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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1938
Page
10
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Miller announces at a PTA meeting that the first contract for the new high school will be awarded and work will start before November 25. The project includes grading an athletic field roadways landscaping and an outdoor theatre on 16 acres along Luray avenue bought from General E Gardner Waller. An amphitheatre seating 2000 is planned for pageants and open air pep exercises in a Georgian style building akin to University of Virginia architecture.
New York sports round up previews football matchups across Fordham versus Oregon and Harvard versus Dartmouth while noting Ivy League interest and coaching forecasts. Mentions War Admiral versus Seabiscuit in a turf match and a light heavy boxing scene as heavyweights search for contenders.
In Pohooee Florida three players and a referee required hospital treatment after a high school football game ended in a free-for-all. Shirley Lacer of Miami Beach was temporarily paralyzed but expected to recover. Referee B Arnold sustained four stitches for wounds.
Dale Carnegie offers timeless guidance in How to Win Friends and Influence People. The book promises practical strategies for communication, leadership, and personal influence, drawing on real life examples and memorable principles for better relationships.
A lecturer Wiggam illustrates organizing ideas under headings to develop a subject fully. He cites his books The Fruit of the Tree and The New Decalogue of Science and notes Paul Wing’s spelling lists and two catch words Wheyey and Wryly as aids for clear communication.
Paris reports the cabinet approved appointing a high commissioner for armaments to accelerate rearming and issued stern orders to compel national defense workers to work extra hours. Leon Archambaud is named as the likely head, with Daladier proposing a large new defense loan of 70 franc bonds redeemable at 100 francs in 30 years. The specifics on mandatory overtime were not released.
Omaha resident Joseph P. Gallagher, 70, struggles to prove age for a pension. He cannot locate birth baptism first communion or confirmation records. He found his name on Creighton College’s 1884 roster without an age and hopes Prairie du Chien prep school records may show his age.
The Home Agent weekly schedule lists daily office work and field tasks. Clubs meet at Mrs T S Coopers and Mrs Amos Prince homes for demonstrations on cheese making hooked rags and dyeing. Meetings cover annual reports records achievement day and officer elections with field visits and a homemakers market planned.
Oskaloosa Iowa city brief recalls a grandmother’s rosewood chest sold sixty five years ago for four dollars to a neighbor and yesterday repurchased by the seller from the neighbor’s daughter for an undisclosed amount.
In Baltimore on October 22 Andrew Anderson a 56 year old tailor was fatally injured by a motor car. George A Brown 42 was charged with causing the death. Anderson was taken to Mercy hospital for treatment.
Republican Governor Harry W. Nice courted Democratic supporters of Mayor Howard W. Jackson while Herbert R. OConnor pursued sportsmen votes. They continued their daily talks with Nice praising Jackson at Bel Air and OConnor addressing the State Game Department at a Fredericks rally.
Salisbury reports Johns Hopkins University football team earned a 7 to 0 victory over Washington College, marking their single game and notable history in the season.
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