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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1932

Page

4

The Evening Star Publication Details and Rates

Publication information for The Evening Star Winchester Vic shows daily except Sunday with Associated Press rights. Rates listed include one year 3.50 dollars, six months 2.25, three months 1.20, and monthly options for subscriptions. Advertising representation by Devine Tenney Corp in New York Des Moines and Chicago.

Evening Star Pub- Meshing Co Winchester Vic Cdess Devine-Tenney Corporation New York Des Moines Chicago

Road to Want and Wealth In Proverbs Verse

A devotional snippet contrasts oppressing the poor for riches with giving to the rich, citing Proverbs 22 16. It repeats a Christian banner line about Christ being all and guiding pathways through scripture.

Business backs old age pensions at national chamber meet

The United States Chamber of Commerce in San Francisco will review a special committee report on employees' retirement annuities, backing old age pensions as a safeguard for the needy. It notes 6,000,000 Americans over 65, with 25 to 30 percent lacking resources, and argues public care reducing alms house degradation can be cost effective for employers.

World-Telegram United States Chamber of Commerce San Francisco

Hospital Denies Admittance After Tragic Train Incident

Portsmouth Star reports an unemployed man severed by a train while seeking a ride was refused admission at a Cleveland hospital. Indignation follows as critics say one case should not reflect on hospitals. The hospital regrets the event and notes standard patient care remains high.

Portsmouth Star Cleveland Hospital

Cigar Maker Urges Advertising Despite Tough Times

Samuel T. Gilbert of Detroit, a leading cigar maker, argues that the mistake is not advertising during a slump. He says advertising keeps sales alive and warns that failing to advertise is ruinous. other manufacturers and lenders share the view that telling customers what you sell is essential.

Roanoke Times Samuel T. Gilbert Detroit Gilbert

Fewer Young Criminals Debate In Early Opinion Piece

A general belief is voiced that juvenile crime is higher now than in the past. Dr. Carleton Simon comments on this perception with caution about the data and perspectives guiding public worry.

Carleton Simon

Aging Trend in New York Prison Demographics

A historical note analyzes prison populations to argue youth crime was less prevalent in earlier eras. In the five years ending 1930 youth prisoners under 19 made up about 8 percent of the total, with a similar pattern for those 24 and under. The writer questions claims of higher youth criminality now.

New York State

Colored School Plans Pageant At Berryville

The Clarke County Training School colored will hold a Bi centennial Parade and Pageant at Berryville on Saturday May 27 with the new vocational building dedicated. Three thousand people expected. J Finley Wilson exalted ruler of the Berryville Elks will speak. Participants include schools churches and lodges. Events run 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. parade 1 to 2 p.m. lunch 2 to 3 p.m. pageant 3 to 3 30 p.m. dedication 3 30 to 5 p.m. athletics and an 8 p.m. play in the school auditorium.

Clarke County Training School Colored Berryville Berryville Elks, Colored J. Finley Wilson

Cumberland Valley Division Merges with Philadelphia Division

The Cumberland Valley division of the Pennsylvania Railroad between Winchester and Harrisburg will operate as part of the Philadelphia division starting May 16. Chambersburg staffing remains largely unchanged, with Thomas B. Kennedy continuing as superintendent there and assisting the Harrisburg general superintendent in a broader consolidation aimed at efficiency.

Pennsylvania Railroad Winchester Harrisburg Cumberland Valley Division Pennsylvania Philadelphia Chambersburg Thomas B. Kennedy

Hottle and Martin Set New Air Records Across Southwest

William H. Hottle and John Martin, expert pilots, broke records on a Douglas Ariz to El Paso Tex flight in 55 minutes at 200 mph with a 60 mile tail wind and 9 000 feet altitude. They also set a Los Angeles to El Paso record of four hours and 35 minutes at 172 mph.

William H. Hottle H. Russell Potts Mr. Hottle John Martin Douglas Ariz el Paso Texas Speed Transcontinental and Western Air Service St. Louis Hottle Martin Los Angeles

Stonewall home demonstration club meets at White Hall

The Stonewall home demonstration club gathered at White Hall Church on Wednesday April 28. Members sang America the Beautiful and prayed. Miss Farrar spoke on cleanup week and curb market standards, Mrs Boggs on market concerns, and Mrs Lee Dick on goals. Mary McBryde spoke on Growing Flowers for the Home. A seed and plant exchange followed. Next meeting planned for Branson schoolhouse May 25.

Stonewall Home Demonstration Club White Hall Church America the Beautiful Miss Farrar W. F. Boggs Lee Dick Mary McBryde Blacksburg Branson School House

Health Clinic Attended By Community In Doctor James Office

The Friday clinic in Dr. Howard L. James's office with Dr. R. C. Walker from Martinsburg provided examinations and treatment. Many unusual cases were seen though time ran short, and another clinic is planned in about two weeks.

Howard L. James R. C. Walker Martinsburg

El Coyote Strikes as Border Power Plays Unfold

Ted Radcliffe and Dr Price guard Bob Morales in Verdi after a mortal wound from a clash with Morales’s forces. Ann Reed, linked to El Coyote, aids the masked rebel while Mendoza’s secrets threaten the border conflict and Ted vows silence to protect Bob’s identity.

Bob Harkness Verdi el Coyote Paco Morales el Cyote Ann Reed Morales Bob Ted Ann Dr. Price

Rainfall totals for year to date and monthly records

Rainfall data shows 1.52 inches since 8 a.m. and year to date 16.83 inches. Monthly figures from a 19 year Winchester Laboratory record list January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.

Winchester Research Laboratory

Winchester notes and people in brief items

Dr. Hunter H. McGuire elected hospital president for the thirtieth year at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. N. H. Carpenter Jr. won a Winchester Country Club ladies golf match. Mayor Shryock commends police after apple ete work. Berryville High School has twenty four seniors as graduation candidates. Herbert S. Larrick named second deputy of Lions Clubs in Virginia, five years ago. Air mail talk links Lindbergh planning NYC to Paris flight. U S bus operators plan national conference on operations. Lon Chaney shows draw crowds at Empire Theatre in Tell It To The Marines. Nan Taylor of Waynesboro engaged to Richard H. Gray of Winchester. Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd reopens her Amherst street summer home after Richmond winter. Fifteen years ago the U S loaned Russia 100 million dollars to keep fighting. Frederick county and Winchester school systems separation still undecided. Officials urge a loan on rum to conserve bread grain during the war. Company I seeks 100 volunteers with recruiting at Capt. Robert Y. Conrad’s office. Wheat price slips to 3.10 per bushel.

Hunter H. McGuire Winchester Memorial Hospital N. H. Carpenter, Jr Winchester Country Club Shryock C. W. Hollis Berryville High School Herbert S. Larrick Lions Clubs Virginia Charles A. Lindbergh New York City Paris United States Lon Chaney Marines Empire Theatre Nan Taylor Waynesboro Richard H. Gray Winchester Richard Evelyn Byrd Amherst Street Richmond Russia Frederick County Company I Robert Y. Conrad Rouss Avenue

Hemroid Tablets Claim Quick Pile Relief

Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-roid tablets promise fast relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles by improving circulation and healing diseased parts. Baker's Drug Store endorses the product and asserts one bottle can end pile agony.

Leonhardt Baker’s Drug Store

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