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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1939
Page
10
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Home Demonstration Club leaders meet in the service kitchen of the Northern Virginia Power Co at 10 for a second training session. Ruth Jamison of Blacksburg will demo meat substitutes and cottage cheese use. Miss Blair urges attendance to spread demonstrations across the county.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bixby awoke to find her taxicab missing. The driver reported the cab stolen after a fare slept through the pickup and returned with an old bill. Both sides explain the sequence as police investigate how the cab vanished.
A churchwoman defends her pew under a pastor she dislikes and a wife debates leaving a abusive husband. She asserts her right to stay for her children and family support, asking where her out lies while arguing a woman belongs at home and must not be forced out.
In this column Miss Caroline Chatfield argues that calm courtesy to husband and family yields reciprocal respect, and that self worth, not subservience, keeps a healthy marriage. She urges women to value themselves as dignified partners rather than passive comforters.
Melvin Marti of Salt Lake City used a hunch on November 17 to note a car license at a fill ing station while two men looted a cash register. He relayed the number to Detective Fred Lee, but the case stalled as the car proved to belong to the police department.
In Sequals Italy on March 13 former world heavyweight champion Primo Carnera married Pina Cavazzi in a parish ceremony. Carnera wore a tuxedo and his bride a white gown with an eight yard train.
Richmond Virginia March 13 Another of Governor Price pardons was censured as Commonwealths Attorney Lewis Jones of Middlesex county questioned the wisdom of a conditional pardon granted in November to Willis Austin a negro convicted in 1925 of criminal assault upon a 9 year old negro girl. The girl s family refused to consent to the pardon during Governor Peery s administration. Jones said Austin was arrested July 4 1925 and the pardon was granted after a short trial and good behavior record. Price defended the pardons stating he accepted responsibility for the discharge of his constitutional duty.
Fair Game in Lower Merion reports Bob Carroll finds a dog and a crow fighting by the road. He nets the crow, cages it at the pound, then searches for the dog.
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