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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1936

Page

7

Hull Calls Landon a Backseat Driver at Maryland Rally

Secretary Cordell Hull told Washington County Democrats that Landon is their principal backseat driver. Hull praised reciprocal trade as groundwork for world peace and cited tobacco trade barrier removal as a Maryland example. Also spoke were Senator Millard E. Tydings and Representative David J. Lewis.

Hagerstown Cordell Hull Alf M. Landon Washington County Landon Roosevelt Pittsburgh Hull William Preston Lane, Jr Secretary of State London Maryland Millard E. Tydings David J. Lewis

Madrid has two months of food supplies says provisioning chief

Carlos Rubiera, head of the Madrid provisioning commission, announced the capital can withstand an absolute siege for at least two months. He stated there is no immediate danger of a food shortage despite enemy proximity.

Madrid Carlos Rubiera

Jenks Named New Head of Norfolk and Western Railway

Jenks succeeds Needles as head of the Norfolk and Western Railway board. The board praised Needles for long honorable service and extended sympathy to his family. Dividend decisions for the stock were announced with potential extra-year payout to be considered in November. Jenks, born 1870 in North Carolina, has held key railroad roles including general manager and vice president in charge of operation.

Pied Arthur C. Needles Mr. Jenks Richard K. Mellon Pittsburgh N. W Raleigh N. C Raleigh and Augusta Air Line Seaboard Air Line Richmond and Danville Southern Norfolk and Western Jenks Savannah Pocahontas Bluefield

Exhibit For Pedestrians Omaha Speaks To Speeders

Sam Goldberg 77 with legs in casts since June became a traffic lesson for speeders in Omaha. Police Capt. Frank Rose told him to show the results of speeding after eight violators were sent to a hospital to view the damage. The old man said he fell on the sidewalk and may never walk again, though he was not hurt in an auto accident.

Omaha Neb Sam Goldberg Frank Rose Goldberg

Meditations On The Bible by Rev. C. H. Anderson

A devotional excerpt interpreting Ephesians 5 2 urging believers to walk in love with cross rooted faith. It emphasizes meekness forgiveness and enduring faithfulness in hard times and sharing in others joy.

Incautious Bid Shapes Rubber Bridge Play

In a rubber bridge hand North errs by bidding 2 Spades. East shifts to Diamonds and declarer wins with careful ruffs and trumping. If defenders play best, East's hearts and diamonds force shifts that could deny North and leave West to ruff and win defensive tricks.

North West East Hearts South Declarer

Roosevelt Cites Past Speeches In NRA Answer

President Roosevelt avoids pledging a new NRA plan suggesting readers review his past and present speeches. He cites coal regulation action and continued CCC, defends fitness, and schedules non political and campaign talks across New York City Philadelphia Wilmington and other cities while noting no NRA revival plan.

Washington Pday NRA Roosevelt CCC Bayonne New Jersey New York City Broklyn College Blue Eagle’ Agency James Worcester Mass Charlotte N. C White House Detroit

What Every Woman Should Know About Stain Removal

Government prepared booklet REMOVAL OF STAINS explains nearly a hundred stain types and home methods. Prompt treatment is key to eradicating stains and saving time, effort, and money. Order by sending five cents to cover postage and handling with this coupon.

Skunk Halts Mail Carrier Then Shot Hills Mail

In Columbia Tennessee postal worker Jesse Overton confronted a skunk blocking the mailbox. The animal tried to chase him and overshot a warning. Overton fired his shotgun and removed the animal allowing the mail to proceed.

Columbia, Tenn Jesse Overton Columbia Post Office Overton United States

Foreign Party On a Hike at Blue Ridge Trails

Fourteen youths from diverse nationalities gathered at Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. Tappan’s Berryville Virginia home for a hike, guided to a Blue Ridge trail via the Truesdale and Carter properties for a five mile tramp. The group, from the International House in Washington, included Greeks Japanese Chinese and others led by Mrs. Lowry.

Berryville Frank E. Tappan International House Washington Lowry Tappen Blue Ridge Truesdales

Divorce Suit Filed in Winchester Court

Olive Newman sues Ely Newman in the Cor poration Court of Winchester Virginia to obtain a divorced vinculo matri monii on desertion grounds. An affidavit says Ely Newman is non resident. he must appear within ten days after publication to protect his interests. A weekly notice will run four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star and a copy posted at the courthouse door by November 2, 1936.

Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Olive Newman Ely Newman

Pupil Attendance Noted At Round Hill School

The Round Hill school reports all pupils in first through eighth grades as never tardy or absent in the first month. A Hallowe en program is planned for Friday October 29 at 7 30 pm with a small admission to help buy school items. The program will include an hour of entertainment with a Halloween theme and may feature ice cream cake and candy for sale. Public invite extended.

Whitehead praises Roosevelt in 1932 vs 1936 review

In Harrisonburg on October 27, Robert E. Whitehead, Seventh District elector, argues the Roosevelt administration outpaced Hoover. He condemns Hoover’s policies, touts the New Deal programs like the AAA and CCC, and contrasts Farm Board and tariff impacts with today’s aid to farmers. He also criticizes Landon’s Kansas education record.

Harrisonburg Vest Robert E. Whitehead Mt. Clinton Roosevelt A. Willis Robertson J. Robert Switzer Switzer L. J. Miller Board of Supervisors Republican Party Hoover London Whitehead al Smith Hof Mr. Whitehead CCC Credit Administration Sol Landon Kansas Hearst

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Needles N. & W. Railway John God C. H. Anderson Central Press E. W. Shepard Hugh Johnson The Winchester Evening Star Washington, D. C Frank Tappan John B. Neill William E. Suddath Warrenaming Katherine P. Mcnard Nannie Lippitt Hatchel Bowles Lippitt Charles Town Hatchell Harpers Ferry John Huyette Louise Huyette Orange Federation of Women’s Clubs Henry S. Eley Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons Staunton Frank McCormick Prankford Tyson Dortch H. B. Whiting Wilson Frederick D. Goodwin Diocese of Grace Episcopal Church Louis Cher St. Mary's (Colored) Episcopal Church Margaretta Whiting Garrison Forest School Baltimore Francis B. Whiting H. H. Burks Lucille Smith Annie Cabell Moore Williams Lake B. C W. B. Mick Woman’s Auxiliary Cedar Cliff Church Round Hill Hallowe’en Round Hill School Ralph Billmyre Ernestine Cooper Bernice Cooper Warren Driver Ashley Fox Gene Frye Elizabeth Herrel Nancy Larrick Lloyd Milhorn Glenna Patterson Bush Rudolph Naomi Racey Raymond Racey Ramona Slater John Schelly Garland Wolverton Helen Adams Dorothy Billmyrs Betty Lou Bradfield Gretna Carper Tretta Carper Maxine Driver Pauline Dusing Elsie Emmons Esther Lupton Agnes Miller Edna Pitcock Nellie Puffinberger Mildred Racey Colleen Rosier Frances Rudolph Ruth Perry Garland Cather Frank Courtney Curtis Elliott Arthur Fox Calvin Fox John Garrett Gene Larrick Clayton Milhorn Charles Nail Ray Nicholson Junior Rosier Penn Snapp Ray White Raymond White Darlene Boyce Carolyn Courtney Edna Dusing Emily Fawcett Frances Frye Grace Garrett Vera Lupton Theresa Malone Frances Nail Margaret Newlin Edethel Pitcock Hazel Racey Jeanette Racey Russell Bayliss Burl Carpenter Bobby Garrett David Malone Lester Nicholson Linden Ritter David Sargent James Shelley Mary Kern Mary Gay Marker Peggy Pangle Anna Mae Snapp Maurice Carpenter Richard Cather vVirgie Lee Adams Gladys Fawcett Sarah Belle Pingley June White Serone du Pont OU Pont R.E. Whitehead Bill Hooverne Farm Board AAA Clifford Street Miller’s N. Matin St C. W. Braithwaite N. Main Shawnee Ave H. S. Benner Roomsmont Avenue Loudoun St Stewart C A Robinson First National Bank E. P. Berlin Huntington Piano Southern Furniture Co Allen Heatrola Southern Funiture Co S. Main A. Crisman Bailey Bros Nelson Ninth St Piccadily Street E. Piccadilly Street Academy of Beauty Culture Loudoun Street Buick General Motors H. W. Ebert Ter Suilt Puicck
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