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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1935

Page

5

Little Bimini Weathered Blow With a Smile

Bimini Bahamas residents faced a tropical hurricane with no deaths and only light injuries. About five percent of homes destroyed and boats swept away while inhabitants remained calm and cheerful as outsiders surveyed the damage after a long wait for word. A separate Jacksonville weather bulletin warned of a tropical disturbance near Bermuda moving northeast with hurricane winds, advising vessels in its path to take precautions.

Miami Bimini Bahama Coral Island Charles Lorcher Bahaman Jacksonville Fla Weather Bureau Savannah Georgia Bermuda

Selassie Ready to Issue Call for Fighting Men

Rome reports Premier Mussolini readies general mobilization for East Africa with ambition for 250 000 Italian troops plus natives. Five vessels with 12 000 men and Prince Adalberto sail to Eritrea as 23 troop ships carrying 40 000 men await deployment. Haile Selassie adviser cites possible Ethiopian mobilization of 2 000 000.

Mussolini Rome Ethiopia Italy East Africa Adalberto of Savoy Bergamo Victor Emanuel Eritrea Massawa Il Duce Adunata Ministry of Press and Propaganda Great Britain Duce Britain

Eight Lives Snuffed Out in Tenement Fire

Fire swept a tenement housing five families, killing Pasquelina Coppola, 10, after she fell or was thrown from the second floor. Corrigan said evidence suggested incendiary cause and ordered arrest of a tenant who ran a grocery in the building. Several residents leaped to safety as flames spread.

Page One Corrigan Pasquelina Coppola

Romance and science collide in daily wonder

The note asserts romance exists in every life if we notice and understand. It adds a fact that aluminum is produced from clay, specifically the ore bauxite, bridging sentiment with a brief science claim.

A Biscuit History and Quick Classic Recipes

A brief look at biscuits from ancient times to modern kitchens with several old fashioned recipes. Peanut Butter Biscuits Mince Meat Tea Biscuits Deviled Biscuits Deviled Ham Cinnamon Biscuits Apple Butter Tea Biscuits Jelly Tea Biscuits.

Natural linen and lace home fashion returns with new laces

The latest home furnishings feature natural colored linen edged with deep lace in ecru or eggshell. Fabrics show sturdy lace compatible with laundering and a corded open weave in round covers and mats. Lace insets and hemstitched motifs highlight the updated yet classic style in table linens.

Market in Stocks Mixed as New Haven Dampens Rise

New York market opened with promise in motors and accessories but faltered as New Haven led a broader slide. Second hour sell off trimmed gains while wheat and cotton held modestly, bonds and exchanges fluctuated, and late quotes showed mixed results for major names.

New York New Haven Chicago The Stock Exchange American Smelters American Tel. & Tel American Woolen Atch. Topeka & S. Fe Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Consol Gas of N. Y Corn Products General Electric General Motors Goodyear Int. Harvester Johns Manville Montgomery Ward N. Y. Central Penn Railroad N. J Texas Corp Union Pacific U. S. Steel Woolworth

Local Markets and Price Listings for Feed and Grains

The Star lists daily local wholesale and retail market prices for flour, mixed feed, dairy feed, butter, eggs, and various grain products. Prices cover patent and mixed brands for 98, 48, 24, and 12 pound bags, plus live poultry and hog market figures.

Dral Sohc Henao Ee Kasco

Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Markets Report

Livestock and produce markets show slow cattle trading in Baltimore with 1,500 head and 500 held over. hogs down 20 to 30, beef cows and vealers mixed, calves strong. Virginia feeders and southern cattle varied. Philadelphia poultry and eggs list fowl prices, turkeys, ducks, and eggs with standard and weekly ranges across grades.

Baltimore U. S Dept. Agric Virginia Philadelphia Rhode Island Long Island U.S

Futures and Cash Grain Quotations From Chicago and Baltimore

Grain prices listed for Sept and Dec futures across wheat corn oats rye barley with option ranges for May contracts. Lard bellies and wheat prices shown with Baltimore red winter quotes and Winchester market figures, all based on mill deliveries.

Chicago Baltimore Winchester

Apple Market Shipping Point Information For Friday

Winchester Virginia Martinsburg notes show too few sales to establish a market. Benton Harbor Michigan haulings light and demand dull with carloads and truckloads offered f o b usual terms. McIntosh U S No 1 212 inch min 8242c 2% min 65c Wealthy U S No 1 2% min 65c.

Winchester Martinsburg Benton Harbor Mich McIntosh U. S U. S. No

Baer Returns West After Louis Knockout Loss

Max Baer with his mother and wife Mary Ellen Sullivan returns to the Baer ranch in Livermore California after a Chicago stop en route from the world heavyweight title loss to Joe Louis.

Joe Louis Max Baer Mary Ellen Sullivan Baer Livermore Cal Chicago

Bradford Bank Shortage May Be a Milton Bradford

Bank examiners audited the Commercial National Bank of Bradford after the death of Frank W. Calkins assistant cashier. The bank failed to open and Calkins was found dead in his garage from carbon monoxide poisoning, with inquest and investigation continuing. FDIC protection noted. Calkins was married with two sons aged 10 and 12.

Bradford Commercial National Bank of Frank W. Calkins Calkins W. E. Allen Washington Leo T. Crowley Federal Deposit Corporation FDIC Federal Allen

PWA Offer To Cumberland Is Turned Down

Cumberland Maryland council rejected a federal PWA grant of 30000 to remodel the old post office and federal buildings as a police headquarters. Former Mayor George Henderson and labor representatives argued plans were too costly and the job could be done cheaper by the city.

Cumberland PWA George Henderson Terry Irvine

Funeral Rites Conducted For Braxton Ritter

The funeral of William Braxton Ritter 46 son of the late Mr and Mrs Robert Ritter of the Armel section Frederick county occurred Saturday afternoon. Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstrickt of Braddock Street M E Church South led services assisted by Rev J D Russell who read the poem Crossing the Bar. A Virginia Woolen Company male choir formerly employed Mr Ritter sang Nearer My God To Thee The Old Rugged Cross and Some Time We'll Understand. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers James Carper John Carver Fred Grim Carroll Smith Leon Bell Reynolds Armel.

William Braxton Ritter Robert Ritter Armel Frederick County W. Frank Plank East Boscawen Street Plank Hubert Sydenstrickt Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South J. D. Russell Virginia Woolen Company Ritter Old Rugged Cross John Carpenter Toots Russell Raymond Cochran Robert Snapp Henry Keller Mount Hebron Cemetery James Carper John Carver Fred Grim Carroll Smith Leon Bell Reynolds Armel

Roosevelt Creates Co-ordinator for Industrial Co operation

President Franklin D Roosevelt names George L Berry an official to a new post titled Co ordinator for Industrial Co operation. Berry will supervise industry labor and consumer conferences to speed recovery reduce unemployment and uphold business and labor standards while coordinating NRA and receiving trade practice provisions from the trade commission for presidential submission.

George L. Berry American Federation of Labor Franklin D. Roosevelt Berry NRA The Trade Commission

Lindy and Guggenheim Visit Rocket Scientist in Roswell

Col. Charles Lindbergh and Harry Guggenheim surprise Dr. Robert Goddard as they tour his Roswell New Mexico rocket experiments. Goddard explains their aim to send recording instruments upward on rockets beyond balloon heights.

Charles A. Lindbergh Harry F. Guggenheim R. H. Goddard Roswell N. M

One Case of Heart Block That Was Not Serious

Dr Logan Clendening explains how heart block can appear serious on electrocardiograms yet be non threatening in many cases. He recalls experiences with patients and stresses that the machine informs but does not replace human clinical judgment.

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