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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1939

Page

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Roosevelt Seeks Quick Congress Adjournment After Clean Bill

President Roosevelt takes personal charge of a business stimulation campaign and signals Congress may adjourn soon once its current state is cleaned up. House leaders Rayburn and Bankhead offer cautious optimism while economy measures and tax revisions loom, with AFL CIO peace talks set for tomorrow afternoon.

Washington Roosevelt White House Congress Representative Rayburn Texas House Rayburn Bankhead Iowa Hopkins Morgenthau Aflcio Peace Committee Perkins Harrison D.-Miss Rep Doughton Treasury

Lenten Services Begin With Pastor Anderson Sermon

Special Lenten services opened at the Congregational Christian Church with Rev. Howard Stone Anderson of Washington delivering a sermon on Wishes. He listed four unconventional wishes Poverty Temptation Doubt and Failure as central themes. He announced his message for tonight titled Forty Wrestlers For Thee.

Congregational Christian Church Howard Stone Anderson D. D First Congregational Church Washington President Coolidge

Be careful with cigarettes says Mr Winchester

Mr Winchester warns about smoking dangers and links two fires to careless disposal of burning cigarettes. He criticizes motorists who speed to fires and damage hose lines, noting several sections torn as fire crews work. Authorities plan court appearances for offending drivers.

Apartment Fire Destroys Roof In 8 Family Building

A roof fire at 606 West Cork Street in an eight family building owned by Shirley Carter Properties Inc caused heavy damage to walls and contents below. Crowd of 1500 to 2000 hindered firefighters and several hose lines were damaged by traffic. Origin not yet determined with unofficial loss estimates of $6,000 to $12,000.

West Cork Street Shirley Carter Properties, Inc Clifford Grim Grim

New Counter Proposal Brewing From Jewish Delegates

Jewish delegates at a Palestine conference plan a counter proposal to challenge Britain’s plan for an independent Arab state. The counter plan would push for bi national federation with heavy Jewish immigration over ten years and federated ties to Iraq Egypt Saudi Arabia Transjordan Yemen and possibly Syria, a path unlikely to win Arab acceptance.

London Palestine Holy Land Malcolm MacDonald League of Nations Britain Iraq Egypt

Lost Vera watch offered for reward

A small white gold wrist watch named Vera on the back is missing. The star office offers a reward.

Star Office

Mother Denied Leave From Jail For Child Funeral

Harrisburg March 6 a young mother was refused permission to attend the funeral of her two year old daughter who died after alleged beatings. District Attorney Nie wand revoked an earlier order to bring Helen Wolf from jail citing no policemen to spare. The 21 year old domestic is held on accessory to murder charges. The child had been unconscious five days. In a separate jail a 22 year old man described as a bricklayer said he felt like dying after police said he confessed to beating the girl in jealousy of her father.

Harrisburg Joseph Niewand Helen Wolf Paul Wes- Barrick

New Boy Scout Troop To Be Organized At Baptist Church

A meeting at 7 30 tonight at the Baptist Church will organize a new Boy Scouts troop. About a dozen boys seek affiliation. Dan O Henry notes regional executive leadership while Morris Grim is named Scoutmaster. The troop targets Baptist members but welcomes others. Sam Preston chairs the troop committee with members including Dr E T Clark and Joe Morrow.

Baptist Church Dan O. Henry Morris Grim Grim Sam Preston E. T. Clark Joe Morrow Ralph Hengeveld

Two Betrayers Shot To Death In Naval Treason Executions

Toulon France March 6 Ensign Marc Aubert condemned for treason was executed by firing squad after confessing he sold French fleet movements and construction data to a foreign power. He used his lover Maria Morel to hide the correspondence. Aubert’s accomplice, the sweetheart, spent the night in prison. In Rome March 6 Antonio Scarpa a former Austrian naval officer and Italian naval employee was executed at dawn for military espionage. He was shot in the courtyard of Port Bravetta after being degraded.

Toulon France Marc Aubert Rome Antonio Scarpa Port Bravetta Scarpa Trieste

South End Hose Co Sets 8 PM Monthly Meeting

Regular monthly meeting of the South End Hose Co. will be held tonight at 8 o clock. All members urged to be present. Ip 11 J P SHEETZ Captain.

South End Hose Co J. P. Sheetz

Rural Urban Banquet Draws 250 Guests

President S C Brooks of Kiwanis will preside as 250 guests attend the rural urban banquet hosted by Rotarians Lions and Kiwanis. D J Howard will deliver the principal talk on farm urban relations with entertainment by ventriloquist Peter Badrick and artist Glenn E Stitler to close.

Sam C. Brooks Kiwanis Club W. R. Legge Rotary Club Peter Badrick Hagerstown Mr. Howard Glenn E. Stitler Harrisonburg

Cox Named Secretary of Virginia State Democratic Committee

Stuart Va March 6 Captain Edwin Cox of Richmond is appointed to succeed Martin A Hutchinson as secretary of the State Central Democratic Committee effective April 1 Chairman J Murray Hooker cites Coxs active work with the Young Democratic Clubs of Virginia and his qualifications Hutchinson had resigned after serving since 1925 with his resignation announced Saturday in correspondence from January 1938 and again in 1939 noting his role as chairman of the State Compensation Board

Hutchinson Hooker

Reorganizing Measure Moves To House Debate

Washington march 6 a campaign to empower the president to reorganize the government moved to the house floor. Representative cochran cites a mission to destroy the bureaucracy and warns continued inefficiency if Congress fails. House leaders seek votes from democratic and republican members for the compromise bill with presidential prerogatives and congressional veto rights.

Washington Ren. Cochran D-Mo Cochran Congres Congress Xxx Cochrane Missourian Rep Taber House

Jewish Medal Is Accepted By Mr. Roosevelt

President Roosevelt accepted the American Hebrew medal for 1938 service in promoting Christian Jewish understanding. General Hugh S. Johnson presented the award on behalf of a 55 member interfaith committee. Johnson lauded the president for uniting Americans in defense of religious freedom amid prejudice.

Washington Roosevelt Hugh S. Johnson Johnson

Native Coloradan Returns Home Reflects on Changes

Lit tleton mayor G Louthan, a Berryville native, visits Clarke county circles after 47 years in the west. He recalls prospecting briefly in gold camps and notes Berryville’s growth, quipping that residents have dropped the “rebel” business while praising local improvements and support for Senator Byrd’s spending cuts.

Louthan Berryville Colorado Byrd

Leahy Seeks Guam Island Improvements Plan

Admiral William D. Leahy urged Congress to authorize a 5 million dollar Guam improvement program. He argued breakwater work would aid air facilities and naval patrol planes, enhancing Guam as a potential air and submarine base to protect overseas commerce and support the Asiatic fleet after U S withdrawal from the Philippines in 1946.

Washington William D. Leahy Naval Operations Navy Guam Tokyo Walsh D.-Mass Senate Naval Committee Japan Leahy Senate Committee United States Philippines

Deadline for Income Tax Returns Reminder Treasury notice

Washington March 6 The Treasury reminds taxpayers that the income tax return is due by midnight March 15. Filers include anyone with total income of 5000 or more last year or net income of 1000 or more, and heads of families with net income of 2500 or more. Many will have exemptions but must file. over six million filed last year, about half paid federal income tax.

Washington Treasury

Martin Faction Moves Against Communists at UAW Convention

Detroit march six report says the United Automobile Workers convention led by Homer Martin adopted a constitutional amendment to bar officers affiliated with Communist Nazi or Fascist groups. The CIO supported faction meets in Cleveland March 27. Delegates from 120 locals represent up to 62 500 members in official reports with total union size uncertain.

Detroit United Automobile Workers Homer Martin Martin UAW CIO Cleveland

Judge Regrets Publicity Over Recent Pardons

Circuit Judge John S. Draper told Governor Price in a public letter he was very sorry for the publicity surrounding the Pulaski pardon case and did not criticise the governor’s discretion. The judge said Commonwealth's Attorney Alton Crowell released the original letter after Draper declined comment.

Richmond John S. Draper Price Pulaski Draper C. S. Howard Commonwealth Alton S. Crowell Crowell

Public Notice to Claimants Against City of Winchester

Any person with a claim against the City of Winchester for actions since January 1, 1935, must present it to the Council by March 7, 1939. City Manager Arthur M. Field signs the notice. public records list multiple dates.

Winchester Arthur M. Field

Diphtheria Clinic Schedule Aids County Children

Clinics treating many children across the county report good cooperation from patrons. Miss Annie Starling notes 38 treated at Stephens City last week and 27 at Bryarly School this morning. Toxoid costs 25 cents per child and clinics run March 7 to March 10 at multiple locations with Drs Dutton Gibson Anderson Harris Cline.

Annie Preston Starling Stephens City Bryarly School Miss Starling Gainesboro Dutton Round Hill Gibson Mt. Airy Hayfield and Glove Anderson Kauffman’s Harris Brucetown Miller School White Hall Cline Greenwood Miller Bransons Friese

Japs Advance on Yangtze River Cities in Heavy Rain

Japanese motorized columns established advance lines on the Han river moving toward Shasi and Ichang as storms hindered fighting. They occupied Yokia kow Kiukow and Chungsiang Anlu and reported 2000 Chinese dead in mud. An 80 mile route to Ichang via Kingmen Yu kiho Tangyand highway was opened.

Shanghai Han River Shasi Ichang Yangtze River Hupeh Yokiakow Kiukow Chungsiang Anlu Hankow Han Kingmen-Yukiho-Tangyand

Auto Mishap Victim Discharged After Route 340 Crash

Boyd Clipp 23 of Ransom West Virginia was discharged from Memorial Hospital after treatment for facial and hand cuts from a late night two car collision on Route 340 four miles east of Winchester. A companion and occupants of the other car escaped injuries.

Boyd Clipp Ransom W. Va Memorial Hospital Winchester

Bingo Party at South End Hose Co Tuesday Evening

South End Hose Co hosts a Tuesday 8 pm bingo with 20 free games and 20 prizes. Admission 25 cents. Public sale by H. J. Flowers on March 9 at 10 o'clock one mile west of Bartonsville features livestock farm machinery and household goods.

South End Hose Co H. J. Flowers Bartonsville

Negrin and Del Vayo Arrive in Toulouse Amid Peace Talks

Paris dispatches report Juan Negrin and Julio Alvarez Del Vayo arriving in Toulouse with secretaries while Madrid hints Casado offers to sue for peace if safe conduct and no Italian troops enter. Fled Republicans fear reprisals and Negrin to depart central Spain aboard a British warship.

Toulouse France Juan Negrin Julio Alvarez del Vayo Paris Negrin Spain National Defense Council Segismundo Casado Madrid New Defense Council Francisco Franco Casado Diego Martinez Barrio Barrio Jose Miaja Martinez Barrio Cortes Manuel Azana Martinez Bariro Azana Catalona Barcéllona Miaja Franco Wegrin Burgos National Defense Committee

Tailoring Opening By Storrs Schaefer Co Cincinnati

Tailoring opening dates March 8 and 9 by Storrs Schaefer Co of Cincinnati featuring imported woolens and worsteds for spring and summer. Frank Gear ing address 15 B Piccadilly Sty.

Storr’s- Schaefer Co Cincinnati Frank Gearing B. Piccadilly Sty

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