirsk Irkutsk Bukhlovo

Water sample to trace typhoid source near Winchester

Dr. C R Anderson has sent a sample of drinking water from the Palmer McDaniel residence on Apple Pie Ridge five miles northwest of Winchester to health laboratories for analysis after Mrs. McDaniel died of typhoid fever at Memorial Hospital. Typhoid cases have appeared in the section for years and the spring supply is described as slow flowing.

C. R. Anderson Frederick County Palmer T. McDaniel Apple Pie Ridge Winchester

Democrats Plan Richmond Convention Of Virginia Youths

Virginia young Democrats convene in Richmond on August 16 to map party plans ahead of 1934 and 1936 elections. John Galleher says large delegations from all sections should attend and action includes legalization of 3.2 beer and repeal of the eighteenth amendment. James Farley endorses the youth movement.

Associated Press Richmond Virginia John Galleher Leesburg General Assembly Galleher Young Democrats James J. Farley National Democratic Roosevelt Farley Delewent

Thanks for kindness during sister’s illness and passing

I express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during the illness and death of my sister Mrs L V Brown and for floral tributes and use of cars. From Mrs T A Russell 21 11

L. V. Brown T. A. Russell

Notice to creditors for the estate of Mrs Eliza Ella Neil

All persons indebted to or having claims against the estate of late Mrs Eliza Ella Neil are requested to call on the undersigned for settlement.

Eliza Ella Neil

Peery Points to Ontario Textbooks Cheaper Due to Subsidy

Alexandria July 20 Stone C Peery Democratic gubernatorial hopeful argued that Ontario Canada sells school texts at lower prices than Virginia because subsidies cover the gap. He criticized W Worth Smith for alleging high Virginia prices and faulted Smith for past votes on license and motor tax rates. Smith challenged Peery to defend his Corporation Commission record and denounced power company practices as costly to consumers.

Alexandria Stone C. Peery Ontario Canada Virginia W. Worth Smith Old Dominion Smith Canadian Toronto Peery Charlottesville W. Worth Smith, Jr Power Trust George Cc. Peery State Corporation Commission Louisa Corporation Commission Commission Bunk” Peery

Recovery Administrator Sets Machinery In Motion to Swing Employers

Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson launches a nationwide drive to secure voluntary wage increases and shorter hours by July 27. President Roosevelt endorses the plan, aims for Labor Day action, with 35 hour factory work weeks and 40 hour white collar weeks, plus wage minimums by city size.

Red Press Washin' IN Hugh Johnson Chamber of Commerce Roosevelt Washington Hughs. Johnson Johnson Washington Roosevel Hugh S. Johnson White House Commerce Building Industrial Administration Post Office Department

Truce Sought In Economic Warfare

London July 21 American secretary of state Cordell Hull proposed a resolution at the world economic conference. It would let the United States act if wage rises and shorter hours of labor became necessary.

Associated Press London Cordell Hull United States

Lindberghs Start Greenland Flight From Labrador

Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh began a Greenland expedition from Labrador on July 21 without aerial map making planning.

Associated Press Car’ Ght Labrador Charles A. Lindbergh

Negro Held at Berryville On Murder Charge

Horace Blunt 40 is held in Berryville Virginia on murder charges after authorities pursued him from Hagerstown Maryland. Police found home brew whiskey a shotgun and a knife at his home and a red stain on his trousers later claimed to be rust or clay. Blunt denied the murder but admitted the knife belonged to his house and a preliminary trial is set for later this week.

The Star Berryville Horace Blunt Boyce Hagerstown Sherman Jackson Norfolk and Western Briggs Jackson Blunt Charles M. Feltner Commonwealth’s Edward McC. Williams Feltner Williams Smallwood Winchester Commonwealth Rackley

Tragic Drowning Death At Schroon Lake

Word reached here of the death of Pauling F. Sellers Jr at Schroon Lake New York on Sunday evening July 16. He was swimming when cramps overtook him and he became unconscious. He is the son of Mr and Mrs P F Sellers Sr of Buffalo New York.

Pauling F. Sellers, Jr P. F. Sellers, Sr Buffalo N. Y Schroon Lake Nw Y Sellers

Tragic Lake Rescue Ends in Death of Young Man

Family notified at their Buffalo home learned of the accident near Schroon Lake. Rescued and revived efforts failed. he died shortly after. He was twenty six, survived by his parents and sister Miss Virginia Sellers. Funeral services were held in Buffalo this week. He was a cousin by marriage of Mrs Louise Ryan of West Monmouth Street.

Buffalo Schroon Lake Virginia Sellers Louise Ryan West Monmouth Street

Program Adopted To Stop Disorders At Hosiery Mills

Governor Pinchot and law enforcement authorities joined union officials to adopt a program aimed at averting further disorders in the Lansdale Hosiery workers strike. The effort, announced in Harrisburg, targets calm and compliance during Pennsylvania’s volatile labor unrest.

Associated Press Harrisburg Pinchot Lansdale Hosiery Pennsylvania

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