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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1937

Page

2

Counting of Nation's Jobless Folk To Be Made By Postal Employes

The employment Census office will publish national unemployment totals by Christmas after a two day voluntary area count. Every family will receive a census card to be mailed back by November 20, with 14 questions on work, dependents, and finances. Checks by postmen and agencies will improve accuracy.

John Hightower Roosevelt Post Office Department Eniry Works Progress Administration U. S. Employment Service Census Bureau WPA Mae

Map of Asia Promises Insight on World War Ties

A reader notice in the Winchester Evening Star promotes an updated five color Asia map with minute geographic detail and accompanying economic and political data. The offer includes a ten cent coupon and mail delivery from Washington, D. C. In Chicago a police report notes Leith Hester and Eugene McGriff detained after discussing stick ups and “big jobs.”

Asia Winchester Evening Star Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskin Chicago Leith Hester Eugene McGriff

Hit Made By Cohan As "President" Musical Satire Triumphs

Boston crowds roar at George M. Cohan in the world premiere of I'd Rather Be Right a musical satire of Roosevelt and the New Deal. Cohan in the title role croons and taps delivering sharp political jests while Rodgers and Hart supply the catchy songs. The show parallels Gridiron Club humor with politicians like Alf Landon and Bankhead referenced in playful banter.

Boston George M. Cohan Roosevelt Cohan George S. Kaufman Moss Hart DuPont Hearst Washington Alf Landon Kansas Richard Rodgers Lorenz Hart Silas Marner Sears Roebuck Garner Congress Bankhead Tallulah Justice Black Hughes

Weddings Ban Enforced At Shanghai Civic Center

Shanghai reports that weddings are prohibited in the city’s civic center after the destruction of city hall at Kiangwan by Japanese bombardment. The center had hosted many foreign style weddings with brides in Western dresses and veils amid wartime chaos across China.

Shanghai Kiangwan

These Boys Must Know Trade Tricks

Washington dispatch notes railroad dining car superintendents at their annual convention agree on regional tastes and state constraints. It cites southern marmalade preference, northern tartness, and higher sales tax for meals not finished before California, plus liquor locked under seal in dry states.

Washington

He's Bedded Down For Long Winter

WATERTOWN Wisconsin October 13 Arthur E Gehrke known as Turkey the hibernating barkeeper has begun his twenty seventh annual winter retreat today He locked himself in his second floor bedroom of his tavern and will deny visitors during the cold months He began this rest after a stomach ailment years ago and has since found bed rest eases his condition for the winter season

Watertown Wis Arthur E Turkey Gehrke

Good Headway Made For Honors As To Scoring

MONROE Ind Oct 13 M Bidding for high scoring honors among the nation s football teams in little Northeastern Center Louisiana State University s junior college The Indians have rolled up 211 points in three games this year The Indians opened by routing Arkansas A M s eleven 111 0 Arkansas won last year 6 0 Then beat Tennessee Junior College 59 0 Kilgore College undefeated since October 1936 fell to a 41 6 score

Monroe Little Northeastern Center Louisiana State University Indians Arkansas A & M Monticello Arkansas

Cubs Rally Past White Sox to Tie City Series

Cubs defeat the White Sox 6 to 2 in Chicago to even the seven game city series. Larry French pitched 15-hit support from his offense, driving in a second run with a Bill Herman triple in the second inning. Vernon Kennedy and Clint Brown struggled as Chicago kept the lead.

Chicago Eteemed Cubs Larry French White Sox French Vernon Kennedy Clint Brown Bill Herman Sox

Will Rogers Humorous Story About Fish and Soup Delivery

Will Rogers presents a short humorous tale about a diner who asks for soup before fish, and a waiter joking that the fish has already gone long enough without eating. The exchange highlights lighthearted restaurant banter and misunderstandings.

American News Features, Inc

Eleanor Holm Jarrett Slams Head After Jungle Scene

Eleanor Holm Jarrett sustained a head bump and was knocked unconscious after her hair brushed a tree limb during a Tarzan jungle sequence. The press department said she was injured while stunt actors battled savage warriors.

Hollywood Eleanor Holm Jarrett Tarzan Backstroke Agace

Wedding Ring Found in Tomato Roots In Chicago Garden

Mrs. Joseph Burnett found a wedding ring in tomato plant roots in Chicago. An inscription showed it belonged to Mrs. Matt Van Parys, who once lived at the Burnetts home. Van Parys said she lost the ring 31 years ago while washing clothes.

Chicago Joseph Burnett Matt van Parys Burnett van Parys

Fourth of Young Die Accidentally

Kansas City October report by Alvin D. Battey, assistant statistician of the National Safety Council, notes nearly one-fourth of U S child deaths come from accidents. He cites lack of safety education and more motor vehicle traffic since 1922 as key factors.

Kansas City United States Alvin D. Battey National Safety Council National Safety Congress Battey

Jail Warden Beckwith Eases Morning Routine

Litchfield Conn October 13. Sutherland A Beckwith, newly named county sheriff, moved wakeup time at the county jail from 5 to 6 30 a m. He says there is no reason for the earlier rise and reports no complaints from inmates since the change.

Litchfield Conn Sutherland A. Beckwith

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