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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1938

Page

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Wage compromise sets 40 cent federal minimum by seven years

A joint congressional panel agreed on a wage hour compromise to reach 40 cents an hour across interstate industries within seven years, with a 25 cent minimum in year one and 30 cents in year two. A central administrator and industry boards would guide increases while exceptions for unemployment are possible. Some senators warned of court battles over constitutionality.

Washington Congressional Thomas Dutah Senate Labor Committee Clathey Senate Conference Committee Senator Borah

Instructive Thought on Time by Dr Wise

MA Winchester quotes Dr Wise contemplating the Creator moving tiny insects to transport atoms across vast eras. He imagines leaves and plants bearing imperceptible loads, spanning millions of years for a single journey, illustrating immense cosmic timescales and the infancy of the human spirit.

Dr. Wise

City Council Weighs Redrafting Contractor Ordinance

Last night the City Council failed to reach agreement on the contractor licensing issue. The matter was referred to the Commissioner of Revenue, Finance Committee, and City Solicitor for review. A petition with 61 signatures urged repeal of the hour labor license requirement as unjust.

A. M. Field Donald Weems

Gillette Set To Smooth Paths In Iowa Primary After Victory

In Des Moines Iowa Senator Guy M Gillette won the Democratic senatorial primary with 80107 votes while Otha D Wearin conceded. James Roosevelt sent congratulations as the party posted a turnout over 150000. In the Republican race J Dickinson led with 142644 votes over Lloyd Thurston 108921.

Des Moines Guy M. Gillette Otha D. Wearin Gillette Wearin James Roosevelt J. Dickinson Lloyd Thurston

Jean Whitehurst Wins Sponsor's Award at Class Day

Miss Jean Whitehurst, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. R. V. Whitehurst, received the annual sponsor's award at Handley auditorium during class day exercises. Sponsors Isabelle Allegree and C. D. Benentt praised her top contributions to the senior class. Whitehurst, editor in chief of The Handian, composer of the school song and active student, led in the senior class play and participates in band and orchestra.

Jean Whitehurst R. V. Whitehurst Handley Auditorium Isabelle Allegree C. D. Benentt Miss Whitehurst Handiian

Appropriations Reach Historic Peacetime Peak

The House Appropriations Committee projects current session outlays will total between 11.84 and 12.28 billion dollars, a peacetime record. Excess over 1936 stems from boosted relief funding and Social Security additions, with a Senate bill adding further relief through July 1 and heavy borrowing to cover the gap, raising the public debt toward 45 billion by mid-1939.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Congressee Roosevelt Senate Senate House Treasury

Ex-Governor Kump to Deliver Handley Commencement Address

Ex Governor Herman Guy Kump of West Virginia will deliver the commencement address at Handley High School in Winchester. The ceremony includes a march of 110 graduates, musical performances, diplomas, and awards, with final benediction by Rev R V Whitehurst.

Kump West Virginia Handley High School Handley Orchestra T. M. Swann Handley Glee Club John M. Steck Citizens National Bank of Elkins Virginia Kathleen Glee Club Garland R. Quarles R. V. Whitehurst

Prayer Service by Rev Lowe at Church of Our Saviour

The Rev. C Worthington Lowe will conduct a regular weekly prayer service at 7 30 tonight in the Church of Our Saviour 19 North Washington street The subject will be Indifference Special music includes a solo by Floyd Haines Friends are invited to worship.

C. Worthington Lowe Church of Our Saviour North Washington Street Floyd Haines

Montague and Valley avenues get new street improvements

Home builders alerted to new street openings and improvements on Montague and Valley avenues with guaranteed completion and special prices for early builders. Henry Bros advertises phone numbers 43 and 442-W and offers business sites.

Montague and Valley Avenues W. Henry Bros

Widow Of Hero Inspires Sailor Name On Destroyer

New York June 8 The widow of Navy hero Lieut Mons Monssen learns two letters. One from the government approves naming the destroyer DD-436 Monssen after her late husband. The other from the Home Owners Loan Corp forecloses on her Brooklyn home.

New York United States Navy Sadie Leslie Monssen Roosevelt Monssen Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Brooklyn

Hail and heavy rain soak Shenandoah Valley towns

A rain event drenched Winchester and Frederick County with 1.08 inches of precipitation piling up across the lower Shenandoah Valley. Downtown streets flooded briefly as storm sewers clogged, and small hail clipped gardens though apples and peach orchards were not seriously damaged.

Winchester Frederick County Shenandoah Valley Winchester Research Laboratory

City Council OKs pool room control measures

Police Chief Clayton W. Hollis wins council support for three ordinances to regulate pool rooms and bowling alleys. Licenses require written police permission. without it a daily $50 fine applies once the 1939 start date arrives. Minors under 21 barred without written consent. $10 fine for violations. No loitering allowed near entrances.

Clayton W. Hollis Lee Coble Hollis

Oil Seizures Appealed After Mexico Ruling

Mexico City reports a $400 million legal fight over expropriation of foreign oil property ended for the supreme court after a district court ruled the seizure legal. Judge Manuel Bartlett Laje late yesterday affirmed the expropriation of 17 American and British oil properties as constitutional and ordered their bank accounts archives correspondence and cash on hand returned.

Mexico City Mexico Supreme Court Manuel Bartlett

Woman says faith will cure snakebite sufferer at sect meeting

Mrs. Joe Rushing of Hammond, 56, bitten by a three foot water moccasin during a sect meeting insists faith will heal her. Her husband and fellow members pray as she lies in pain with swelling on her left arm. The snake was killed after the bite and is blamed for the incident in a cottage setting.

Hammond Joe Rushing Rushing Crystal Springs, Miss

Insurgents Reach Main Defense Lines in Valencia Front

Insurgents fought to the government lines guarding Valencia as air raids hit Barcelona Valencia and Alicante. Heavy reinforcements and patrolling planes reinforced coastal sectors and forced outposts to retire to prepared lines near Albocacer. Government counterattacks aimed at advancing insurgents across hastily dug trenches.

Hendaye France Valencia Barcelona Alicante Albocacer Adzaneta

British Ship Sunk After Gandia Moonlight Raid

A British operated port at Gandia on Spain's Mediterranean coast was struck by a lone seaplane in a moonlit raid. The dredger was heavily damaged and sank hours later, with warehouses destroyed and 20 railway cars burned. British manager Edwin Apfel valued damages at 1.506 million pesetas.

Gandia Spain Mediterranean Valencia Alicante Edwin Apfel Apfel

Mail Liners Get Permit For Coastal Trade

Representative Welch says the Maritime Commission approved the Baltimore Mail Steamship Company to enter five passenger cargo vessels in the intercoastal trade. The ships will begin operation at the earliest practicable date and include refrigerator space for citrus shipments replacing Grace Lines and Panama Pacific vessels.

Washington Welch R-Calif E. S. Land Maritime Commission Baltimore Mail Steamship Company Land Opera Panama Pacific and Grace Lines Baltimore Mail

Auction Sale of Farm Bank Shares at Court House

Twelve o clock noon on June 11 a sale will be held in front of the Court House for a few shares of Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company stock. Coleman Dunn acts as auctioneer.

Court House Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Coleman Dunn

Canton Under Fire In Third Day Of Japanese Raids

Canton China reports a new Japanese bombardment as air raids reach 12 straight days. Civilian casualties rise to at least 3,000 killed and 5,000 wounded with Lingnam University and a Standard Oil storage tank hit. Fire spreads near Shameen and Honam Island as many flee the city.

Canton China Lingnam University United States Hongkong Lingnam South China Shameen Macao University Oil Standard Oil Company Canton-Hankow Hankow Honam Island Pear River Honam

Sally Harrison Weds At Belvoir

Miss Sally Harrison daughter of the late Fairfax Harrison and Mrs Hetty Carr Harrison married Gerhard H Dicke professor at Johns Hopkins at Belvoir Fauquier county The Rev Sanford Rotter officiated Attendants included Miss Mazie Baird Best man was Dr Joseph Mayer The couple will reside in Baltimore Dicke is an affiliated Johns Hopkins physics professor with prior teaching in Leyden and California

Warrenton Sally Harrison Fairfax Harrison Hetty Carr Harrison Gerhard H. Dicke Johns Hopkins University Belvoir Harrison Fauquier County Sanford Rotter Grace Church the Plains Mazie Baird Charles Ean Joseph Mayer Baltimore South The Southern Railway Dieke University of Leyden Germany University of California Johns Hopkins

Plain and Printed Crepe Dress Lengths

Moling and Cather advertise plain and printed crepe dress lengths priced at 1.95 with sizes 6 to 8 and 1 to 1t noted in the listing.

Moling & Cather

Auction Notice For Sale At Court House

Porches and windows offered by E. W. Armstrong Co. 39 E Piccadilly St. phone 639. Sale at 1:30 p m June 11 at Court House. See page 5 for details.

E. W. Armstrong CO E. Piccadilly St Sale Court House

Garbage collection warning on kitchen refuse

Public notice warns that kitchen garbage must not be mixed with other refuse or it will not be collected. The reminder reiterates proper disposal rules and collection standards.

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