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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1939

Page

9

Old Prussian War Theory Still Holding

John Ferris argues that von Clausewitz's doctrine of crushing, decisive battles shaped European warfare from Napoleonic times through World War I. He notes the shift to attrition in 1914 and the eventual Allied breakthrough with American help, questioning calls to abandon Clausewitzian ideas.

John Ferris New York Karl von Clausewitz von Clausewitz Europe Napoleon Marshal Saxe Augustus II of Saxony Carlyle Saxe Britain Duke of Cumberland Fontenoy Germany

Right Way Is Wrong Murphy’s Sudden Stop in Collision

John Murphy obeyed the law but stopped too quickly when a siren sounded. A police car rammed him in the rear, causing the impact in Charlotte North Carolina.

Charlotte N. C John Murphy Murphy

Roosevelt and Glass Clash Over Court Plan Recalled

The article recalls a historical friction between President Roosevelt and Senator Glass over a court reorganization bill and a Virginia federal judiciary appointment seen as political maneuvering against Senator Byrd. It notes Glass’s stature as a leading debater and mentions a 1923 British war debt speech.

Roosevelt Federal Virginia Harry F. Byrd James H. Price Byrd Glass Treasury Wilson Senate Britain United States

Skyline Drive in Shenandoah Shows Autumn Beauty

The southern end of Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park opens to visitors with late season color expected. Virginia’s scenic stretch runs from Swift Run Gap to Rockfish Gap near Afton aided by Blue Ridge Parkway work. The Virginia State Chamber of Commerce Photographed the area for national publicity and notes peak coloring from October 10 to 20 with early color already visible.

Skyline Drive Shenandoah National Park Swift Run Gap U. S. 33 Rockfish Gap Afton Blue Ridge Parkway Virginia State Chamber of Commerce Virginia

Disposing Of Excess Fruit in Virginia Reports

Dr. Fred W. HofMann of the Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station cites reports by apple growers J. B. Bonham of Chilhowie and Sam R. Hurst of Winchester praising surplus and culled fruit as stock feed. He urges diverting excess apples to by products to keep them off the fresh fruit market as the federal purchase program requires by crop by crop use. HofMann links these reports to his 30 year advocacy dating to the University of Nebraska and a December past reminder.

Blacksburg Fred W. HofMann Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station HofMann Virginia University of Nebraska J. B. Bonham Chilhowie Sam R. Hurst Winchester

Virginia Fruit reports by Hurst cited in The Star issues

The experiences and Mr Hurst related by them in the last Virginia Fruit official publication of the Virginia State Horticultural Society were published in recent issues of The Star.

Hurst Virginia Fruit Virginia State Horticultural Society the Star

Beautifying Roadway Is Considered By Associated Clubs

The Staunton district fall meeting of the Associated Clubs was held in Shenandoah County Court House Woodstock. District chairwoman Mrs Frank Tavenner led discussions on Roadside Development with reps from Berryville Womens Club Clarke County Womens Club 4 H Winchester and Clarke County Garden Clubs Winchester Civic League Little Garden Club Old Fredericktown Garden Club County Supervisors Home Demonstration Club. Mrs D C Sands president of Associated Clubs of Virginia described the expanding cultural movement.

Staunton Associated Clubs Court House Shenandoah County Woodstock Frank Tavenner Berryville D. C. Sands Associated Clubs of Virginia Virginia Tavenner Sloan

Jones Funeral Home Promises Service for All Families

No family, regardless of financial condition, has ever been denied our service in over 17 years of business. Jones Funeral Home at 302 S. Loudoun St. emphasizes inclusive policy and longtime commitment to community needs.

Virginia Women Lead Drive to Beautify State Roadsides

The Associated Clubs press a campaign to remove cluttering billboards and promote beautiful Virginia roadsides to boost tourism. They seek state funding for a landscape department, land owners agreements, and county zoning to curb outdoor ads and attract travelers.

Sees Husband Fall To Death In Sightseeing Crash

A Pittsburgh woman watched as her husband and his brother died in a sightseeing plane crash after they boarded the craft. The incident occurred as the trio prepared for a farewell moment.

Pittsburgh

Cleveland brothers die in Mayer Airport plane crash

John Stempkowski 22 and his brother Charles 25 of Cleveland died when their sightseeing plane piloted by Robert Foley 28 of Pennsylvania nosedived 400 feet just after takeoff from Mayer Airport Bridgeville. Witnesses reported a downdraft as the craft left the field.

John Stempkowski Charles Cleveland Robert Foley John Mayer 1 Bridgeville Apene Charles Proctor Dent Poley Cleveland Brothers Stempkowskis Cannonsburg Stempkowski Foley Mayer Airport

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