Urschel Says Eyes Taped During Nine Days Captivity
Charles F. Urschel oil heir says his eyes were taped for nine days during kidnapping. He was taken from his Oklahoma City home, driven hundreds of miles, then released at night with ransom details undisclosed by his lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma
City
Charles F. Urscel
Arshel
Oklahoma City
Delaney
Charles F. Urschil
Urschel
Arthur A. Seeligson
Tom B. Slick
King of Oil Wildcatters
Seeligson
W. R. Jarrett
Albany
N. Y
John J. O’connell
Lehman
M S Smith Rites Tomorrow At Burnt Church Albin
Relatives and friends of the late Manor S. Smith will leave R T Jones Funeral Home at two o'clock tomorrow for Burnt Church Albin where funeral services will be conducted by Rev T H Daffin of Gerrardstown WV. Interment will be in Mt Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Smith
R. T. Jones
Burnt Church
Albin
T. H. Daffin
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Mt. Hebron
Miners Strike Sparks State Troop Deployment
Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania sent troops as Fayette county officials moved to break up picketing by striking miners seeking union recognition. The confrontation followed attempts by the sheriff and deputies to halt protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Fayette County
National Guard
Brownsville
Chattanooga capitalist John L Lupton dies in Brevard N C
John L Lupton 72 a Chattanooga Tennessee capitalist dies in a Brevard North Carolina hospital after surgeries for acute appendicitis. A native of Cedar Creek Shenandoah County he built a fortune through Coca Cola bottling and medicine ventures and gave 1 million dollars to Oglethorpe University. He leaves a widow several children and a half sister Mrs J Luther Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Lupton
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cedar Creek
Shenandoah County
Brevard
N. C
Lupton
John Lupton
John
Strasburg
University of Virginia
Law School
Lynchburg
Zereboam Patton
South
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Miss Patton
Patton
Chatanooga
Coca Cola
Whitehead
Tennessee
First National Bank of
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Oglethorpe University
J. Luther Snyder
Charlotte
Alfrieds Crisman
Summit Point
W. Va
Winchester Department Stores Adopt New NAtional Recovery Hours
Twenty four Winchester department stores interviewed by Andrew Bell pledge to follow the National Recovery Administration Code. The group votes nineteen to five to open at nine each weekday and close at five except Saturday evenings until nine. A full list will be printed in the Star after Bell completes the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Recovery Administration
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Bell
Star
Praise For Clinic Sponsored By Winchester Hospital
A letter of praise from the District Nurses Association endorses the diphtheria clinic sponsored by Winchester Memorial Hospital’s Junior Auxiliary. Mrs. Mai Faulkner Fuller urges city cooperation to immunize children, citing state death data and a 1932 drop in diphtheria deaths after a statewide drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
District Nurses Association
Clarke T. Cooper
Mai Faulkner Fuller
Puller
District Nurse Association
State Health Department
Mattern Lands After World Flight Crash Return
Jimmy Mattern returns to Floyd Bennett Field New York after a crash in Siberia ends his solo world circumnavigation attempt. He signals to crowd from his cockpit declaring he is alive and well despite earlier reports of being dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Mattern
Siberia
Floyd Bennett Airport
New York
Food Stores Plan to Operate Under NRA Rules
After a mass meeting at the George Washington Hotel Winchester merchants formed a retail food stores group to adopt the National Recovery Administration program They elected W P Anderson chairman and Hoye L Riley secretary The group agreed to a new schedule of shorter hours and higher pay to take effect August 7 with immediate start urged for those joining The list of cooperating stores includes Giuliani Bros Winchester Fruit Market The Orange Store Eagles Meat Market Fair Play Store Jones Bros L D Ritter Lewis & Trenary J S Patterson Lunsford Cash Stores Brown Meat Market Buhl Cash Grocery Harry Brown Bailey Bros Larrick Cash Grocery Anderson Meat Market People s Bargain Store Largent Sanitary Cash Stores No 1 No 2 City Meat Market Economy Food Store Earl Fries Fries Grocery Bowley s Grocery L E Harris Co J E Keffer E F Ashley E N Hardy Kremer & Bro Pure Food Store R Patton W B Snider & Co The hours fixed begin Monday August 7 with varied daily openings and closings The public is urged to join at once by sending names to Hoye Riley 29 BGA Loudoun Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
National Recovery Administration
Winchester
W. P. Anderson
Hoye L. Riley
Frederick County
Roosevelt
N. R. A. Giuliani Bros
Winchester Fruit & Vegetable Market
The
Orange
Eagles Meat Market
Fair Play Store
Jones Bros
L D. Ritter
Lewis & Trenary
J. S. Patterson
Lunsford’s
Brown's Meat Market
Buhl's Cash Grocery
Harry Brown
Bailey Bros
Larrick’s
Anderson’s Meat Market
People
Farm Credit Agency Speeds Mortgage Refinancing Campaign
The Farm Credit Administration will launch a county by county campaign to speed refinancing of farm mortgages. It was authorized to loan 2.2 billion dollars to farmers by Congress. Governor Henry Morgenthau Jr announced the effort to expedite refinancing and support existing plans in five states to buy farm mortgages from closed banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Diphtheria Clinic Registration Ends August 4
Last registration day for the diphtheria clinic is Friday August 4 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the District Nurse Association office on Court Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Court Square
Oil Code Victory Boosts Johnson Controls
Washington reports a victory for Walker Teagle and allies over strict oil price controls as Hugh S Johnson submits the oil code to the president. The piece notes industry opposition to government price limits and outlines broader labor policy thrusts under Ickes.
Mrs. Kline Bequeaths Two County Farms in Will
The will of Mrs. Katie M. Kline of Vaucluse admits two farms to bequests. One near Middletown with house and farm buildings goes to Everett D. Kline. the Vaucluse home place with three dwellings goes to Mildred L. Kline. Personal property is to be sold with minor legacies to Mildred and Katheryne Kline, debts paid, and executors F Estes Kline and Everett D. Kline bonded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie M. Kline
Vaucluse
Middletown
Mildred L. Kline
Katheryne Kline
Mildred Kline
Everett D. Kline
Miss Mary Lily Smoot To Sing Aug 8 In Winchester
Norfolk soprano Miss Mary Lily Smoot assisted by Mr Robert J McNally Jr will present a program at the George Washington Hotel on Tuesday August 8 at 8 30 pm for the District Nurses Association. She will also sing at the Massanetta Springs festival this week as a soloist with a large chorus. Tickets cost thirty five cents with proceeds aiding nursing service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lily Smoot
Mr. McNally
Norfolk
Robert J. McNally, Jr
Winchester
Walter Linthicum
Baltimore
George Washington Hotel
Nurses’ Association
Edwin Feller
Massanetta Springs
Miss Smoot
Massanetta
Richmond
Virginia
North Carolina
The
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
Newsport
Smoot
McNally
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
National City
Presbyterian Reunion Pageant Traces Valley Church Origins
In Harrisonburg Virginia on August 1 a Presbyterian reunion features a nine scene pageant tracing the denomination from Scotch Irish settlers in Ulster to its growth in the valley of Virginia. Dr John W Wayland authored the pageant text and Dr Hunter Blakley presides at the opening session with speakers including Dr F Crossley Morgan and Dr James Black. Dr Ben R Lacy will discuss notable Valley Presbyterians as the afternoon program includes greetings from church authorities and college leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisonburg
Presbyterian Church
Valley of
Virginia
Mason Springs
Ulster
Ireland
Pp. m
John W Wayland
Hunter By Blakley
Staunton
F. Crossley Morgan
Augusta
James Black
Edinburgh
Scotland
Black
Ben R. Lacy
Richmond
Valley of Virginia
F. T. McFaden
Winchester
General Assembly
Synod of Virginia
Synod of West Virginia
Hampden Sydney
Mary Baldwin
Davis and Elkins Colleges
Union Theological Seminary
Francis Pendleton Gaines
Washington and Lee University
Valley
Buying Summer Apples at Shryock's Warehouse
Shryock's Warehouse advertises summer apples for sale by phone order. Contact 361-1 for details and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shryock’s
Col Fauntleroy Vally Native Dies in Capital
Col. Powell Fauntleroy U S A retired born in Staunton September 21 1869 died at Walter Reed General Hospital Washington D C He served from 1893 1922 earning the Silver Star for Manila action He is survived by his widow Mrs Mary Fauntleroy and siblings Funeral services are set for 11 tomorrow at Gawler’s Washington with Arlington National Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Powell Fauntleroy
Staunton
Walter Reid General Hospital
Washington, D. C
War Department
Col. Fauntleroy
University of Virginia
Army Medical School
Washington
Manila
Phillippine Islands
Mary 8. Fauntleroy
Brighton
California St
Northwest
Dr. Fauntleroy
Shenandoah Valley
Major Conrad
Winchester
Gawler’s Funeral Home
Arlington National Cemetery
Disabled American Veterans Meeting at Sarah Zane Hall
The Disabled American Veterans plan a meeting at Sarah Zane Fire Company Hall on Wednesday evening August 2 at 8 30 p m Election of officers and other important business to be transacted State Commander will be present All members and eligible persons are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Voting Heavy in Winchester Dominates Democratic Primary
At 2 30 p m 1019 votes were cast across Winchester and Clarke counties with 354 in First Ward Friendship Engine House 208 in Second Ward Hall and 246 in Sarah Engine House. Candidates mobilized large field staffs as polls opened at sunrise and close at 7 15 p m. unofficial counts to follow after close of polls with canvass set for Thursday. Virginia Democrats statewide vote featured Deal Peery and Smith for governor amid repeal talks and no issue over Prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Friendship Engine House
Eee
Rouse Engine House
Wae
Sarah
Clarke
Ererency Cama
Dis
Revenue
Bright
Feld
Terr Mgr Pent
Agate
Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
Joseph T. Deal
George C. Peery
W. Worth Smith, Jr
Many Attend Mass Meeting On NRA Code
The George Washington Hotel auditorium packed with Winchester and Frederick County merchants heard explanations of how the National Recovery Administration code works. Speakers from Virginia Woolen Mill Lewis Jones Knitting Co. and W E Cooper & Sons outlined code operation for different industries. No firm with under two employees falls under the code. organizers aim to align large employers with blanket codes while awaiting specific industry codes. The meeting was informational with questions but no actions taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Frederick County
National Recovery Administration
H. B. McCormac
Virginia Woolen Mill
W. Nelson Page
Lewis Jones Knitting Co
Clark Cooper
W. E. Cooper & Sons
Roosevelt
Kitchen on wheels displayed in front of store
G E Kitchen showcases a complete mobile kitchen on wheels on Wednesday in front of the store operated by John S Miller and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Miller & CO
Cooperating With Roosevelts Plan Opens Retail Hours
The business house will operate from 7.30 a m to 5 p m daily and close at 1 p m on Saturdays under the National Recovery plan. W E Cooper and Son announces 418-spm.
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Oklahoma
O'Connell
N. Y. National Guard
M. S. Smith
John L. Lupton
N. C. Hospital
Shenandoah Co
Hospital Body
NRA
Hoye Riley
Loudoun Street
Standard Oil
Johnson
Ickes
Teagle
Walker C Teagle
Hugh S. Johnson
Blue Eagle
Miss Mary Lily Smoot
Dr. Wayland Author
Capital
Conrad
Disabled American Veterans
G. E. Kitchen
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