Rossi and Codos Set New Long Distance Mark
Rossi and Codos establish a distance record as they pass 20 miles west-southwest of Vienna at 1 52 a m while flying the Joseph Le Brix from Floyd Bennett Field New York. They report rough Atlantic weather and plan a route to Vienna Budapest Aleppo then Baghdad or Karachi.
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Vienna
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Joseph le Brix
Munich
Rossi and
Codos
Floyd Bennett Field
North Atlantic
Halifax
Brittany
le Bourget
Lieutenant Rossi
Madame Codos
Madame Rossi
Weather Bureau
Budapest
Aleppo
Persian Gulf
Bagdad
Karachi
France
NRA Leader Urges Purchases to Back Jobs and Defense
A national appeal urges private buyers to support job preservation and asks Congress to authorize further provisions. States and local governments are urged to act. An unprecedented arbitration board, created by President Roosevelt, will meet to resolve existing labor disputes. John L. Lewis and UMW leaders are expected to influence mine reopenings in Pennsylvania.
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Congress
Arbitration Board
Wagner
New York
Roosevelt
Staiff
John L. Lewis
Press of America
Vincent
United Mine Workers Ors
Pennsylvania
Johnson presses retailers on hours and NRA label policy
General Johnson warned Indiana grocers against shortening store hours citing the Presidents re employment agreement. He noted the typical week hovered around 63 hours and warned that reducing hours could derail anticipated re employment and wages. He urged reconsideration of retail codes and signia withdrawal threats while signaling a modified Blue Eagle plan and a consumer buy-at NRA labeled stores push.
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Johnson
General Johnson
Indiana Retail Grocers Association
Cleveland
NRA
Two Couples Licensed To Wed In Cumberland Area
Two marriage licenses were issued at the Corporation Clerk's office over the weekend. Both couples were from in or near Cumberland, Maryland. Edna R. Kennedy and Edward C. Ackerman, both of Cumberland, wed. Ethel M. Bell of Lake, Maryland, and Ralph G. Cove of Cumberland also received licenses.
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Corporation Clerk's Office
Cumberland, Md
Edna R. Kennedy
Edward C. Ackerman
Cumberland
Ethel M. Bell
Lake, Md
Ralph G. Cove
Dullness Rules Security Markets as Traders Pause
New York, Aug. 7. Dullness ruled the security markets with bulls and bears pausing to gauge each other. Spot trading was at a low ebb since the 1933 up swing began, tickers stood still, and boards were largely empty. Call money returned at 1 percent. Sterling opened unchanged at 4.49 3/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Farley Leads Push in Pie Industry Code Diagramming
Chairman Farley initiates an effort to map the regulatory code governing the head of the political pie industry. The move aims to clarify how the sector operates and influences public policy.
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Farley
Community remembers Dr. Frank McFaden with tributes
Winchester clergy and friends praise Dr. Frank T. McFaden for a life of service. The Assembly of God pastor Rev. Cartney H. Anderson and others laud his sincerity, charity, and leadership, noting his influence on church and civic life and his embodiment of Christian ideals.
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DR. McFaden
Howdy
Anderson
Cartney H. Anderson
Assembly of God
Frank McFaden
Winchester Ministerial Association
McFaden
Winchester
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
F. T. McFaden
Nelson
Robert B.’Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Waterspout sighting over Chesapeake Bay near Tilghman Island
Baltimore insurer C. L. Woods reported a waterspout on the Chesapeake Bay about 15 miles below Tilghman’s Saturday morning. He described a steam-like cloud rising from the water meeting a cloud above, forming a funnel shape before swiftly moving toward the western shore and vanishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Tilghman’s
C. L. Woods
Woods
Urschel Freed After Nine Day Kidnapping
Oil magnate Charles F. Urschel is released after nine days in captivity. Reports say a ransom of $200,000 was paid, among the largest extortion sums of its time, with Urschel and his wife seen returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Urschel
Urschel
Public Works Funds Awarded To Pennsylvania
The Public Works Administration announced allotments totaling 118,891,004 for Pennsylvania. Of this, 5,750,000 funds the federal aid highway system, 5,420,000 extends the system into municipalities, and 7,720,000 goes to secondary or feeder roads across all sixty seven counties.
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Washington
Public Works
Pennsylvania
Illinois
New Jersey
Public Works Administration
Chicago Grain Market Prices
Closing quotations today show Chicago futures September 98 percent December 1.014 percent May 1.0518. Baltimore spot 1.00 Winchester spot 85. Prices supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling Corporation via Stickell Sales Corporation from Hagerstown Maryland.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Mrs. Mary Latham Dies at Daughter’s Home in Washington
Mrs. Mary E. Latham widow of Charles A. Latham died at her daughter Mrs. James W. Berry’s home in Washington D C. She was born in Winchester and survived by daughter Mrs. Berry grandson John Latham Berry and sister Mrs. Emma C. Goshert. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Market Street M E Church with Rev. Wallace M Brashears officiating and interment in Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Mary E. Latham
Charles A. Latham
James W. Berry
Washington, D. C
Chevy Chase
John Latham Berry
Emma C. Goshert
Winchester
Market Street
M. E
Wallace M. Brashears
Mt. Hebron
Four Held In Exchange Gassing
Four men described as members of the Commoners' Party were arrested in Boston after tear gas closed the New York Stock Exchange. They were held on $5000 bail each and face trial for conspiracy to promote anarchy on August 15. The suspects are Clarence J. Lyons Willis W Overton Otto Referle and Paul Palavii.
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Associated Press
Boston
Commoners
New York Stock Exchange
Clarence J. Lyons Willis W Overton
Otto Referle
Paul Palavii
City League Games Weekly Schedule
This week features South End Indians versus Post Office on August 7 and All Stars versus Virginia Woolen Mill on August 9. The Old Timers face Sunny Side on August 10 with Ball Hawks against Lions on August 11.
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South End Indians
Post Office
All Stars
Woolen Mill
Old Timers
Sunny Side
Ball Hawks
Lions
Va Woolen Mill
Sungside
Lions Clu
South End
Ind
Harton County Crash Injures Three Authorities Cite Reckless Driving
Saturday afternoon about five oclock two cars collided one mile north of Middletown. C Glenn Wilkins and wife and mother in law Ella Didawick were hurt. Wilkins fractured wrist and Mrs Didawick damaged lip and teeth. Albert Minor uninjured. Minor cited for reckless driving to appear Wednesday at ten.
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Middletown
C. Glenn Wilkins
Ella N. Didawick
George F. Miller
Wilkins
National League Standings and Results Recap
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia 12 over Washington 8 and Detroit 7-2 over Cleveland 3-1. New York 5 over Boston 4, Chicago 6-1 over St. Louis 5-7. Tonight's matches include Washington at New York and Chicago at St. Louis with several city pairings. Tomorrow's games feature Washington at New York and Philadelphia at Boston with New York hosting Brooklyn in a 10 innings game context.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pet. W
New York Washington
All-Stars Rout Middleburg in Front Royal Thirty-Second Showdown
Front Royal hosts a baseball clash as University of Virginia star Peck Luck collects 14 hits with 8 doubles for the Front Roval All-Stars who defeat Middleburg 8 to 2. Goodwin adds a homer and double amid a late 5-run burst. Jewett, Browning, and McFall contribute multiple hits while Ball and Waddell stand out for Middleburg.
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Peck Luck
University of Virginia Star
Middleburg
Front Royal
Goodwin
Stars
Jewett
B. Browning
Lacy McFall
T. Ball
Waddell
Old Explosion Believed Cause Of Sewer Break
Sewer line on North Loudoun Street between Fairfax Lane and Peyton Street is exposed and badly crushed prompting reconstruction. City Manager Pilcher notes traffic may be disrupted while crews assess damage, with previous explosions blamed for weakening the line and a recent cave-in revealing long existing issues. Police supervision will guide traffic flow during repairs.
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Loudoun Street
Fairfax Lane
Peyton Street
Pilcher
Peyton
Baker Street
Public Sale of Winchester Property on West Cork Street
Trustee Herbert S. Larrick will auction the Carl E Kater property at 29 West Cork Street Winchester Va on Wednesday September 6 1933 at noon. Terms require one third cash and balance in two equal annual installments with interest and security by deed of trust and building insurance. Auctioneer C I Brumback. Reference deeds dated 1931 1932 recorded in City Clerk offices.
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Carl B. Kater
Winchester
West Cork Street
Carl E Kater
M M. Lynch
Harriett B. Shepard
Herbert S. Larrick
C. I. Brumback
Local league scores with Park and Millwood clubs listed
The summary lists numerous match results among area clubs including Park against Millwood A C Wood stock teams such as Woodstock French Wash N C Wash Bunker Hill Williamsport Majestic Middleburg S M A Round Hill Vienna Purcellville Nat Gd Hagerstown Middlebury Shannon Blue Ribbon Waynesboro N A C C P Tel Millwood Hose Co 3 South End Hose Co 3 Misb g Paramount Cabbies Bunker Hill Pikeside Williamsport Amer L Martinsburg and a note that Gen Johnson clarifies the new deal does not urge universal royal flush pursuit.
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Millwood A. C
Woodstock A. C
French A. C
Wash
N.C Wash
Bunker Hill A. C
Williamsport Cats
Majestic A. C
Majestic A.C
Middleburg A. C
S.M.A
Round Hill A C
Vienna A. C
Purcellville A C
Nat. Gd
Hagerstown
Middlebury A. C
Shannon A C
Blue Ribbon
Blue Sox
Mtsb
Waynesboro
A. C
Millwood
Hose Co
Purcellville
South End
Winchester
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Mr. Lambert
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
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Frank T. McFaden
Kipling
Chesapeake
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Carl
By Jack Lordi
Certz
Breen
Carl Hupeet
ST. Louis Cardinals
Gant
Seman
Crit New
Mary Latham
Harton County
National League
All-Stars
Se City Realty
Scott
R. J. Scott
RED Cross
Central Press Association, Inc
Joseph JU. Tynan
San Francisco
Chas. M. Schwab
Archie Rosing
Round Lake ,Ll
Gen. Johnson
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