Daladier Urges Work Or Face Forced Labor In France
Premier Edouard Daladier announces cabinet approved plan for economic rehabilitation focusing on increased production and free exchange while keeping the monetary accord with Britain and the United States. He warned French workers that failure to boost output could lead to a totalitarian regime, with decrees to implement the plan due May 3.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Britain
United States
Daladier
France
Leon Blum
Europe
Lightning safety tips for outdoor exposure
Mr Winchester cautions that coming summer may bring electrical storms and outlines safety steps. Do not seek shelter under lone trees in open fields or near oak and chestnut trees fences or telegraph poles as they attract lightning. Stay away from water and pine trees near lakes and ponds and seek beech groves for safety.
Priceless Costumes To Be Donned For The Coronation
A coronation pageant will feature wives of former presidents in period costumes drawn from trunks and treasure chests in Winchester and nearby counties. Notable ensembles include Martha Washington, Dolly Madison, and Mrs. Dandridge, each loaned from local families and worn to honor Queen Shenandoah.
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Shenandoah
Winchester
Martha Washington
Washington Grove
Summit Point
Rose MacDonald
Berryville
Dolly Madison
James Miller
Dolly
Dandridge
Harriet Lane Johnston
Blackburn Smith
MacDonald
Abraham Lincoln
Margaret Butsler Sirbaugh
Rebecca Bell
U. S. Grant
Anne Eley
Virginia
Mary Warden Boyd
Trousseau
Queen Shenandoah
Supreme Court Rules Municipal Bankruptcy Act Constitutional
The Supreme Court, by a 6 to 2 vote, upholds the municipal bankruptcy act allowing cities and school districts to reduce indebtedness through federal bankruptcy courts. Chief Justice Hughes delivers the decision, part of a busy session with several related rulings and an interstate compact priority on La Plata river water.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hughes
Colorado
New Mexico
la Plata
Wallace
Kansas Fe
Presbyterial To Meet At Romney For Convention
The thirty second annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of Winchester Presbytery will be held at Romney West Virginia with a delegation from Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Sessions run Tuesday and Wednesday with sessions and Bible studies led by Mrs E L Russell and Rev John C B McLaughlin.
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Loudoun Street
Wanted Special Police for Apple Blossom Festival
Advertisement seeks special police for the Apple Blossom Festival. Apply to the Chief of Police. Classified notice appears in the April 21, 1911 page 41 notices.
Japan Changes Commander In Northern Area
Shanghai reports a potential change in North China command after Taierch wang defeat. General Count Juichi Terauchi recalled to Japan, surfaced as being replaced by Lieut General Jun Ushiromiya, while Tokyo denied the shift as groundless.
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Shanghai
North
China
Shanghai Evening Post
Mercury
Juichi Terauchi
Japan
Jun Ushiromiya
Tokyo
Lunghai
Pihsien
Yunho
Grand Canal
Taierchwang
Yokohama
Elwyn Gibbon
Gibbon
Vancouver
Firemen Set Aug Convention in Chambersburg
The Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association plans its annual convention in Chambersburg Pennsylvania from August 10 to 12. The executive committee anticipates a business meeting on August 10 a banquet for past presidents that evening and a parade on August 11 with exhibits and apparatus contests on August 12. Members from Sarah Zane Reuss and Friendship companies in Winchester attend. Officials hope to host speakers from the West Virginia fire rating bureau and the Harrisburg fire marshal's office.
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Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association
Chambersburg
Lee M. Bamp
Edgar Rush
Herbert Floyd
Sarah Zane
Reuss
Friendship Companies of
Winchester
Franklin Fire Company
Pennsylvania
West Virginia Fire Rating Bureau
Harrisburg
Eighteen Bands Plan Parade for Shenandoah Apple Blossom
Eighteen bands from Maryland West Virginia Virginia and the District of Columbia will join the Fifteenth Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Grand Feature Parade Trail of the Pink Petals. Leading the procession are the Handley Municipal Bands of Winchester with 72 players under Prof McIlwee.
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District of Columbia
Shenandoah
Handley and
Municipal
Winchester
W. H. MclIlwee
Greenbrier
Lewisburg
W .Va
Elks Boys
Washington, D. C
Dallastown Boys
Dallastown
Third Regiment
Elkins
W. Va
Fort Hill
Cumberland
Loew's Capitol
Loew’s
Press Agent Resigns Role in Bernstein Coogan Case
HOLLYWOOD April 25 A press agent hired to guide public opinion in the Coogan Bernstein court matter has resigned. Dave Epstein says he was brought in to help Mrs Bernstein explain her side but the attorney advised no comments.
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Hollywood
Coogan-Berstein
A Today
Arthur L. Bernstein
Jackie Coogan
Dave _ Epstein
Bonita Granville
Bobby Jordan
Dickie Moore
Tigress Breaks Loose At Madison Square Garden Circus
An eight year old Bengall tigress named Lady escaped during a Ringling Brothers show at Madison Square Garden in New York. She ran through the arena area, injuring several circus workers before trainer Terrell Jacobs and others recaptured her after a brief backstage chase.
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Arena of
Madison Square Garden
New York
Ringling Brothers-Barnum & Bailey Circus
Franz Wanka
Wanka
49Th Street
Garden
John Ringling North
Snow White
Frank Harumpo
Terrell Jacobs
Vandenberg Seeks Lower Social Security Taxes
Senator Vandenberg advocates cutting payroll taxes as a mood booster if pension integrity remains. He urges the Social Security Board to report timely on a pay-as-you-go option to aid Congress this session. He notes current taxes at two percent for 30 million workers and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Social Security Board
Congress
P G A Tourney Set At Winchester June 6
The Winchester Golf Club will host the semi monthly pro am tournament on Monday June 6 sponsored by the P G A for the Middle Atlantic division. A pro amateur team includes one professional and three amateurs with best ball net low score determining the final tally. In the latest event at Old Point Comfort Va Coffey and Campbell posted 66 for 18 holes, Eric Ball of Charlottesville led a winning team that finished two strokes ahead of the locals.
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Winchester Golf Club
Carl Campbell
Middle Atlantic
Maryland
Virginia
Old Point Comfort
Coffey
Eric Ball
Charlottesville
Pay Dearly For 41-Cent Murder
Three Chester, Pennsylvania gang members Edward Rose John Oreszak and Theodore Dominiak were executed in the electric chair for a July 1936 Lover's Lane robbery that netted 41 cents. They killed Floyd Tranon who fled after surrendering his money and attacked his female companion. The condemned men walked to the chair in roughly three minute intervals, one by one.
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Bellefonte
Pennsylvania
Edward Rose
John Oreszak
Theodore Dominiak
Chester
Floyd Tranon
Tranon
Rose
Awning Service Ad by E. W. Armstrong Co.
Local advertises awnings for porches windows or store. E. W. Armstrong Co. lists phone 639 and address 39 East Piccadilly Street with limited hours noted.
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E. W. Armstrong CO
E. Piccadilly St
Apple Blossom Festival Closure Notice
The Star will not be published on Friday April 29 1938 to observe the second day of the Apple Blossom Festival. The Evening Star announces the publication break for that date.
Blossom Queen Visits Washington Aboard Apple Blossom Tour
Miss Adelaide Moffett arrives in Washington to invite President Roosevelt to Winchester for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. James Roosevelt greets her and expresses interest in the festival though timing prevents attendance. She heads to New York for a hotel engagement before returning to Virginia for the festival start.
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Adelaide Moffett
Col
James Roosevelt
Shenandoah
Moffett
Burr Powell Harrison
Tom Baldridge
Rixey Smith
Washington
White House
Associated Press
New York
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Riley Smith
Miss Moffett
Roosevelt
Virginia
Ambassador Hotel
Gwladys Harris
Wolfville
Nova Scotia
Annapolis Valley
Kentville
Miss Harris
Ridgely White
Norfolk
Russell
Anne Kerr Russell
Harry Kerr Russell
Harris
Miss Russell
Roosevelt urges quick end to tax exemptions on government securities
President Roosevelt called Congress to remove prompt tax exemptions on income from all government bonds and salaries, saying the exemptions stem from old judicial decisions and could be ended by a short statute. He warned the change would raise about 155 million dollars annually and urged action this session.
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Senate
Burke
D-Ned
House
Farm Security Administration
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Coh
Doughton
D.N. C
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Greatway
D.mass
Piccadilly Soda Shop Relights Dining Room and Opens
Piccadilly Soda Shop announces an enlarged dining room and full reopening for business. The remodel adds seating and improves layout to accommodate more customers. Ongoing operations resume with new decor and facilities.
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Piccadilly
Rouss Fire Co to issue parade uniforms this week
The uniform committee will issue uniforms for the Rouss Firemen's Apple Blossom Parade on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings this week from 7 to 9. The notice also lists sherbet flavors and a Pure Food Store item.
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ROUSS
Charley Rouss Fire Co
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White
Ieaay
Lettie Dandridge
Zachary Taylor
Edith Harlee Funk
Mrs. Dandridge
Mrs. Funk
Mrs. Lillis
High Court
Supreme Tribunal
Romney
Woman’s Auxiliary
West Virginia
Pennyslvania
Greenbrier Military School
Glee Club
Virginia Military Institute
Cameron Street
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