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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1939

Page

1

Virginia election tests Byrd Price factions in swing districts

Rich mond Virginia voters faced a set of contests seen as a test of rival Democratic camps led by U S Senator Harry F Byrd and Governor James H Price. Most nominees were unopposed but key races in Tazewell Russell and Buchanan counties featured Witten versus Stuart and other House and Senate battles in the southwest. Polls close shortly after 5 PM.

Richmond Virginia U. S Harry F. Byrd James H. Price Senate Jack W.witten Price Forces Harry C. Stuart Byrd Organization Witten Stuart Tazewell Russell Buchanan N. Clarence Smith Virginia Conservation Price Po I PS Gianks Sehen Stretcoe

Readin Star Carriers List Lone Player

A fragment mentions a Star Carriers football team with a lone player named Snapp from Wildwood New Jersey. It thanks supporters and hints at a banquet. The illegible OCR reads like a community note from Readin.

Ti’ Sa Wildwood N. J

Key Issues For 1940 Are Being Sought In Politics

Washington discussions focus on national defense farm legislation and renewal of the reciprocal trade program as outlines for 1940. Administration plans an expanded defense effort for January while Republicans criticize the trade law and seek tighter tariff control.

Washington Congress Senate Rep Martin Massachusetts House State Department Rome Congressional

Soviet Display of Military Might Marks Anniversary

In Moscow on November 7, Soviet Russia celebrated the 22nd anniversary of the Communist revolution with a long parade. War Commissar Klementi Voroshiloff warned of must be prepared as neutral, while praising troops in Poland and Outer Mongolia. Mechanized units and 206 medium tanks led the display watched by hundreds of thousands amid red banners and aircraft overhead. Premier Vyacheslaff Mol delivered the pre parade keynote.

Moscow Russia Klementi Voroshiloff Poland Outer Mongolia Vyacheslaff Mol

Blast From Gun Fatal To Woman

Mrs Loudie Shull Tumblin 57 was found dead with a close range shotgun blast in her Clarke county Virginia home. Daughter Lottie Tumblin returned from a store to find the door locked and the mother slain. Coroner C H Iden announced the inquest concluded with a line of inquiry into the second violent death in North Virginia in two days.

Berryville Loudie Shull Tumblin Blue Ridge Mountain Lottie Clarke County C. H. Iden Seale North Virginia Iden Lottie Tumblin Trussell

Quarterly Church Meeting Tonight

The first quarterly conference of the present year will be held at 7 30 this evening in the United Brethren Church on North Braddock street. Rev. Dr. M. J. Miller of Martinsburg W Va conference superintendent will preside. Pastor Rev L G Bridgers urges full attendance of officers teachers and members.

United Brethren Church North Braddock Street M. J. Miller Martinsburg W. Va L. G. Bridgers

Hiull Opposes Transfer to Panamanian Registry

Secretary Hull voiced opposition to transferring nine United States Lines ships to Panamanian registry, arguing it would undermine the neutrality act. He said the Maritime Commission will consider the facts before any final action, noting the ships would fly the Panama flag with non American crews and no diplomatic protection from the U.S. actions. Curran of the CIO National Maritime Union predicted heavy public criticism and warned such flag changes could pull the country toward war and jeopardize 10,000 American seamen jobs.

Washington Hull United States Lines Maritime Commission Hall Secretary of State United States Panama Commission Curran New York Joseph Curran National Maritime Union CIO

Soviet Parade Marks Bolshevik Anniversary In Moscow

Associated Press dispatch notes 22nd anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution as Soviet military parades move through Red Square. Voroshilov criticizes Western actions while Russia faces continued tensions on the front.

Berryville Smithy Shoots Hoof Shoes With Odd Stunts

Berryville Virginia November 6 special Oscar Cave a local blacksmith famed for dangerous feats pretends to throw horses onto their backs so shoes can be applied. His helper Ash wood assists. Two drunken onlookers intervene repeatedly prompting the town sergeant to intervene and arrest neither. The stunt marks another day in the smithy antics.

Berryville Oscar Cave Ashwood A Cheshire

Wilhelmina and Leopold Offer Peace Mediation

Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands and King Leopold of Belgium propose joint peace mediation to the heads of Germany Britain and France. They offer to use neutral status and all means to facilitate a reasonable peace and urge belligerents to seek contact amid Western Europe tension. Leopold earlier met with Wilhelmina in Brussels after a surprise overnight conference with Spaak.

Amsterdam Wilhelmina Netherlands Leopold Germany Britain France Europe Brussels Paul Henri Spaak Wilhelmine

Belgians and Dutch Make New Peace Overture

Berlin reports surprise at a Belgian king and Dutch queen proposing a peace overture. Officials expect reaction after full Hague report.

Berlin Germany Leopold Wilhelmina Netherlands Hague

County Fund Overdrawn By Three Hundred Seven Dollars

October treasurer report approved shows general county fund deficit of 307.08 after receipts 2626.76 and disbursements 2934.84. Relief and Dog Tax funds show balances of 1033.72 and 1157.40 respectively with multiple transfers and refunds listed. The October 31 balance ends with a county fund overdrawn total.

Harry McCann Board of Supvisors General Fund Bailey Bros W. A. Baker Cedar Rust General Relief General County Fund

Plan to Plant 6000 Bulbs in Winchester City

A joint meeting of Winchester Clarke County Garden Club Little Garden Club and Old Fredericktown Garden Club completed plans to plant 6000 Holland bulbs supplied by the Winchester Evening Star. Distribution covers City Hall Berryville triangle 500 tulips 200 hyacinths George Washington's Headquarters 200 tulips 100 hyacinths and more allocations across local schools and libraries.

Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club Little Garden Club Old Fredericktown George Washington Old Fredericktown Club Handley High School Virginia Avenue Douglas School Little Garden Club—Memorial Hospital Handley Library Holland Star Office Winchester and Clarke County Club Lucy Kurtz B. M. Roszel H. B. McCormac Ralph Richardson Ellen Boyd Edward Jenkins Ashby Miller The Blackburn Moore Wooda Baker Fred Glaizer

British Fights For New World

London reports Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax declared Britain seeks a new world order where nations are immune from armed rivalry. He said Britain fights to uphold the rule of law and mercy in relations among individuals and civilized states amid Germany’s current challenges to basic human rights.

London Lord Halifax Britain Halifax Germany

President Roosevelt Votes in Hyde Park as Farmer

President Franklin D. Roosevelt cast his ballot at the Hyde Park town hall voting for county and local officials and pari mutuel betting legalization in New York. He arrived in an open White House car with his mother and wife, paused with election clerk Emma W. Crapser, and joked about voting the gravestones as the board laughed and recorded his name.

Hyde Park N. Y Election Board Franklin D. Roosevelt White Frame Hudson Valley New York State White House Emma W. Crapser

Light Vote in Election Today Across Clarke and Frederick

Voters cast a light ballot in the general election with only one city race Burr Harrison Democrat against William Shaffer Republican for State Senate. By 3 PM total turnout reached 765 versus 1,000 in the primary, with Winchester City Hall Rouss Sarah Zane and Friendship portions, Stephens City and Middletown totals near or below primary levels, Berryville lower at 210. Polls close at 5 01 PM.

C. J. Harkrader Fred C. Parks Virginia American Legion Smyth - Washington - Bristol W. C. Caudill House Glenn C. Hall Giles- Bland-Pulaski-Wythe Frederick-Clarke-Shenandoah-Winchester Burr P. Harrison Frederick Commonwealths William R Shaffer Shaffer Quincy A. Calhoun Pat Collins Smythita J. J. Davison Adepdedetta Bland Dr. da Clarke Frederick William Shaffer State Senate Winchester City Hall Rouss Sarah Zane Friendship Stephens City Middletown Berryville

Germans Resent Royal Meeting In Netherlands Visit

The Berlin press united in critiquing the Dutch royal visit with phrases implying orders from above. Papers denounce neutral defense protests as empty and behind closed doors while captions from The Hague show German dissatisfaction, noting the royal visit as a mere pretext for laconic resolutions.

Berlin Netherlands England Hague Holland der Angriff Paul Joseph Goebbels

Fire engine arrival awaited as winter nears

William Godenour, driver for the South End Hose Company, expects a new fire engine to arrive soon from Columbus after tests. Winter weather brings heavy snows as motorists report six to eight feet of arborvitae blown over along highways and a public demonstration may be postponed until spring. In Mt. Airy the historic estate reports cattle losses and a 25 year old Ford Model T keeps chugging through Winchester streets. John McAtee predicts Clarke County will have four snows this winter, tied to an old saying.

William Godenour South End Hose Company Columbus Harrisonburg Mt. Airy Mt. Jackson John Mcantee Clarke McAtee Berryville

Orr Captured After Claimed Double Slaying in Clarke County

Harry William Orr surrendered to Sheriff John Bywaters after a nightlong standoff at the Sam Mason home near Berryville Clarke County. Orr admitted shooting that killed Samuel Carter and Mrs Annie Racey Miller and wounded Robert Stewart in a Red Bud Road incident. Mason, who tipped off authorities, told officers Orr had been inside the house with his family present.

Sam Mason Old Stone Chapel Longmarsh Clarke County Harry William Orr John Bywaters Robert Buckner Commonwealth Burr P. Harrison Samuel Carter Annie Racey Miller Robert Stewart Memorial Hospital Mason Orr Bywaters Iome Norvel Berryville Buckener Red Bud Road Carter Sheriff Bywaters Buckner von Ne Om Godk

Armstrong Co Estimate for Metal Weathers and Caulking

E W at 39 E Piccadilly St lists services for metal weathering and caulking for windows and doors. The note includes a date 10-24 and a reference to Sarah Zane Hall with a time 8 p.m and 20 games indicated as 11-6-1p-2t.

Armstrong CO. E. W Sarah Zane Hall Gaith

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