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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1938
Page
5
Wheat and grain futures slide from five year lows
Chicago trading closes with May wheat 72 1 2 to 3 4, July 72 1 2 to 5 8, Sept 73 3 8 to 1 2. Corn May 55 1 2 to 5 8, July 56 5 8 to 3 4, Sept 57 7 8. Oats May 28 to 28 1 8, July 26 3 8 to 1 2, Sept 26 1 8 to 1 4. Soybeans May 89 3 4, July 88 3 4, Oct 84 3 4. Rye May 54 1 2, July 54, Sept 52 5 8. Futures hit five year bottoms on heavy liquidation and favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
United States
Europe
Rye
Wall Street Stocks Slip In Absence Of Buying Support
A steady dribble of offerings pulled stocks lower in a slow May session. Major shares drifted to the day’s lowest levels as traders showed apathy while the Czechoslovak tension and European currency shifts drew attention. Selected closing quotes show widespread declines across industries with several key utilities and industrials edging down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
North Carolina
North
U. S
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Baltimore Union
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Philadelphia
P. R
New York
Wall Street
Europe
Purcellville Golfers Set for May 29 Match Here
Purcellville Virginia sends a 20 man squad to face Winchester Golf Club on Sunday May 29 at our course. The Bi-State standings show Martinsburg leading with 64 1 2 points, Alexandria second with 48, Purcellville third with 42, and Winchester last with 25 1 2. Newcomers Hill and Ryden will be eligible to play and top position men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcellville
Winchester Golf Club
Martinsburg
Alexandria
Hill
Ryden
Winchester
Weems
Campbell
Arnold
Cooper
Kerlin
Goss
Fowle
Stone
F. Glaize
Philip Glaize
Robert Puckett Joins Greyhound Depot Ticket Staff
Robert L. Puckett formerly of Roanoke Virginia has been appointed on the ticket selling staff at the Greyhound Bus Lines terminal in this city. He succeeds Emory E. Keyser who was made terminal manager as C D Puckett moves up to traveling passenger agent of the central division. Keyser is a Winchester native and received many congratulatory messages for the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Puckett
Roanoke
Greyhound Bus Lines
Emory E. Keyser
C. D. Puckett
Central Division
Mr.Keyser
Winchester
Springdale
Valley Turnpike
Col
John Hite
Bishop Barton
Henry Hack
Virginia
Mansion House
Mr Glass Speaks on Americanism and Monroe Doctrine
W. W. Glass former Winchester mayor was Kiwanis luncheon speaker this afternoon. He gave an informative address on Americanism and The Monroe Doctrine highlighting the doctrine’s relevance amid recent world events. Guests included D. Shewan of Wilkes Barre Pa and Dick Atwood of Staunton with F Amos Shryock hosting attendance was excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Glass
Winchester
Glass
8. D. Shewan
Wilkes- Barre
Dick Atwood
Staunton
F. Amos Shryock
Odd Fellows May Increase Home Fund at Lynchburg
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Lynchburg discuss raising assessments for the children’s home maintained by the order. An $8,000 appropriation is requested, $1,000 more than last year, as nearly 1,000 delegates visited the home during the convention.
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Odd, Fellows and Rebekahs
Vnsemia
Lynchburg
Associated Press
Grand Lodge
C. V. Robinson
Warrenton
Aubrey Wallace
Roanoke
Gladys Alexander
Richmond
Rebekahs
Viola M. Bateman
Charles Butt
Abingdon
L. G. Heflin
T. Wiley Davis
T. K. Farleigh
Norfolk
Danville
Landslide Blocks Route 50 North of Oakland
A 400-foot long and 40-foot deep landslide in Preston county West Virginia blocks U S Route 50 near Oakland. Crews from the West Virginia Roads Commission worked with three steam shovels to clear the slide while through traffic on the Capitol Greyhound Line continued between Washington and the west via Winchester Parkersburg detours were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
West Virginia Roads Commission
Laurel Mountain
Preston County
W. Va
Tucker undecided on bishopric after Ohio election
An Associated Press dispatch from Richmond reports Rev. Beverley D. Tucker rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church has not decided whether to accept the election as bishop coadjutor of the Diocese of Ohio, following his selection yesterday. Tucker is brother to Bishop Henry St. George Tucker and nephew to the late Beverley Dandridge Tucker Sr., with ties to the McGuire family of Winchester.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Beverley D. Tucker
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
City
Ohio
Tucker
Henry St. George Tucker
Virginia
National Council of the Episcopal Church
Beverley Dandridge Tucker
Southern
McGuire
Winchester
William P. McGuire
Ships Cause A Jam In Hudson
A traffic jam in the Hudson delayed 900 passengers on the Conte di Savoia as two giant ocean liners tried to dock at adjacent piers in New York. The incident occurred May 25 and involved ships in the harbor causing a docking delay.
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New York
Hudson River
Conte di Savoia
Banquet closes season for Evening Star Bowling League
The Evening Star Ladies' Bowling League held its second annual banquet and dance at York's Cabin Camp with about 60 attendees. Miss Eleanor Summel of the Hershey Pints earned the season's trophy. special awards went to Mrs. Elsie Line and league sponsor H. H. Hildum, with remarks by Jack Zimmerman and Russell LaFollette.
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Evening Star Ladies
Uar
York
Dorothy Rice
Eleanor Summel
Hershey
Star Office
Jack Zimmerman
Russell LaFollette
Elsie Line
H. H. Hildum
Hubert Cather
25 Stephens City Seniors Get Diplomas
Commencement at Stephens City High School begins at eight with Class Night. Twenty five seniors receive diplomas from Superintendent Leslie D. Kline and awards from Principal R. E. Ayler. Valedictorian Margaret Grim and salutatorian Emma Swimley lead the program including poem, class history, and portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City High School
Leslie D. Kline
R. E. Ayler
Margaret Grim
Emma Swimley
Dorothy Lemley
Alice K. Lemley
Jean Smallwood
Irene Fogle
Catherine Cooper
Ruth Bauserman
Lucille Carter
Marguerite White
Key
Frances Luttrell
Jack McAboy
Hable's Palace Showcases Four Men and a Prayer and No Time To Marry
Loretta Young Richard Greene and C Aubrey Smith star in Four Men and A Prayer at Hable's Palace Theatre for the last times tonight. Also on the program a Fox News Reel and a cartoon. Thursday only Mary Astor Richard Adlen and Lionel Stander appear in No Time To Marry with Love at its gladdest and Fun at its maddest. A Fox News Reel and Community Sing accompany the feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Young
Richard Greene
C. Aubrey Smith
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Fox News
Mary Astor
Richard Adlen
Lionel Stander
Edna Franklin Dies in Clarke County Virginia
Edna Rebecca Franklin Page wife of Albert Page died at 11 yesterday morning at her home in Berryville. A longtime prominent colored woman born in Dinwiddie County she lived in Clarke County all her life. Survived by seven sons William Hamilton Randall Mansfield Philip Thomas Ralph and others. one daughter Lucille Layton. mother Amy Lucy Franklin. sister Malinda Harris. Services Saturday at 2 pm Zion Baptist Church Rev Rollings and Rev Swann officiating. Pallbearers are her sons. Interment Milton Valley Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Edna Rebecca Franklin Page
Albert Page
Clarke County
Dinwiddie County
Benjamin
Amy Franklin
William
Charles Town
Hamilton
Randall
Mansfield
Philip
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Ralph
Chevy Chase
Lucille Layton
Amy Lucy Franklin
Malinda Harris
Zion Baptist Church
R. L. Rollings
Swann
Milton Valley Cemetery
Morgan Charges Continue on TVA Administration
Morgan testifies before the committee citing dangers from improper administration and collusion with special interests. He denies accusing any TVA director of bribes or personal financial gain while urging reform to preserve the agency’s purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
TVA
Morgan Seeks Senate Hearing on T V A Failures
Dr. Morgan, removed from the T V A chair in March by President Roosevelt, appears before a Senate committee to read a guarded statement alleging lack of integrity and conspiracy at the agency. David Lilienthal and Harcourt Morgan will testify tomorrow as the inquiry begins to address New Deal concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Morgan
Roosevelt
Washington
New Deal
Donahey
Ohio
Senate
Dr Morgan
David E. Lilienthal
Harcourt A. Morgan
Inquiry into TVA affairs touches private power, flood control
A broad study seeks a thorough inquiry into Tennessee Valley Authority activities including private power company involvement in vast power, flood control, and conservation development across the region.
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