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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1938

Page

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Franco assumes personal command as Lerida siege tightens

Across the Spanish border at Hendaye Franco moves to lead insurgent forces closing on Lerida the gateway to Barcelona. Smoke darkens the besieged city as Yague’s troops push from Fraga and Aytona and a hydroelectric plant feeds the Lerida region.

Hendaye France Francisco Franco Lerida Barcelona Fraga Juan Yague Segre Aytona Franco Fraga Highway Yague Barbastro Cinca River San Marcos Morella Mediterranean Aragon Maella Fabara Tarragona Caspe Gandesa Caspe-Reus Irun

Bene or Sesame Orientale Herb Use Across Regions

MA Winchester discusses herb gardening and Bene sesame orientale. Notes oil from seeds used in the Far East, seed in bread and cakes, and a Florida introduction by Africans. Describes parched seeds in the north, Indian roasting for meals and cakes with oil or honey. Mentions sage for mood.

Far East Florida India

Winchester Pool Plan Moved Ahead in City Hall Meeting

Winchester Park Association's Swimming Pool Committee met in Rouss City Hall to discuss publicizing a proposed municipal pool held for April 12 vote on bonds up to 19 500. W Nelson Page chaired with Mrs Helen Wright and Dan Henry noting free morning periods for children and swim life saving courses.

Winchester Park Association Council Rouss City Hall W. Nelson Page Helen Wright Winchester Frederick The Red Cross Dan Henry

Float Builders Urgently Appeal Ahead of Apple Blossom Festival

Float builders Gordon Aiken and Charles Shewhoee appealed to all concerns and organizations to arrange for their floats for the Shenandoah Valley Apple Blossom Festival. About 50 floats were to be built but only 30 had been arranged so far, requiring a last minute rush to be avoided.

Shenandoah Valley Gordon Aiken Charles Shewhoee Arrane

Railroads Report February Operating Deficit

The Association of American Railroads said class one railroads posted an operating deficit of 2,136,481 in February versus 38,729,779 in February 1937. For the first two months of the year they had a net operating income of 4,783,395, compared with 77,659,615 in the same period of 1937.

Washington The Association of American Railroads Class One

President At Fort Benning For a Review

President Roosevelt visits Fort Benning Georgia on a mid afternoon motor trip from Warm Springs. He plans a 45 minute inspection of the infantry school and modern tanks, with more than 6000 officers and men lined up on Gordon field and a stop in Columbus to greet officials.

Warm Springs Roosevelt Fort Benning Here Columbus Gordon Field

Five Navy Fliers Missing After Hawaii Crash

Five navy fliers were missing after a patrol bombing plane crashed off Waianae on Oahu during a scouting voyage. One unconscious crewman and another survivor reached shore as the plane drifted near the beach with seven aboard. Names of the missing and recovered crew are provided by the Navy.

Honolulu Waianae Oahu Naval Base G. J. Nilles G. H. O'Neil Nilles Bartzenat O'Neil

Noted Minister To Hold Services At Grace Lutheran

The midweek Lentent service at Grace Lutheran Church will be Charles P. Wiles of Philadelphia. Dr Wiles will deliver the sermon and edit Sunday School literature for the United Lutheran Church. A large crowd is expected for the 7 30 PM service.

Grace Lutheran Church Charles P. Wiles Philadelphia Arles Wiles United Lutheran Church Grace Church

Der Fuhrer In Wien Communique Reaches Winchester Apple Grower

A Vienna message dated March 16 1938 from M Steinhardter expresses regret at having no prospects to import American apples due to the changed political conditions after Austria joined the German Reich. The note arrives as a Winchester, Massachusetts apple producer receives one of the first Vienna communications since Austria’s incorporation.

Vienna Wien Winchester Austria Hitler Germany The Hapsburgs Land M. Steinhardter

Two Hurt In Clarke Today By Auto Crash

Earl Houck and his wife Mrs Drucilla Houck of Washington D C were injured when their Cadillac left U S Route 50 near the Shenandoah River and rolled over twice on a slippery Mountain road. Mrs Houck suffered neck pain and possible vertebrae injury while her husband refused hospital admission until examined by doctors.

Earl Houck Drucilla Houck Washington D. C Blue Ridge Mountain Shenandoah River George P. Greenhalgh Clarke County Middleburg Boyce Houck Friendship Ambulance Miller

Record Attendance Marks Baptist Woman's Missionary Union Meeting

The 39th annual meeting of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of Virginia drew over 1,000 attendees as overflow crowds filled a second auditorium at First Baptist Church. Frank T. Crum reported a year totaling 289,681.85 in receipts and expenditures. a nominating committee from each union conducted selections. Speakers included Mrs. Carter Wright and Dr Roberta Ma. sessions continued with messages from Woodstock, Winchester, and Richmond participants.

Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union of Virginia Frst Baptist Church E. T. Clark Carter Wright Roanoke Alabama Roberta Ma Sun Yat Sen University Canton China Frank T. Crum Board of Missions and Education Accomac A. C. Walker R. Snugg James River L. J. Jones Lebanon J. R. Kirby Middle District G. F. Murdock New Lebanon E. M. Berry New River Frances White Peninsula O. H. Marker Petersburg J. S. Cox Piedmont R. E. Braem Pittsylvania N. R. Green Portsmouth C. R. White Potomac J. M. Rideout Rappahannock M. F. Roberts Shenandoah O. W. Borden Shiloh Mack Marshall Strasburg W. S. Royal Valley J. P. Preston Wise County R. L. Hinton Woodstock Winchester Herbert B. Cross Nashville Ruth Henderson Richmond Virginia Ellen Douglas Oliver Emma Leachman The Home Mission Board Atlanta Elsie Gilliam

Young Secures Injunction Against Trust Over Rail Empire

Federal Judge Albert Coxe issued a temporary injunction restraining Guaranty Trust Company from voting its stock to gain control of the Van Sweringen rail holdings. Robert R. Young, a Texas and Cleveland financier, filed an equity petition alleging the move tied to his rivals Morgan interests and GM.

New York Guaranty Trust Company United States van Sweringen Albert Coxe Robert R. Young Texas Cleveland Morgan

Lost tortoise shell glasses found on Amherst street

A pair of tortoise shell ladies glasses is missing on Amherst street or near Capitol Theatre. If returned to the Star Office, a reward or acknowledgment may be offered.

Amherst Street Capitol Theatre Star Office

Tornado Hits Columbus Kansas Injuring Many Children

A noon Kansas tornado tore through Columbus and surrounding communities injuring about 50 people, many children. Highland grade school roof collapsed, second floor flooded, windows blown out, 30 to 35 hospital beds filled as patients rushed to care. More tornadoes struck near Chetopa and Ramona as the multi state storm system swept the region.

Columbus Kas Arkansas Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Boone County Republican Chetopa Ramona Okla Tri-State Highland Grade School Highland School Community Hh

Blum to close Bourse if financial program not passed

Paris reports Premier Leon Blum threatens to shut France's Stock Exchange over the weekend unless his new financial reconstruction bills are adopted. He urged Radical Socialist Deputies that the measures must pass before Monday to prevent protracted debate and cabinet crisis.

Paris Leon Blum France Blum Senate People’s Front National Union Coalin

Will Arraign Pingley April 5

Judge Lemuel Smith of Charlottesville will come to Winchester on April 5 to arraign George Pingley charged with the slaying of Sheriff J W Newcomb. Pingley has been held at Staunton jail since February 13. opening trial set for April 11. Judge Smith will hear motions for counsel and other preliminaries. Charles Curry’s status unclear.

Lemuel Smith Charlottesville George Pingley J. W. Newcome Winchester Pingley Staunton

Whitney says brother knew of securities misuse

Richard Whitney testified in bankruptcy court that his brother George Whitney a J P Morgan partner knew he had used securities from the New York Stock Exchange gratuity fund improperly and was distressed by the knowledge. Whitney described loans and transfers used to restore the fund and repay creditors.

New York Richard Whitney Wall Street George Whitney J. P. Morgan & Co New York Stock Exchange Gratuity Fund Stock Exchange Gratuity Fund Whitney Irwin Kurtz Bertram F. Shipman Richard Whitney &Co E. H. H. Simmons Florida Humas Company Shipman

Mussolini urges emigration from cities as war threat grows

Premier Mussolini urged Italians to move from urban centers to villages to aid mobilization against aerial warfare. He boasted Italy’s war-making power and a vast naval program to be finished by 1940 or 1941, claiming aviation strength and a need to avoid utopian illusions.

Rome Mussolini Il Duce Italy Geneva Napoleon Duce Senate United States William Phillips

Forsyth Property Sale at Court House Noon Saturday

Property at No 409 S Braddock St lot 60 by 180 feet with a 7 room stone and frame residence offered for sale in front of Court House at noon on Saturday April 2. The notice appears in the Forsyth property listings.

S. Braddock St Court House

Moling and Cather Offer Dresses at $1.95 Each

A local retailer Moling and Cather advertises long dress lengths priced at $1.95. The note emphasizes affordable fabric options and stock availability for customers seeking value in garments.

Moling & Cather

Bank Stock Sale to settle the estate of Mrs Nott

Executor John I. Sloat lists a public sale of 210 shares of Commercial & Savings Bank stock to settle the estate of Mrs Josephine Baber Nott. Auction at the courthouse on Saturday April 2 at eleven o'clock. stock offered in blocks of 25, 50, 100 shares or as a whole.

Josephine Baker Nott Court House Commercial & Savings Bank John I. Sloat Josephine Baber Nott

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