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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1933

Page

4

Olyn D Veach Dies in Maryland Hospital at 23

Olyn D Veach, only son of Mr and Mrs Carl L Veach, died at Maryland Hospital after four months illness. A Cambridge native, he attended Cambridge High School in 1926 and graduated from Washington College. He played football and lacrosse, belonged to Tau fraternity, and worked in the family seafood business. Survived by his parents and other relatives. he was 23.

Olyn D. Veach Carl L. Veach Maryland Hospital Cambridge Washington Ora Washington College Tau George Bennett Union Memorial Hospital Frank Ford George L. Walker Johns Hopkins Iapitel Iiving Spear University of Maryland Compton Riely Spear Veach Methodist Episcopal Church Th Cambridge Lodge Ee Each Boyd Headley Winchester

Mrs. Veach Lived in Warren County Near Front Royal

Mrs. David L. Veach, longtime resident of Warren County near Front Royal, is noted in local records for her life and ties to the community.

David L. Veach Warren County Front Royal

Local Market Prices and Notes on Food Feed Rates

The Star lists daily local wholesale and retail market prices for corn, dairy feed, corn meal, and butter with varied figures. A stray line suggests no nation revival plan should rely on slum elimination, proposing more sensible approaches for city village and country.

Studebaker Enters Five 85 Percent Stock Cars in Indianapolis

Five Studebaker Presidents, about 85 percent stock, are entered in this year’s Indianapolis race as part of the corporation’s engineering research. Delinger Brothers say no other maker can boast such a track record. The team’s results include a car averaging 102.66 mph for 500 miles and three others placing sixth, thirteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth in a field of forty.

Studebaker Indianapolis Dellinger Studebakers

To Prove Family Cars Can Compete With Racing Cars

A campaign to show that affordable family cars can perform impressively against high priced bespoke racing vehicles. The message emphasizes value and capability over exotic engineering. The effort seeks public attention through demonstrations and comparative reviews.

Rail service gaps in U.S. number 45000 communities

The Interstate Commerce Commission notes that among 125000 cities towns and villages in the United States some 45000 are without any rail service or have none at all indicating widespread gaps in rail coverage.

Interstate Commerce Commission United States

Freight Station Served by Bus and Truck Lines

A freight station is described as being served by motor bus and truck lines, indicating access for both passenger and freight transport.

Prolonged Rain Promotes Scab Growth in Orchards

Damp, rainy spell boosts scab spread in commercial apple orchards as calyx sprays fall and pink spray applications lag. Entomologist Walter S. Hough notes aphis are more plentiful this year, with some areas reporting heavy pest presence despite early April sprays.

Walter S. Hough Winchester Research Laboratory

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