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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1937
Page
3
Police Judge Charles M. Swartz fined Mrs. Mable Frankenfeld two dollars for overtime king. Mrs. Frankenfeld is Swartz's daughter and wife of city manager W. J. Frankenfeld. Swartz paid the fine.
The Winchester Frederick County Red Cross chapter led by Andrew Bell urges local action to curb home accidents. It cites 1936 figures of 100000 deaths and 360000 injuries nationwide and lists practical steps to prevent falls burns and scalds, including keeping stairways clear securing railings applying safe storage and supervising matches and hot liquids.
A 32 page booklet titled Parliamentary Law explains organizing new associations, presiding, conducting elections, and reorganizations. Includes a model constitution and by laws. Send ten cents for a copy to The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau, Washington DC, with name, city, street, and state.
The U S liner President Hoover was struck by Chinese bombs near Shanghai on August 30 while evacuating Americans. One sailor died and several were injured. Chinese representatives apologized and offered restitution. The ship diverted to Hong Kong and narrowly avoided a typhoon.
Jack Garr Dr E S Garr and Roy Garr face a second Shelbyville trial for killing Brig Gen Henry H Denhardt of Kentucky. They claim self defense saying they fired when they believed Denhardt reached for a gun. They are jailed in Shelbyville.
Millwood Virginia reports a busy scene as the King’s Daughters convene at Christ Church with Mrs. Eley speaking. Visitors include Miss Katherine Stronach of Great Neck and Miss Rosalind Huidekoper, returning to attend a Baltimore wedding, while social teas and visits ripple through local hosts and residents.
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