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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1939

Page

5

Dan ish Prince Lays Main Stone at Dutchess Office

President Roosevelt and Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark joined in dedicating a Dutchess county post office reproduction from 1700. Morgenthau and Postmaster General Ley attended as officials presented and accepted the structure during the unusual ceremony in TINEBECK May 1.

Thinebeck Roosevelt Fredik Denmark Dutchess County Morgenthau Treasury Department Ley Crown Prince Frederik Princess Ingrid Roosevit

Mr. Jim Copp Views Winchester Parade

Mr. Jim Copp of Rappahannock County came to Winchester to watch the big apple blossom festival parade. He greeted friends on South Washington Street and shared recollections, remarks that he is over 85 years old.

Jim” Copp Rappahanock County Copp Aocrat Winchester South Washington Street

Philpot Inn beer license hearing set for May 11

Notice states Ernest G Farrell and Ada B Allan of Philpot Inn will appear before the A B C Board on May 11 to seek a license to retail beer above 3.2 percent for on premises consumption at 15 E Philpot St Winchester Virginia.

Publc A. B. C. Board E. Philpot Inn E. Philpot St Winchester Ernest G. Farrell Ada B. Allan

Proposal to fix open squirrel hunting season west of Blue Ridge

A 1939 Virginia commission meeting in Richmond proposed opening and closing squirrel hunting in Botetourt and Giles counties with the general season, while other counties west of the Blue Ridge would run October 1 to December 30, with George Washington and Jefferson National Forest areas following the general season. Carlson Nolting, Chairman, announced a May 1 meeting to act on the proposal.

Blue Ridge Mountains Richmond Botetourt Giles George Washington and Jefferson National Forests Commission of Game and Taland Fisheries Carl H. Nolting Charlotte Louisa Alleghany Bath Bland Buchanan Carroll Craig Dickenson Floyd Grayson Highland Lee Montgomery Patrick Pulaski Roanoke Rockbridge Rockingham Russell Scott Smyth Tazewell Washington Wise and Wythe Turkey Shenandoah Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries Commission of Fisheries

Card of Thanks from the Sargent Family

Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during sorrow. Signed by Jas A Sargent and family. Includes a brief unrelated ad urging kidney activity test and RIS trial treatment offered by Miller's Drug Store.

Jas. A. Sargent Miller’s Prug Store

Virginia hunting laws proposed changes affect seasons and bag limits

The commission met in Richmond on April 7 1939 to discuss proposed changes to game and inland fish laws including opening dates for nonmigratory birds deer elk and furbearers. A May 1 1939 meeting will consider these proposals and set seasons bag limits and weapon rules across counties.

Judge Weems Clears Court Of Festival Miscreants

Police court reports a crowded session as Judge Donald L. Weems fines 24 people for drunkenness and related charges from the two day festival. Names include James Mathers Berryville George Cooke Julian Shade Paul Shank and many others with fines ranging from 2.50 to 20.50 plus costs.

Donald L. Weems James Mathers Berryville George Cooke Chambersburg Cicadina Julian Shade South Kent Street Paul Shank East James Street Charles Herder Philadelphia Earl Conner Winchester Muzz Conner Granville Chilcott Capon Bridge W. Va Harry Ford Walter Finchum Charles Clingenpeel South Market Street Emery Alt Alexandria Co. E. Clark Pittsburgh Champe Carter Conner, Jr South Washington Street Mike Lillis North Kent Street M. W. Myarts East Piccadilly Street Casper Newlin James Bowers Owings Mills Marvin Kesecker Cacar Pon Earnest Wallace Mt. Williams Keneath Forney East Clifford Street Russell Jackson Harold Phillips Southwerk Street M. C. Lineburg Berryville Avenue

World’s Fair Opens With Grand Inaugural Pageantry

New York hosts a $160 million World’s Fair on Long Island, spanning two square miles with 300 buildings and 50 miles of roads. President Roosevelt led ceremonies before 40,000 guests as LaGuardia Lehman and Whalen spoke. the Theme Center Trylon and Perisphere attract crowds while construction nears completion.

Gladwin Hill New York Long Island Roosevelt Hyde Park America Constitution Hall Court of Peace Interdenominational “Temple of Religion Grover Whalen Fiorello LaGuardia Herbert Lehman Trylon

Business Leaders Urge Exec Action to Lift Economy

John W. O Leary of the Chamber of Commerce urges President and Congress to enact a five point program to reach an annual national income of at least 80 billion dollars. He calls for ending uncertainty from controls, revising labor laws, reforming tax laws, cutting unnecessary spending, and relaxing restrictive laws to revive capital flow. O Leary spoke at the Chamber’s twenty seventh annual meeting.

Washington Busin John W. O'Leary Congress O'Leary Chamber of Commerce of the United States

Youngsters Tried To Throw Famous Train Off Track

In Cumberland Maryland two boys aged 11 and 13 were paroled in juvenile court after admitting they placed steel on the Capitol Limited tracks to derail a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train near their home. State police and railroad investigators cited tacks puncturing a bridge as the motive cited by officials. Magistrate Grace Shaffer issued the parole on her final day.

Cumberland Capitol Limited Baltimore and Ohio Passentrain Grace Shaffer A. M. Spiech Robert B. Kimble JE Branch R. E. Shrout

Market Quotations and Livestock Prices Across Cities

Baltimore market notes show steady produce prices with varied apple varieties and boxed fruit values. Philadelphia butter eggs poultry and livestock values are listed with outright prices for butter, eggs, fowls, and hides. Chicago reports steady hogs, lower cattle, and steady to firm lamb markets with a 13,000 head open market.

Long Island Baltimore Livestock Baltimore Chicago

Wall Street Mixed in Slow Trading Amid Danzig Tension

Stock quotations edged down slightly in a slow session with some gains near the end. Investors waited for firmer assurances on the German Polish Danzig dispute as bonds and commodities showed little trend and London steadied after an early dip.

Wall Street New York Danzig London Amsterdam Paris Can Rad Am. Smel A. T Anaconda B. and Bethlehem Chrysler Can. Edison Cigar Elec Gen.l. Motors Goodyear Int. Har J. Manville Kennecott M. Ward Natl. Dairy Packard Penney (Jc Penn. R. R Republic Steel Southern R S. O. of N. J Texas Corp Union Pac U. S. Steel Va.Car. Pict Western Union Woolworth

Futures and Cash Wheat and Other Grain Quotations

Chicago May 1 wheat prices surged 13 4 cents to near highs for the season as crop conditions in the southwest remained unfavorable and moisture was scarce. Closing quotes show May wheat 75 to 74 7 8, corn 48 3 8 to 1 2, oats 31 5 8, soybeans around 90 1 2, rye 43 1 4 to 46 3 8, with cash wheat bids and various corn and white wheat prices listed for direct trading.

Chicago Dakotas Chicago Cash

Market prices for grains and seeds in Baltimore May 1

Grain and seed quotes list samples and grades for oats barley and timothy seed with ranges. Prices for red clover and red top seed appear alongside wheat and corn figures from Baltimore market reports.

Illinois Baltimore Grain Baltimore Winchester

WPA Probers Hindered by Officials and Alliance in NYC

The House committee investigating the WPA heard that a government official and the Workers' Alliance obstructed the inquiry into political affiliations of relief workers on certain New York City projects.

Washington House WPA Workers’ Alliance New York City

Injuries Fatal To Mrs Schuck

Mrs. Schuck, 50, native of New Orleans born July 17 1888, died after injuries. She is survived by husband, mother Mrs Metilde Surle, and sister Mrs J P Ferrero of Gramercy La. Funeral from Emanuel Episcopal Harrisonburg with body sent to New York for services at Fairchilds.

New Schuck New Orleans Charles de Labretonne Methilde Surle H. Victor

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