Writ Issued For Letters of Rep Tinkham
Washington reports Rep Tinkham of Massachusetts pressing prosecution of Bishop Cannon and Ada Burroughs in a conspiracy case over 1928 campaign contributions. Trial details include defense motions and prosecutors describing checks and overdrafts linked to Cannon accounts. The judge urged jurors to weigh the evidence to decide guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep
Tinkham
Repulican
Massachusetts
Southern Methodist
Cannon
Alfred E. Smith
Ada L. Burroughs
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Edwin C. Jameson
New York
Finkham
Washington
James Cannon
Peyton Gordon
Robert H. McNeill
John J. Wilson
Ada Bb. Burroughs
Wilson
House of Representatives
McNeill
Gordon
Rioters In Detroit Beat Police At Islam University Protest
About 500 demonstrators including women and children clashed with police when the University of Islam closure protest turned violent. Six officers were beaten or trampled, 20 people treated for injuries, and a riot squad dispersed the mob after 15 minutes of fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
University of Islam
William Rick
Central Station
Clinton Street
Recorder’s Court
Log House Burns At White Hall
A two room log tenant house belonging to J T McKee a merchant and farmer at White Hall burned late Sunday night. The house was unoccupied and the cause is unknown. It is noted the structure had been dynamited years ago and has been empty since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McKee
White Hall
Strasburg Production Credit Assn approves loans in week
The Strasburg Production Credit Association loan committee met in Strasburg on April 18. Fifteen applications worth 6075 were reviewed. 12 were approved for 4975 and go to Baltimore for final action. Last week the association paid 1200 to farmers in five counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Strasburg Production Credit Association
Association
Baltimore
D. W. Burruss
Jackson
J. H. Funkhouser
Winchester
W H. Hunt
Front Royal
L. A. Wingo
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Julian A. Everley
Strasburg Association
Strasburg Production Association
Everly
Aviation policy push and legal challenge stance outlined
President Roosevelt pushes airmail and aviation policy through Congress while a new government aviation commission begins its work. A lawsuit targets James A Farley alleging contract cancellations violated due process. Boeing Air Transport and rival firms sue in DC, seeking relief from private actions by the head of the commerce department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Dern
Army Air Corps
Newton D. Baker
Boeing Air Transport Inc
National Air Transport, Inc
Pacific Air Transport
Varney Airlines
United Aircraft and Transport, Inc
Farley
District of Columbia Supreme Court
James A. Farley
William J. Donovan
Senate
House
Congress
Senator McKellar
Post Office Committee
C Ray Hansen to Address Rotary Club in Chicago
Chicago lawyer C Ray Hansen will speak to the Rotary Club tomorrow. The address covers his experience as a crime investigator with the U S Department of Justice and service on the State's attorney staff. Annual nominations for club directors will be held tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ray Hansen
Chicago
Rotary Club
C. Ray Hensen
U. S. Department of Justice
State’s Attorney's Staff
Club
Chicago Grain Market Prices
Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets supplied to The Star via Winchester Milling and Sticker Sales. May wheat at 77 3/4, July 78, Sept 79. Baltimore spot 83 1/4. Winchester spot 80. Corn May 42 3/4, July 45, Sept 47 1/2. Winchester delivered 2.75 per barrel, 55 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
Cash
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Key To City Carved For Queen Shenandoah XI In 1934
John W. Nail, Winchester artist, carved the ninth official key for the Apple Blossom Festival queen. The key uses wood from Fort Loudoun with apples and blossoms on the handle and carries inscriptions about Winchester Virginia and George Washington. The display includes the queen’s diadem scepter and portraits in a Colonial Art and Craft Shop window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah XI
John Hay Whitney
John W. Nail
Winchester
Colonial Art and Craft Shop
East Piccadilly Street
Mabel Nail Aikin
Virginia
Fort Loudoun
George Washington
Four Burned To Death In Plane Crash Near Lewisville
Four charred bodies were recovered from a cabin plane wreck nine miles northwest of Lewisville after a forced landing late last night. The dead include pilot Harry Fowler 36 and passenger Jack Poole 40 both of Dallas and Lillian Rose 18 of Dallas plus Mrs Jewell Morgan a divorcee who had been with Poole at Arlington Downs horse races the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Texas
Here
Harry Fowler
Dallas
Jack Poole
Lillian Rose
Jewell Morgan
Morgan
Poole
Arlington Downs
Measure to Pay Bank Depositors Pushed Aside
The article reports President Roosevelt favors a liberal policy from the Reconstruction Corporation and Treasury to reveal all assets in closed banks and questions government responsibility for depositor losses. He regards paying depositors in closed banks as unjust and not mandated by past actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Corporation
Treasury
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Shady Rest Tourist Camp Rehearses 9-Piece Orchestra
Shady Rest Tourist Camp one mile west of Gore Virginia begins rehearsing a nine member colored orchestra to play for round dances starting Wednesday night April 25 and continuing each Wednesday night thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Rest
Gore
Eviction Crowds Clash With Police in Pittsburgh Riot
About 400 neighbors battled with police to resist an eviction in Pittsburgh's north side. A man was shot and a plain clothes patrolman was beaten. John Scanlon fired at attackers. Nearly 100 officers guarded the scene. seven arrests reported. one seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Urgh
Pittsburgh
John Scanlon
Dr Woolever to Speak at Braddock Street Church Meeting
A city union meeting at Braddock Street M E Church South will hear Rev Dr Harry E Woolever of Washington DC editor of the National Methodist Press. He is a world traveler and expert on international relations. Church services are withdrawn for the 8 o'clock gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
M. E. Church South
Harry E. Woolever
Washington, D. C
National Methodist Press
Woolever
Braddock Street Church
Stocks Rise on Better News From Potomac
The upturn led by preferred and specialty issues boosted the market with many gains of one to two points. Public and industrial news along with brighter Washington prospects improved sentiment while grains lagged. Wheat slid then recovered. cotton, rubber, and silver futures advanced. bonds hit new highs as the dollar strengthened in foreign exchange on expectations of administration policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Washington
London
Wheat Prices Plunge Amid Crop and Market Theories
Wheat prices fall sharply after Department of Agriculture signals smaller than expected adjustments. Local market quotes drop from the 90s to around 80 cents a bushel amid debate over a stock market bill and suspected grain market manipulation by May holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Opossum Diet and Traits in America
The opossum is omnivorous and eats flesh vegetation and insects. It is a marsupial found in America and carries young in a pouch. It is slow moving and dull witted with defense by playing dead. It climbs well using tail and claws and roams both ground and trees in burrows under tree roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Frederick County 1934 levies set for county and school
On motion the 1934 levies were tentatively adopted. General county levy 45c per 100, county school levy 90c per 100, district road debts 10c Stonewall 15c Opequon 5c Shawnee 25c Gainesboro 10c Back Creek. Hearing May 7 after four weekly publications. C C Brannon clerk. paw four weeks four eighteen twenty three and twenty seven and five three
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General County
Stonewall
Opequon
Shawnee
Gainesboro
Back Creek
Nana in Paris 1868 A tale of love death and revenge
In 1868 Paris Nana, a beguiling streetwise woman, faces a brutal execution and her mother’s death. Satin consoles her as Nana vows revenge on the men who harmed her family, seeing power in vengeance and danger in a world of war and moral collapse. The scene shifts to Nana’s dawn resolve and plans to exact her price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Germany
Charlemagne
Louis XIV
Napoleon
Louis Napoleon
Montmartre
Latin
America
Satin
Nana
Withal
Mrs Susan Perry 61 Die at Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Susan Perry widow of John Perry, 61, of White Post, died at Memorial Hospital. She was a Ritter daughter and survived by son Joseph Perry, four sisters including Mrs Frank Plank, and three brothers. Funeral arrangements pending arrivals of relatives from distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Perry
John Perry
Memorial Hospital
Robert Ritter
Joseph 8. Perry
White Post
Perry
Frank Plank
Clarence Jenkins
Peter Boxwell
Baltimore
Ella. House
Martinsburg
W. Va
Braxton Ritter
Loans Near Twenty Five Million Mark in Farm Credit District
The Farm Credit Administration reported total loans of 24,939,100 closed in the Baltimore Federal Land Bank district from June 1, 1933, to March 31 this year. Of the amount, 90.9 percent went to Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia and West Virginia for land and equipment purchases building work and other agriculture needs. Virginia accounted for 9,812,700 of district loans, followed by Pennsylvania 7,314,100, Maryland 4,297,400, West Virginia 3,129,000, and Delaware 343,100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Baltimore
Federal Land Bank
Pensylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
National Farm Loan Associations
Pennsylvia
Funeral of Mrs J B Violet Set for Sacred Heart Church
The funeral for the late Mrs. J. B. Violet will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. A newspaper headline had incorrectly stated the funeral would be today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Violet
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
the Star
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Bishop Cannon
Credit Company
Loan Committee
Queen Shenandoah
Dr. Woolever
Potomac
Frederick County
C. C. Brannon
Winchester Furniture Co
District Bank
Mont Ave
N. Loudoun St
E. Clifford Street
North Cameron
Habley Real Estate Office
Peyton St
Virginia Avenue
Monmouth Street
Loudoun St
N. Main
N. Cameron
National Avenue
Fairmont Avenue
Fred L. Glaize
National Ave
F. W. Magruder
Ier
Hardy Ona
W. I
Care Star
Butler’s
Titus Nursery Co
Farmer
Stephens Aerae
Bluemont
Fey Fede
M. H
Berkeley Co
Richmond
Gaugher
Instruction Bureau
405-S
St. Louis
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Cincinnati
Ohio
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