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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1932

Page

8

Rockefeller Jr Calls for Repeal of Prohibition

Rockefeller Jr urges repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment as the anti saloon league funds and temperance work face rising crime and disobedience. He praises past anti liquor efforts while warning the speakeasy era betrays public rights and calls for Convention backed repeal and substitute measures. Bishop Cannon counters, defending the 18th Amendment and opposing wet platform planks without a clear better alternative.

Fance Prohibition Rockefeller Anti Saloon League Anti- Saloon League Butler Columbia Congress Cannon Estherville Iowa James Cannon, Jr Methodist Episcopal Church, South Bishop Cannon National ‘Party

Robot-Rusatian Play Sparks Debate On Labor

A fragment discusses Capek and his play R. U. R. where artificial automata rise as labor forces. The note hints at mass appeal and economic impact central to the drama's premise.

Menenspi Me Capek

Strawberries Hard Hit By Dry Weather

The strawberry season in this section will end soon unless rains come. Extreme heat and topsoil dryness are scorching plants and burning berries. An excellent set was on commercial patches with a good crop in prospect, but three weeks without rain changed the outlook. Without rain and continued heat the crop will be spare, with the peak harvest already passed. Small rains Sunday night were not enough to help. berries sold from 30 cents a gallon to 15 cents a quart.

Bard

Lions Clubs Set Convention in Los Angeles

The sixteenth annual International Association of Lions Clubs convention will be in Los Angeles California June 19. About 15000 delegates and guests are expected from 2600 clubs in the United States Canada Cuba China and Hawaii. Governor James Rolf Jr will give the welcome address and the Los Angeles mayor will present the keys to the city. Notables include aviator Bernt Balchen. The session lasts four days.

Julien C., Rr Fort Worth Texas Ibe International Association of Lions Clubs Los Angeles Calif United States Canada Cuba China Hawaii James Rolf, Jr California States Union District of Columbia Matet Ual Lion Bernt Balchen Hasbrouck Heights Newa

Virginia Woman Lands Champion Silver Salmon

Miss Constance Regan of Middleburg Virginia set a fishing record on the Tobique river in New Brunswick by landing a 275 pound Atlantic silver salmon, the heaviest caught by a woman on that river, with guide Jock Ogilvy at the Gulquac pool mouth. She had also enjoyed several productive days there, surpassing previous Tobique records held by men.

Fredericton N. B Constance Regan Middleburg Tobique River New Brunswick Régatfin Miss Regan Jock Ogilvy Mir Regan Gulquac Pool Tobique

Suit Against Warner Brothers Is Thrown Out

Wilmington Delaware June 7 a suit for receivership filed against Warner Bros Pictures Inc by Marinus V Newcastle was dismissed in Chancery Court. It was the end of three receivership actions against the company in recent months. A separate receivership suit was filed in Federal Court last week by Harry Koplar of St Louis Missouri.

Wilmington Del Fors Seral Warn Bros. Pictures, Inc Marinus Newcastle Chancery Court Actio Compa Harry Koplar St. Louis

Alert teller uncovers bogus ten dollar note at local bank

Harold Rowe a young teller at Cocaicenes and Savings Bank spotted and verified a counterfeit ten dollar bill during a routine deposit. The fake note printed for the Apple Blossom Festival originated from the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank. W H Bush Winchester Auto Trim Shop owner helped trace the bill and aid authorities.

Federal Reserve Harold Rowe Smi Cocaicenes and Savings Bank W. H. Bush Winchester Auto Trim Rowe Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Bush

Civic League reports school milk fund for two schools

The Civic League released figures for October 12 to May 27 showing 380 underweight children in September, 167 in May, 213 now normal, 142 on free milk per day, with total milk fund expenditure of 1078.99 dollars. Contributions came from the league and various donors. average milk takers were 260 daily, about half paid privately. thanks extend to organizers and local suppliers. Separately, women at a ball in Bickley England formed a bucket brigade to fight a fire, extinguishing it in about 30 minutes.

Civic League Today John Kerr Virginia Avenue Civic League Allen Bond Diddy Gaylord Dorothy Ann Robinson Bobby Woods John Kerr School J.S. Haldeman Sanitary Dairy Pure Food T. J. Cooper Bickley England

Gainesboro Sunday Schools plan June 14 convention

The seventeenth annual Gainesboro district Sunday schools convention will convene at Old Bethel Southern Methodist Church on Tuesday June 14 with two sessions at 10 a.m. and 1 20 p.m. The program features worship, reports from divisions, a prohibition talk, musical selections, and committee appointments.

Sunday Schools Gainesboro Old Bethel Southern

Question box and church quartet meeting adjournment

A meeting notes listing a question box and Burnt Church Quartette with offering. It records roll call of the schools and mentions unfinished business and the place of the next convention before adjournment.

Recent Conveyances of County Realty

Frederick County Clerk records list multiple transfers including Wilber M Guard to Frank Taylor in Opequon district with nominal consideration, J H Newgome to Bertha M Newcome river rights in Stonewall district, and Sydneyan Copeland to Henry L Summers with land along Paddy's Run. Additional deeds include John H Helsley to Jacob L Crisman in Opequon district, Ida Golliday and Anna R Golliday to William Lewin west of Middletown, and Ruben Clark to Emma Beryl Walker along the White Post road with nominal consideration.

Frederick County Wilber M. Guard Frank Taylor Opequon J. H. Newgome Bertha May Newcome Stonewall Sydneyan Copeland Henry L. Summers John H. Helsley Jacob L. Crisman Ida Golliday Anna R. Golliday William Lewin Middletown Ruben Clark Emma Beryl Walker White Post Road

It Is Not Unlawful To Destroy United States Currency

The text asserts that destroying United States currency is not illegal while defacing or mutilating coins to restore them to circulation is unlawful.

United States

Popular Youth Moore Jr. Dies En Route to Baltimore

Gerard Moore Jr. a respected local youth, formerly of Morgantown and a GMAC employee in Charleston, died after being struck by a passenger train near Hinton while en route to join his mother in Baltimore. He graduated from the local high school in 1923 and excelled at the state university.

Charles Town W. Va Gerard Moore, Jr Moore Charleston Baltimore Hinton Gerard Moore Poole State University Morgantown Robert Moore Logan General Motors Acceptance Corporation Ger

Moore Family Survivors Listed in Obituary Fragment

Ard Moore of Ranson is survived by two sisters and two brothers read Mrs Martha Newton Appell of Mannings and Miss Eleanor Moore of New York, Robert Moore of Nevada and Jay Moore at home in Ranson.

Ard Moore Ranson Martha Newton Appell Mannings Eleanor Moore New York Robert Moore Nevada Jay Moore

Stephens City Scouts Plan To Attend Camp

The Stephens City Scouts meet in the agricultural building and plan a yard party for June 11 at the High School to raise funds for a Scout camp July 1 to 15 with F F A. scouts urged to take typhoid vaccine at $1 for three doses at the next meeting.

Stephens City Wall Williams

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