New Devices To Bring Down Foe From the Skies
Washington reports advance in air defense with new detection devices using radio, infrared, and synchronized searchlights. Tests show anti-aircraft fire lags planes by miles, while substratosphere planes fly 50 to 75 mph faster at altitude. Ground forces may locate aircraft instantly, and seven mile ceilings expand intercept reach.
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Air Corps
Will Rogers' Humorous Story Through Monday the Preacher
A readable reminiscence praises a working preacher named Monday in Oklahoma. Describing Monday as faithful, capable, and clever, the narrator likens him to a second Father Duffy and notes his blend of preaching with farming work and collection duties. He humorously claims he never takes sermon notes, trusting instinct over the Devil.
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Oklahoma
Monday
Old Monday
Duffy
Virginia court orders divorce in Frederick County suit
In the Clerk's Office of Frederick County Circuit Court on June 10 1938 Martha Hopewell Gordon files for an absolute divorce from Robert Gordon on grounds of desertion over two years. Defendant to answer within fifteen days, notice to be published weekly for four weeks in Evening Star Winchester and posted at courthouse, copies mailed to defendant.
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Frederick
Martha Hopewell Gordon
Robert Gordon
Evening Star
Winchester
Bessie Brannon
Herbert
Larrick
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Roosevelt asserts right to intervene for liberals in primaries
President Roosevelt used a radio fireside chat to urge voters to back liberal candidates in upcoming primaries and said he could intervene in Democratic party contests where a clear liberal versus conservative choice exists. He defended actions on wage laws crop control and court reform while warning against yes but types and fascist tendencies.
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Frank Hague
Jersey City
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President Grant
United States
Wheat Crop Reported Fairly Good in Virginia
Hayfield Fredericksburg area reports farmers harvesting western Frederick wheat with favorable weather. Harvest will extend into next week due to uneven ripening from late planting. Outlook for a good yield, likely above last year’s 14 bushels. alfalfa first cutting stored, second soon. clover and timothy hay under average.
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Hayfield
Frederick
Rail labor and management to meet on wage cut proposal
Washington June 24 rail labor and management will meet in Chicago June 28 for a preliminary discussion of arrangements for a conference on a proposed 15 per cent wage cut. The railway labor executives association notified the railroad employers that wage negotiations on individual lines were not completed and the employers would not be ready to confer before July 20.
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Railroad Labor and Management
Chicago
Railway Labor Executives Association
Inspection Of Cures Advocated In Virginia Poultry Field
Dr Givens urged testing and state regulation of poultry remedies before sale to ensure efficacy. He proposed higher fees to fund a Virginia Tech laboratory. The conference condemned monovalent and poly cholera-typhoid bacterias as ineffective and costly, urging sanitary controls instead. Virginia efforts include blood tests and sanitation reducing debility in Virginia brown baby chicks.
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Food Division
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Pure Food and Drug Authorities
Virginia
Blackstone
Rainfall Averages and Totals From Past 25 Years
Report shows 24 hour rainfall ending yesterday at 5 pm zero. June to date 2.42 inches and year to date 14.29 inches. 25 year averages (1913-37) by month: January 2.53, February 2.00, March 2.95, April 3.25, May 3.60, June 3.63, July 3.37, August 3.77, September 2.36, October 3.21, November 2.30, December 2.33. Average annual rainfall in that period 35.36 inches.
The Haskin Quiz Book Ad Offers 750 Questions
A Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau offer promotes The Haskin Quiz Book a collection of 750 questions and answers on varied subjects. Readers are invited to send ten cents with a coupon to Frederic J. Haskin director in Washington DC to receive a copy.
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Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
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