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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
2
The 1985 Ford trade-in surge forces drastic price cuts on a line of used autos. Models include a 1930 Peerless De Luxe 4 door at 259, a 1931 Buick 4 door at 365, a 1931 Chrysler 4 door at 275, and more. Ends offer on several late thirties era sedans and a Ford V-8 truck with trailer.
Old 34, a veteran dockyard locomotive, wrecked two buildings and caused a street chase in Brooklyn. James Gallo and Anthony Pardine, both later identified, seized the throttle. a fight ensued with Louis McClure chasing from a lunch room. The locomotive stopped within 20 feet of the water amid chaos. Gallo and Pardine held on malicious mischief.
Governor Hoffman proposes Interstate compacts to resolve NRA code unconstitutionality. He calls for voluntary codes of fair practices to be coordinated across states with intergovernmental help. He writes to Governor Johnson for Biloxi conference to preserve NRA’s best features.
In Myersville Maryland on June 11 the tuning fork once used by Francis Scott Key was brought to the United Brethren Church for its annual old folks day. It aided singers aged from 93 to 170 as part of barn services in the Middletown Valley. Mrs Cyrus Flook owns the fork.
Woodbridge, Va. June 11. W C Hobson councilman of New Market was fined $20 for threatening with a weapon after a dispute with Henry C Tusing registrar at the New Market precinct He allegedly drew a knife when Tusing approached about the registrar’s books Judge M L Walton imposed the fine.
An executive meeting of the Western District Virginia Christian Endeavor Union officers met at Strasburg Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon June 9. District president Miss Cathleen Shiplett of Staunton led a six o'clock rally with talks on the state C E convention at Clarendon June 27 30. A quartet from Winchester sang and Rev George Owen gave the principal address. Members from Shenandoah County and Winchester were listed and urged to register for the state convention by June 20.
The Reverend Mark Depp of St. Mark's Church Baltimore told Towson State Normal School graduates that even the New Deal fails if it originates from old habits, because it must prompt changes in people's hearts.
Layman Washington June 11. Unable to swallow for more than 550 days, 14 year old Charles Bassett awaits new treatments doctors hope will conquer his malady. He has been fed via tube since 1933 after infantile paralysis.
At a June 11 dinner in Watsonville F A Motz the US fruit specialist in Europe urged a stronger export package. He noted England frost damage and Australian crops moving earlier, boosting demand for American apples and pears. Motz cautioned about inconsistent Pajaro Valley packing and urged uniform quality for better prices.
A chaotic collection of short items across cities reports Rusniak surviving a pistol assault as a burglar returns thrice, thefts of dictionaries, a pistol-guarded home in Rock Hill, a Dallas dog case with dying pet, a rural rain-maker claims, and Chicago park board cuts staff to save costs.
New York report states the cost of administering the NRA in the two years ending this month totals 93 million 884 thousand 595 dollars as compiled by the National Industrial Conference.
The board notes the total reflects only general administrative expense of the NRA and its 678 codes. Additional costs include code formation, core hearing attendance, code enforcement litigation, code manufacturing, and staff time. Code authority expenditures total $71,704,406 and recovery administration costs $18,110,091.
HAGERSTOWN Md June 11. Plans are under way to reconstruct the first United Brethren Church built in the United States. The original log structure dated from 1870 and stood at Mount Hebron Cemetery near Keedysville.
The chief of the forest service states that about one third of the continental United States lies in forest or potential forest land. This designation highlights the extensive reach of timber resources and conservation considerations across the nation.
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