Adjournment Sentiment Grows On Capitol Hill Over Wage Hour Fight
The House and Senate push toward adjournment as the wage hour bill suffers another defeat. Senate Leader Barkley foresees a May 15 exit, while House leaders set June 1 near term. The rules committee blocked the bill, prompting calls to seek a discharge petition. Proponents aim to force a floor vote despite the stalemate. The anti monopoly message from the President is not expected to extend the session. The big navy bill awaits a Senate vote, after House passage.
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Washington
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Barkley
Congress
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Winchester Festival Pleases Crowd at Parade
The Old Lady praises a local parade and festival, noting the joyful reception of a Lady with twins, the Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps for their uniforms and music, and highlights the Queen and Princesses amid a bustling community celebration.
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Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps
Decentralization Plan Outlined In Roosevelt Message
President Roosevelt proposes broad studies on the nation’s business life with a 500000 appropriation to break up private power. Congress divisions emerge with doubt on immediate action and focus on bank holding company legislation. Senator Borah dismisses further study while Senator O Mahoney backs federal licensing efforts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Capitol
Borah
Idaho
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Governor Price Visits Charlottesville Then Front Royal Banquet
Governor James H. Price spent yesterday in Winchester as guest of State Senator T. Russell Cather then traveled by motor to Charlottesville and will return to northern Virginia to deliver the principal address at the Front Royal Chamber of Commerce banquet at War County High School auditorium. State Senator Aubrey G. Weaver will act as toastmaster with Maj. Gen. John Gibbon among the expected attendees. about 225 tickets were sold for the Front Royal event.
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James H. Price
Winchester
T. Russell Cather
James Woods
Charlottesville
Northern Virginia
Front Royal Chamber of Commerce
War County High School
M. S. Battle
Cather
Richmond
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
John Gibbon
U. S. Army
St Paul Daily News to End Daily Publication
The St Paul Daily News announced it would suspend daily publication, stating ongoing losses from rising costs and declining revenues made daily operation untenable. The move leaves St Paul with the Pioneer Press as the morning daily and an evening paper, the Dispute.
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ST. Paul
Extortion Note Sender Penalized
Judge Edward J. Moinet sentenced Wesley Earl Sead 22 of St. Louis Missouri to seven years in the United States penitentiary at Chillicothe for sending an extortion note to Henry and Edsel Ford. The court labeled Gray a poor simp seeking easy money.
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Etroit
Pegra
Edward J. Moinet
Wesley
Earl Sead
St. Louis
United Centry
Olds Receives Distinguished Flying Cross
Lieut. Col. Robert Olds, commander of six flying fortresses from Langley Field to Argentina, was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross today.
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Langley Field
V Va
Robert Olds
Argentina
Parade judges use precision scoring for Apple Blossom entries
Judges scored parade entries on a detailed one percent precision basis. Winners announced include veterans groups receiving grand and cash prizes, plus floats and bands earning multiple awards from Hanover to Martinsburg and Chester venues.
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Pachille
Veterans’ Musical Organization
Hanover Post
American Legion
Hanover
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Frederick Post
Frederick
Piedmont Post
Piedmont
W. Vane
Hershey Post
Hershey
Noted Monk's Daughter Sought for Deportation
Maria Rasputin Salovieff, daughter of the famed monk, is sought by authorities for deportation. Immigration Commissioner Rudolph Reimer issued the warrant as her stay in the United States has expired. April.
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New York
Maria Rasputin Salovieff
Vyion
Rudolph Reimer
Commissioner of
Immigration
Battle for Tancheng drives front in Shantung
Reports from Shanghai and Hankow describe a wavering front along a 50 mile stretch as Japanese forces attempt to seize Tancheng and nearby towns. Chinese counterattacks, air battles near Hankow, and air defenses shape a deadly stalemate with heavy casualties.
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Shanghai
Tancheng
Shantung Province
Mantowchen
Lunghai
Hankow
Shantung-Kiangsu
Suchow
Nanlakow
Nancheng
Tient-in-Pukow
Pihsien
Hungjao
Peiping
Huaichin
Honan
Yellow River
Methodists Of This District Make Progress
Winchester District reports a record six month accessions, 723, near the previous year. The Aldersgate commemoration spurred activity, with Strasburg leading benevolences at 56 percent paid. Delegates and alternates to the Baltimore conference were named for Harrisonburg in October.
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Strasburg
Winchester
M. E. Church
South
Charles Town
W. Va
W. W. McIntyre
Aldersgate
Arrisonburg
Wilton W. Burr
J. H. Mack
J. E. Watson
E. L. Kendall
H. K Brown
F. S. Kline
C. W. Moore
I. N. Maddox
Kenneth Redman
C. L. Melton
G. R. Boyer
J. W. Richards
C. W. Hall
W. E. Hart
J. L Sloat
J. H. Balthis
Fdrrth Miller
Noted Bedroom Editor Is Dead In Lancaster
B Ovid Musselman, 62, who after paralysis ran his own editorial room in his bedroom and telephoned in news for 25 years, died today. His obituary was completed by his wife, as he sent stories by telephone and messenger to the local newspaper.
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Lancaster
Ovid Musselman
Musselman
Strike Averted in Pittsburgh Transit Crisis
Acceptance by the trolley men's union and the Pittsburgh Railways Company of Mayor C. D. Scully's arbitration proposal averts a strike that would have paralyzed street car and most bus transportation in Pittsburgh at midnight.
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Pittsburgh
a_ trolleymen’s union
Pittsburgh Railways
C. D. Scully
Morgan Called On To Testify
J P Morgan, the international banker, has been summoned to tell the Securities Commission what he knows of the Richard Whitney case. The SEC inquiry into the failure of Whitney's brokerage firm is to be resumed next week in New York. Six of Morgan's partners have already testified. The banking house had made loans to Whitney.
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Washington
J.P. Morgan
The
Securities Commission
Richard Whitney
SEC
Whitney
New York
Morgan
Banking House
Coogan Attorney Claims Proof Youth Deserves Share
Los Angeles April 30 William Rains attorney for Jackie Coogan says he found proof in Coogan Productions records that part of the fortune earned by Jackie, now 23, belongs to him. He cites a $159,000 San Diego tract bought before his father’s death and sold for $40,000 as a $110,000 loss needing explanation. Bernstein attorneys agree to seek court auditing of books.
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Los Angeles
William Rains
Jackie Coogan
Jackie
Coogan
Arthur Bernstein
Bernsteins
Rains
Ae Coogan Productions, Inc
San Diego
Charles Katz
Loaan
A and P To Build Super Store On Church Lot
At a Brad dock Street Methodist Church meeting approval was given to let the Dandridge property on North Braddock Street to the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company for a super store. The church holds the lot in trust. possession is expected around May 1 as A and P plans to merge its three local stores.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Dandridge
North Braddock Street
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Braddock Street
A. & P. Tea Company
M. E. Church
Cornetist Killed When Band Car Crashes En Route to Festival
A group from Eastern High School in Washington traveling to the Apple Blossom Festival near Winchester suffered a fatal crash near Leesburg Virginia. John Elliott Jr 19 died shortly after hospital admission Frances Fischer 18 injured and recovering Joseph Sabin escaped with minor injuries. The accident halted the Eastern High School Band convoy as they headed to the festival.
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Stuents
Washington
Winchester
Leesburg
John Elliott, Jr
Massachusetts Ave. S. E
Leesburg Hospital
Frances Fischer
Seventeenth Street
Joseph Sabin
Massachusetts Avenue
Eastern High
Young Elliott
Eastern
Elliott
Holy Comforter Church
Chestnutt Farms
North Cameron Street
Firemen Parade Show Includes Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps
One of Winchester’s finest parades featured firemen from nearby states and Brackenridge Pennsylvania’s Pioneer Drug and Bugle Corps leading the military division. New uniforms from New York shone as the corps earned top appearances and a fireworks finale at Handley while prizes honored multiple divisions across costumes and vehicle entries.
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Winchester
Charley Rouss
Pioneer Drug and Bugle Corps
Brackenridge
Pittsburgh
New York
Pioneer Corps
Handley
Patricia Ann Lewis
A. C
Ryneal Hose Company
Martinsburg
Ernest Swanson
T. F. Trenary
Potomac Fire Company
Westernport
Martinbsurg
Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps
Ball Players Meeting for Uniforms Tomorrow
Ball players slated for tomorrow's game must gather at the park at 9 30 in the morning to receive uniforms.
Public sale near Pines Corner School in Berryville
E W Armstrong Co advertises a public sale at 11 A M May 5 near Pines Corner School three miles west of Berryville. Items include farm implements a carpenter and blacksmith tools household goods and awnings windows porches. T C Lawyer conducts this auction of farm gear and shop tools.
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E. W. Armstrong CO
E. Piccadilly St
Pines Coner School
West
Berryville
T. C
Apple Blossom Festival Parade Praised By Winchesters
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester drew thousands who joined in the parade and pageant. Citizens spoke of the event’s pageantry and the overall festival experience, noting the memory lasting beyond the day itself.
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Miss Harris
Gwladys Kennedy
Ridgely
Winchester
Shenandoah
Thankful note from Adelaide Moffett to Winchester and Frederick
Adelaide Moffett thanks the people of Winchester and Frederick County for royal hospitality during her visit. She says the experience was marvelous and notes she has grown spoiled by the kingly treatment. Her memory of the reign remains among her pleasant life moments.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Adelaide Moffett
Springtime pageant celebrates beauty and parade in town
The two day festival featured a large school production In Spring Time by Garland Quarles directed by Virginia Boyd Barr with 1 000 students and teachers. Queens Shenandoah XV Adelaide Moffett and Gwladys Harris left for Washington and New York for a post festival tour. Governor James H Price reviewed the grand parade as the Military Division marched along to Handley High School.
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Garland Quarles
Virginia Boyd Barr
Shenandoah XV
Adelaide Moffett
Washington, D. C
New York
Gwladys Harris
Annapolis Valley
Nova Scotia
Gwladys Kennedy
Washington
Minor Hudson
Clephane
Georgina Dewey
Warrenton Country School
Baldridge
Hoye Riley
Handley High School
James H. Price
Occasional Rain Expected Next Week Across Atlantic States
Weather outlook for May 2 to May 7 shows coast cloudiness and temperatures near normal. Occasional showers likely across North and Mid Atlantic areas.
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Washington
Atlantic
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Olds
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Cumberland Post
Cumberland
Plumley Lumber Company
C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation
Dr. Pepper Bottling Works
Waynesboro Ice and Cold Storage Company
Waynesboro
George Washington National Forest
Harrisonburg
Middletown’ Agricultural High School
Henry Goode
Virginia Apple Storage, Inc
Winchester Rotary Club
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Winchester Elks’ Club
West Virginia College of Geeuty Culture
Greenbriar Military Schol
Lewisburg
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Shantung
C. P Payne
Harvey Fishpaw
H. M. Glaize
J. Harry Thompson
J Lee Stoneburner
C. H. Wilt
A W. Conner
L. A. Fish
F. R. Simpson
E. L. Thompson
Royal
Deal
Braddock Street Church Quarterly Conference
Cornetist
C. B. Mallory
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