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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1938

Page

3

Views Are Exchanged At Parleys

President Roosevelt and congressional leaders end weekly White House parleys that shaped the administration agenda. Key figures included Garner Barkley Bankhead Rayburn and Roosevelt, with frank discussions steering bills like reorganizations and relief measures. The sessions may resume with the new Congress in January.

John M. Hightower Washington Roosevelt Senate House White House Garner Barkley Bankhead Rayburn Mr. Roosevelt Capitol Charles West Joseph B. Keenan Attroney James Roosevelt Thomas G. Corcoran RFC

Women dispute husbands claims on female political success

Mrs. Clapper of Maryland argues in The Democratic Digest that women are politically successful in a fundamental sense, noting women’s roles in administration and social reform. Her husband counters, labeling women as puppets, urging active participation and partisanship beyond enfranchisement.

Democratic Digest National Committee Mollie Dewson Social Security Administration Marian Glass Bannister Katharine Lenroot Florence Allen Mary Anderson Nellie Tayloe Ross Mary Norton Lavina Engle Caroline O'Day Lucille McMillin J. Fred Essary Washington Baltimore Sun Helen Essary Digest

Accidents Take More Than a War

The National Safety Council reports 1937 accident deaths at 106000, injuries 9.9 million, and costs of 3.6 billion. Motor vehicle deaths reached 39500 with 1.36 million injuries and 1.7 billion in losses. Child fatalities fell for under five, while overall traffic deaths rose slightly from 1936.

Chicago National Safety Council Empire State Safety Council

Average rainfall and monthly totals from 1913 to 1937

The report lists 24 hour precipitation ending 5 pm yesterday as none. June to date 1.88 inches and year to date 13.75 inches. It also gives 25 year monthly averages from 1913 to 1937 and an average annual rainfall of 35.36 inches.

Machine Guns Halt Rebellion in Puebla Clash

In Puebla on June 13 machine guns ended a rebellion led by Brig. Gen. Enrique Espejel Chaverria, a follower of Gen. Saturnino Cedillo. Espejel and his brother died in a battle with Puebla police near Chipilo village, in which two police officers were killed.

Puebla Mexico Enrique Espejel Chaverria Saturnino Cedillo Espejel Chipilo

Brookfield Ruling Bans Scooter Use by Minors

Justice of the peace Frank J. Carroll ruled motor scooters are motor vehicles and must not be operated by minors in Brookfield. He fined Otto Berthelsen $25 for renting a scooter to a 12 year old boy.

Chicago Justice of the Peace Frank J. Carroll Brookfield Otto Berthelsen

Clean-up Day Planned at Mt Hebron Church and Cemetery

Designated Friday June 17 as church and cemetery clean-up day with residents urged to attend bring lunch and tools including paint brushes. Fence painting planned. rain date set for Saturday. Annual Memorial services announced for June 26 at 2 30 p m.

Isaac Creek Jne Mt. Hebron U. B Wilbert Strother Billy Shanholtz Marie Winston Kern George Clark M. J. Dunn Opequon J. W. Cornwell Margaret Jean Middletown John Stein Martinsburg W. Va George Allen Clark Cross Junction Whitacre M. E. Church E. C. Tinsman de McIntyre Angers Store John Kern Pikeside A. T. Kern Clifton Kern Hisony Ana al Lee Winton Kern James Gore

Illinois graduate earns diploma after 32 years away from school

Illinois woman Mabel Keith Lesar, 52, completes high school after being forced to quit 32 years earlier due to illness and receives a diploma with the Anna Jonesboro graduating class. She plans to enroll at the University of Illinois with her youngest son.

Anna, Ill Mabel Keith Lesar Anna Jonesboro University of Illinois

Virginia Tourism Boost Seen Ahead of 1937 Season

Russell E Singer of the AAA reports Virginia will likely see more visitors this year than 1936. Directors from AAA clubs note Skyland Drive, Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia Beach and historic shrines as leading draws. He cites 1936 Virginia tourist spending at 150 million dollars and argues the touring industry ranks high among state industries.

Virginia Russell E Singer American Automobile Association Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs Richmond Marshall Hotel John AAA Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati Club Singer Williamsburg Virginia Beach Old Dominion

Revival Services To End Wednesday At Meadow Mills Union Chapel

Revival meetings at Meadow Mills Union Chapel run through Wednesday June 15 with strong attendance. Since opening, 18 youths have confessed sin and accepted Christ. Open air baptism Sunday drew over 200 with 11 baptized and more awaiting the rite likely Wednesday afternoon. E. J. Rohart to preach 7 30 p m with Mrs Rohart guiding the story sermon and the Beginners quartet from the ministers family singing nightly.

Meadow Mills Union Chapel Jesus Christ

Hable's Palace Tonight Shows The County Chairman Cast

The County Chairman starring Evelyn Venable Kent Taylor and Mickey Rooney will be shown at Hable's Palace The atre for the last times tonight. Also featured is a Fox News Reel. Francis Lederer and Frances Drake appear in The Lone Wolf in Paris with a Fox News Reel and a Novelty.

Will Rogers Evelyn Venable Kent Taylor Mickey Rooney Hable’s Palace Theatre America Fox News Francis Lederer Frances Drake Paris Lone Wolf

RIS Backache and Night Urinary Relief Ad

Your back aches you are stiff and sore every morning that is Nature s warning Drive out impurities and excess acidity Stop getting up nights and that burning sensation of the bladder and kidneys Make this guaranteed test Stop by your drug store and ask for RIS Make this thirty day test RIS is sold and recommended by all leading drug stores everywhere Alexander s Drug Store Winchester Virginia Berlin s Drug Store Berryville Virginia and Miller s Drug Store Winchester Va

Alexander’s Winchester Virginia Berlin Berryville Miller's Drug Store

Cholera Epidemic Roars in Shanghai After Invasion

Cable reports describe a cholera outbreak killing thousands among refugees in Shanghai after Japanese occupation. Colonel Roosevelt urges support for the Bowl of Rice Parties in 2,000 American cities to fund relief in Shanghai and across China.

Shanghai Pan China Jore Roosevelt, Jr United Council For Civilian Relief Pootung Whangpoo River Orient Chiang Kai-shek Roosevelt United Council For America

Physicians Give Much For Nothing

San Francisco June 14. AMA leaders opened discussion on a socialized system to treat the indigent and low income, acknowledging the need for federal funds. Dr. Irvin Abell said 130000 doctors donate about 1 million dollars in services daily, a burden seen as beyond the profession’s capacity. A 430 member committee had urged government involvement and federal funding after attempts at 1937 convention for tax-paid medicine failed.

San Francisco American Medicine American Medical Association J. H. Upham Columbus Ohio Irvin Abell Louisville Committee of 430 AMA

RCA NBC to exhibit radio pictures at Radio City this August

Public visitors to Radio City will see a new RCA NBC exhibit showing both early radio apparatus and modern television in operation. The display, opening in August, precedes next year’s World’s Fair showing, and includes interviews with boxing heavyweights Joe Louis and Max Schmeling from their training camps.

New York Radio City Joe Louis Max Schmeling Wjz-Nbc

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