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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
5
The Virginia Pharmaceutical Association today condemned agents for efforts to induce physicians to push narcotics under lax rules. The resolution decried any practice that could appear to involve druggists in illegal activity and urged enforcement against deliberate refusals to comply with ethical standards.
A country tale follows Lou Letie Bryemor who is engaged to a night producer. Mary Low resists Brynmor and a reckless aviator she meets takes her to parties. Mary Lou loses some demureness as Tony faces a marriage dilemma and a promise never to wed.
ONY struggles to frame praise as Mary Lou believes Miss Titherington favored her. Mary Lou recalls a farewell kiss and senses the major obstacle to winning Tony has cleared.
Mary Lou agrees to a limited engagement with Tony to help his airmen records chase. Tony reveals his plan to avoid marriage until love arrives, while Aunt Ethelberta pushes engagement for funding. Mary Lou weighs the risk as both consider deception for fame and flight.
Fragmentary text references negligence and enforcement of laws, noting concerns about fairness and the judiciary. It mentions reputational impacts and the potential for court actions, but the fragment lacks clear subjects or a complete event.
Rangoon Burma June 24 Mutiny among inmates at Rangoon central jail ended after a two hour siege as police killed 45 people including two sentries two military police a truck driver and 40 convicts. Authorities said the event appeared a well organized jail delivery plot connected to Simon Commission reactions.
The Fresh Air Committee will meet Thursday at 10 30 in the ndley Library building. All who are interested are urged to attend. P R Diehl, Chairman.
Washington reports final action completed on the Dempsey waterways measure authorizing 170 projects costing 144.88 million dollars. Hoover expected to sign early this week. The bill funds interstate and Mississippi Basin improvements, expanding from 114.29 million to 144.88 million with Senate additions.
Anglers rush to bass in the Shenandoah river as the new fishing code takes effect on July 1 1930 permitting bass fishing from June 15. Wardens warned anglers about compliance and potential penalties for early fishing.
The new law fixes July 1 as the opening day for bass fishing. It also states that the June 15 start will take effect next year, not this year.
Washington June 24 The Senate nearing the end of its long session drafted a cloture petition to limit speeches while debating the second deficiency appropriation bill It plans to decide tomorrow on funding for the Hoover law enforcement commission Senator Jones proposed raising the committee $50 000 to $250 000 and the chamber faces the Boulder canyon dam starting funds of $10 660 000 The cloture vote is expected automatically on Thursday
The Home of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables invites customers to order ice cold watermelons for weekend delivery. Local owners operate the market in Winchester offering daily watermelons and fruit produce.
John W. Morrison, trustee for the Country Club bondholders, announces Spotswood Country Club leases from June 15, 1930, to March 1, 1932, to W. C. Skelley, a Richmond golf professional. Skelley and family take active management. he plans a semi public course with welcoming rules and member and public registration.
In Noble Illinois on June 25 the Main Street Posse halted a four-man bank robbery at the First National Bank after a 60 mile chase. One robber was killed, three others captured as residents aided in the manhunt.
In a mid day to night robbery the bandits seized a large sum in bonds and disrupted village life. Guards and residents chased the desperadoes after an alarm, with at least one reported exchange of gunfire during the pursuit through a wood.
A garbled notice reports a $70 000 art museum gift to a wife in North Carolina Philip Henry a bed millionaire and a bizarre cabbage patch yield. The readable line mentions L Hobbs of Houston growing a perfectly formed cabbage stalk.
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