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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
8
Miss Winifred Pare awoke to find a man near her bed at 1862 Valley Ave. The caller screamed, the stranger fled down the stairs and out the front door. Police searched the Clowser residence area but found nothing.
A surge of students from Boyce area households return home for the summer. Marian and Louise Martin plan to start sophomore year again at Mary Baldwin College. Jane Jolliffe returns from William and Mary and will join Clarke County School system. Stasha Huff comes back after teaching at Wakefield. Alumni Association of Boyce Agricultural High School holds spring session June 17 at 8. All primoretes urged to attend.
The Virginia Conference United Brethren Leadership Training School opens in Dayton this week for a full seven days. More than two hundred delegates from conference churches are expected to attend with a strong faculty including Dr J R Howe Mary Elizabeth Howe and Rev Minor C Miller. Directors Rev A P Havermale and W L Phillips oversee the program while a Daily Vacation Bible School runs for children ages four to fourteen.
The Navy Department expected the Akron to reach Lakehurst between 4 and 5 a m tomorrow morning. The last report placed the ship over Vicksburg at 6 40 a m en route via Atlanta to Lakehurst with thunder showers forecast along the southern path. News from Meridian Miss said the Akron passed over at 8 30 a m.
Washington reports from June 13 show Democratic leaders disputing Treasury estimates that an extra 150 to 200 million dollars is required to balance the budget. A Georgia congressman argues no new taxes are needed, while Illinois Democrat warns higher taxes may be inevitable.
In Alpine New Jersey officials say a key question remains whether Violet Sharpe had any knowledge of the Lindbergh kidnapping. Witness accounts by Ernest Miller and Brinkert complicate the inquiry as police reassess circumstantial theories and press for clarifications.
A cable dispatch notes Andrew L. Mellon enjoys greater prominence in London than in Washington. The account hints at Mellon not pursuing a comparable strategic advantage in the capital.
Jimmy Walker attends Detroit gathering of mayors focusing on unemployment relief. Skepticism remains that the Seabury investigation has any link to unemployment concerns.
The Winchester George Washington Bi Centennial Commission outlines a yearlong celebration through November with monthly activities. May featured the Apple Blossom Festival Clarke County exhibit and Washington headquarters work. Next steps include Fort Loudoun work planting 200 trees and marking historic sites. Citizens urged to report events to the mayor or chairs for official records.
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