Militant Priest Shouts Down Merger Talk At Bonus Camp
The Rev. James R. Cox, a Pittsburgh priest, addressed 400 veterans at Camp McCloskey in Johnstown and was cheered for urging electoral action but shouted down when proposing a merger with the Blue Shirts of the jobless Liberal Party. Confusion persisted as the bonus marchers were evacuated by road and rail amid minor disturbances.
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Associated Press
Johnstown
James R. Cox
Pittsburgh
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Washington
Camp McCloskey
Father Cox
Liberal Party
Sunday School Picnic Sets Varied Program at Klines Grove
The Frederick County Sunday School Association plans its tenth annual bic nic at Kline's Grove in Vaucluse on August 11 with free horseshoe games, races, a new athletic banner, kiddie activities, bandstand program, and prizes for old and young contests. Proceeds fund the event with no profit.
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Bicnic
Frederick County
Cedar Cliff
Middletown
Kernstown
H. E. Massie
Stephens City
P. E. Lineberg
G. W. Lemley
J. D. Steele
Snyder Alleman
Winchester Park Association Baseball Games Set Tomorrow and Sunday
The Winchester Park Association schedules two 3 PM games at Rouss Spring Park this weekend. Tomorrow the Martinsburg American Legion team visits, followed by a Sunday matchup with the Indian Head Cardinals from Maryland.
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Rouss Spring Park
Winchester Park Association
Martinsburg American Legion
Indian Head Cardinals
Maryland
Final Clearance at The Betty Shoppe Dresses $2.95
Summer dresses clear out with prices set at 2.95 at The Betty Shoppe. Store invites shoppers to raid inventory and find budget fashion amid a clearance event.
Winchester Day Cleaning Works Ad
Summer prices list suits 75 cents plain dresses 85 cents cash on delivery at 210 South Braddock phone 80 classified ad for Winchester Day Cleaning Works with promotional rates and contact details.
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Winchester Day Cleaning Works
South Braddock
Committees of Local Rotary Announced in Winchester
Charles F Coffman president of the Winchester Rotary Club names the committees for the year. Members cover Aims and Objects Club Service Classification Fellowship Luncheon Music Attendance Program Public Information Vocational Service Community Service Boys' Work Crippled Children Rural Urban Acquaintance Civic Affairs Athletics International Affairs with chairmen and members detailed for each group.
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Charles F. Coffman
Winchester Rotary Club
Charles F. Coffmans
John F. Rodman, Jr
H. B. McCormac
J. S. Haldeman
Fred L. Glaize
J. V. Arthur
A. H. Jackson
W. R. Legge
Alson Hott
Lester D. Arnold
J. M. Steck, Jr
C. Vernon Eddy
Louis L. Baker
Wm. E. Cooper
H. D. Puller
Allen Gray
William Richards
Peyton Marshall
Edward Goss
Fred Read, Jr
M. B. Bickers
B. B. Wright
Joseph Hodgson
W. Nelson Page
Cyril Mee
Fred Barr
Percy Miller
Wm. Stryker
S. Porter House
Herbert Solenberger
J. W. Arthur
John F. Rodman
L. D. Arnold
J. T. Yates
D. O. Lauderback
Edward Barr
McSherry Lupton
M. V. B. Snake
H. G. Sikes
Walter Hough
H. Clay DeGrange
D. W. Lupton
Walker Bond
P. P. Pilcher
Carl Massey
Frank Armstrong
Clarke Cooper
D. J. Howard
Homer Lyman
F. L. Glaize, Sr
B. M. Reszel
T. B. Patton
R. Gray Williams
Banquet Honors Ball Players At Mee's Camp
The Winchester Park Association held its annual banquet for the park's baseball players at the Appleway Tourist Camp in Kernstown. Attendees enjoyed tennis and golf under lights before a dinner led by toastmaster Sandy Baker with speeches from John Shine Peyton Marshall Rylane Conner Hugh Grim and others. Creative entertainment followed with music by Cyril Mee and a lively trio by John Shine Tom Warren and Cyril Mee.
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Winchester Park Association
Appleway
Kernstown
Players and Association
John Shine
Peyton Marshall
Rylane Conner
Hugh Grim
Toots Taylor
George Clowser
Louis E Warren
Sandy Baker
Cary Whetzel
Cyril Mee
Tom Warren
Sunday School Picnic at Church of Christ on West Cork Street
The Sunday School of the Church of Christ will hold its annual picnic tomorrow afternoon on the Opequon creek. Superintendent H. H. Jennings said members should meet at the church on West Cork Street at 2 o'clock, with transportation provided for all attendees.
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Church of Christ
Opequon Creek
H. H. Jennings
West Cork Street
Sale of Household Effects of Mrs Rebecca Chamberlin
All household effects of Mrs Rebecca Chamberlin deceased will be sold at her late residence north end of Cameron street two o clock in the afternoon Saturday August 6 local note of sale and terms will be announced at the premises
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Rebecca Chamberlin
Cameron Street
Three Militia Units Depart For State Camp
Winchester and Berryville militia units will move by rail tomorrow afternoon to Virginia Beach for a two week encampment with the Virginia National Guard. The First Infantry will join as a brigade under Brig. Gen. S Gardner Waller, adjutant general. Units include Company I led by Capt Paul R Hartman and Headquarters Company, with Berryville’s company under Capt Rice Levi. Approximately 65, 22, and 30 men travel with officers, from Winchester to Washington then to Virginia Beach, returning August 21.
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Winchester
Berryville
Baltimore and Ohio
Virginia Beach
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Virginia
Virginia Military Forces
Company I
Paul R. Hartman
George F. Miller
Asbury Jackson
Lawrence C. Hollis
Harry L. McCann
Rice Levi
Berryville Company
Washington
Chicago Grain Elevator Fire Wrecks Three Firms
Losses exceed 6 million dollars after a blaze that started in the Quincy grain elevator spread to the Omaha Packing Company destroying four buildings. About 700 firefighters from 60 companies and three fire boats battled the flames. Three firemen were injured and many others overcome by smoke. An explosion of grain dust is suspected as the cause.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Quincy
Omaha Packing Company
Revival Services At Brucetown Methodist Church
A series of revival services will be held at the Brucetown Methodist Episcopal Church South starting Sunday August 7 for two weeks, announced by pastor Rev. C. J. Clark. Everyone is invited.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
CURB MARKET OFFERS FRESH PRODUCE AND SPECIAL ROLLS
Fresh vegetables fruits dressed chickens butter and eggs available at the curb market. Special Saturday rolls priced 10 to 15 cents. Located at 29 East Boscawen Street with hours from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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E. Boscawen St
Troy Laundry Co Advances Family Washing Special Rate
Rough dry six cents per pound for all flat work six cents per pound men’s shirts ten to twelve cents. Let us give you a special rate on your family washing. Phone 1047. Troy Laundry Co. 39 West Water St.
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Troy Laundry CO
West Water St
National Philco Trade In Week at Miller and Anderson
Aug 6 to 13 special factory arrangement offers big money savings on your old radio. Miller and Anderson provide the trade in deal and guidance during the event.
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Philco
Vinegar 25c Gallon Advertised by Willis A Hess
Local ad lists vinegar at 25 cents per gallon offered by Willis A Hess at 2033F11 with a dated notice Aug 5. The listing appears as a small classified sale item in the paper.
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Willis A. Hess
Winchester Chevrolet Sales announces catalog of cars and chassis
A 1932 Chevrolet chassis and cab with Olson extension and ten wheels is offered along with brand new tires and slightly used 1928 29 30 31 models. Chevrolet and Ford used cars of all body types are listed by Winchester Chevrolet Sales.
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Chevrolet
Ford
Winchester
Virginia Democrats Assign Convention Votes in Seventh District
The Democratic Committee reports Winchester will have 11 votes and Frederick County 13 at the Harrisonburg convention to nominate a Congress candidate after the death of Henry St. George Tucker. Delegates will be chosen soon. votes reflect last presidential ballot figures across counties and cities including Charlottesville Staunton Winchester and Harrisonburg.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Harrisonburg
Congress
Virginia
Henry St. George Tucker
Lexington
Democratic Committee
Albemarle
Amherst
Appomattox Augusta
I Ciccdens
Buckingham
Clarke
Frederick
Greene
Highland
Madison
Piecestiaiwidve Ace
Nelson
Newey
Prgos
Rappahannock
Ee Rockbridge
Ceed Rockingham
Young Democrats Plan Intensive Action for Campaigns
The Winchester Young Democratic Club announces plans for vigorous activity in upcoming campaigns. President Burr P. Harrison says an executive committee, with a representative from each precinct, will organize about six assistants per precinct to boost membership and drive support.
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Winchester
Young’ Democratic Club
Burr P. Harrison
Douglas Barnett
Thurman Ritenour
W.W. Glass, III
Bertha Kline
Eliza Tucker
Virginia Anne Huntsberry
Amos Shryock
Maynard Wisecarver
Roy A Cather
John V. Eddy
Jack T. Engle
Nation Needs Roosevelt Says Vincent Astor
Vincent Astor after a Roosevelt luncheon branded reports of Roosevelt as an irresponsible radical as stupid and untrue. He pledged support and said Roosevelt has the vision and leadership to restore confidence and economic security. Astor noted his vote for both parties in past presidential races.
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Albany
N. Y
Vincent Astor
Astor
Roosevelt
John Jacob Astor
John J. Raskob
Astor Holdings
Roosevelt Hyde Park
Hudson
Alfred E .Sraith
Body of Woman Found Near Home in Natchez Woods
The body of 60 year old Miss Jane Merrill was found in a thicket about 200 yards from her house after an all night search. She had two bullet wounds in the neck and one in the side and a coroner's inquest returned death at the hands of unknown person or persons. Authorities questioned neighbor Dick Dana who denied involvement. Merrill's father Ayers Merrill was a former American ambassador to Belgium.
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Associated Press
Natchez
Miss
Jane Merrill
Merrill
Ante-Bellum Plantation
Edward Denoist
Adams County
Dick Dana
Miss Merrill
Dana
Ayers Merrill
Belgium
Reynolds
Reynolda
Winston- Salem
Miss Holman
Walker
Young Sportsman
Transell Scott
Stewart Warnken
Libby
Awnings Asked Up For City Ordinance Enforcement
On North Loudoun Street observers note many business awnings are only a fourth way up. Police report city ordinances require awnings to be at least eight feet above the sidewalk and enforcement was ordered after a Tuesday night council session.
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Loudoun Street
Common Council
Relatives Aid Youths Accused in Richmond Robbery Case
Richmond attorney Joseph C. Nunnally announced relatives were en route to help defend two youths charged with attempted highway robbery after a bank trap. The pair were identified as Howard D. Curry and William Craft, with Curry revealed as son of a retired Ronceverte teacher and Craft having a brother in a West Virginia public utility firm.
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Associated Press
Richmond
West Virginia
Joseph C. Nunnally
Jack Liggett
William Craft
Lewisburg
W. Va
George N. Davis
R. K. Robertson
Davis-Stuart
Hundred Men Still Needed For U S Army
Local recruiting officer H T Smith announced the service seeks 100 men for duty in Panama Hawaii the Philippine Islands and China. Applicants aged 18 to 34 may enlist with two horses four radio operators sought and experienced workers preferred.
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Set. H. T. Smith
United States Army
Panama
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
China
Philippines
Regular meeting for ROUSS fire company August 5
The ROUSS Fire Company calls a regular monthly meeting Friday night August 5 at 8 o'clock. All members interested in the August 12 trip to Alexandria should attend for final arrangements. Bring a brother fireman. Lee M. Lamp, President.
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Alexandria
Lee M. Lamp
Reynolds Actress Widow Faces Court If She Seeks Bail
Berlin dispatch reports an emergency decree for the death penalty and swift trials for political agitators, to be signed by President Von Hindenburg within hours if terrorism persists. The cabinet discussed harsher penalties and emergency courts as Nazi and opposition factions clash nationwide. The upheaval has left over 1,000 injured and 130 dead in 65 days.
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Berlin
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Kurt von Schleicher
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Adolf Hitler
Konstantin von Neurath
Hitler
National Socialists
Mee Befenean
Von
Reich
Altona
Hamburg
Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Libby Holman and Ab Walker Indicted in Reynolds Murder
Winston-Salem reports Libby Holman Reynolds and Albert Walker were indicted for the murder of Smith Reynolds. The grand jury found true bills, with prosecutors to decide the degree of verdict. Walker was jailed. Libby’s custody remains unresolved as authorities seek legal maneuvers for her possible release.
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Associated Press
Winston-Salem
N C
Carlisle Higgins
Libby Holman Reynolds
Ab Walker
Smith Reynolds
Higgins
Ohio City
Sheriffames Scott
Forsyth County
Holman
Ieee
Bailey Lipfert
Young Walker
Chum
Roams Reynolds
N. C
Albert Walker
Libby
Walker
Reynolds
Cincinnati
Ohio
New York
Winchester Police Court Delivers Minor Drunk and Disorder Cases
Judge Donald L. Weems heard several cases on drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Delbert Hunter and John K. Larsen of Washington DC were fined 12 dollars for public drunkenness, Henry L. Moore and Elwood Hausley of Alexandria were fined 5 dollars each for disorderly conduct. Eston Thornton of Millwood was fined 12 dollars for drunkenness. Lawrence Vance, 9, of Baker Street, had a property destruction charge dismissed after his friends explained the tire incident struck the Jenkins home door.
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Winchester
Donald L. Weems
Delbert Hunter
John K. Larsen
Washington, D. C
Henry L. Moore
Elwood Hausley
Alexandria
Eston Thornton
Millwood
Clarke County
Regular meeting of Sarah Zane Fire Co Friday night
Regular meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company set for Friday night at 8 o clock. Refreshments and smoker after the meeting. R B Brown, Captain.
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Sarah Zane Fire Co
R. B. Brown
CUT FLOWERS Gladiolus Roses Hurst
WANTED To trade two short wheel base twenty nine and thirty Chevrolet trucks Winchester Chevrolet Sales ads note contact through phone numbers 819 or 1058 and reference T 26 1p Tuesday Friday tf with business listing from Hurst area flowers and vehicle trade offer
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Hurst
Winchester Chevrolet
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Carter
Gton
Huntington
Doak Carter
Thomas Barton
State Police
Robinson
Western Points
Kentucky
Harrisburg
Department of Welfare
Pinchot
Johns
Eddie McClorskey
Pennsylvania
Kline’s Woods
Civic Club
Mee
Battle
Chicago Blaze
APPLE
Natchez, Miss
U. S. Army
Rouss Fire
von Hindenburg
North Carolina
Libby Holman
Father
Young Ab Walker
Torch Singer
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