Davis urges higher Red Cross war relief quota locally
Norman H. Davis, chairman of the National Red Cross, telegraphed Winchester Frederick County Chapter leader Rev. H Wemeldorf urging speed in completing local war relief. He says the ten million dollar minimum is only a starting point and quotas should be doubled where possible to aid millions of refugees in France. The Winchester total reached 1617 with 383 left to reach the minimum, and officials hope to meet the quota this week.
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Fredrick County
Three U S Warships Headed to Lisbon for Protection
Three United States warships, the Vincennes Truxton and Simpson, sail to Lisbon to join the Atlantic squadron for protecting American interests abroad. They will not convoy merchant vessels. Roosevelt plans to visit Ireland to pick up refugees. The Washington moves to bring Americans from Bordeaux Lisbon and Genoa, while Trenton Herbert and Dickinson remain stationed at Lisbon.
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Texas Delegation Puts Garner Second as Roosevelt Leads
In Washington on May 29 the Texas delegation votes boost Garner to second place for Democratic pledged delegates while Roosevelt holds a majority. With 772 of 1,094 delegates selected, Roosevelt leads, Garner, Farley, Bankhead, and others follow as Texas Republicans field an uninstructed 26 vote block. Dewey leads Republican pledges with 150 to Dewey and 625 uninstructed. Andrews is renominated after a run off.
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Depth of Mississippi River Above New Orleans at Low Water
The river's depth twenty miles upriver from New Orleans is 226 feet during a low water stage.
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Virginia Tax Returns Filed in 1939 By Localities
Treasury reports 73 132 Virginia individual income tax returns filed in 39 counties and cities. Nationwide total 6 250 793 returns, down from 6 398 541 in 1938. Largest volumes in New York and DC. Winchester 644, Rockingham 643, Harrisonburg 480, Frederick 670, Clarke 136, Warren 154, Strasburg 105.
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Barbara Bell Pattern No 1935 B for a slim belted frock
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1935 B offers a belted front and back frock with princess side panels suited for gingham and similar fabrics. Includes step by step sew chart and sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42 with busts 32 to 42 inches. Send orders to the box address.
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CCC Camps to Stage Sherando Lake Contest
Five Civilian Conservation Corps camps in the George Washington National Forest will compete at Sherando Lake in saw ing, chopping, fire fighting and first aid contests, with demonstrations on camp setup and emergency communications. The event follows a memorial service and aims to show CCC training value at the Sherando Lake Recreation Area, 14 miles south of Waynesboro.
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George Washington National Forest
Sherando Lake
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M. C. Howard
National Forest
Waynesboro
CCC
Lyndhurst
Designer Of Floats That Win Prizes
The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival may seek professional float designers after strong praise for Mrs. Clarence H. Himelright of Winchester. Her eight years of original float designs for Virginia Apple Storage have earned seven prizes, with a wedding scene float this year. A photograph is on display at Barr's studio, with the wedding party named.
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Winchester
Himelright
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Barr
Presidents who remained bachelors in office
The only U S president who was a confirmed bachelor was James Buchanan. He served from 1857 to 1861 becoming known for his single status during his presidency. No other presidents are documented as lifelong bachelors while in office.
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A. James Buchanan
Pirates Star Hans Wagner Earned Record $10 000 Salary
The largest salary ever drawn by Hans Wagner while a member of the Pittsburgh Pirates was $10,000 a year.
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Hans Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Flickinger Family Tour Leads to Carthage Graduation
The Rev. S. L. Flickinger and Mrs. Flickinger plan a trip, with visit to Carthage College for Alice Virginia Flickinger's graduation on June 3. Dr. Flickinger will lead devotions at the commencement where Col. Frank Knox will speak. Alice is a high honor student and leader on campus.
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Carthage College
Frank Knox
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Iowa
Keokuk, Iowa
Hailstorm Damages Homes Cars in New Mexico Town
A two hour hailstorm near Van Houten 17 miles southeast of Raton caused roof damage smashed windows and dented autos. Hail piled 8 to 10 inches deep on the ground and the storm occurred last night.
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Raton
N. M
van Houten
Bloom motifs flourish with easy embroidery patterns
Pattern 6656 offers an 18 motif transfer set from 6 by 6 inches to 1½ by 2 inches. It includes stitch illustrations and color materials, with instructions to request by sending ten cents to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th St New York NY, including name and address and pattern number.
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One Negro Jailed and Other Draws Fine in Clarke Shooting
In Millwood near Berryville Virginia Moe Thomas Mason and William Randolph, both colored, faced Trial Justice Lor ing C. Kackley after a midnight May 19 shooting. Mason received 31 dollars and costs for carrying a concealed weapon and threatening a girl with a .38 revolver. Randolph drew six months imprisonment on an assault count after the two shotgun blasts from his home injured Mason and Randolph.
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Moe Thomas Mason
William Rndolph
Loring C. Kackley
Millwood
Mason
Nanny Randolph
Randolph
Kackley
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