Girl Scout Court of Awards Set for Friday at Grace Lutheran
Windhawa four troops hold committee meeting to plan a Court of Awards on Friday April 28 at Grace Lutheran Church. Leaders discuss renting a small house for a permanent Scout meeting place and review fundraising plans for late May.
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Windhawas
W. A. Baker
Frances Page
B. B. Dutton
Joseph Hodgson
Bessie Corkey
Boyd R. Richards
W. P. Massey
Richard Hetcher
Allen Bond
Joseph Massey
C. Brooks
George G. Snarr
Bessie McCann
Melvin Green
Grace Lutheran Church
Dutton
Francoise May
Shenandoah
Washington
Winchester
World economic talks viewed as path to broader accord
London and Washington pursue a three nation framework led by the United States Great Britain and France as debt payments are debated and disarmament efforts accelerate. Roosevelt MacDonald Herriot discuss a permanent armaments supervisor and a potential anti war pact to ease rifts and restore stability amid gold standard questions.
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Legation
White House
Senate
London
Unita
Paris
Geneva
United States
Norman H. Davis
Berlin
Hjalmar Schacht
The
Richsbank
Hans Luther
Washington
Reichsbank
Roosevelt
Genoa
Guido Jung
Caimmans Ad A
Eensiden
Aml
MacDonald
Great Britain
America
Britain
State Department
Germany
France
Raine
Congress
Renee
Canforeen
MacDonal
Herriot Mingdate
Edouard Herriot
Herriot
M. Herriot
New York
Impeachment urged for Judge Lowell by Rep Smith
Rep Smith of Virginia called for impeachment of Judge James A. Lowell of Boston for freeing George Crawford, a Black man wanted in Virginia on murder charges. The move followed Rep Dies of Texas introducing a resolution to abolish Lowell's judgeship.
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House
Smith
Agnes Boeing Tisley
Nina Buckner
Crawford
Middleburg
John Galleher
Commonwealth
Loudoun County
House Judiciary Committee
Committee On the Judiciary
James A. Lowell
United States District Court For
District of Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Washington
Smith D
Boston
George Crawford
Virginia
Dies
Texas
Lowell
Closing Wheat Market Prices in Chicago and Baltimore
Closing prices in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are supplied daily to the Star by the Winchester Milling Corporation through a wire arrangement with Sticker Sales Corporation. Readings include Chicago July 6842 September 69 December 71 and Baltimore spot wheat 84. Winchester spot wheat 80.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
Ceaters
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Insurance Man Found Dead In Garage
John F. Gill a Baltimore area insurance man was found dead in his garage with the car engine running a probable carbon monoxide exposure his wife heard the car in the garage shortly before 5 am and found him half in and half out of the automobile investigation ongoing
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Associated Press
Daltimore
John F. Gill
Gill
Frederick and Clarke League May Be Formed
An eight club Frederick and Clarke county baseball league may be formed with a meeting set for 8 PM at the Ober Fertilizer Co office on North Cameron street. Managers from two counties invited to discuss organization and, if approved, a schedule will be prepared. In local play Stines Chapel defeated Gainesboro 13 to 2 on Gainesboro lot with Arthur Streit Jr pitching for Stines Chapel and Harry Dunn for Gainesboro. Alfred Luttrell had five hits in six at bats and six stolen bases. Edmund Stine added three hits and also six steals.
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a _ Frederick and
Clarke County Baseball League
Ober Fertilizer Company
Cameron Street
Stine’s Chapel
Gainesboro
Chapel Boys
Arhtur’ Streit, Jr
Harry Dunn
Alfred Luttrell
Stine
Edmund Stine
2500 Teachers Storm Trust Company Offices
In Chicago on April 26 about 2,500 teachers stormed the Chicago Title and Trust Company offices. Police ejected the crowd after fights broke out on stairs. plate glass shattered and traffic halted. Women were carried to the street amid scuffles as officers struggled to restore order. Demonstrators said the action targeted delinquent property tax payments on holdings controlled by the firm.
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Chicago
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Loop
Trust Company
State To Offer No Evidence In Mooney Trial
The state said it would submit no evidence in the trial of Tom Mooney on a second murder indictment linked to the 1916 Law Preparedness Day parade. A crowd of Mooney supporters was dispersed by mounted police as they gathered near the Hall of Justice for the opening of his newly granted trial.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Tom Mooney
Mooney
Hall of Justice
Senator Glass Presses Inflation Bill Opposition
Senator Glass of Virginia signals a possible attack on the administration's inflation plan as Republicans rally in opposition. The move could threaten passage during the day.
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Glass
Associated Press
Washington
Senator Glass
Virginia
Flashes of Life items from Chicago and Miami
A small montage notes Paul Allen Cooper at age three busy with newspapers and words on a Chicago page. It mentions a Florida fuel station dealer recalling a Canadian skater who left his gear as security and never returned. A Chicago pistol incident names Leo Zajac, with a companion fleeing. Edwardsville notes a misread burglary term and a dropped case after a misprint.
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Chicago
Paul Allen Cooper
Paul
Miami ‘Beach
Fla
R. D. Barlow
Barlow
Florida
Glass weighs possible speech on gold clause
Glass has not decided on delivering a public address but friends of the veteran Virginian say he wishes to speak. He opposes the clause that would give the President power to lower the dollar's gold content.
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Glass
Secretary of the Treasury
Friends of
Virginian
Oldest Freight Depot Claims Long Continuous Use
The Alton railroad freight depot at Alton A1 has been continuously used for many years. A note recalls a Professor Maybridge taking the first photographs of objects in motion about sixty years ago in Cotttarnia.
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Alton Railroad
Alton
May‘bridge
Cotttarnia
City Council Announces City Auto Tags Policy
City Council schedules city auto tags by May 1 matching state tag deadline. Free city license tags to be issued for City Sergeant police car city trucks city manager district treasurer Salvation Army Red Cross and one Fire Company member upon request.
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Barr
Cseemsehites
Motienget Hall
Hollis
Ney
Henry
Page
Turee
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Smbmanre
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Girl Scouts
District of Columbia
Rep. Smith
Frederick and Clarke League
Leo
Zajac
Edwardsville
Ill
Harold Francis
Harold Frances Bure
A . Aeve
Riog
Oxfords
Men’s Union
Innerspring Mattress
Assort
Mitt
Hc Ype
Cork
Mier Perevest
Oie
Montgomery
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