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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1937

Page

5

Vandenberg Defends Constitution in City Observance

Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg urged Constitution Day celebrants to stand against usurpers at the line of law and order. He praised the Senate for resisting attempts to chain the Supreme Court and warned against tyranny by Congress or the executive. The address was broadcast nationally.

Detroit Arthur H. Vandenberg R.mich Senate Republic Supreme Court Supreme Congress Supreme Executive

American Air Aces Recall Fear and Fierce Skies

Veteran pilots from World War I describe moments of fear and epic dogfights as they recount six confirmed kills, jammed guns, and narrow landings. Major Edward M Haight, Lieut. James Knowles, and Captain H Weir Cook are among those profiled in this concluding feature.

Howard C. Knotts Springfield Ill Richthofen Cambrai Lieut. Knotts Edward M Haight Washington Bureau of Air Commerce Haight United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Air Corps Reserve Courcelles Allah H. Weir Cook Indianapolis James Knowles St. Louis Cook

Slight Drop In Jail Commitments In Virginia

Virginia jail commitments for the fiscal year ending June 30 reached 84 530, then slipped in July 1937 to 7 586, 142 fewer than July 1936. Cities and towns fell 303 from July 1935. Devine noted declines expected through August to December and voiced hope the downward trend continues.

Richmond Russell B. Devine Virginia Devine

Not Surprised Declares Glass on Black Klan Ties

In Lynchburg on September 17 Senator Carter Glass said he was not surprised by revived charges that Supreme Court nominee Hugo Black is a Ku Klux Klan life member. He voiced no change in his opposition to Black’s confirmation, labeling the charges as unfitting regardless of Klan ties.

Lynchburg Carter Glass Hugo Black United States Supreme Court Ku Klux Klan Senator Black Supreme Court Black

Barbara Bell Fashion Patterns for Easy Sew Dresses

The Barbara Bell pattern No. 1382 B offers a one piece front and back dress with darts for a smooth waist fit and a low V collar fastened by one button. It suits street wear and can be made with long or short sleeves. diagram patterns and a step by step sew chart aid beginners.

Barbara Bell

Roosevelt census to mail unemployment survey to 30 million homes

The Roosevelt administration plans a mailed questionnaire census to gauge unemployment. About 30 million homes will be asked few questions on unemployment, work ability, skills, and former jobs. Completion hoped by December 1 with costs under 4 million dollars.

Washington Roosevelt John D. Biggers Toledo Biggers Libbey Owens-Ford Glass Company

Express Fear Of Another War At Washington and Lee

William E. Dodd US Ambassador to Germany warned Lexington students that another world war is likely unless people become Christians. He cited youth unemployment in the machine age and warned against minority domination threatening political and social life since the 17th century.

Lexington William E. Dodd United States Germany Ambassador Dodd Washington and Lee University Francis P. Gaines

Unusual Dishes That Tempt The Appetite

A promotional notice offering three hundred recipes for sandwiches salads soups and hors d oeuvres. It advertises novel club plate ideas and a Russian borsht recipe with a dressing for fruit salads. Postpaid fifteen cents via The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Washington D C.

Free Bulbs Offer From Kwee Kery Tulpenburg

A Dutch advertisement offers 325 bulbs including hyacinths tulips and daffodils for one dollar by registered letter. Send name and full address in block letters to KWEE KERY TULPENBURG Amsterdam with dispatch and carriage paid worldwide. Paper name requested.

Kweekery Tulpenburg Postbus Amsterdam-C Holland Europe

Prize Novel Katrina Now In the Library

Sally Salminen wrote Katrina while working as a domestic servant in Massachusetts. The novel won a prize of 50 000 marks in a Scandinavian contest and earned Sweden’s largest literary award from the Swedish Literary Society. Born on the Aland Islands, she moved to America in 1930 and began writing after five years as a servant.

Sally Salminen Aland Islands Massachusetts Swedish Literary Society Sweden Gulf of Bothnia Baltic Sea America Katrina

College Attendance Is Higher This Fall

Chicago reports show enrollment at colleges rising due to better economic conditions. Georgetown Indiana Northwestern all note stronger demand though housing limits at Northwestern. Federal estimates forecast about 1,250,000 students nationwide this year, up from 1,175,000 last year, with one in three high school graduates entering college.

Chicago Edmund A. Walsh Georgetown University Washington, D. C Thomas A. Cookson Indiana University At Bloomington Ind Northwestern University Evanston Ill Northwestern Federal Office of Education Washington

Apples and Pears Prices Ease in British Market

Apple and pear prices slipped as heavier supplies hit the London market on September 15. Imports are expected to rise next week with Canada shipments, while Virginia Bonums arrived slack, fueling a cautious mood despite mild fruit consumption conditions.

London Bureau of Agricultural Economics Canada United Kingdom California Derby

Gypsy fortune tale ends with missing funds in Missouri

Jefferson City police hunt for two Gypsy women after they promised to multiply 500 dollars to 600 and then to 5000 if 550 more was left with them. They vanished on a three day trip and Miller found his money gone. State patrol joined the search for the suspects.

Jefferson City Louis Miller Miller State Highway Patrol Pdair

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