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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1940

Page

7

Canada votes in national election over war conduct

Ottawa reports a nationwide vote centered on wartime policy as Liberal Prime Minister Mackenzie King seeks to sustain his government against a National Government led by Robert Manion. About five million of roughly six and a half million eligible voters were expected to cast ballots despite a weekend blizzard.

Ottawa Germany Canada Liberal Party House of Commons Liberals W. L. Mackenzie King Robert J. Manion Mackenzie King Manion Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Nen Democracy

Wheat and grain prices drift on moisture fears in Southwest

Chicago market reports mixed futures with May wheat slipping to 1.0539 and July to 1.0344 as moisture expectations in the Southwest weigh on prices. Cash wheat quotes show No. 2 yellow hard around 1.0812 percent, corn around 58 to 66 cents, and rye and barley values listed for various grades. Baltimore and Winchester markets note spot wheat around 1.1514 and corn 68-70 cents.

Chicago Southwest Northwest Semsetts RED Top Allike Alfalfa Baltimore Grain Baltimore Winchester

Dies Will Press Quiz On Russians

Washington reports that the House Committee on Un American Activities will probe reports of Soviet espionage in the United States. Chairman Dies said witnesses would be summoned and questioned about radiograms to Moscow. A Communist used the name Franklin D Roosevelt in a party booklet, prompting contempt proceedings against James H Dolsen and possible charges of misusing the President's name. Stephen White House secretary called the use of the name forger y and preposterous to discuss.

Washington Dies D-Tex House Committee On Un-American Activities Russia United States Soviet Union Moscow Secret Service Franklin D. Roosevelt James H. Dolsen Pittsburgh Dolsen Stephen Earl White House

Record Pressure Machine by Dr Roy Goranson

Dr Roy Goranson is shown in Washington D C with the machine he invented which produces 8 000 000 pounds pressure per square inch the greatest ever achieved.

Roy Goranson Washington, D. C

Ducky Ducky Medwick Bargains With Cardinals Boss

Ducky Medwick of the St. Louis Cardinals presses for 20 000 dollars per year in salary talks with general manager Branch Rickey in St. Petersburg Florida. The sides appear cordial though they differ on terms.

Toe Ducky-Ducky Medwick St. Louis Cardinals Branch Rickey Cardinal St. Petersburg Fla Ducky

Wallace Backs Broad Farm Credit Reform Plan

Secretary Wallace approved in general a sweeping farm credit reorganization bill proposed by Representative Jones. He praised the 3 percent cap on Land Bank loans and supported flexible repayment and loan principal reductions tied to farmers’ finances. He noted concern over abolishing borrower personal responsibility.

Washington Wallace Representative Jones Dtex House Agriculture Committee Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commissioner Federal Land Bank

Public Sale of 245 Acre Mt Falls Frederick County Virginia

Special Commissioners announce a public auction of a 245 acre tract with improvements at Mt Falls in Back Creek District, Frederick County, Virginia. The sale follows a December 4 1939 circuit court decree in The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore v Mary F McKnee et al and occurs at 12 00 noon on Saturday April 20 1940 in Winchester in front of the County Court House. Fees include two tracts previously conveyed and deferred payments via purchaser notes bearing interest from sale date. The bond is signed by Special Commissioner T Russell Cather and the clerk J W Baker certifies the sale details.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Federal Land Bank of Baltimore Mary F. McKnee Winchester Back Creek Mt. Falls Mary F. McIlwee Clyde D. Sale L. R. Hodgson Sale T. Russell Cather J. W. Baker

Probate decree referral in Ward Barrett estate in Virginia

The court refers the Emma Ward Barrett estate to a Master Commissioner to report property, liens, creditor priorities, will and heirs, unpaid taxes, and other pertinent matters. Publication notice to run weekly for two weeks in Winchester newspapers. Proceedings begin April 6, 1940 at the commissioner's Winchester office.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Ward Barrett Emma Wardtt Emma Ward Barrett Mma Ward Barrett Winchester Harry R. Kern, Jr Circuit Court of Herbert S. Larrick P. Q

Charleston Earthquake Strikes August 31, 1886

The Charleston earthquake occurred on August 31, 1886, killing 41 people and causing property damage estimated at 5 million dollars.

Charleston South Carolina

Ridgely White To Address Rotary Club Meeting

Ridgely White will speak on changes to the Social Security act at the Rotary club's regular meeting Thursday at 1 p.m. in the George Washington Hotel. White, a Dale Carnegie Oratorical College alumnus, chose a timely subject and a large attendance is hoped.

Ridgely White Rotary Club George Washington Hotel White Dale Carnegie

Private detective issues ultimatum over daughter's marriage

Los Angeles private detective George C. Gourley, father of 16 year old Lois Andrews, demanded face to face talks with actor Jessel, 42, after learning of plans for marriage in New York. He told Jessel to come out and talk if he wants to wed his daughter.

Los Angeles Lois Andrews George C. Gourley Yearns Jessel New York Jessel

Sun Spots Observed Described as Volcanic in Nature

At Santa Clara University Richard Memorial Observatory Dr Albert Newlin reports sun spots seen through telescope as a vast interior cloud with a magnetic outflow disturbing Earths magnetic balance Scientists note three groups of spots with varying activity and possible hydrogen content Felix Schlag American since 1929 born September 1891 Frankfurt Germany

Santa Clara Albert Newlin Richard Memorial Observatory University of Santa Clara Meridan Newlin Felix Schlag Frankfurt Germany

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