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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1932
Page
5
In a national league update, the Chicago Cubs fall from first place while the Mackmen rebound to a third berth. Detroit and St Louis post wins, Yankees clinch in 11th, Crowder dominates for Senators in a 10-0 Chicago loss.
Baseball brief from June 11 reports Boston tying up the league lead after Ed Brandt pitched a 2 1 win over St. Louis. Philadelphia split with Pittsburgh 6 5 in a four game set. Giants beat Cincinnati 4 3 on unearned runs, while Brooklyn nipped Chicago 4 3 to move into first place.
The Winchester Swimming Club resumes summer activities under head Earle Sheetz with committee members Mrs. Andrew Bell Miss Minnie Taylor and Frank Horton. The pool will follow last year’s rules, be tested daily by Mr. Horton, and kept clean. Tuesday nights reserved for lady members.
The pool will offer swimming instructions by Mrs. Andrew Bell and Miss Minnie Taylor. Each Friday night from June 16 the Boy Scouts of America will use the pool under Mr. Horton. Daily hours are 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Membership inquiries are directed to Mrs. Andrew Bell or committee members.
The Garden Club of Virginia announces a successful show with Eleanor Chamberlain of Leesburg winning the sweepstakes cup. R. O. Wine of Harrisonburg led best collection roses and took the American Rose Society bronze medal. Judges included Mrs. Davis of Roanoke and Dr. Kirk of Roanoke. the Rose Test Garden near Millwood opened for visitors under Mr. and Mrs. Butler.
The Capitol hosts a 9 o clock show next Wednesday featuring a Leonard refrigerator giveaway. A ballot drawn from the stage awards the prize to an audience member who must be present when called. Leonard refrigerators, once a leading ice box, are praised for quality and are sold in Winchester by Glaize and Bros. with local distribution by Southren Wholesalers, Inc.
The remark contrasts England paying its debts with France dodging hers, arguing global faith favors England while doubting France. It questions long term credibility of both nations and highlights economic reputations shaping international opinion.
A newspaper snippet notes a controversial idea that exposing a man to a parachute jump may provoke speech. The quote frames the claim as a test of willingness to jump rather than a medical solution to stuttering.
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