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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1938

Page

2

Old Mill at Greenspring A 1801 Built Heritage Near White Hall

Greenspring Virginia millers Walter and Wilbur Anderson run the Old Mill built in 1801 about a mile from White Hall. The article describes the 60 foot cantilever beam, an iron waterwheel with frewood-cut cogs, and giant French burrs powering operations. A large dam draws migratory birds, including five white cranes. The famous spring yields a deep, wide bottomless pool noted as one of the area's largest springs with a swimming hole below the dam.

Greenspring Walter Anderson Wilbur Anderson Green White Hall Frederick County A. L. Anderson Walter Wilbur

National Concert Membership Drive Opens October 17

Winchester branch of the National Concert Association launches its annual membership drive October 17 with a luncheon for workers. The campaign runs October 17 through 22 to fund sponsorship of nationally known artists for Winchester concerts.

Winchester National Concert Association A. C. Halvosa Leon Slavin Aeed Walker McC. Bond Gwendolyn Haynes Winchester National Concert Association

Japanese Transports Stand Off Bias Bay Ready to Strike

The China Mail reports 17 Japanese transports with at least 35,000 men near Bias Bay ten miles north of Hongkong awaiting invasion toward Canton. Hongkong and Canton authorities tighten precautions on food supplies and rationing amid official uncertainty.

Hongkong China Mail Bias Bay Canton

Strachey Denies Communism. Discusses Political Views

John Strachey tells readers he is not a Communist and describes himself as a Socialist and former Labour MP. He argues that social development offers the greatest hope in the United States and notes deportation proceedings from 1935 were dropped after his voluntary departure.

Strachey Russia United States

Farm Check Is Planned For Wheat Programs

Frederick county officials announce planned farm checks for the 1939 Wheat Adjustment and Soil Conservation programs. Commercial farms will be inspected by seeded acreage and non commercial farms by harvested acreage, with payments potential tied to compliance and soil building bases.

Fred Stine Frederick County

Italian Diplomats To Be Shuffled

Rome reports anticipated reshuffling of Italian diplomats to fill vacancies in Washington and Paris. Gino Buti, director-general of European and Mediterranean affairs, is named as a likely successor to Fulvio Suvich, ambassador to Washington, who left to head a large Italian insurance firm.

Rome Washington Paris Gino Buti Foreign Ministry Fulvio Suvich

Bank Closing Notices for Columbus Day 1938

On Columbus Day October twelfth 1938 banks will close as it is a legal holiday. Paper maturing that date may be paid on Thursday October thirteenth 1938. Union Bank of Winchester Farmers and Merchants National Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank Commercial and Savings Bank announce closures with signatories George Bushnell J H Yost Harold Brown John Sloat.

Geo B Bushnell Union Bank of Winchester J.H. Yost Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co Harold G Brown Shenandoah Valley Nat'l Bank John I. Sloat Commercial and Savings Bank

Freshman Backs From C V A L Seen At V P I

Four members of the V P I freshman backfield come from C V A L schools. Dick Kern Willard Henderson Paul Butts are noted performers from Handley Fort Hill Martinsburg. Brad Montgomery of Keyser made WV all high school team 1937 and is a regular at Keyser.

Dick Kern Handley Willard Henderson Fort Hill Paul Butts Martinsburg Brad Montgomery Keyser West Virginia Montgomery Cumberland Valley Virginia Richmond Alabama

Benj. Fuller Dies at 66 in Winchester

Benjamin Humphrey Fuller longtime Winchester resident died at Memorial Hospital from a stroke. A former Virginia Woolen Company weaver, he was 66, born October 29, 1872, and survived by his widow Fannie, two daughters, siblings, and several relatives. Funeral at his East Lane home with Rev. Dr. Flickinger leading. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named.

Benjamin Humphrey Fuller Winchester Memorial Hospital Mr. Puller Millwood Clarke County George and Mary Underwood Fuller Virginia Woolen Company Centenary Reformed Church Puller Fannie Fuller Claude Massie Charles Town W. Va Paul Fletcher Harrisonburg George Fuller Berryville Hattie Barr Rose Alexander

Precautions Are Taken Against Demonstrations In Vienna

Police closed traffic in front of the Vienna palace of Cardinal Innitzer to deter riots after a sermon accusing the church of being robbed. Youthful elements were blamed for attack plans as authorities prepared to curb demonstrations and guard churches and parish offices.

Vienna Theodore Cardinal Innitzer Joseph Buerckel Adolf Hitler Austria

Dinner honors 84 year old Union Trust chief in Maryland

A gathered group of Baltimore and Martinsburg leaders marked the 84th birthday of Mr. Lynch at a dinner in his honor. Guests included Col. Thomas P. McAdams representative, Loring Cover Sr., Col. C. W. Cochran, Mrs. Cochran, Congressman A Willis Roberson, Arthur Linn, Joseph Dellinger, and regional bankers. The event, arranged by Jacob Yost and R Gray Williams, finally featured speaker Mr. Thorpe after earlier postponements.

Union Trust Company of Maryland Thomas P. McAdams Baltimore Loring A. Cover, Sr Lynch University of Virginia Col C. W. Cochran Winchester U. S Washington D. C Cochran A. Willis’ Robertson Lexington Arthur H. Linn Hamilton National Bank Joseph Dellinger National Fruit Product Co Aubrey Weaver Front Royal Carl Whitmer Walter Pollard Maurice M. Lynch, Jr Hackensack N. J Lacey Rice R. L. Bentz Old National Bank of Martinsburg W. Va Clarence R. Gray Williams Thorpe Hagerstown Williams E. Cooper Charles R Mcann

Court Refuses Suppress Motion In Espionage Case

Gustav Rumrich Eric Glaser and Hermann Voss, all former military or defense industry workers, are among 17 fugitives named in a conspiracy to steal defense secrets and plot Panama Canal Zone mobilization. Assistant U S Attorney Burke notes Hofmann surrendered disputed papers willingly and provided a letter permitting removal of luggage from her liner stateroom.

Gustav Rumrich Eric Glaser Mitchel Field Long Island Hermann Voss Bristol, Pa Panama Canal Zone United States John W. Burke

Wallace unveils new farm plan to boost domestic markets

Wallace promotes surplus farm products markets and a reorganized Agriculture Department to strengthen administration against possible Congress price fixing. The Crop Reporting Board notes abundant supplies in major crops, with cotton and wheat facing surpluses while farm prices hit post 1934 lows and income may fall by about a billion dollars from 1937.

Agriculture Department Wallace Congress Federal

Lewis Offers Resignation If Green Steps Down

In Houston on October 11 John L. Lewis proposed resigning as C I O chairman if William Green resigns as A F of L president. Green indicated delegates would decide, while Lewis spoke amid a split in the labor movement with C I O director John Brophy present. The convention report said a solution requires Lewis to lose authority or step aside.

Lewis Houston A. L. of Green C I. O Tex William Green American Federation of Labor John L. Lewis Washington A. F. of S

Mrs Sibert Dies In Sleep While Visiting In Middletown

Mrs. Sibert widow of William Sibert of Middletown died in her sleep during a visit to her niece Mrs. George Bywaters in Opequon. Long heart trouble suspected. She left a daughter Mrs. B. F. Woodson and a grandson L. L. Sibert. Survived by multiple Henson siblings. Interment likely at Middletown beside her husband.

Riverton J. E. Henson the Fork Warren County C. H. Henson Grover C. Henson Robert Henson Middletown John W. Henson Roanoke

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