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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1934

Page

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Virginia Woolen Mill Unit Ready to be Equipped

The Virginia Woolen Company advances its mill upgrade despite soft wool markets. A new 70 000 dollar unit replaces old buildings and will rise to 100 employees as production begins 24 hour shifts. Martin McCormac notes planned machine rearrangement to improve efficiency and a steady outlet is found for products through early 1935.

Virginia Woolen Mill McCormac Stuart Perry Winchester Premeen

New Jobs Found as Housing Plan Moves Forward

A Winchester resident illustrates the Better Housing program by hiring a carpenter for a day and then a plasterer and painter to improve a room. The campaign, led by Bell of the Chamber of Commerce, registers local builders to supply workers for renovations at low cost.

Better Housing Jack Frost Winchester Bell The Chimie of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Campaie

Weather Outlook for Coming Week

Weather outlook details rain or snow in parts of the week across the United States. Monday and Tuesday show rain in the South and rain or snow in the North, with rain Wednesday then generally fair. Warmer early week, colder later. milder middle of week in the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic states.

Washington Middle Atlantic Virginia South Atlantic Florida

Seven Burned To Death As Motors Crash At Night

Sole survivor Dorothy Rudy 21 of State College in serious condition after seven killed when two cars crashed on William Penn Highway. Victims include James Saniel 25 and Hyman Graver both Pittsburgh law students, Irvin Musser and Mrs. Musser of State College, Ruth Jackson and Elinor Webster of North Girard, and a Perkin of Allen Town. The Mussers were en route to a dance. Rudy was thrown clear.

Altoona Dorothy Rudy State College William Penn Highway Girard Erie County Philadelphia Rat Perkin Allentown University of Pittsburgh James Saniel Pittsburgh Hyman Graver Irvin M. Musser Ruth Jackson North Girard Elinor Webster Perkin Saniel Graver Penn State McKeesport Mussers Jackson Webster Rudy

Nye to push world wide munition probe this winter

Senator Gerald Nye plans a winter effort to press for a world wide inquiry into manufacture and sale of war materials. He favors a resolution in the Senate asking the United States to seek League of Nations involvement. He calls the arms trade the most important issue and accuses private manufacturers of racketeering.

Ottawa United States Gerald P. Nye North Dakota League of Nations Senate Nye

Lost jewelry reported near A & P and Betsy Ross

Valuable diamond and sapphire ring lost, likely in corner A. P. Store or between it and Betsy Ross. Generous reward. Return to carrier office. Call 28 for details. Also mentions GENUINE Imported Sweitzer Cheese and Winchester Steam Laundry pickup or service references.

Betsy Ross M” Carer

Death Comes To Mrs Worthington At Washington

Mrs Margaret Page Dame Worthington 56 wife of William C Worthington died at 1 15 yesterday at her home 1751 Park Road after a lingering illness She traced her lineage to Goo ne Nelson and William Byrd Her husband banker and three children survive Funeral services at All Souls Episcopal Church will be held Monday morning then body sent to Ivy Hill Cemetery Alexandria for interment in the family lot

The Star Washington Margaret Page Dame Worthington William C. Worthington Park Road Worth Nelson Page Mary. Walker Christ Episcopal Church Winchester Episcopal Church Virginia Tom Dame Richman Worthington Blacksburg Goone Thomas Nelson James River William Coleman Worthington Colonail Dames of America Twentieth Century Club All Souls’ Memorial Mary Coleman Worthington Margaret Dame Worthington Nelson Page Worthington Mary C. Dame Richmond Lelia L. Dame New York City William D. Smith Christchurch Alexandria All Souls’ Episcopal Pe Cathedral Avenue Ivy Hill Cemetery

Winchester Park Baseball Players Attend Capitol Theatre Event

Members of the Winchester Park team who attended the Capitol Theatre last Saturday night as guests of the management thank the theatre for the courtesy. The event featured a baseball themed picture and many players joined Manager Baldridge in the evening.

Winchester Park Capitol Theatre Baldridge

Fred's Horse Dies And Auto Scores Again

A local tale recounts Fred Coch losing his horse and the paper’s auto scoring a win in the same day. Fred searches for a replacement horse, moves furniture, and continues daily work while the town awaits a new steed.

Fred Fred Cochran Star

Roman Springs Memoirs Is New Book At Library

Margaret Chanler writes a memoir about her girlhood and youth in Rome during the late 19th century. The Handley Library recommends the book, noting her connections to Julia Ward Howe and F. Marion Crawford and her circle including Henry Adams and the Roosevelts.

Roman Springs Margaret Chanler Handley Library Chanler Rome Julia Ward Howe F. Marion Crawford America California Washington D.C New York Henry Adams Lodges Roosevelts

Riot at Times Square as slugged man suffers critical injuries

In Times Square subway station a crowd of about 2000 gathered after a man alleged to drop a slug in the coin box was beaten by two guards and a writer. Frank J. Walsh and John, guards, and Harold Wollins, alleged writer, face assault charges. George Howard, 31, remained hospitalized in critical condition with a fractured skull and other injuries. A riot squad arrived to prevent lynching as the crowd surged in the station.

New York Times Square Frank J. Walsh John Harold Wollins George Howard Howard

Italians to be trained for war from cradle

Rome reports Italy plans a birth to battalion policy under Mussolini. A government order enrolls infants in ten pre military groups as Europe faces a crucial year. Popolo D Italia warns of rising tension and the need to be strong to meet events.

Associated Press Rome Italy Mussolini Ballilta Bambini Europe Tr Duce Popolo D'Italia

Rev Dr Waite to Lead Winchester Evangelism Series

The Rev Dr George T Waite executive secretary of the Virginia Baptist money salenees and guest of Rev E T Clark will conduct a series of special services in Winchester. He speaks at 7 45 each day Monday Tuesday and Wednesday and again tomorrow with the series focusing on evangelism and spiritual life. The public is invited to attend.

George T. Waite Virginia Baptist Money Salenees and Rapist Church Waite Winchester E. T. Clark

Federal Agents Join In Search For Little Boy

Federal agents join Lexington Kentucky and Tennessee officers in a search for 4 year old Jackie Gibbons missing from his suburb home since Thursday. A reported hitchhiker seen with a child resembling Jackie prompted wider area inquiries and field hunts along the Kentucky river and surrounding locales. Police doubt kidnapping for ransom as the effort continues with assistance from the boy’s father and local business associates. Marie Becher of Philadelphia is due to arrive to visit relatives.

Lexington Jackie Gibbons Clr Jackie John Gibbons Northern States Contracting Company Kentucky Tennessee Louisville Nashville Nicholasville Pike Ernest Thompson

Roosevelt Gets Big Ovations On Tennessee Visit

President Roosevelt toured Nashville and vicinity, greeting thousands at the state capital. He visited the tombs of Andrew Jackson and James K. Polk, laid a wreath at Polk's tomb, received a Girl Scouts corsage for Mrs Roosevelt, and then proceeded to The Hermitage for a wreath placement on Old Hickory's tomb before continuing to inspect Tennessee Valley Authority projects in Norris Dam and beyond.

Nashville Tenn Andrew Jackson James K. Polk Roosevelt Alabama Wilson Wheeler Tennessee Valley Development East Tennessee Norris Dam Tennessee Valley Authority President Roosevelt Tennessee Union Station State House Hill McAlister Joseph Burns Capitol Capitol Grounds Polk Mary Maniel Cooper Susan White Hermitage

Hose Company Of Martinsburg To Be Here Sunday

Football fans of Winchester are in for a real treat tomorrow as the Martinsburg Hose Company will play the Semi-Pros here. The visitors added several new men in the backfield and come boasting of taking the undefeated local team in camp. Stine returns after a two week injury layoff and the locals hope for a strong offense. The Conoco filling station will give away 30 gallons of gasoline to outstanding players and several other prizes are expected. Fans urged to buy tickets at the box office to avoid gate congestion.

Winchester Martinsburg Hose Company Stine Conoco

Plane Crash in Fog Kills 4 in California Hills

Four men and a woman die when a biplane crashes in dense fog near Tehachapi foothills after leaving Union Air Terminal. Pilot Tommy Thomas, 38, a veteran Southern California flyer, is identified with mechanic Roy Reed and others. The wreck occurs beside a spillway of the aqueduct, about twenty miles from the city.

Associated Press Los Angeles Tommy Thomas Southern California San F.I W. E Tommy) Thomas Roy W. Ricd F. M. Mathews Dorothy Benham Union Air Terminal Tehachapi Mountains Saugus George Rice P. 8. Cagnacci Municipal Bureau of Power and Light

Seven burned to death in Altoona two-car collision

Reported last night in Altoona shows seven people killed as two cars crashed. Other world items note Nye’s effort on war materials, Insull’s stand, Garner’s 10 point bag, Roosevelt Nashville tour, and Mussolini talks with Schuschnig.

Altoona Ottawa U. S Gerald P. Nye Chicago Samuel Insull, Jr Uvalde Texas Hows N. Garner Nashua N. H James Roosevelt Washington Nashville Tenn Roosevelt Los Angeles San Fernando Valley California Rome Mussolini Kurt Schuschnig Austria London Baron Conway of Allington Iya Lawson Saarbruecken Saar Basin Col G. G. Knox League of Nations Brussels George Th S Ca’ E Christian Democratic Asunicon Paraguay Ources Port Bolivian Gran Chaco Goslar Germany Herbert Bache Ministry of Agricule

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