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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1935

Page

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Roosevelt tax program debate outlined for this session

Democratic leaders plan a 5 pm meeting with President Roosevelt to decide whether to push his wealth tax plan through the current session. Senator Robinson, Speaker Burns, and committee chairs Harrison and Dowshton will attend. If enacted now, Congress could adjourn by mid August.

Washington Roosevelt Robinson Burns Harrison Senate Finance Committee Dowshton House Ways and Means Committee Congress Senate Securities Commission District of Columbia Borah Senate Munitions Committee

Handley Band Prominent In Mountain Lake Festival Program

Handley High School Band of about 40, led by Prof. W H McIlwee, performed at Mountain Lake Park in the second annual Mountain Choir Festival. The program opened with The Fall of Jericho and featured baritone soloists, drawing praise from the audience of about 2000 despite rain.

Virginia Future Farmers of America Blacksburg W. H. McLinee Handley Mountain Lake Mda Mountain Lake Park Handley Band Fall of Jericho John F. Hoover Holy City Professor MclIlwee Cumberland Symphony Orchestra Keyser W. Va Maxie Davis Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Winchester Lutheran First Lutheran Church of Johnstown Massanetta Springs

Brill's Bond Extended in Virginia Check Law Case

Floyd Brill remains in custody after a two week extension on his bond in a case involving alleged violations of Virginia check laws and suspected theft of money. His brother acts as the bondsman.

Floyd Brill Virginia Brill

Winchester Institute Finishes Full Term

The Winchester Institute ended a full nine month term on June 20 with all examinations completed. Over 50 students attended the courses offered, which mirrored standard college text and material.

Winchester Institute

Debates on Bankhead farm tenant bill and omni bus bank plan

House panels tackle revised Bankhead farm tenant bill and currency control provisions in omnibus bank legislation. Munitions and Ways and Means committees pursue hearings on coal policies while District of Columbia measures await action.

House District of Columbia Ways and Means Committee

Trucks for Sale Trade Real Estate 1930s Chevrolets and Reo

A classified item lists trucks for sale with trade on real estate. The vehicles include a 1933 Chevrolet a 1934 Chevrolet a 1930 Reo and a 1930 Dodge. The contact phone number is 461.

Chevrolet Reo Dodge

Yard Party and Sale Notices for June 27

Public yard party advertised for Thursday night June 27 at Lamp's School House. Also sale listings include special luggage offers from Moling & Cather and a Deering binder in good condition. Contact R. L. Long in Middletown, Virginia.

Deering R. L. Long Middletown

Amendments to Agriculture Act Explained by Apple Growers

The International Apple Association analyzes proposed changes to the Agricultural Adjustment Act. It outlines new powers for the secretary, including issuing orders to processors and producers, with penalties for violations. The piece notes broadened authority over fruits vegetables and tobacco and cites risks for growers and handlers.

International Apple Association

Cow Causes $50 Auto Damage on Route 50

Chester county vehicle collides with a cow owned by Eddie Payne four miles west of town on Route 50. Officers report the animal wandered into the road and the car sustained about $50 in damage. The cow suffered minor bruises and cuts.

Chester County Eddie Payne

HOLC Agent to Visit for Homeowners Applications

HOLC official H. P. Wade will be at the Chamber of Commerce office Wednesday evening and all day Thursday to take applications from distressed homeowners. He offers assistance to those in need.

H. P. Wade Home Owners’ Loan Corporation

Notary Public Appointments Granted by Governor Peery

Misses Josephine Fultz and Marguerite Wingfield and F A Whitacre have been appointed Notary Publics by Governor George E Peery for four year terms. They have qualified by taking the oath and posting the required bonds.

Josephine Fultz Marguerite Wingfield F. A. Whitacre George E. Peery

Boys Guilty of Abduction Receive Life Sentences

In Indiana Jasper court, 14-year-old Bascum Ray and 17-year-old Maurice Sheridan from Huntington were sentenced to life in a reformatory for abducting Sheriff Edward Luegers after stealing a automobile. The sheriff said the youths could be re formed with a tanning as punishment.

John Dillinger Bascum Ray Maurice Sheridan Huntington W. Va Indiana Edward

Citizens Urged To Aid In Skeeter Fight City Officials urge cooperation to curb mosquitoes and list steps for homeowners, including drainage and cleanup.

Citizens urged to help fight Skeeter by watching rain barrels and preventing stagnant water. Repair sagging gutters to stop breeding. Clear old tin cans and weeds from vacant lots. Provide drainage for depressions to remove water pools.

Mosquito Extermination Campaign In Rouss Spring Area

Ned Brown directs a kerosene based campaign against mosquitoes in the Rouss Spring neighborhood with FERA workers aiding. More than four barrels of kerosene used. oil coverage urged to curb larvae and permanent elimination, as scouts monitor for breeding sites.

Rouss Spring Ned Brown FERA Brown Boy Scouts Horton

For Sale Items and Contact at B&O Yards

Classified notice lists for sale items including International Standard binder twine Bradford paint and turkey mash. Contact John O. Hardesty at B and O Yards. phone number 1082. reference to six ten speed sixty one.

Bradford Turkey John O. Hardesty

Two Huntington Youths Lose Life Sentences in Kidnapping Case

In Jasper Indiana Judge John L Summer set aside life terms for Bascum Ray Jr and Maurice Sheridan both 17 after they pleaded guilty to kidnapping Dubois County Sheriff Ed Leugers. Prosecutor A R Stimson Jr said lesser charges would be filed later and the boys were returned to Jasper pending disposition.

Jasper Ind John L. Summer Huntington W. Va Ed. Leugers Dubois County A. R. Stimson, Jr Bascum Ray, Jr Maurice Sheridan A. F. Miles Pendleton Reformatory Summer Ray T. Ernest Malcolm Indianapolis Indiana

Four Enlistments Noted By Local Army Recruiter

Sergeant Frank Likar reports four enlistments from the area. Joseph F. Payne of Berryville joins Infantry in Panama, Thomas U Simms of Criglersville signs with Infantry in Panama, Bernard P. Bird of Mt. Jackson enlists in Coast Artillery in Panama, Waldo C. Long of Mt. Jackson joins Field Artillery in Hawaii. More vacancies exist in these departments.

Frank Likar Joseph F. Payne Berryville Infantry Thomas U Simms Criglersville Bernard P. Bird Mt. Jackson Coast Artillery Panama Waldo C. Long Field Artillery Hawaii

Illness Fatal to Mrs Brown Rites Thursday

Mrs Cornelia Luke Brown aged 79 died at her home 142 N Washington St after several months illness. Survived by husband J Few Brown four children and five grandchildren. Services at Grace Lutheran Thursday 11 20 a m with Rev Luther A Thomas officiating. Interment Mount Hebron cemetery.

Cornelia Luke Brown J. Few. Brown Washington Street Brown John Whelan Annie Louisa Luke Clarke County Shenandoah Valley National Bank Edwin F. Brown Snouffer Elizabeth Pattie Luke C. Luke Berryville Grace Lutheran Church Luther A. Thomas Mount Hebron Cemetery

Two Injured In Crash Near City This Afternoon

A coal truck driver Claude Mc Donald and a southbound sedan driver Frank Coffman were in a collision one mile north of Clearbrook at 1 30 this afternoon. Coffman and James Case were taken to the local hospital with serious injuries.

Clearbrook Claude McDonald Romney W. Va Frank Coffman Cedar Grove James Case Coffman James Davis Parlett Davis R. E. Bayliss

Big Damage Suit Begins Tomorrow

R Gray Williams representing Loudoun Light and Power Co departs for Warrenton as Fauquier county circuit court opens a $10000 damage case against the utility. The Marshall National Bank as administrator of Fitz C Kines estate seeks damages for his death on August 27 1933 when he and two others died after contact with a 6600 volt line. Kines a Upperville tailor was known in the area and often visited.

R. Gray Williams Loudoun Light and Power Company, Inc Marshall National Bank & Trust Company Fitz C. Kines Warrenton Fauquier County J. R. H. Alexander Kines Marshall National Bank and Trust Company Ernest M. Woolf Upperville

Death of Emma H Wight Narrows Winchester Writer

Emma Howard Wight, longtime Winchester and Frederick County novelist and poet, died yesterday at 11 in the county home after years of ill health. She had recently been at Memorial Hospital and lived with care at the home under Mrs Massie. Her friend Miss Bertha Von Hillern had been her foster mother and artistic companion. Her brother William M Wight and niece Mrs A K Donovan survive. burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery follows brief graveside services.

Emma Howard Wight Winchester Frederick County Miss Wight Memorial Hospital Massie John Massie Baltimore Convent of the Visitation Bertha von Hillern Germany Boston Miss von Hillern Middletown Shenandoah Valley William M. Wight A. K. Donovan Wilmington Del

Acking Tooth Almost Wrecks Endurance Try

Meridian Miss June 24 The Key brothers near breaking a 1930 endurance record faced a severe toothache. Al Key improved after a dental lance and may have the tooth pulled if needed. the pair had been aloft since June 4 and must stay airborne until 2:30 p.m. Thursday to approach the record of 553 hours 42 minutes 30 seconds set by John and Kenneth Hunter in Chicago.

Meridian Miss Key Brothers al Key Fred O. K John and Kenneth Hunter Chicago

Insurance notice from D. W. Ritenour

D. W. Ritenour announces he has discontinued fire insurance but continues to write life, automobile, and accident insurance. Located at 14612 N. Loudoun with reference (24-1p-21).

D. W. Ritenour N. Loudoun &T

Safe Investment Sale at Courthouse Next Saturday

A SAFE INVESTMENT Buy the Cornelius Smith property corner of South Loudoun and East James Street. Will be offered for sale in separate lots and as a whole in front of Court House Noon next Saturday June 29 See sale bills. WANTED To find owner of good home for pretty black and white lost dog. Short hair black body white neck and head Phone 629 J.

Cornelius Smith South Loudoun East James Street Court House

Waley Trial Set July for Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping Conspiracy

In Tacoma federal court Judge Cushman schedules Mrs Margaret Waley's July 5 trial on charges of kidnaping and conspiracy in the $200000 abduction of nine year old George Weyerhaeuser. Her husband Harmon Waley is already serving 45 years at McNeil Island.

Tacoma Margaret Waley George Weyerhaeuser E. E. Cushman Waley McNeil Island Thurston County Stephen J. O’brien Wash Harmon M. Waley John F. Dore Weyerhaeuser Dore Seattle William Dainard Mahan

Dutch Princess Juliana Cancels Germany Visit

Princess Juliana of the Netherlands is ill for the third time this year and cancelled a planned visit to Germany after recently recovering from a throat ailment and fever that kept her in bed.

the Hague Netherlands Juliana of the Germany

World News At A Glance

Domestic Washington House floor debate looms on a utility holding company bill amid a titanic struggle. New York mystery surrounds broker John Lyon Burness’s death. Patterson eight gangsters arrested with nitro glycerine and weapons. Richmond hosts the fourth annual convention of disabled American veterans. Alameda clipper overhaul planned. Mussolini ready to press Ethiopia at Geneva. Paris hosts International Chamber of Commerce opening. Glasgow endures heat while rains batter the city. Oviedo edict orders four of 63 revolutionists to die. Newquay reports Henry Johnson missing at sea.

Washington Bill New York John Lyon Burness Patterson N. J Richmond Alameda Calif Rome Mussolini Ethiopia League of Nations Britain Geneva Paris International Chamber of Commerce Glasgow Scotland Great Britain Oviedo Spain Newquay England Henry

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Lady Luck Bartonsville Winchester School Organization Capitol Hill The Associated Press Tod Moling & Cather HOLC Luegers Skeeter Evening Star Warren County Front Royal News Star Today City Maryland North Clearbrook Emma H. Wight Waley Togo World News
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