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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1938
Page
9
John Roosevelt, youngest son of the president, posed with women reporters at Nahant Massachusetts before his marriage to Anne Lindsay Clark on Saturday June 18. A fellow guest, Sally Clark, intervened when Miss Clark’s wedding outfit came up.
The first photo shows Mrs. Franklin Pierce McCall, 21, of Princeton Florida, visiting her husband in a Dade county jail cell before his transfer to Raiford state prison where he faces execution for kidnapping five year old James Bailey Cash Jr. The public debate over her involvement continues as family defends him. Jackie Coogan reports financial troubles while Betty Grable remains in Hollywood. Crown Prince Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Princess Fawzia announce their engagement expected this year.
Puzzle lists across and down clues with mixed letter counts and several garbled phrases. It includes numbers for positions like 1-A and 19, hints such as The gram candy and molasses push, and references to places, gods, and objects. The text appears as an OCR damaged clue set for solution.
Johnny Vander Meer, rookie pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, is pictured in Brooklyn with his parents and Lois Stewart. He recently threw his second no hit no run game of the season, defeating the Boston Bees and the Brooklyn Dodgers in consecutive outings.
Harold Keen, 23, died after police bullets found him in a trap arranged by his father, Chicago officer Ernest L. Keen, and Keen’s young wife. The elder Keen had long suspected his son, hoping to straighten him since age thirteen.
Josephine LaFranier, 18, represents Traverse City Michigan in the National Cherry Festival queen competition to be held in Traverse City from July 15 to 18.
The design for the U. S. four-cent James Madison stamp is unveiled and will go on sale for the first time at the Washington post office on July 1. Madison was the fourth U. S. president.
Jeanné Cagney receives her Hunter College degree in New York in the presence of her brother, actor James Cagney. She earns Phi Beta Kappa membership as she attends the commencement with the California born star.
A siren-blower at the ferry building, linked to Chinatown’s effort for war victims, claimed to have given all to rally the town for the bowl of rice party. He announced the party would meet tonight, stirring local support.
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