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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1932

Page

7

Virginia Senate bars convict labor on federal aid highways

The U S Senate voted 45 to 24 to bar convict labor from Virginia built federal aid highways using the 1933 appropriation. Alabama Florida and New Jersey are affected. The measure, urged by both parties, argues funds should not be tied to prison labor under unemployment relief. Virginia contends federal aid is misused and would cripple state projects.

Virginia U. S. Senate Teton Senate Benton Glass Aid Federal Treasury Alabama Florida New Jersey House H. G. Shirley Highway Commission R. M. Youell Glass Fed Wheeler Montana Congress Treasury Keeler Reed Pennsylvania

The Pastor Says A Lesson On Wealth And Ownership

The quote from John Andrew Holmes frames wealth as owning nothing versus owning a million dollars yet possessing nothing. It presents a philosophical view on material value and detachment.

John Andrew Holmes

Statue Erected by Women in Fredericksburg VA

A statue honoring Mary, mother of George Washington, was dedicated May 1 in Fredericksburg Virginia, erected by women of America to woman.

Fredericksburg Women of America Mary George Washington

Red Cross First Aid Course Aids Winchester Scouts

The Red Cross First Aid Course conducted two weeks nightly at Rouss Fire Company, led by Dr W J Fenton, trained Scout leaders Laurens Jones Ivan Vanney John Taylor Douglas Cather R W Wall B O Bean and Frank R Horton who will teach others. Troop No 1 held a meeting and announced upcoming tests and projects including bird house contest, walnut tree replanting, basketball reports, and a Washington birthday good turn. Troop No 8 missed a meeting due to Scoutmaster Ivan Vannoy absence and planned a jamboree patrol and summer camp. future hikes and first class goals were discussed.

Red Cross Rouss Fire Company W. J. Fenton M. D National Red Cross Washington, D. C Winchester Frederick County Laurens Jones Ivan Vanney John Taylor Douglas Cather R. W. Wall B.O. Bean Frank R. Horton Boy Scouts of America American Red Cross Congress United States Boy Scouts Fenton Mount Vernon Fort Loudoun Washington James Davis Bennie Davis Ivan Vannoy Hetzel Lewis Edwin Easties Everette Holsinger Merlin Bly Robert Boyce Richard Goode Richard Eesses

Local notes reflect bridge incident and February illness report

Fragmentary notices recount a damaged dam age bridge near Harpers Ferry and a February health report showing widespread sickness. Mrs B B Dutton leads the queen's court at the 1931 Apple Festival while W Miller Fletcher dies after a long illness. The Sarah Company Hall mourns Capt Robert L Gray as Shenandoah Valley Inc seeks a permanent HQ. New pests make potato farming harder than two decades ago.

Harpers A Rotary Club Dare City B. B. Dutton W. Miller Fletcher Rekness Sarahompany Robert L. Gray Pat New Rleet Shenandoah Valley, Inc United States Winchester Mossel Andoah Valley Aneolony Banane Halter Ease Dairyman’s Association Thomas W. Mathews Liverpool

Bill to Reduce Small Loan Rate Interest Killed

The Virginia State Senate killed the Saunders-Layman banking loan bill by a 26 to 0 vote after the Folkes amendment would have cut the small loan rate from 8 1 2 percent to 1 1 2 percent monthly. The amendment had passed earlier in the House of Delegates. Opponents argued small loan firms could not operate on 1 1 2 percent monthly interest given service needs, noting Maryland allows 3 1 2 percent.

Senate Post Office Committee Appropriations Committee Glass Virginia Labor Virginia State Senate House of Delegates Maryland

The National Bird and Roman Cheese Compared in 19th Century

The piece notes that wild ducks are protected in many communities while bald eagles are shot with impunity in some districts and mentions bounties for dead eagles. It also discusses Roman cheese as a hard Italian cheese made from ewe’s milk, similar to Parmesan.

Public Sale of The Home Farm on Timber Ridge Virginia West Virginia

Public auction in Winchester Virginia on April 2 1932 at 11 o clock offers 225 acre lot The Home Farm built with a nine room house a six room house a large barn and outbuildings two springs thirty acres of woodland with water access Possession after sale terms require one third cash and balance in two yearly installments at 6 percent interest deed of trust to secure payments Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall printed notice states lands cross state line and life estate for Fletcher heirs

J. H County Court House Winchester Virginia Frederick County Hampshire County West Virginia Lewis Fletcher George W. Parish Chas. Sirbaugh Jas. Oates Frederick Harry R. Kern Dunn & Duvall

Young Disciples Plan Youth Banquet at Strasburg Church

A large gathering from Shenandoah Peninsula sections including Winchester met at the Church of the Disciples of Christ in Strasburg to plan an April youth banquet. Dr. Handley of Case College presides with speakers Sadler and Percy Thomas. over 300 youths expected. executive committee named including Mrs Eva Hottle, Miss Virginia Saum, and Charles Crabill Jr.

Winchester C Church of the Disciples of Christ Strasburg Asx Sadler Lupahinete College Rockefeller Foundation Meet Russia Thock Christian Church Apris J. Handley Ie Case College Percy Thomas Richmond Eva Hottle Woodstock Virginia Saum Charles Crabill, Jr

First silk mill in England linked to theft and export

First English silk mill established in 1718 by London merchant John Lambe who stole a secret process from Piedmont after working there and drawing machinery. Detroit News reports Wren designed facade of London’s first mansion house moved to Isleworth by Fulham firm.

England Cote London John Lambe Piedmont Detroit News Christopher Wren Fulham Isleworth

Advertising Power of Newspapers In Home Life

A historical adage extols newspapers as a dominant advertising medium shaping public opinion. It highlights broad readership, timely reach, immediate action, local relevance, flexible campaigns, and close ties to actual sales and commerce.

United States

Strangers Try To Interfere With Car In Virginia County

John Moton of Woodbine and M A Amnompson of Stephenson took Latane Cooper of Winchester and his mother Mrs V Cooper to Pine Camp Sanatorium near Richmond for treatment. On return late at night near Ashland two strangers pursued in a vehicle at high speed, signaling no stop or turn and failing to intervene.

John Moton Woodbine Grim M. A. Amnompson Stephenson Latane Cooper Winchester V Cooper Pine Camp Richmond

Sale of Rosebud Orchard Formerly Downey and Jones

Special Master announces public sale of the Rosebud Orchard in Gerrards town District West Virginia. The 93 908 acre parcel in Martinsburg area includes bearing apple trees and packing facilities. Sale set for March 12 1932 with one third down and balance in installments. legal title retained until full payment.

Iea West Vi Frank L. Downey Acai W. Jones Ong County Martingburg Gerrardstown Said County Frank L. Dow Augustus W. Jones Nagerkeley Eure Ols Atc Ghana Martinsburg West Virginia Harry H

Pigeons and Racing Breeds Established in Homing Line

The Bureau of Biological Survey notes that racing pigeons are bred only from birds with known records and that no breed other than the homing pigeon is used for racing pigeon breeding today. The wingbeat rate of a homing pigeon is about 150 to 200 beats per minute during flight.

Bureau of Biological Survey

Fragmented home remedy note on dissolving gum arabic mix

A housewife describes a basic craft or cleaning tip about dissolving gum arabic in water to form a thick paste and adding plaster of parts to create a substance. The text is partial and unclear but centers on a simple DIY mixture.

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