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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1936

Page

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Resolution onSales Tax Study Is Lost In Senate

The Virginia Senate defeated Senator J Belmont Woodsons resolution to form a commission to study the merits and demerits of a sales tax and report to the next session. Debate invoked views of the tax as both fair and a burden to the poor.

Next Assembly State Capitol Richmond Senate J. Belmont Woodson Mississippi Kentucky House Transporta Ee G. A. Massenburg

Pa Frederick Plans Early Work for Spring Planting

Mr Winchester notes Pa Frederick grows spry with the years. Despite snow he rides an old horse to new ground to clear stumps and intends to plant a potato patch that will envy neighbors. He Prepares spray equipment, fences, and sheep shed roof to stay ahead of spring tasks.

Pa Frederick

Lost Lady's Pocket Book With Ivory Flower Clasp

Woman reports loss of a black leather pocket book containing money and an ivory flower clasp. Reward offered. contact Western Union branch for return.

U S Chambers Warns on Roosevelt Tax Plan

The U S Chamber of Commerce in Washington cautioned that the Roosevelt tax program would upend revenue methods and create major problems for taxpayers. It urged presenting the 1937 budget before tax votes and warned against government taking too large a share of net earnings.

Washington Roosevelt Member of Commerce of the United States Chamber Washington Review House

Miss Shockey Home After Keswick Car Crash

Miss Helen C. Shockey returned to her parents home at 410 National Avenue after a head on collision at Keswick Albemarle County yesterday morning. She suffered shoulder and head bruises while Miss Mary Chrisman will arrive this afternoon with a sprained ankle. Mrs Flora Stoma of Harrisonburg had a bruised knee and stomach injuries. The other car driver a colored woman received a facial gash. Shockey’s car had front end damage and a broken left front wheel and she plans to tow it here next week.

Helen C. Shockey Howard Shockey National Avenue Mary Chrisman Shockey Miss Chrisman Flora Stoma Harrisonburg Keswick Albemarle County

Final summary meeting for Frederick County farmers

The Star requests attention to the final summary meeting of Frederick County farmers at the county courthouse tonight at 7 30. Circulars misprinted 2 pm today and County Agent I Fred Stine notes the correction. Attendees will hear a brief review of six topics and a discussion of agricultural trends in Fredericks County over the past 50 years.

Frederick County County Court House Fred Stine Fredericks County

Chuck and Rays Open Tonight and Dinner Music

Local ad notes Chuck and Rays open tonight with dinner music and dancing on Saturday March 7 from 8 to 11 30 p m no charge Golden Glow Coffee Shop and office space for rent heat furnished on Reuss Avenue plus a maltese kitten seeking a home phone numbers listed for inquiries

Golden Glow Coffee Shop Reuss Avenue

City to design official seal and flag for Winchester

A city commission is to propose an official seal and flag for Winchester before the Apple Blossom Festival. Vice president Peyton J. Marshall named the panel with five members to finish designs by April 7 for council review. The effort follows the rediscovery of an 1820 borough seal once signed by Mayor Obed Waite, now lacking official status.

Winchester Peyton J. Marshall Common Council Arthur M. Field Philip Williams John M. Steck C. V. Eddy Richard Griffith, Sr L. Neill Woods Obed Waite

Frederic County Horticultural School Sets March 12 Program

A two session Frederick County Horticultural School is scheduled in this city for Thursday March 12. Morning topics cover the apple situation pruning and fungicides with talks by Dr. A H Teske Dr W S Hough and Dr A B Groves. Afternoon sessions discuss soil analysis soil management for orchards advertising Virginia apples and tree pruning methods by Dr Teske. Pruning demonstrations in seven orchards attracted 112 fruit growers and assistants. discussions covered fertilization spraying and cover crops. Luncheon set for Monday March 9 at Episcopal Parish House.

Frederick County Fred Stine A. H. Teske W. S. Hough Winchester Research Laboratory A. B. Groves

For Rent Or Sale Fine House on So Washington Street

Fine house on So. Washington street with 9 rooms and modern conveniences. Large lot and good condition. Possession April 1. George H. Eagle committee.

Washington Street GEO. H EAGLE Eip-Tt

Strike spreads to more hotels in New York

Workers press a cross city hotel walkout with Tudor City leading action and 5300 affected in Grand Central area. About 350 to 400 elevator operators and other staff walked out while replacements were promised soon. Pickets patrol as managers shield key hotels in the Grand Central district.

Tom Hagenbuch le Press Bey Yore Chrysler Tower Rockefeller Center Tudor City Grand Central Region Grand Central Zone James J. Bambrick Building Service Grand Central New York

Hitler Move Shakes Wall Street Amid Rhineland Tensions

New York trading opened with declines across most war and industrial stocks as Germany moved troops into the Rhineland and rejected Locarno and Versailles pacts. Notable losses included General Motors Chrysler Johns Manville Allied Chemical Santa Fe and New York Central, while aviation shares Douglas Curtiss Wright A and United Aircraft rose. Mining issues gained with Anaconda Phelps Dodge and A S Smelting. Wheat edged up fractions and cotton held steady to firm. French francs and gold weakened.

New York Germany Rhineland General Motors Chrysler Johns-Mansville Allied Chemical Santa Fe New York Central Douglas Curtiss-Wright United Aircraft Anaconda Phelps Dodge A. S

Postoffice Is Moving Tonight

Final reminder to renters of lock boxes at the Winchester post office to remove all mail from boxes between 8 30 and 9 30 tonight. Postmaster W Nelson Page says this will greatly aid transferring equipment from the temporary office back to permanent quarters at Braddock and Piccadilly streets.

Winchester

Random Shot From rifle Entered Creswell Home

Police were called to C. A. Creswell at 306 South Kent Street after a .22 caliber rifle shot pierced a window and hit the opposite wall. The bullet was recovered and Creswell said a boy shooting at birds likely fired it. No one was injured. Officials warned of drastic action if shooters are caught.

C. A. Creswell South Kent Street Creswell

Denunciation of Locarno Treaty Sparks European Alarm

European officials deem Hitler’s move grave and expect a League session to seek a substitute for Versailles and Locarno. Italy signals it may not honor its Locarno guarantees after Mussolini learns of remilitarization plans. Rome reports tremor at news of Rhineland reoccupation.

Brussels Italy Rome Mussolini Adolf Hitler Hitler Rhineland

Sarah Zane Fire Company Monthly Meeting Report

The Sarah Zane Fire Company held its regular monthly meeting with Captain Richard Brown presiding. Visitors included Fire Chiefs and captains from Rouss Friendship South End. committee appointments and a purchase of a new red spotlight were noted. the agenda covered routine business and brief talks followed by a plate lunch and refreshments.

Sarah Zane Fire Company Richard Brown Norman Cooper Donald Lofton Reginald Frye E. C. Lupton Lawrence Jolliffe L. M. Crabill George Sumption W. Lee Fisher Taylor Barr L. M. Crabill Robert J. William Stryker Marvin D. Weaver Cecil Grim John H. Dunn Rouss Richard Boxwell Laurence Jones Lester Forney Friendship C. C. Gough L. Neill Woods William Goodenour South End Kab Cg

Hitler Threatens Locarno Death Sends Troops to Rhine

Paris reports German forces move into the Rhineland as the Locarno pact is denounced. France cancels army leaves and launches a protest to the League of Nations while naming General Bertrand Puzo to command aerial defense duties by March 15.

Paris Rhineland League of Nations Germany Pierre-Etienne Flandin Albert Sarraut War Council League Council Bertrand Puzo Foreign Affairs Committee French Chamber of Deputies Albert Brun Sarraut Flandin Maurice Gamelin Joseph Paul Boncour Hitler Pierre- Etienne Flandin Pac Pp Great Britain Belgium Italy Douglas Fairbanks Lady Ashley Rome Mussolini Geneva

Blackjack Found Strapped To Slain Man

In Welch West Virginia March 7 the attorney for Mrs John D Kennedy and her two daughters charged with murder said a blackjack was found strapped to John Kennedy's wrist after he was shot to death The pistol was not located and prosecutors and defense concur no suspect yet The three women were bailed for 5000 each for a March 20 hearing Names include Mrs Mary Kennedy Coleman and Ruth Kennedy plus Stormy Weather their child born after a separation.

Harman Wilson Anderson Mary Kennedy Coleman Stormy Weather Ruth Kennedy Warman

Weekend Social Event Announcement

On Saturday from 8:00 to 11:30 p.m. an evening of entertainment is planned with a 3-4-1p-3t program. Attendees are invited to join for a lively night of activities and social time.

Hitler Threatens Europe With Rhineland Move and Pact Pivot

Adolf Hitler addressed the Reichstag promising to cede before no power and set a March plebiscite as German troops moved into the Rhineland. He hailed a new Western demilitarized frontier and urged a Franco German accord while signaling readiness to reconsider the League of Nations in hopes of uniting Europe under Nazi aims.

Louis P. Lochner Associated Press Berlin Adolf Hitler Rhineland Germany League of Nations Reichstag Hitler Deraal Locarno der Fuehrer Kroll Operahaus Rhine Cologne Europe

New York Hotels Ordered to Join Building Strike

Domestic news notes that workers in major New York hotels were ordered to join the city wide building service strike Monday. Other items include lobbying battles in Virginia and a German Rhineland crisis.

New York Richmond General Assembly Washington Pennsylvania Supreme Court Petersburg

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