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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1935
Page
7
Winchester game warden F W Pingley warns dog owners to license pets after delays from bad roads. About 50 percent of dogs are unlicensed. rewards offered for stolen or abandoned dogs. Also notes on fish and fire laws and U S Army insignia details.
Senator Harry F. Byrd warned in New York City that federal relief programs risk undermining home rule and private enterprise. He urged economy, balanced budgets, and independence, criticizing increased bureaucracy and the looming costs of social security and relief measures. He urged states to resist centralization and preserve local authority.
Fragmentary passage discusses fears that national government power would erode states sovereignty and individual liberty. It frames democracy as endangered by centralized authority and hints at revolutionary constitutional change.
Shenandoah Area Council executives meet March 19 at Battletown Inn Berryville for a dinner session. Roy Cather will outline the proposed Scout Division for the Apple Blossom Festival parade. Dr M H Porter presides. attendees from Winchester include J Scully Jr B F Arthur Jr and Frank Horton.
Japanese artisans apply as many as 15 coats of lacquer in certain works, building layers to achieve depth and durability. The practice highlights meticulous technique and traditional methods in lacquerware crafts.
James A. Smith, 67, of Powell's Fort Valley, was found guilty of second degree murder for killing his neighbor Peter O. Cook last November. The jury, reacting to testimony that included a rock strike and a disputed lard firkin, fixed his sentence at five years in the state penitentiary. The verdict followed a speedy deliberation of two hours and 15 minutes as witnesses described the confrontation on the road near the two men's homes.
Static is caused by stray natural electrical discharges traveling through the same medium. It is more prevalent by day than by night and more troublesome in summer than in winter.
E Leslie Fries suffered severe injuries when a state highway truck rear ended his car as he pulled from a Wilbur Cather mailbox at Stines Chapel. He was taken to Memorial Hospital with head injuries and kept for observation. The accident happened between 4 and 5 pm and was considered unavoidable.
Alexander Hamilton’s son James A Hamilton born 1788 died 1878 emerged as a little known but influential adviser whose counsel shaped policies across administrations and party lines. His quiet influence connected factions and guided leadership behind the scenes in early U.S. history.
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