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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1937

Page

9

Saved 10 From Fire X Marks the Spot

Baltimore residents praise quick work by firefighters who rescued ten people from a blaze at a local building. Fire crews arrived promptly and contained the flames, preventing spread to adjacent structures. No serious injuries reported.

Women urged to enter New York City politics by mayor

Mayor Fiorello La Guardia calls for feminine help at City Hall urging more women candidates for public office. He says governance is not difficult and politicians merely pretend it is. A separate note from Burlington reports Mack Leath facing speeding charges. a chase ended with Leath fleeing into an open door before being halted and a sentence suspended on costs.

New York Fiorello Laguardia New York City City Hal Burlington N. C Mack Leath Earl B. Horner Horner

Skipper of burned steamer City of Baltimore pictured after rescue

Captain Charles O. Brooks, master of the Chesapeake Bay steamer City of Baltimore, is shown in an auto photo after the vessel burned off Bodkin Point Maryland. The fire cost two lives and injured several as nearly 100 people jumped overboard into shallow water to escape the flames.

Albert Marshall George Ritter City of Baltimore Chesapeake Bay Aleck Taylor Charles Betschler Baltimore S. S Charles O. Brooks Bodkin Point Central Press S.S

Life term lengthens for Virginia inmates

In Virginia the average life term exceeds the national figure by about five years. Lifers in the state spend 15 years 11 months behind bars, while the U.S. average is 10 years. The data were released to Governor Peery by secretary Laura Allen. Virginia then had 285 lifers and 31 conditional pardons had been granted since January 1934.

Old Dominion Peery Laura Allen Virginia Gov. Peery

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