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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1937

Page

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President seeks tax revision as solons press ahead

President Roosevelt signals tax revision as soon as Congress is ready. He outlines moves to spur private housing funding, cut federal road aid, and speed up purchases for the remaining months of the fiscal year. A special session delay looms due to anti lynching bill demands by the Senate.

Washington Roosevelt Congress White House Lynch Senate van Nuys D.-Ind Bailey

Winchesters Old Lady Calls For Shenandoah Handley Grid Benefit

The Old Lady endorses a post season football game between Shenandoah Valley Academy and Handley High School. Proceeds could aid the Winchester Park Association playground fund or similar charity. Both schools are praised for clean sportsmanship and strong seasons.

Winchester Shenandoah Valley Academy Handley High School Handley Winchester Park Association Playground Fund

Old Winchester Council Minutes Copied by WPA for Preservation

The Winchester Common Council records dating to February 1850 are being copied into new books with WPA funding. Ten large volumes of long hand minutes are fragile. the project preserves the election of twelve council members and notes Joseph S. Carson as council president who signed the minutes.

City of Winchester WPA James B. Taylor Philip Sherer Harrison Bowers John Bruce Joom Carson Abraham Nut James P. Keely Jacob Baker William Miller Lloyd Logan L. M. Lauck Nath Bent Joseph S. Carson

Plan Check On Unemployment Census Results

Plan checks on unemployment figures will be tested by a house to house census across several mail routes from Nov 29 to Dec 4. Postmaster W Nelson Page announced the test will compare results with Nov 16 card returns and routes were chosen by Vice President Garner. Routes remain known only to the postmaster and enumerators to ensure unbiased results.

W. Nelson Page Garner

Expenditures In Tuberculosis Work In City

Mrs. H. D. Fuller reports TB fund use totaling $1 015 49 for 1937 to 193? showing costs for sanatorium patients laundry X ray milk and transport Incidental expenses and sputum fillers The local group cared for eight patients in sanatoria seven white one colored and five others at home Continued on next page

H. D. Fuller District Nurse Association Winchester Winchester Memorial Hospital Fuller

Officials' Aid Is Appreciated In Water Survey

M. H. Klegerman and Rodney Coltart conducted a fact finding survey of the municipal water supply. He thanked Water Department officials led by Lee Grant for cooperation and noted the City Manager's records aided field lab work. The miniature treatment plant was dismantled and shipped to New York. Klegerman planned to depart for New York tomorrow and then return to Winchester to present findings and recommendations by Alexander Potter.

M. H. Klegerman Rodney Coltart Water Department Lee Grant Klegerman New York Winchester Alexander Potter

Jim Finnigan 64 Beloved B and O Railroad Veteran Dies

James Henry Finnigan a 64 year old railway employee for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died at his home near Stephenson after months of illness He joined the company in 1890 as a track man later became section foreman retiring June 1 this year His life was marked by loyalty hard work and generosity to church and neighbors

James Henry Finnigan Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Stephenson Jim B. and O Patrick Finnigan Finnigan

Mission Series To Be Continued

Beginning Sunday the Rev. T. M. Swann will speak on The Disgusted Christ at Brad dock Street Methodist Church. Special services continue through early December at 7 30 p m with themes Responding to God in Prayer Faith Obedience Witnessing for Him Service and more. Public cordially invited to attend each night.

T. M. Swann Braddock Street Methodist Church

Notice All Nobles All Nobles and their ladies invited

Martinsburg Shrine Club invites all nobles and their ladies to Chuck Ray's M'burg Pike Manor for entertainment and eats at 50 cents per person on November 29 at 8:00 p.m.

Chuck & Ray Martinsburg

Antique Auction Notice in Winchester Virginia

Miles B. Dean announces an antique auction on December 1st at 326 N. Cameron Street in Winchester Virginia. The sale starts at 10 A.M. and listing appears in the local notice section. CHUCK & RAYS will be open Friday Saturday and Sunday serving beer at 110-29-1p-fri. tf)

Chuck & Rays Sun Cameron St Winchester Miles B. Dean

Greyhound Line Paralyzed in Philadelphia Strike

Striking drivers halted operations of the Pennsylvania Greyhound bus lines in Philadelphia, with schedules cut in the 16 state strike area. Police escorted buses in several cities as violence flared and New York bound service faced shutdowns.

Cleveland Pennsylvania Greyhound Bus Lines Philadelphia S. R. Harvey The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Greyhound R. E. Cochrane New York John J. Conner Labor Department Harvey Cochrane Conner Ivan Bowen Boston Syracuse Re Laurel Andrew Conner Laurel Vonner District of Columbia

Seek Returns Of Alleged Bandits

Postoffice authorities move in federal court to return James Hackett and Amos Parker two men arrested in Rochester for trial in Pittsburgh on charges of robbing three western Pennsylvania postoffices. Inspector Stephens notes both men have federal prison records and guns and nitroglycerine were found on arrest.

Pittsburgh Postoffice Rochester N. Y Pennsylvania D. H. Stephens James Hackett Corning Amos Parker Stephens

Private Sale at Hamilton's Household Goods

Household goods sale continues at 1628 Valley Ave Hamilton's with prices reduced for quick clearance. Furniture and kitchen items featured as items move at discounted rates.

Valley Ave Hamilton’s

United Churches Launch Christmas War Relief Appeal

The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America issues a Christmas appeal to 125000 clergymen titled A Christian Witness to a World at War. It seeks united practical sympathy for children and civilian sufferers in China and Spain and for German refugees, asking donations through local churches or directly to the appeal project led by Dr. John R. Mott with Sidney D. Gamble as treasurer and Roswell P. Barnes and Arthur E. Hungerford as executive directors in Baltimore.

New York Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America China Spain Appeal John R. Mott Sidney D. Gamble Roswell P. Barnes Arthur E. Hungerford Baltimore

Rites Held For Fred S Hunt Superintendent Of Winchester Woolen Mills

The body of Fred S. Hunt Sr. superintendent of the Winchester Woolen Mills, died suddenly from a cardiac event at home on West Piccadilly. Masonic honors were given by Winchester Hiram Lodge at Mount Hebron Cemetery with Rev. Ronald S. Wilson presiding and numerous colleagues attending. Pallbearers in Knights Templar dress included McVicar, Dr. Anderson, Gray, Largent, Beverley, Bushnell, Eddy, Cather, and Sheetz. floral tributes covered the grave.

Fred. S. Hunt Winchester Woolen Mills, Inc West Piccadilly Street Mount Hebron Winchester Hiram Lodge of Masons Ronald S. Wilson Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Hunt Woolen Company Masonic Lodge Knights Templar Charles P. McVicar C. R. Anderson Allen B. Gray Brady W. Largent J. B. Beverley Lee B. Bushnell C. Vernon Eddy T. Russell Cather Harold C. Sheetz

Telegraphers Strike Called by CIO Affiliate

Telegraphers halted work in the central Postal Telegraph and Cable office as the American Radio Telegraphers union CIO affiliate leads a strike. Union rep William A. Laimey Jr says 115 operators joined, including 81 women, to press for a nationwide bargaining agreement.

Philadelphia Postal Telegraph and Cable American Radio Telegraphers Union CIO William A. Laimey, Jr Joseph Kehoe

Fossilized bones found in Berkeley suggest ancient native settlers

University of California anthropologists announced the discovery of fossilized bones in Berkeley that may belong to an early primitive human population. The skulls and robust skeletons are believed to belong to people who inhabited the coastal plains long before the Indians.

Berkeley Calif University of California

Oldest Physician of Nation Reaches 105th Birthday

Dr. William M. Guilford of Lebanon Pennsylvania, claimed by the University of Pennsylvania as its oldest living alumnus, celebrates his 105th birthday. Hospitals and medical groups honor him with daily clinics and his alma mater sends greetings. He recalls Penn's two yellow brick buildings in 1852 and says life has been very fine with good friends and neighbors.

Lebanon William M. Guilford University of Pennsylvania Louis Pasteur Good Samaritan Hospital Lebanon County Medical Society

Stricter Guard Raised Around Paris Ministry

Paris Nov 26 The cordon of mobile guards around the interior ministry was strengthened as a precaution after unearthing a vast conspiracy. Troops blocked all gates and patrolled the courtyard while the surete nationale searched for links to the revolutionary organization. Police conducted more than 20 raids with some seizures including a machine gun rifles grenades and cartridges. Pierre Parent Rouen architect was detained near Rouen and Eugene Delocle described by agents as head of a revolutionary secret action group spent the night at Surete headquarters.

Paris Ministry of the Interior Surete Nationale National Police Organization Peoples’ Front Revolutionary Organization Interior Ministry War Ministry Pierre Parent Rouen Seemie Eugene Delocle Surete Csar le Comite Secret D'Action Revolutionaire

Conduct Rites For Mr. Hardy

Funeral services for Clarence Hardy 65 died Sunday at Hot Springs Arkansas were held at 4 pm from his home with Rev T M Swann and Rev W O Talbot officiating. Burial was in Mt Hebron. He served as a post office clerk 1897 1928 and belonged to Braddock Street Methodist and Friendship Fire Company. He is survived by his widow an uncle George Hardy and aunt Miss Alice Hardy of Winchester with many cousins. A mixed quartet sang Some Day We’ll Understand and There’s No Night There during the service. Active pallbearers were Lawrence Hollis Wilbur Johnston Ryland Conner Dr B B Dutton William March and Walter Cooper. Honorary pallbearers included M M Lynch Dr E C Stuart and others.

Clarence Hardy Hot Springs Ark T. M. Swann W. O. Talbot Mt. Hebron Hardy Charles Hardy Braddock Street Lawrence Hollis Wilbur Johnston Ryland Conner B. B. Dutton William March Walter Cooper M. M. Lynch E. C. Stuart J. B. McKee Walter Jamison Taylor Barr D. A. Fries Douglas Fuller Herman Hable Clarke Smith

Chinese Capital Is Now Far Inland

Lin Sen arrives to establish Chungking as the new inland capital with Chiang Kai-Shek as the military head. Enthusiastic crowds welcome him as China shows resolve to resist Japan. Thousands of students seek enlistment in soon to be formed front-bound regiments. Chungking, 1,500 miles inland by the Yangtze, designated as an emergency capital after Nanking’s withdrawal.

Chungking Szechwan China Lin Sen Chiang Kai-Shek Lin Japan Yangtze Rivers Nanking

Russia Massing Bombing Planes Near Jap Border

Tokyo reports from Hochi say 1500 Soviet aircraft massed in Siberia near Japan and 1000 bombers entering China via Sianfu to aid China. Other notes claim submarines to Vladivostok, consulate staff to withdraw by December 15, and Japan tightening borders with Russians amid detentions of Japanese residents.

Tokyo Hochi Today Tsuruga Siberia Japan China Sianfu Shensi Viladivostok Far Vladivostok Harbin Manchoukuo Moscow Domei Toyohara Domel

Center To Be Open Tonight For Teens At Virginia Avenue

The Virginia Avenue School Community Center, run by the school board and WPA, will operate tonight from 7 30 to 10 30 for persons 14 and older. Mrs Myrtle Chrismore, director, urges attendance. Quiet games folk dancing and other recreation will be offered. Boys and girls 14 to 20 are especially invited. WPA supervised playgrounds at Virginia Avenue Miller and John Kerr Schools will be closed today due to the holiday. Daily active games 3 to 6 pm except weekends have drawn more children, aiming to keep them in clean activities off the street.

Virginia Avenue School Board WPA Myrtle Chrismore Chrismore Miller John Kerr

Pontiac Reopens Plants After Strike Shutdown

Pontiac Michigan stockpiling of bodies caused a Fisher Body strike last week. The Pontiac Motor Company called back 7 000 employees for Monday and 3 000 for Tuesday after work resumed at the Fisher plant where 2 000 workers returned.

Pontiac, Mich Pontiac Motor Company Fisher Body Company Fisher

Shooting Match at Lat City Park for Prizes

Neighborhood event announced for Lat City Park at 1 PM on November 27 offering turkeys, chickens, geese and related prizes. Organizer J C Kelchner posted the notice on November 24.

Rouss J. C. Kelchner

Ladies reg 25c heel taps at Progressive Shoe Repair

Special Saturday offer at Progressive Shoe Repair Shop on 7 West Piccadilly Street. Ladies heel taps priced 25 cents with 10 cent Progressive shoe repair services in the store.

Progressive W. Piccadilly St

Rice Ship Arrives As Shanghai Faces Shortage

Japanese forces push toward Nanking as they cross Lake Tai to threaten Chiang Kai-shek. Matsui says China must abandon reliance on Europe and America and accept Japan as a friend. Refugees flood Shanghai rice shops as 85 000 bags arrive for two weeks. A second shipment of 33 000 bags is en route.

Nanking Orient Kiangyin Yangtze China Canton Hangchow Shanghai Chiang Matsui

Young Woman Letter Cites Psychology Point

A columnist quotes a letter from a young woman illustrating a key psychology point. She describes employment as an Employment Manager in a large corporation and notes pride in her new role while separated from her husband. The excerpt suggests personal insight and potential lessons for readers.

Cmmon Carnegie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Solons Mr. Roosevelt Winchester Post Office Potter Mr. Swann Braddock Street Church Greyhound Line Savage Fred S. Hunt Mr. Hardy Russia Pontiac C. Fred Barr Lake Tai Geemral Iwane Matsui Dale
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