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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1936

Page

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Farm tenancy plank eyed for Democratic platform

Reported proposals from Iowa lawmakers seek a party pledge to extend federal credit to qualified farm tenants enabling them to buy farms. The draft platform in Philadelphia may mirror the House group plan, with Sen. Wagner delaying disclosures.

Wasgton House Edward C. Eicher Iowa Democratic House Philadelphia Robert F. Wagner New York Convention Resolutions Committee House Group John W. Flannagan, Jr Virginia Washington William Lemke North Dakota Union Party of the United States North Detroit Lemke Congress Frazier-Lemke

Winchester notes new concrete bridge replacing old covered bridge

MA Winchester describes a Paddy Run drive to observe men at work on a concrete bridge to replace a covered bridge. He worries about loss of old bridges yet praises good roads Cedar Creek runs clear water and better tree care despite fewer woodlands.

Conrete Cedar Creek

Byrd Criticizes Tax Bill Favors Strong Firms

Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia says the tax bill penalizes weak and growing corporations while rewarding strong ones, risking entrenchment of monopolies. He cites raised rates on undistributed earnings and higher taxes for corporations unable to pay dividends and urges opposition to the bill.

Byrd The Star Washington Harry F. Byrd Virginia Congress Atention

Hopewell Bi Centenial Observance Draws Nationwide Friends

Descendants of pioneers joined Friends from Montana to Florida in Hopewell to mark the 200th anniversary of the congregation. Dr S L Flickinger spoke on pioneer virtues and endurance while leaders unveiled a monument and tablet. Afternoon services featured speakers from Harrisonburg Richmond Philadelphia and Winchester with a concluding evening program in Winchester.

Hopewell Clearbrook Montana Florida Society of Friends Flickinger Hopewell Meeting House S. L Pidgeon Lewis Pidgeon Primeval Forest Mr. Pidgeon E. Bruce Hadley D. Arthur Robinson R. B. Campbell Mary Jean Lupton Mary Lou Schlack Jolliffe Wilson Allen Bond Laura Hoge

Funeral services for Lyle Herrell set for Sunday

Funeral services for the late Lyle Herrell will be conducted Sunday at 4 p.m. from First Baptist Church with Rev. E T Clark officiating. Interment follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Active pallbearers include Herman Stine Kenneth Rush John D Glover S D McFadden John Glaize and Robert Glaize. Honorary pallbearers listed.

Lyle Herrell First Baptist Church Mount Hebron E. T. Clark Herrell Herman Stine Kenneth Rush John D. Glover S. D. McFadden John Glaize Robert Glaize Glaize

Yard Party for Brucetown Young Peoples Division

A yard party fundraiser is planned at the M. E. Church in Clearbrook on Tuesday June 23 to benefit the Brucetown Young Peoples Division. Proceeds support church youth activities and programs.

Clearbrook Brucetown Young Peoples Division M. E. Church

Winchester seeks farmers for dedicated hog-raising garbage collection

The city of Winchester wants to arrange one or more farmers to collect garbage separate from other refuse for hog raising. Interested farmers should contact the city manager.

Winchester Aity

Funeral Rites Planned for Dozen Lubec Children

Bewildered parents arranged in Lubec today to bury twelve elementary school children who drowned when a small dinghy overturned on Lake Gardner, twenty miles away. Only five of seventeen aboard survived, including the operator Cal Lundin, 56, a local resident. The picnic had drawn more than 150 pupils teachers and parents. Continued on page eight.

Lubec Lake Gardner Yesteray Cal Lundin Lubec Ridge

Fire Rates Weems Sre Early Today

A fire incident occurred early today as Weems Sre attempted to slide down a bed sheet rope. The scene involved emergency responders and raised questions about safety measures for improvised escape devices.

Weems

Weems home razed by fire after wiring blamed

Judge Donald L. Weems narrowly escaped when a bed sheet improvised rope let him reach safety as his Courtfield avenue home burned early this morning. Fire officials blamed defective wiring and cited poor water pressure on West Clifford street hindering extinguishing efforts. The loss, insured, totaled about 8000 dollars for the structure with thousands more in heirlooms and contents valued at 5000 dollars. The Weems property had changed hands last August to Judge and Mrs. Donald L. Weems from Shenandoah Valley National Bank after long estate settlement.

Donald L. Weems Courtfield Avenue Earl Weems Richmond Judge Weems Winchester Memorial Hospital West Clifford Street Carter-Glaize West Cork Street Lucien Carr Richard H. Gray Gray Shenandoah Valley National Bank

Opening Night at Edgewood Beer Dine and Dance

The notice advertises opening night on June 20 at Edgewood Beer Dine and Dance located 3 miles from Winchester on Front Re Road. Managed by CK Mercier, the eatery promises a cool sanitary air conditioned restaurant. The White Palace listing appears with a June 15 reference.

Edgewood Beer Winchester Front Re CK Mercier Mgr White Palace

Bridge Stalemate May Be Broken On June 23

Reports from Harpers Ferry indicate a temporary highway bridge across the Potomac may be approved within two weeks if a federal injunction is lifted. Officials note the timing hinges on a Baltimore court ruling and potential franchise sale, with final construction likely about a year after work begins. Virginians worry over a key tourist route remaining closed.

Potomac River Harpers Ferry E. R. Branch Andrew Bell Stewart Bell Aualighie Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Railway Maryland West Virginia

Funeral Rites For Late Mrs Keller

The funeral of Mrs. George anna Anderson Keller wife of H. C. Keller will be held from 601 Woodstock avenue at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker of Bradock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will conduct services. Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are Clarence Grimm Emory Larrick Ernest Carper Lloyd Carr W G Hardy and W C Heckrotte.

Georgeanna Anderson Keller H. C. Keller Memorial Hospital Woodstock Avenue Hubert Sydenstricker Bradock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbeares Clarence Grimm Emory Larrick Ernest Carper Lloyd Carr W. G. Hardy W. C. Heckrotte

Banking gains outlined by O Connor before Virginia bankers

Virginia Beach June 20 J F T O Connor comptroller of the currency described three years of banking improvements and government efforts to restore public confidence to the Virginia Bankers Association at their annual convention. Staunton June 20 Rep Clifton Woodrum urged adequate preparedness as a duty of government managers amid the war threat. Richmond June 20 Henry Landon Cabell 77, NYSE member and head of a Richmond investment firm, died at his home after a several weeks illness.

Virginia Beach United States J. F. T. O’connor Virginia Bankers’ Association Staunton Clifton Woodrum Roanoke Henry Cabell Richmond Henry Landon Cabell New York Stock Exchange

Herring defers VP bid until convention talks

Gov Clyde L Herring said he would take no action on proposals to seek the Democratic vice presidential nomination until he discusses them with party chiefs at the national convention in Philadelphia next week.

Des Moines Clyde L. Herring Philadelphia

Water meeting set to hear Winchester water report

A public Common Council session is scheduled for Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the Corporation Courtroom to hear a report on developing a new water source for Winchester. Engineers Whitman and Reynardt will present findings and justify Cedar Creek as the preferred option, with J J Dirzulaitis and Major Richard E. Messer also expected.

Common Council Winchester Corporation Messrs. Whitman and Reynardt Cedar Creek Baltimore Engineers J. J. Dirzulaitis State Conservation and Development Commission University of Virginia Richard E. Messer Cirtulaitis Virginia Arthur G. Leake F. Herbert Snow Council

Rouss Fire Co Special Meeting for Maryland Firemen’s Conventio

The Rouss Fire Company calls a special meeting on Tuesday June 23 to prepare for the Maryland State Firemen’s Convention in Hagerstown starting Friday June 26. All members urged to attend. uniforms will be issued after the meeting and on Wednesday and Thursday evenings after seven. M. D. Weaver, President.

Maryland Hagerstown M. D. Weaver

Round Hill Church Hosts Benefit for 4-H Club

A benefit event at Round Hill Presbyterian Church on Thursday June 25 supports the 4-H Club. The notice lists the date and venue details for community fundraising.

Round Hill Presbyterian Church Thurs

Treasury-P. D. Measure in Jam

The Senate remained in session until early morning as a filibuster stalled passage of the Treasury P. D. measure. Lawmakers fought through a grueling night of debate and procedural maneuvering.

Treasury P. D Jam Senate

Congress approves 1936 revenue bill with $800 million yield

The Senate accepted the conference report on the bill by a 42 to 29 vote. It now goes to President Roosevelt for signature, clearing the way for adjournment. Debates centered on tax features for corporations and earnings retention.

Washington Congress Senate White House Roosevelt

Byrd Attacks Tax Bill as Senate Hurries Adjournment

In Washington June 20 the adjournment bound Senate pushed the tax bill toward final action amid Byrd of Virginia denouncing it as a mongrel hybrid compromise. He warned the measure would entrench monopolies and damage the Democratic party as leaders expect a 2:30 p.m. vote on the House approved conference report before tonight's session end.

Byrd D-Va LaFollete P-Wis Roosevelt Washington Senate House White House Treasury Postoffice Supreme Court Utah King Conference Committee Democratic Party

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