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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1928

Page

3

Social and Personal Visitors in Winchester at the George Washington Hotel

Mrs Louis M Nulton wife of Admiral Nulton head of the Naval Academy arrives with her daughter Mrs Laurence L Browning of Maysville Kentucky by motor from Annapolis for the weekend at Winchester George Washington Hotel Admiral Nulton to hand the Annapolis post this summer and command a battleship division later.

Louis M. Nulton Admiral Nulton United States Naval Academy Laurence L. Browning Maysville Annapolis George Washington Hotel Admiral Nulten Naval Academy United States Fleet

Bushmans ex wife seeks to collect on old judgment

Mrs. Josephine F. Bushman of Los Angeles moves to collect 520000 in alimony from ex husband Francis X. Bushman. A judgment by default in Los Angeles was made effective in New York by Supreme Court Justice Callahan.

Bushman New York Josephine F. Bushman Los Angeles Francis X. Bushman Supreme Court Callahan

Heflin Attacks Catholics In Senate Speech Again

Senator Heflin denounced the Roman Catholic political machine allied with Governor Smith of New York. He claimed Catholics nationwide back Smith and warned of assassination plans against him. He cited alleged symbols on ships and currency and referenced a Jesuit suggestion about Cardinal colors in the president's room.

Associated Press Washington Smith New York Heflin Alabama Long Island N. Y

Both Houses Pass Postal Rates Bill

Washington May 26 Both House and Senate adopted the conference report on the postal rates measure and sent it to the President. The plan restores 1920 second class newspaper rates for the first four zones and uses modified 1920 rates for the remaining four zones. The Senate proposal to cut third class rates from 1 1/2 cents to 1 cent failed. The service charge on parcel post rates was not abolished.

Associated Press Washington House Senate

Herbert Hoover to Receive Maryland's Nineteen Votes

Maryland Republicans at the state convention instructed delegates to cast their ballots for Herbert Hoover at the Kansas City convention in line with the recent primary. Resolutions endorsed the Coolidge administration and Hoover's nomination. Galen L. Talbot criticized the Democratic party and Gov. Ritchie while praising former Gov. Phillip Lee Goldsborough as the Republican nominee to face Senator Bruce.

Baltimore Herbert Hoover Maryland Kansas City Commerce Coolidge Hoover Galen L. Tali State Central Ritchie Stateonds Commission Bruce United States Senate Phillip Lee Goldsborough

Live Miner Found After 146 Hours in Exploded Mine

A miner entombed for 146 hours after a blast at the Mather Collieries was found exhausted but alive, wandering the debris-filled passages two miles from the shaft. John Wade, a Black worker, could not speak clearly but survived. one other miner was rescued earlier, leaving two survivors from a 60-man lost crew.

Mather Coal Company John Wade

Senate Votes To Eliminate Publicity In Tax Cut Bill

Washington May 25 The Senate approved a $222,495,006 tax cut by eliminating publicity provisions, sending the compromise revenue bill to the House and then the White House. The measure exceeds the Presidents $200 million limit but is expected to win executive approval.

Washington Senate House White House

Mine Death Toll Rises to Nine in Pennsylvania Shaft Explosion

Wilkesbarre Pa May 26 The death toll from the Hudson Coal Company Conygham shaft explosion rose to nine with the discovery of Michael Topopach aged 38. Eight miners were killed instantly and five more were seriously injured. Officials could not explain the blast.

Associated Press Wilkesbarrie Conygham Hudson Coal Company Michael Topopach

Reverend Flickinger Officiates Dayton Bride Wedding

Rev. S. L. Flickinger of the Centenary Reformed Church officiated the marriage of David P. Luttrell of Dayton Ohio and Pauline Rexrode of Berryville at the church parsonage last Thursday night.

S. L. Flickinger Centenary Reformed Church David P. Luttrell Dayton Ohio Pauline Rexrode Berryville

Federal Road Aid Bill Signed for 150 Million

President Coolidge signed federal road aid legislation providing 150 million dollars for road construction. Half of the appropriation would be available this year and the remainder later.

Washington Coolidge

Federal State Cost Share for Construction Bill

A bill proposes that states contribute equally with the federal government toward actual construction costs. The measure outlines shared financial responsibility as the project proceeds.

Tax Reduction Bill Approved by House in Washington

The House approved the conference report on a 222.495 million tax reduction bill on May 26 and sent it to President Coolidge for signature.

The Associated Press Washington House Today Coolidge

May 27 Church Bulletin With Procession and Benediction

The bulletin notes services at 7 30 am and 9 am led by Rev Thomas B Martin with Rev J J Massey of Newport News presiding at the 9 am mass The May procession follows the 4 pm benediction in Loudoun and Cecil Streets field indicates a religious observance and procession.

Loudoun Cecil Streets Thomas B. Martin J. J. Massey Newport News

Christ Episcopal Church Service Schedule

Washington and Boscawen Streets rector Rev Robert B Nelson leads 8 a.m. holy communion and 11 a.m. holy communion with sermon Gift of the Spirit. Sunday school at 9:46 a.m. Evening prayer and address at 5 p.m. Services at Stephens City Va at 8:45 a.m.

Washington and Boscawen Sts Robert B. Nelson Stephens City

Epworth League closes season at Mann Chapel services

John Mann Methodist Church Colored on East Cork Street led by Rev. Horace A. Johnson invites all to Sunday services at 10 a m with a morning and evening sermon on Gifts and Manifestation of the Holy. Special music by the choir and Epworth League program closes for summer with a fine plan. Potts Confectionery ad and hometown support noted.

Woman’s Auxiliary The Presbyterian Church South Loudoun Street John Mann East Cork St Horace A. Johnson Epworth League

Jugoslavs Riot Against Italy

Demonstrations across Jugoslavia protest Mussolini regime and the Nettuno land pact. In Sebenico Dalmatia hundreds stormed the Italian consulate, breached doors, and forced the consul to shelter in the cellar before police dispersed the crowd and granted protection.

Associated Press Belgrade Jugoslavia Italy Jugoslavian Sebenico Dalmatia Adriatic

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