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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1935

Page

7

Fireworks Plant Explosion Kills Woman in Elkton

In Elkton Maryland a garage plant used by Triumph Fuse and Fireworks exploded during the July rush. Thelma Dunlap 27 died and six others were injured all hospitalized. Officials vowed a full investigation into the second fatal blast in the area within ten days.

Elkton Thelma Dunlap North East Catherine Daniels Madeline Stewart Elk Mills Edith Harvey North Fast Howard Ash Iron Hill Reba Cline Winees Futty Union Hospital Triumph Fuse and Fireworks Company J. Ben Decker Miss Dunlap J. E. Racine D. E. Rollins Rollins Victory Fireworks

Coal Miners Readying for Strength Test in Western Pa

Pittsburgh, Pa. June 12. Union leaders predict a district wide strike after a Sunday midnight deadline. Patrick F. Fagan and William Hynes warn that any attempt to operate mines will cause trouble. Captive mines in Fayette County run by rival unions face possible disruption as workers pledge to keep working past the deadline.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Patrick F. Fagan William Hynes Fayette County Workmen's Brotherhood The Miners’ Brotherhood United Mine Workers

Peace and prudence in Roosevelt’s address on national security

President Roosevelt argues for a modest army to deter aggression and protect rights, urging restraint from dominant groups and highlighting duties of government. He emphasizes military strength tied to civilian support, friendship with neighbors, and the Naval Academy as symbols of equal opportunity.

Roosevelt United States Naval Academy

Winchester relief drive nets nearly six thousand dollars

A four day relief drive in Winchester raised 5982 dollars, just 18 dollars shy of the 6000 goal, with about 2000 individuals contributing. City Manager Arthur M. Pield credited local firms and a broad group of employees for the strong showing benefiting nearly 100 destitute families.

Winchester Arthur M. Pield Feid Industrial—National Fruit Product O'Sullivan Rubber Co Virginia Woolen Co Winchester Woolen Co Winchester Knitting Co

Truste e sale of Winchester property tied to Valley Cooperative

Public auction set for Friday July 12 1935 at 3 PM in front of Winchester courthouse. Trustee will sell multiple parcels on North Kent Street including Nos 551 and 557 and property tied to C L Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corp. Includes all machinery and equipment on the real estate. Cash terms.

Valley Cooperative Fruit Exchange Virginia Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Company Winchester Corporation Court North Kent Street Winchester and Potomac R. Gray Williams C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation City of Kent Street Winchester and Potomac Railroad Chas. L. Robinson Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company Fred A. Robinson C. L. Robinson N. Kent Street N. Kent St N. W. Mills Frederick County Corporal Court G. F. Butsler

Local price list shows varied percentages and amounts

The fragment lists vendors and shares with percentages and dollar amounts including Solenberger 10 percent and 20 percent for Yellow Cab, Baker's Drug Store 16 percent, L R Smith Inc 13 percent, Hamman's Dollar Store 7 percent, and Glaize and Brother 4 percent, plus public entities and utilities with varied percentages and sums such as Postoffice 79.50 and City Government 54.25, Winchester Hospital 11.43, Welfare Workers 12, Fire Companies 8, Consumers Utilities Co 91 percent 23, Northern Va Power Co 74 percent 58.60, Handley Schools 61 percent 56, C and P Telephone Co 56 percent 15.35, and county government 13 percent 1.

Solenberger Yellow Cab Baker’s Drug Store L. R. Smith, Inc Hamman’s Dollar Store Glaize and Brother Postoffice Winchester Hospital Consumers Utilities Co Northern Va., Power Co Handley Schools C. and P. Telephone Co

Repairs in progress at city hall basement cells

Workmen continued installing new linings in the basement cells of the police station at city hall. Other improvements include painting doors at the entrance with old paint removed by blow torches and sanded for a better finish. Mr Arthur M Field returned from Baltimore after talks with engineers on applying for federal funds for a Winchester water project.

City Hall Arthur M. Field Baltimore Winchester

Night Life of the Gods at the Palace Today and Thursday

Universal’s life hit of the century Night Life of the Gods comes to the Palace Theatre today and Thursday. The cast features Alan Mowbray Peggy Shannon Wesley Barry Henry Armetta and Floriene McKinney in a nutty colossal comedy with a Fox News Reel and the comedy Two Lame Ducks accompanying.

Fox News

Douglas School Finals Friday Evening

Douglas Junior High will hold commencement exercises at 8 o clock Friday evening in the new North Kent street building. The program includes orchestral selections, choral numbers, salutatory and valedictory, and speeches by Garland Quarles and Dr. Howard Long. An industrial exhibit by pupils will be shown, with the building open for inspection today through Friday evening. the junior class play also takes place tonight.

Douglass Junior High School New Colored School North Kent Street Powell Gibson Gibson

Arguments Heard On Luke Lea Parole Petition

In Raleigh on June 12, Edwin Gill heard oral argument on the pardon petition of Luke Lea former Tennessee senator now serving six to ten years in prison here for bank law violations Lea is seeking parole based on the petition presented to the state parole commissioner The case centers on his eligibility and potential release factors considered by the parole board

Raleigh N. C Luke Lea Tennessee Edwin Gill

Canberra Gardens Claim World Leading Greenery Status

Canberra, capital of Australia, asserts it ranks among the world’s top garden spots with 2,750,000 trees and shrubs, 40,000 miles of hedges, and 20,000 roses in its municipal greenery program.

Canberra Australia

Relatives And Doctor Charged With A Murder

In Springfield Missouri on June 12 murder charges were filed against Lloyd Robinson 18 his mother Mrs Mary Robinson 49 and family physician Dr F W Schlicht 55 over the June 3 slaying of Robert Robinson 50 the youths father Homer Chaffin Webster County prosecutor said Lloyd confessed to killing to collect a 10000 life insurance and framed the others as plotters The trio was jailed at Marshfield awaiting arraignment June 20.

Springfield Lloyd Robinson Robert Robinson Homer Chaffin Webster County Lloyd Mary Robinson F. W. Schlicht Niangua Farmer Marshfield

Ole Miss Ends Eighth Day In Air At Meridian

Endurance plane Ole Miss, piloted by Al and Fred Key, logged about 192 hours and roughly 15 360 miles in the air, marking eight days in continued flight near Meridian Mississippi.

Ole Miss Meridian Miss O. K Fred Key

Marian Martin Spring Pattern 9390 and Book Offer

Ad advertises Marian Martin pattern 9390 for sizes 12 to 40 with wrap around frock design and Peter Pan collar. Also promotes Marian Martin Summer Pattern Book priced 15 cents, book and pattern together 25 cents, with order to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department, 232 W 18th St New York NY.

Marian Martin Lew Marian Martin Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department 18Th St New York N. Y

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Bicker’s Motor Co George Washington Coca Cola Bottling Works Shenandoah Motor Co Gray and Sheetz Lee Baking Co Nehi Bottling Works Shenandoah Valley National Bank Ebert Garage Buncutter Tire Co Gulf Refining Co Miller and Anderson Kenneth E. Henry Co Lupton Orchard Service Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Winchester Milling Co Cooper Molse’and Oil Co Hable’s Palace Airport Elks O'Sullivan Mike Garber Airwood Ersulliven Yes O’sullivans Flyers Spates Boxscores Mallow Hawse Grove Rf Line Halvosa Coffelt O’sullivan Lions Men's Athletic Ind. A. C N. Va Douglas School Lea Pocketbooks P. Klompus North Main St Timken Conoco Continental Oil Company Sadie Conoco Travel Bureau Denver Moling & Cather Luxite T. F. Timberlake Hamburger’s Specialty Shop N. Main Street
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