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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1939

Page

2

Sheep Breeders To Offer Rams At Three August Auctions

Sheep producers in Clarke Frederick county and nearby areas will attend three August auctions in Woodstock Berryville and Staunton to improve flock strains. Auctions begin at 1 p m on August 2 3 and 9 with rams judged and inspected by a Valley Northern Virginia Sheep Breeders Association committee. Fred Stine urges purebred rams to boost lamb grades and profits.

Federick County Woodstock Berryville Staunton Union Stock Yards Fred Stine Valley-Northern Virginia Sheep Breeders’ Association

Grange Plans Po Anniversary Celebration

The Grange will hold a program next Friday night to mark the eleventh anniversary of the organization on August 11. It will recognize charter members in the county and Frederick Pomona Grange with a principal address by Thomas Ozlin, Richmond Agriculture Grange member and State Corporation Commission chair. Refreshments will be by the Home Economics Committee.

Four Die As Royal Air Force Plane Crashes in Cheshire

Four fliers were killed today when a Royal Air Force plane crashed and burned at Caldy Cheshire. Since January 1 176 have died in 103 air force accidents.

Ondon Royal Air, Force Caldy Cheshire

Answers to Today's Quiz From Page Four

The page lists quiz responses including Pope Gregory I, measurement of time, nonagon, Binal, and a note about the Wright brothers first flight location. It also references an old symbol for fee on earth, a cabbage variety, and the term Pujiyama.

Pope Gregory I Nonagon Binal Wright Brothers Earth

Indictment Goes Against Major Typewriter Makers

A federal grand jury in New York City indicted four leading typewriter firms and their presidents on charges of conspiring to fix prices and form a monopoly. Named are Underwood with Elliott Fisher and Philip D. Wagoner, Remington Rand with James H. Rand Jr, Royal Typewriter with Edmund C. Faustmann and Hurlbut W. Smith, and L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters. The case accuses them of controlling production, distribution, and sales while eliminating competition by a uniform discount scale.

Washington Department of Justice New York City Department Underwood Elliott Fisher Company Philip D. Wagoner Remington-Rand, Inc James H. Rand Hurlbut W. Smith

Thanks for kindness during illness and death of Mrs Shiner

We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness during Mrs Nannie J. Shiner illness and death and for floral tributes and use of cars. We miss her brothers and sisters.

Nannie J. Shiner

New England Still Hard Hit by Drought

Parched New England faces continued dryness as scattered rainfall fails to help. In New York and New Jersey forecasts call for more showers while Connecticut losses run into millions. President Roosevelt orders four federal agencies to stand by to aid states in what officials deem the worst drought in a century.

New York New England Pennsylvania New Jersy Connecticut Roosevelt Agencis

Band Concert Tonight Aids Fire Company Yard Party

The Friendship Fire Company Reel Team hosts a benefit yard party at John Kerr School grounds with the McIlwee Municipal Band playing popular and classical numbers. Firefighters provide games amusements and refreshments to raise funds for travel to Charles City.

McIlwee Municipal Band John Kerr School Friendship Fire Company Charles City

Minister Held To Answer Charge Of Wife Slaying

The Rev. James Wilson Lane was ordered held for trial in Circuit Court on a murder charge in the shooting death of his wife last July. Lane, who split his time between automobile work in Frankenmuth, a plant job, and preaching in a church, claimed the shooting was accidental during attempted cartridge removal.

Flint, Mich James Wilson Lane Lane Frankenmuth

Representative Bates Seeks to Return District to Maryland and Virginia

Representative Bates of Kentucky declared that the District of Columbia could be given back to Maryland and Virginia. He made the remark while commenting on his resignation from the District committee, which he led a subcommittee that investigated milk prices in Washington. He said the District committee takes too much of his time.

Washington Bates D-Ky District of Columbia Maryland Virginia

Modern Woodmen Hold Big Party Near Berryville

In Berryville Virginia a Modern Woodmen yard party near River side school drew an estimated 600 to 1,000 attendees. The event featured contests including hog calling pie eating and spill the milk, with Bud Stickles winning a $10 prize and receipts totaling about 75 dollars in dimes. Democratic candidate Harvey Fishpaw lost the hog calling contest to Ed Longerbeam.

Berryville Riverside School Bud Stickles Harvey Fishpaw Ed Longerbeam Clarke

Two Men Die From Intense Heat in Separate Incidents

Deaths recorded from extreme heat include Samuel Chase aged 65 who collapsed while walking on a Washington street and died in a hospital. In Kensington Maryland 67 year old Reuben Reno Palmer collapsed while working in a field near his home and died a few hours later.

Washington Samuel Chase Kensington Reuben Reno Palmer

Moves to Cut Plan to Lend to Railways

A House caucus will meet tonight to rally support for a lending bill to railways with a two thirds vote required for action. Administration leaders push for full turnout amid factional tensions as anti administration Democrats warn dissenters may walk out. The wage hour bill faces a complex path with amendments proposed by committees and a Senate likely to stay idle.

House Labor Committee Rules Committee Chamber Senate

Chinese Guerrillas abduct 28 in Peiping raid

Chinese guerrillas penetrated Peiping gates abducting 28 Chinese including policemen and wealthy individuals. Raiders escaped before Peiping garrison troops arrived as heavy rains hindered pursuit and floods threatened Hopeh. Ninety Japanese soldiers died in a nearby battle at Wenchuan.

Peiping Air Administration China Peiping-Mukden Hopeh Yungting Marco Polo Bridge Wenchuan

Rules Quite Hard On U-Boat Heroes

The 33 men who escaped from the sunk submarine Squalus faced a setback in the paymaster's office. Navy rules grant extra submarine duty pay, but the General Accounting Office ruled it cannot apply to men not on regular duty. Since the Squalus sank May 23, survivors could not have been on assigned duty for two months, losing extra pay from $5 to $30 monthly for enlisted, plus 25 percent of officers' salaries.

Washington Navy General Accounting Office

Local Markets Market Summary Note

The Star notes markets are corrected daily but disclaims responsibility for typographical errors. Readers are advised to verify figures and details with official sources.

The Star

Local Retail Market Flour and Patent Brand Feed Prices

A reader notice lists multiple flour and feed prices by bag size and brand. Prices include Patent Brand flour, 12 to 98 lb bags, dairy feed, corn meal, middlings, mixed feeds, screening, turkey grower, horse feed, scratch feed, and butter, with per-bbl pricing and note of available bag weights.

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Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Quotation Summary

Market notes from Baltimore and Philadelphia on July 28 cover produce and livestock. Apples Gravensteins and Williams Reds move in the 0.75 to 1.00 range, potatoes dull, sweet potatoes steady, eggs and butter steady. Livestock prices show cattle mostly steady to firm, hogs mostly lower, calves strong, and sheep weak. Chicago and national grain quotes finish mixed with fall prices steady to up.

Baltimore JU. S Williams New Jersey U. S Baltimore Livestock U. S. Dept. Agri Chicago Washington Spring Chicago Cash Grain Chicago Cash Illinois Baltimore Grain Winchester

Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations

Wheat prices fluctuated nervously today finishing unevenly lower. Good milling demand and foreign market strength supported early gains but poor spring wheat news and rain forecasts sparked selling. May 1940 contracts slumped over a cent as traders weighed potential export declines.

Chicago Canada

Market Ends Mixed After Quiet Session On July 28

New York stock market shows a subdued trading day with an early mild decline erased by close. Activity remained slow with about 750000 shares traded over five hours as investors weighed potential effects of U.S. Japanese trade treaty changes and cheered by strong profits from steel and motor sectors. Foreign markets steadied little, bonds and commodities uneven.

New York

Market closes mixed with numerous industrials trading high

Con Edison and General Electric show gains while General Motors and Goodyear rise Moderately weak trading in Republic Steel and Penn Railroad contrasts with strong moves in Union Pacific and U S Steel Investors track a wide range of industrials including National Dairy and Woolworth as Turks list shows mixed sentiment across sectors

Con. Edison Cigar Elec Motors Goodyear Int. Har Kennecott M. Ward Natl. Dairy Packard Penney J. C Penn. R. R Republic Steel Southern R. R Union Pac U. S. Steel Va.Car. Psid Western Union Woolworth

Local boy finds unusual lizard near North Main Street

Yesterday Massie lad captured a small blue grey and gold lizard in front of 566 North Main Street and brought it to his home exhibit. He plans to keep the animal in a box while it rests after a cat played with it earlier forcing persuasion to separate them.

Laurens Massie North Main Street Massie

Johnstown Symphony To Play Tomorrow

Two programs will be presented this weekend by the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra at the Mountain Lake Park amphitheatre. Dr. S. L. Plickinger said he has been informed. Saturday evening concert begins at 7:45 and Sunday matinee at 2:45.

Johnstown

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