Valley Central Conference Meet At Mayland
The Virginia Valley Central Congregational Christian Conference convenes at Mayland Congregational Christian Church near Broadway on Wednesday and Thursday. Leaders include Rev. A. W. Andes and Dr. J. O. Atkinson with programs on publications orphanage youth and church education.
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Virginia Valley Central Congregational-Christian Conference
Mayland Congregational-Christian Church
Broadway
R. L. Williamson
Fannie May Layman
Mayland Church
Alfred Dofflemyer
Bethel Church
Young People
Sesson
Youth Fellowship
K. B. Hook
Winchester
R. O. Rothgeb
Luray
Christian Endeavor
L. S. Smith
Elon College
M. L. Weekley
Linville
L. E. Smith
Stanley C. Harrell
Southeast Convention of
Congregational-Christian Congregational - Christian Churches
J. O. Atkinson
Desecration of Algerian Mosque Triggers Rioting
In Algiers two days of clashes between Muslims and Jews leave twenty five dead and hundreds injured. Riots subsided after three trainloads of troops arrived from Algiers. Officials cited a Jewish French soldier's desecration of a mosque as the spark.
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Associated Press
Algiers
Algeria
Constantine
Poulter renews effort to reach advanced base
Dr. Thomas Poulter, leader of the second tractor expedition against Admiral Byrd, reports resuming the southward push after a blizzard and recovering a trapped sledge from a crevasse. A radio speech from Byrd may air Wednesday night, officials say, as Little America reports Byrd back in camp.
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Associated Press
America
Antarctica
Mackay Radio
Thomas Poulter
Richard E. Byrd
Poulter
New York
Byrd
Mark
World News At A Glance
A compact roundup across cities reports Kadlusboski revived after drowning in Manhasset. Roosevelt invited to Virginia Legion convention in Lynchburg. Byrd may appear on Little America broadcast. Long Walmsley clash in New Orleans. AFL leader Green cites ten million unemployed. Binker shot while escaping in Missouri. corn hog checks mailed at one million daily. Poland and Czechoslovakia join embargoes. riots kill twenty five in Constantine. Hitler lauds Hindenburg. Hitler vows no future large scale war. London Mail quotes Hitler on self defense.
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Associated Press
Manhasset
N. Y
Stanley Kadlusboski
Richmond
Roosevelt
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Lynchburg
New York
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Admiral Byrd
Little American
Little America
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
Atlantic City
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Jefferson City
Manual Binker
Washington
Geneva
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Paraguay
Bolivia
Algiers
Constantine
Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Paul von Hindenure
London
London Mail
Hitler
Old Glory Hauled Down In Haiti Leaves Marines
The U S flag flown for 19 years over Cap Haitien Marine barracks in Haiti was lowered as Haitian and U S officials marked the withdrawal of American forces. Lieut Col McClellan lowered the flag and by Aug 7 Marines will move to Port au Prince. final ceremonies are expected Aug 15 before ships sail to the United States.
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Associated Press
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
United States
Marine Corps
Cap Haitien
Col. McClellan
Unemployment Levels Rise in U S as Labor Chief Speaks
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor says about 10 million Americans are still idle amid a council session in Atlantic City. He notes NRA policies impact on employment and urges more job opportunities to reduce unemployment. A second item reports Minneapolis court injunction seeks to challenge Olson restrictions during a truck drivers strike.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Executive Council
The
A. F. of L
Naional Recovery Administration
NRA
Minneapolis
Minn
Floyd B. Olson
National Guard
Baker's Drug Store Clarifies Prescription Count
Baker's Drug Store corrects an earlier ad from last Saturday stating 600 prescriptions. the accurate figure is 600,000 prescriptions on file. The correction appears in updated notices and continues to emphasize extensive prescription records.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Winchester Letter Carriers Host Shenandoah Valley Meeting
The Winchester post office branch 694 of the National Letter Carriers Association hosted visitors from Shenandoah Valley offices for a buffet luncheon and business meeting. Clarence F. Stinson, assistant secretary, spoke on national labor legislation as delegates from Harrisonburg Charlottesville Staunton Roanoke and other towns attended. Officers elected included John H. Seal Jr president L C Taylor secretary and D E O Connel treasurer with meetings set quarterly and a November gathering in Harrisonburg.
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Winchester Post Office
National Letter Carriers’ Association
Shenandoah Valley
Ladies’ Auxiliary
W. Nelson Page
Martin
Clarence F. Stinson
Washington, D.C
Stinson
Long Beach
Calif
California
F. H. Hightman
Maryland State Branch
Hagerstown
S. H. Branner
D. E. O'Donnell
J. Elmer Roller
Montie E. Armentrout
R. J. Sullivan
Oliver E. Tarbell
Wilbur A. Shull
M. J. Ritchie
Harrisonburg
Cecil Lupton
Strasburg
L. C. Taylor
John H. Seal, Jr
Winchester
L .C. Taylor
Charlottesville
D. E. O’vonnell
H.C. Manuel
W. S. Baker, Jr
Waynesboro
Cecil B. Lupton
S Irasburg
Petersburg
Winchester Letter Carriers
H. C. Manuel
J. H. Jr
C. L. Pfeffer
Joseph P. Miller
J. A. Haines
Nations League says Poland and Czechoslovakia join arms embargo
Geneva report states Poland and Czechoslovakia will join the global arms embargo against Paraguay and Bolivia. They reserve the right to re examine the situation if other nations fail to participate.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Paraguay
Bolivia
South End Hose Co August Meeting Notice
South End Hose Co invites full attendance at its August business meeting on Monday night August 6. Members are urged to be present for committee reports and planning.
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South End Hose CO
Typewriters and Adding Machines Sold or Repaired
Kenneth E Henry & Co sells and repairs typewriters and adding machines at 127 S Braddock Street Phone 924. Business notice dated 8 2 1p 6t.
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Kenneth E. Henry & CO
S. Braddock Street
Farmers Obiest in Vain to the Sale of Homes
Several hundred farmers and home owners massed at Bucks county courthouse to halt a public sale of 1900 delinquent tax homes. Despite Pinchot appeal the sale started an hour late. most properties were bought by the county. Owners have two years to regain possession.
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Associated Press
Doylestown
Bucks County
Gifford Pinchot
Louis Bestley
United Farmers Protective Association
Pinchot
Milford
Grundy
United States
Joseph R. Grundy
L. M. Landis
Diplomat Ordered To Return Home
In Santiago Chile an official said the Chilean minister to Paraguay Gallardo Nieto was instructed to return to Chile. The cablegram ordered him to deliver a note protesting press attacks on Chilean neutrality in the Chaco war to the Paraguayan government.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Paraguay
Gallardo Nieto
Chaco
Reward offered for coat with wallet stolen from office
A reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of a brown flannel sport coat that contained a wallet and papers. The coat was taken from an office on August 2. See John W. Rice for details.
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John W. Rice
Stickley Wins State Amateur Trap Shooting Title
Claude B. Stickley of Vaucluse captured the Virginia amateur trap-shooting championship at Cavalier Gun Club with 196 of 200. Walter Beaver of Berwyn, Pa., took the non-resident crown with 198. C J Renner of Winchester won the two-day Virginia all-round title with 332 of 350.
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Associated Press
Virginia Beach
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Winchester Gun Club
Virginia
Cavalier
Walter Beaver
Berwyn
E. L. Moss
Richmond
Renner
C. J
Tony’ Renner
Winchester
Frank Huesman
Washington
Virginia Richards
Roanoke
William Richards
E. E. Cuthbert
C. J. Renner
R. L. Bell
Norfolk
Moss
Beaver
E. E. Bishop
Bradenton
Fla
J. M. McComb
U. S. Navy
J. N. Devine
Devine
Wilson
A. G. Moseley Jr
Newport News
H. S. Wilson
Robert Tunstall
Cavalier Club
Local Pastor To Address Frederick County Picnic
Rev. Cartney H. Anderson of the Assembly of God Church in Winchester will deliver the principal address at the Frederick County Sunday School picnic in Kline's Grove, Vaucluse, on August 9. Rev. W. P. Saunders of Middletown Methodist Church will preside over the speakers' program.
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Cartney H. Anderson
Assembly of God Church
Winchester
Frederick County
Kline’s Grove
Vaucluse
W. P. Saunders
Middletown Methodist Church
The
Star
Sun Bakes Potatoes And Bursts Melons
In Leonardstown Maryland Aug 6 residents report sunbaked potatoes in Calvert county fields while in St Marys county watermelons heated by a heat wave burst, steaming heads. Rain followed a long dry spell causing sudden temperature drop and melon juice to steam with loud plops.
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Associated Press
Leonardstown
Calvert County
St. Mary's County
Police Court Hears Wide Range Of Charges
More than $100 in fines and costs were imposed in Police Court. Cases included liquor violations fighting vagrancy and illegal possession with several defendants receiving jail terms fines or suspended sentences. Notable outcomes include G F Fletcher jailed for larceny and Bernard Leber and James Dean granted six month suspensions if they leave the city.
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William A. Tinsman
G. F. Fletcher
Lyle Strosnider
Charles Taylor
Asault
MOTH SEAL BAGS DRY CLEANING NOTICE AT WINCHESTER DAY CLEANING
Moth Seal Bags protect heavy garments during cleaning and storage. Services include felt hats and Panama hats with prices for linen suits and plain sleeveless dresses. Located at 210 S Braddock St, contact 60 for service details.
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Winchester Day Cleaning Works
S. Braddock St
Dentist Dr. Leon Slavin Opens Office in 212 W Boscawen St
Dr. Leon Slavin announces the opening of his dentistry practice on August 7 in Dr. P W Boyd’s office building at 212 West Boscawen Street. Telephone 1317. Also advertised bargains in hosiery sheer materials and gloves by Moling & Cather.
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Leon Slavin
P. W. Boyd
W.boscawen St
Moling & Cather
Big Increase In Russian Exports
Washington August 6 exports to Soviet Russia rose sharply in June reaching 1 765 000 dollars, more than seven times the 242 000 dollars recorded in June 1933. Imports from the USSR increased only slightly, according to Department of Commerce figures.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
Soviet Russia
Department of Commerce
Hitler Pays Tribute To Hindenburg In Berlin Funeral Sermon
Chancellor Adolf Hitler delivered a eulogy for Paul von Hindenburg before officials and citizens in Berlin's Kroll Opera House. He announced plans to speak again at Hindenburg's tomb in Tannenberg and urged Germans to look beyond the moment toward peace and national honor.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Mushal Paul von Hindenburg
Kroll Opera House
Tannenberg
Germany
Berg
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Geremany
Paul von Hindenburg
Reichstag
General von Hindenburg
Radium Treatment for Marie Dionne Quintuplet Praised
Johns Hopkins specialists from Baltimore visited Callander Ontario to observe Marie Dionne after a radium treatment for a tumor on her right side. Dr. Howard Kelly and family members examined the quintuplets at the farm house and praised Dr. A R Dafoe and his two nurses for their care.
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Associated Press
Callander
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Marie
Howard Kelly
Johns Hopkins
Edmund Kelly
A. R. Dafoe
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