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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1937
Page
3
A police commander testified he did not know where his men obtained tear gas used during the incident. Captain James L. Mooney, a police official, was referenced in the testimony as part of the investigation.
The committee noted no police owned gas was used and the Re public Steel plant had plentiful gas bombs. Some protesters carried sticks but arming the crowd was not widespread and not aimed at assaulting police. The report argues the parade lacked any premeditated use of force.
The 3 percent rate on about 2 billion dollars in federal land bank loans set in 1933 would rise to 4 percent next year while a two year cut to 4 percent on 800 million dollars of land bank commissioner loans would cost about 8.35 million. President Roosevelt called the subsidy unjustified arguing debtors gain from the treasury gift and higher rates would reduce the aid to nearly a million borrowers.
Four guards monitor Pete Traxler in a Texas hospital as gunfire erupts during a pursuit involving Traxler and accomplices. Traxler and Tindal escape after Denton and Trimmer kidnap Traxler’s guard car, while authorities seek extradition and arrest warrants for Traxler’s wife Nell Tingley Traxler.
Memorial verse from the children recalling the loss of their mother Mrs H A Horton who died July 22 1922 and has a place in their hearts with tender memories and daily thoughts. The poem notes the grave and stars, and the enduring love until they rest beside her.
The article notes Rushmore sculptors start shaping the face of Theodore Roosevelt on Mount Rushmore. Roosevelt will appear in space between Lincoln and Jefferson with Washington’s features nearing completion. Central Press reports from the Black Hills of South Dakota.
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