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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1938

Page

9

Virginia Tech to Expand Library With 12000 Volumes

H N Young head of Virginia Tech's agricultural economics dept announced a General Education Board grant of 49400 to VPI. Of this, 25000 funds a library on agricultural economics and 24400 hires two teachers and five clerks. The goal is to build research relevant to southern agriculture and train graduate students and farm leaders.

H. N. Young Vir Ech Department of Agricultural Economics General Education Board Rockefeller South T. N. Gearheald Cornell M. Love Federal Farm Credit Administration Young University of Kentucky Louisiana State University Virginia Tech United States Education Board Federal State Farm

Widows' Friends Encampment Meeting Set in Middletown

The Widows' Friends Encampment I O O F Marsh Run and Madison Lodges will hold a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in Middletown Virginia. The gathering aims to discuss community support and lodge activities for members.

Widows’ Friends Middletown Odd Fellows of Marsh Run Madison

Corcoran Declines Comment On Maryland Nomination

New York September 15 Thomas G Corcoran adviser to Roosevelt was asked about Senator Millard Tydings renomination in Maryland He replied I never have to say Professionally I am deaf dumb and blind.

New. York Thomas G. Corcoran Roosevelt Millard Tydings Maryland Corcoran

Blunders In Relief Buying By Government Apples

Virginia apple growers argue the U S government overpaid for 8 013 000 bushels and mishandled distribution, easing prices for Winesaps from 1 25 to 75 cents and hurting commercial demand in New York City area during six weeks in early 1938.

National Grange Washington Virginia New York City U. S

Tydings Receives Related Blessing From Farley

Baltimore on September 15 reports James A. Farley, Postmaster General and DNC chairman, congratulated Senator Millard E. Tydings on his renomination over Administrator candidate Rep. David J. Lewis. The Farley telegram praised Tydings as headquarter text notes.

Baltimore James A. Farley Millard E. Tydings David J. Lewis Tydings Democratic National Committee

Local trio captures a large spider at Combs residence

A big spider wandered into John Combs home at 405 East Lane yesterday. John, with Buddy Boyd of Woodstock Lane and Eugene Colvin of W Lane, displayed the captive before departing in a neat fashion likened to how the British Navy would bottle up Hitler.

John Combs East Lane Hitler John Buddy Boyd Woodstock Lane Eugene Colvin Lane

FALSE TEETH COMFORT WITH FASTEETH POWDER

FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline denture powder makes loose teeth firmer for easier eating and talking. Sprinkle a little on plates for no gummy taste or pasty feel and to reduce denture odor. Available at any drug store.

Farley on Third Term and Roosevelt Strategy

Farley states he has never discussed a third term with President Roosevelt and will not speculate for 1940. He notes Roosevelts aim beyond his own hand and defends ongoing debates within the New Deal era while discussing Robinsons Supreme Court appointment and the flood of government press material.

Today Roosevelt Mr. Farley Joseph T. Robinson Supreme Court Robinson Senator Robinson Arkansas Farley PWA WPA HOLC FCA Tydings Logan D-Ky Maine House Y Townsend Smith D-Sc Kentuckian Hitchcock DSD

Treasury Statement Sept 8 1938 Disbursements and Deficit

The September 8 1938 Treasury statement shows disbursements 22 725 103 dollars receipts 11 028 249 dollars and a fiscal year deficit of 765 166 834 dollars. Net direct debt stands at 37 634 913 019 77 dollars.

United States

August visitors to Shenandoah National Park decline from last year

In August Shenandoah National Park recorded 177 061 entrants, totaling 822 163 for the year, a 6.88 percent drop from 1937. August saw 50 634 cars and 1 021 campers, with 208 autos at public camps and a new Big Meadows site offering improved camping facilities and paved forest roads to aid visitors.

Shenandoah National Park Big Meadows

Missing Whitacre Boy Found Safe In Car

The Whitacre community searched Monday evening for six year old Fuddy Largent son of Mr and Mrs Eddie Largent. Alarm rose as darkness fell before he was found asleep on his father's car back seat ending the scare and bringing relief to the family and volunteers.

Whitacre Buddy Largent Eddie Largent Fuddy

Son of a Hero Claims a Bride

Felice Harriman Rosen and George Hobson, son of the late Rear Admiral Richmond P. Hobson, were married last Monday in Elkton Maryland. Only immediate family knew of the wedding, and news reached public today.

New York Felice Harriman Rosen George Hobson Richmond P. Hobson Elkton

Marines Break Through Bandit Trenches in Santo Domingo

In July 1916 Marines press a hill position held by bandits near Santo Domingo. Corporal Glewin directs a machine gun behind a log against heavy fire until wounded, while Sergeant Roswell Winans repairs a jammed Colt and keeps firing. Seven Marines are wounded and one killed as bandits flee. both Glewin and Winans receive medals.

Santo Domingo United States Glewin Roswell Winans Seeaats Oophrente Winans Gowin

Needlesse Shortening Of Lives Editorial Quote On Habits

Dr. I C Riggin, state health commissioner, warns that many midlife and older adults harm longevity through ill advised habits. He cites excess eating, undersleeping, oversmoking, and reliance on stimulants as factors shortening life, urging self review to improve health, happiness, and lifespan.

I. C. Riggin

Battle of the Ages court case in Hartford

John Kosak, 67, testified he acted in self defense after striking 97 year old Albert Powers. He received a suspended jail sentence of 10 days.

Hartford Conn John Kosak Albert Powers Powers

Funeral Director Assists With Out-Of-Town Interment

The funeral director coordinates every detail for local or out of town interments. The Jones Funeral Home acts swiftly and efficiently sending telegrams arranging transportation and contacting burial directors. Families are relieved of worry as a reliable director aids day or night with careful, considerate service.

Winchester Jones Funeral Home

Apple Yield Far Short Of Last Year

The United States apple crop this year is projected to fall well short of 1937 and the ten year average. Total production may reach 132,231,000 bushels versus 210,673,000 last season with worm damage severe in Wenatchee Yakima Walla Walla and Spokane districts.

United States Federal Crop Reporting Bureau Yakima Wenatchee Walla Walla Spokane Crop Reporting Bureau Yakima Valley Apple New York Illinois Idaho Washington West Virginia North Carolina Massachusetts Pennsylvania Michigan Virginia Oregon Pacific Coast Rocky Mountain States

Campaign Sets Stage for 1938 House and Senate Battles

The article outlines the 1938 campaign readiness as Democrats and Republicans gear up for November 8. Landon declares a comeback with more Republican governors and Maine victories boost GOP hopes. Democrats push Pennsylvania efforts and high turnover in the House looms, with veteran renominations and retirements shaping the map.

Theodore F. P. Washington America New York New Jersey Wisconsin Senate House Alfred M. Landon Little Rock Ark John Hamilton Pennsylvania Maine Hamilton

Dion Kerr to Train Horses at Whitney Farm

Dion Kerr of Washington and former leading steeplechase rider moves to the Whitney estate to train Mrs Whitney's race horses and oversee stables. He previously trained Aneroid, the Porter colt bought for 300 dollars, and is noted for his success as a trainer after retiring from riding. The Kerrs will reside in the Peach House on the Lilangollen estate.

Dion Kerr Washington Warrenton John H. Whitney Mr. Manfuso William DuPont Clarke County Whitney Stable Kerr Manfuso Mrs. Kerr Lilangollen Estate Mr. Kerr James Kerr Dr. Kerr Harry Kerr

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