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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1935

Page

5

New Retirement Law Focus of Virginia Education Meeting

Special to The Star Harrisonburg Virginia October 21 A three fold plan includes an actuality retirement law for teachers re codification of school law and a minimum education plan to be pushed at the General Assembly Virginia Education Association leaders say action is needed before the next session to improve pensions salaries and classroom instruction. The meeting drew more than 700 teachers and featured Dr Howard A Dawson of the National Education Association who urged federal support for public schools. District G plans next annual meeting in Staunton on October 18 1936.

Harrisonburg State Association of Education General Assembly John E. Cartin Virginia Education Wilson Hall State Teachers College Martin The Virginia Education Association Richmond State Corporation Department Howard A. Dawson National Education Association R. B Ingypvel Broadway W. H. Keister Harrison District G State Educational Association Staunton Robert E. Lee High School Sidney B. Hall Virginia State Teachers Association

Gumps Creator Sidney Smith Dies in Auto Crash

Sidney Smith, 58, creator of The Gumps, was killed in a head on collision between his car and a second vehicle on the way to his farm between Rockford and Beloi. Wendell Martin of Watseka injured with a broken hip and fractured jaw. Smith had signed the first million dollar contract for a comic strip and recently renewed a five year deal.

Chicago Sidney Smith the Gumps Smith Rockford Ill Beloi Wis Wendell Martin Watseka Bloomington, Ill

Father Catfish Caretaker Leads Young in Family Rows

The article describes how the father catfish assumes parental duties within catfish families. It notes the male guards the nest, guides fry, and protects offspring from threats. The piece emphasizes the father’s active role in early life stages.

Drunken driving and disorderly conduct fines rise in city hearings

Thirty seven cases heard in city and county courts after a busy weekend. eight reckless driving cases postponed. Foster Millburn Greenspring was convicted of operating a vehicle under liquor influence, six months jail, $100 fine, costs, and license revocation. Dozens of others, including Son Taylor Dixon Cain Gardner Hawkins and many more, faced fines from $10.25 to $25.25 for intoxication, disorderly conduct, or related offenses.

A. J. Tavenner Donald Weems Greenspring Milburn Foster Millburn Virginia Maus T’ Hea Wann Tarorn Martinsburg Pike Justice Tavenner Son” Taylor Ed Dixon Millard Cain Thomas Kirby Wilbur McCarty William Gardner Franklin Hawkins Gardner Hawkins Judge Weems James Snyder Summit Point W. Va Augusts Peruyer Kern Row George Quick Manuel Nicholson Sperryville Silas Frazier Culpeper Levi Parker South Kent Reed Burke Neithers Raymond Unger Berkeley Springs Charles Summers Mount Union Strasburg Charles Chapman Highland Avenue Charles Robinson Jack Efird Washington John Sigler Kirby Reedy Harrisonburg Bryant, Jr Columbia

Hematophobia and Annote Use in Butter Coloring

The Public Health Service defines hematophobia as the fear of blood, noting it also appears as hemophobia. The article explains annate as a yellowish red dye from the pulp of the annatto tree used to color butter.

Public Health Service

Clock in England Marks 400 Years of Ticking

A wooden clock in England has been running for more than four centuries. Started in 1492 to mark Columbus voyage, the device features a simple mechanism with three wooden cogs and basic works.

England Ocean

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Glee Club State Teachers College Glee Club Edna T. Shaeffer Samuel P. Duke R. C. Jennings Waynesboro R. B. Strickler Broadway H. OC. Coe Warren ‘County Q. D. Gasque Front Royal Ethel Spilman Warren Frederick Clarke Winchester Warren County Gumps Big Sister Byles Forgrave Wes Mr.wall Etta Kett Etta Couk Gabby Mary Ann Kaint Eveybody Simeone Bear By Paul Robinson SLACK By William Ritt Joe King By Wally Bishop MUGGS_MCGINNIS Barbara Gould Wenders S.S.S Geo. W. Kurtz Winchester Furniture Co Main St Buncutter Tire Co Westinghouse Automatic Northern Virginia Power CO
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