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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1934

Page

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Move to Bring Peery's Tax Bill to Vote Sparks Senate Clash

Senator A P Staples moved to discharge the finance committee and bring Peery's tax bill to floor for a vote. The tactic triggered a sharp Senate clash amid accusations of delaying action as opponents pressed for a hearing. federal relief and highway funding threats dominated debate as lawmakers weighed budget needs and job losses.

PEERY Senate Associated Press Richmond A. P. Staples Roanoke Finance Committee Senate Finance Committee John Lisner Norfolk House Appropriations Committee House Old Dominion Washington Virginia Allan Johnstone Federal Emergency Relief Administration Henry G. Shirley Highway Department Department of Highways

Byrd Supports President on Reciprocal Trade Authority

Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia voiced strong support for Roosevelt’s push to grant the president congressional authority to negotiate reciprocal trade agreements. He argued such powers would aid Virginia's vital export tobacco sector and noted delays in Congress hinder foreign trade while other nations act.

Harry F. Byrd Virginia Roosevelt Byrd Congress United States

News of the Day Glances From Across the Nation

Two rail trains collided ten miles north of Dubuque killing two and injuring six. Bank robbery with hostages, armed robbers escape. Mrs Roosevelt flies to Porto Rico by seaplane for a breakfast departure. NA code review prompts charges of labor hour cuts. Senate finance debates continue in Richmond. Eastern floods threaten river valleys. Insull ordered to leave Greece within 48 hours. Prince Sigvard and Erika Patzek to marry in London.

Dubuque Iowa Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul N. R. A. Code Review Richmond—Senate Finance Committee Washington Athens Samuel Insull Greece London Prince Sigvard Sweden Erika Patzek

Luxenberg's to Open New Store in Town This Weekend

Luxenberg's Department Store prepares to open in the former National Sales Co. room on the west side of North Loudoun street next to Betsy Ross Restaurant. The tag says the new shop, linked to Luxenberg's in Charles Town, W. Va., shares ownership and management. Boneless cod fish 1 lb box 35c, split green peas 1 lb 13 6.1p.

Luxenbere’s National Sales Co Loudoun Street Betsy Ross Luxenberg’s Charles Town W. Va

Red Cross work not ended with relief by U5 in Winchester

After a four day meeting of the Winchester and Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross officials say federal funds do not end local Red Cross need. The county and city finance relief through budgets, while the Red Cross administers relief programs and welfare investigations.

RED Cross Winchester-Frederick County American Red Cross National Federal Emergency Relief Administration Walker McC. Bond Winchester Frederick County Frederick County Board of Supervisors Common Council City of Board of Supervisors Welfare Board Red Cross Chapter General Assembly of Virginia Department of Public Welfare

Derflinger and Sunrise Orchestra Play For Firemen

The South End Hose Company hosted a music program after its monthly meeting. Sunrise Orchestra of Stephens City performed with Derflinger on zither, Pifer on bass violin and guitar, and Branner on violin for over an hour of lively pieces.

South End Hose Company Brook Funk Edwin Lillis Sunrise Orchestra Stephens City William Derflinger Pifer Branner Frank Foreman Derflinger

No Fine Against Harold T Hughes

The H Hughes fined for intoxication was not Harold T Hughes of North Loudoun street. the man in question is not a city resident.

Harold T. Hughes H. Hughes The Star North Loudoun Street

Garbage Collection Time Change Notice

Beginning Tuesday March 6 1934 garbage collection will start at 7 a m instead of 8 a m residents should place bins out the night before and ensure access.

Chicago Sees Dillinger Suspect In Bank Raid

Six daylight bandits led by a man thought to be John Dillinger robbed the Security National Bank and Trust Company in Chicago wounding a patrolman and taking five female employees as hostages. Police report fresh clues linking Dillinger to the escape and sightings in the north side district.

Associated Press Chicago John Dillinger Security National Bank and Trust Company Desperado Crown Point Ind North Side Dillinger Lorimer Hyde

Solemn Rites Held Sunday For Late Mrs. Brown

Funeral services for Anna Virginia Brown were held Sunday at Centenary Reformed Church with Rev. Dr. Flickinger officiating. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included Ollie Ebersole and C. O. Gill among others. Relatives came from Charles Town West Virginia where she previously resided.

Anna Virginia Brown Ralph S. Brown Centenary Reformed Church 8. L. Flickinger Memorial Hospital Mount Hebron Cemetery Ollie Ebersole C. O. Gill John P. Lauck W. A. Woplridge Charles Knight Carson Spillman Charles Town W. Va Brown Frank Johnson

Robbers Hold Up Bank and Take Hostages in Sioux Falls

In Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on March 6, six armed men robbed the Security National Bank downtown, fired into the air, held bank employees and customers as hostages, and fled southward with an undetermined amount of loot. Motorcycle officer Hale Keith was shot as he neared the bank. his injuries are not yet known.

Associated Press Sioux Falls S. D Security National Bank Hale Keith

Moose quintet hosts Martinsburg Celtics in Handley clash

The Winchester Moose quintet meets the Martinsburg Celtics on Handley court at 8 pm tonight. A previous Martinsburg win over Handley by 34 to 23 is recalled and a strong crowd is expected for Thursday's big title game with Berryville Athletic Club. Berryville beat Handley 53 to 52 last Thursday in a thrilling affair. Berryville girls also visit Handley for a double header.

Celtics Winchester Moose Handley Court Martinsburg Celtics Martinsburg Moose Berryville Athletic Club Berryville Handley High School

Clauser Appointed In Arlington County Engineering Head

La Verne H. Clauser, son in law of A. H. Jackson, named head of the design department for Arlington County engineering. He will oversee a staff for sewer, water, drainage and related projects funded with nearly 2 million dollars from federal sources over a four year program. Clauser arrives from Chicago with substantial engineering experience and will work with County Manager Bladen and County Engineer McDaniel. His wife and child plan to join him soon.

Lillian Jackson Arlington County Clauser Bladen McDaniel

Final Tribute at Funeral for Mrs Evva A Gray

The funeral of Mrs Evva Anderson Gray widow of Capt Robert L Gray was held at Centenary Reformed Church on Courtfield avenue. The service was led by Dr S L Flickinger with Dr L A Thomas assisting and concluded with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included J H Yost Lawrence C Hollis Lewis F Cooper and others from Washington.

Evva Anderson Gray Robert L. Gray Courtfield Avenue Centenary Reformed Church S. L. Flickinger L. A. Thomas Grace Lutheran Church Eternal Grace Mount Hebron J. H. Yost Lawrence C. Hollis Lewis F. Cooper Benjamin Krause C. Vernon Eddy Ralph B. Snapp John DeKay Marvin Wesley Gertrude Wesley L. C. DeVaughan Keith Simmons Philip Phyler Barker Washington

Edinburg Child Brought Here To Local Hospital

Five year old Walter Buddy Davis of Edinburg is in Memorial Hospital with a skull fracture after being struck on Main Street by J W Bartlett of Pennsylvania. Doctors report he is progressing satisfactorily and is conscious with no complications foreseen if his condition remains stable.

Walter Buddy” Davis W. B. Davis Edinburg Memorial Hospital J. W. Bartlett Pennsylvania Bartlett

Little Theatre Plans Meeting for Death Takes a Holiday

The Little Theatre will meet at Handley Library at 7 30 tonight to finalize plans for the upcoming production Death Takes a Holiday. Mrs Virginia Smith Brinkerhoff will speak on notable stage personalities she has known including Olis Skinner Mrs Fiske and Henrietta Crossman. Public is invited.

Little Theatre Handley Library Virginia Smith Brinkerhoff

Floods Menace Eastern River Valleys As Streams Rage

Floods threaten the eastern river valleys as melting snow swells streams. Roads and farms inundated while some families flee rising waters. Three Connecticut children die as upstate New York and Pennsylvania areas suffer flooding.

Associated Press Washington Connecticut New York Pennsylvania Upstate

Ice Breakup on Shenandoah River Causes Little Damage

Reports from Riverton Virginia to Harpers Ferry West Virginia indicate the Shenandoah river ice is breaking up steadily with minimal damage. Ice thickness ranged eight to ten inches at Castleman’s Ferry while water flowed over Millville power dam and no backwater or jams were reported.

The Star Shenandoah River Riverton Harpers Ferry W. Va S. R. Ashley Castleman’s Ferry Northern Virginia Power Company Millville

Train Wreck Kills Two Near Dubuque

Two men died and six others were seriously injured when a passenger and freight train on the Chicago Milwaukee Paul and Pacific Railway collided head on ten miles north of Dubuque Iowa. The fatalities were Jim Crawford the fireman and Ben Kurt the engineer both of Dubuque. Hanford MacNider a former assistant secretary of war was thrown through a window yet escaped injury.

Associated Press Dubuque Iowa Chicago, Milwaukee, Paul and Pacific Railroad Jim Crawford Ben Kurt Hanford MacNider

Winchester Little Theatre names Arthur M. Field director

Arthur M. Field was unanimously elected by the Winchester Little Theatre board to direct the upcoming production of Death Takes a Holiday at Warner's Winchester Capitol on Friday March 16. Field, active in amateur theatre since 1920, has directed for Rochester Little Theatre and performed in several plays, bringing veteran experience and loyal support to the Winchester group.

Arthur M. Field Winchester Little Theatre Benth Winchester Little Theatre Group Field Little Theatre Rochester Little Theatre Captain Applejack the Deacon Baldpate Trelawney The Wells Winchester Mr. Field Willie Warner Winchester Capitol

Two Lost Dogs Sought By Society for Cruelty to Animals

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals seeks the owners of two lost female dogs. One is about a year old, black with white throat and paws, well kept and pretty, no collar. The other is a three month old white with tan spots setter-puppy. Call 629 or 1-J.

the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals

William Robinson Burial Set For Thursday

Funeral services for the late William Robinson of Leetown will be held from the Leetown colored church Thursday at 11 o clock. The Rev Talbot will officiate and interment will follow at Jamestown near Summit Point W Va.

William Robinson Leetown Talbot Jamestown W. Va Summit Point

Handley Judges To Play Away Tonight

The Handley Judges travel to Harrisonburg for the season finale against the Blue Streaks. Harrisonburg seeks a second win of the year as a preliminary game starts at 7 30.

Handley Harrisonburg

NRA code review faces charges over labor hour cuts

March 6 report from Washington notes opposition to further reductions in labor hours but shows a willingness to cooperate with the administration. Roosevelt set a decisive tone urging immediate re-employment and higher wages, while critics pressed for protecting small business and criticizing the recovery unit.

Associated Press Washington Ranr Army Navy Cooperaon Morgenthau Senate Finance Committee Treasury House Senate Banking Committee J. P. Morgan and Company United Aircraft Farley Roosevelt NRA Hugh 8. Johnson N.R. A America Constitution Hall Senate

Style Show at George Washington Hotel

A style show titled Style O'Month Sports wear will be held on Wednesday March 7 at 2 p m at the George Washington Hotel.

George Washington Hotel

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W. Worth Smith, Jr cPany Security National Mrs. Brown R. B. Kater Arlington Co Gineering Project Robt. L. Gray Potomac Chenango Binghamton Kirkwood N. Y Stillwater Hudson River Valley Waterford Albany Shenandoah Arthur Field
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