Leaders Tell Cane Are Of Short Life And Will Find Way
Roosevelt told labor non partisan League it will shape a new political alignment in 1940. He said past laws corrected unfair practices and that reactions to reforms are short lived. Berry and union leaders pledged league support for his reelection and a lasting nonpartisan plank.
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Washington
Ent Roosevelt
Labor
George L. Berry
League
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Amera Federation of Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Berry
Frank Delano Roosevelt
United States
Ber
Lar
Rooseelt
Winchester Guardsmen prepare for Virginia maneuvers
During this week and next, Headquarters Company and Company I of the 116th Infantry will join maneuvers at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania. Some units moved to Front Royal and Winchester. others travel to Quantico for state rifle matches and Sharpshooter contests at Perry Ohio.
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116Th Infanry
Intown Gap
Front Royal
Virginia
Peery
Winchester
Indiantown Gap
Ing
Indiantown
Quantico Comng
Mp Perry
Ohio
Farpr
Iig
Vic
Rush Holt to Keynote Coughlin Convention in Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 14 Senator Rush D Holt of West Virginia will deliver the opening keynote at the Rev Charles Coughlins National Union for Social Justice convention. Rep William Lemke and Thomas C OBrien will address the mass meeting August 16 at Cleveland Stadium.
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Cleveland
Walter D. Davis
Charles B. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Rush D. Holt
D. W. Va
Davis
William Lemke
North Dakota
Thomas C. O’brien
Boston
Union Party
Cleveland Stadium
Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Sylvester V. McMahon
Ohio State
Union
Harold H. Burton
National Guardsmen Begin Two-Week War Games at Indiantown Gap
Seven thousand eight hundred National Guardsmen from Virginia Maryland District of Columbia and Pennsylvania began a two week training encampment at Indiantown Gap Reservation. The unit of the Twenty-ninth Division arrived by motorcade and prepared for intensive field exercises as officers noted similarities to the earlier Twenty-eighth Division camp.
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Indiantown Gap
Army of the United States
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Building Boom Keeps City Jobs With New Homes
In Winchester construction remains active with many men employed as dwellings and other buildings rise and renovations proceed. Since January skilled workers like carpenters and masons have had ample contracts, with some crews traveling to other communities for help. August looks busy as two permits totaling about 8000 dollars cover new dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Winchester Park Association Meeting Tonight at City Hall
The Winchester Park Association holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at 8 o clock in the City Hall Council Chamber. The president Ryland Conner urges all members to attend as business of importance will be transacted.
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Winchester Park Association
Ryland Conner
Yard Party Benefit at Burnt Factory Church
A garden event at the home of Mr and Mrs Warren Daugherty 236 Parkway on Thursday August 13 features home made ice cream to raise funds for Burnt Factory Church. Local residents are invited to attend the yard party and support the church.
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Warren Daugherty
Parkway
Paxton Chapel Benefit Notice for August 22
Church event at Paxton Chapel set for Wednesday night August 22 with a rain date the following night. Proceeds support the church. hours listed as 8 5 and 10 10 21.
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Paxton Chapel
Uniforms for Martinsburg Convention Issued
Uniforms will be issued at the engine house on Monday and Tuesday evenings August 10 and 11. Members planning to attend the convention on August 12 are urged to obtain uniforms early.
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ROUSS
Martinsburg
Engine House
Death Comes In Her Sleep Mrs Mackay-Smith Dies At Seal Harbor
Mrs. Virginia Stuart Mackay Smith widow of Bishop Alexander Mackay Smith of the Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Pennsylvania died in her sleep at her Seal Harbor Maine cottage. Her daughters Mrs William Bell Watkins and Mrs Carl Boy Ed were abroad with families when informed. Funeral set for Seal Harbor next Sunday and burial to follow in Washington DC where her husband lay.
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Virginia Stuart Mackay- Smith
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Pennsylvania
Seal Harbor
Maine
Clarke County
Mackay-Smith
William Bell » Watkins
Carl Boy-Ed
Millwood
Europe
Berlin
Mackal-Smith
England
Watkins
Columbus
New York
That City
Seventh District Young Democrats Plan September Convention
The Young Democratic Club of the Seventh District will hold a district convention at Woodstock on September 5 with district chairman John D. Neff announcing the event and an executive committee meeting set for August 17 at Woodstock to arrange the convention. Invitations to Senator Harry F. Byrd and Congressman A. Willis Robertson are expected for the afternoon session with a dance in the evening. District officers will be elected and nominees chosen for committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democratic Club
Woodstock
John D. Neff
Staunton
Neff
Harry Byrd, Jr
Winchester
Steward Moore
Lexington
Tavenner
Robert Harnsberger
Luray
Edgar Sipe
Harrisonburg
Peyton Gish
Fishersville
Ed. Williams
Berryville
Res. Wright, Jr
Strasburg
Harry F. Byrd
A. Willis Robertson
Roanoke
Opening of Grocery Store at 364 Charles Lind Street
Announcement notes the opening of a new grocery store located at 364 Charles Lind Street. The notice specifies the start date as October 11, 1910, with intent to serve the surrounding community.
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Charles Charles Lind. St
Swimmers of America Keep Up Their Wins
Olympic events in Berlin see American swimmers Olive McKean and Katherine Rawls place sixth and seventh in the 100 meters freestyle. America’s 800 meter relay team advances, while Japan dominates sprints with new records. In water polo the U S loses to Belgium and exits. Jesse Owens signals he will turn professional if incentives are offered following his sprint and long jump titles and world record relay.
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Berlin
America
Olive McKean
Seattle
Katherine Rawls
Miami
Fla
Rita Mastenbroek
Holland
Helene Madison
Charlie Nutter
Ralph Gilman
Paul Wolf
Jack Medica
John Macionis
Yale
Ralph Flanagan
Macionish
Hiroshi Negami
Japan
Flanagan
Nippon
Shozo Mankino
Shumpei Uto
Jack Mendica
Macionis
Belgium
Germany
United States
William Waterhouse
Woodbridge Metcalf
California
Jesse
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Owens
Trial Justice Hears Two Cases
Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner heard two cases. A. L. Breeden of Frederick County was jailed 30 days fined 100 dollars and costs and had his driver’s license suspended for one year for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Earl Foreman and Ira Foreman were given a hearing on fighting charges. Earl was fined 10 dollars and costs.
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A. J. Tavenner
A. L. Breeden
Frederick County
Earl Foreman
Ira Foreman
Earl
Ira
Mary Astor Testifies in Cross-Examination Over Affairs
Actress Mary Astor faces sharp cross examination in Los Angeles over alleged affairs with George Kaufman and others as her divorce fight with Dr. Franklin Thorpe continues. A bench warrant for Kaufman is noted as the diary may be used as evidence.
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Los Angeles
Mary Astor
Franklyn Thorpe
George G. Kaufman
Joseph Anderson
Thorpe
Bennett Cerf
New York
George S. Kaufman
Kaufman
Franklin Thorpe
Miss Astor
Dr. Thorpe
Anderson
George Kaufman
United States
William Anderson
Irving Thalberg
Hollywood
Norma Shearer
Thalberg
Santa Catalina Island
Lindbergh Angered by Photographers at Scientific Congress
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh objected to photographers at the International Congress of Experimental Cytology in Copenhagen. He agreed to stay after Dr. Hans Fischer obtained a group-shot compromise, with a postponement of the mechanical heart demonstration to tomorrow.
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Copenhagen
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hans Fischer
Danish Biological Institute
Fischer
International Congress of Experimental Cytology
Alexis Carrel
New York
August Krogh
Lindbergh
Dr. Carrel
Col.Lindbergh
Andreas Dam
Rep Woodrum In Motor Crash Near Toano Virginia
Rep Clifton Woodrum a Democratic congressman from Virginia's Sixth District was injured when his car failed to negotiate a sharp turn at the east end of Toano and struck the community house. He was taken to Bell Hospital Williamsburg with scalp lacerations and heavy bleeding but officials said injuries were not serious.
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Toano
Clifton Woodrum
Virginia
Bell Hospital
Williamsburg
President Summons Flood Control Advisors To Desk
President Roosevelt called federal flood control advisers to the White House as he returned to Washington. Aiming to outline a Western and Northern Pennsylvania Southern New York and possibly Ohio tour, he discussed starting operations under the 320 million omnibus flood control act. A special committee will select projects for quick contracting and has drafted a preliminary program for New England and the Middle Atlantic states.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Pennsyvana
New York
Ohio
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Abel Wolman
National Resources Board
Washinton
Lindbergh and Carrel unveil mechanical heart in 1935
After four years of study Col. Lindbergh and Dr. Carrel announced completion of their mechanical heart in June 1935. The device, called a pump, circulates a protein mixture colored red to observe live organ function in an artificial chamber. It uses a gas mix of 40 percent oxygen, 3 to 4 percent carbon dioxide, and the rest nitrogen.
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Col. Lindbergh
Dr. Carrel
Speedy Trial For Murderer
Martin Moore a 22 year old hotel employee was arraigned on murder and first degree burglary charges in Asheville North Carolina He waived the preliminary hearing and was ordered held for trial in Superior Court for the slaying of Helen Clevenger The solicitor said the case against Moore is set for indictment and grand jury next Monday Moore described as six feet three inches tall was arrested Saturday night and confessed after hours of questioning in the county penthouse jail
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Asheville
N. C
Martin Moore
Negro Hotel Employe
Helen Clevenger
Zeb V. Nettles
Laurence E. Brown
Petite Helen Clevenger
New York University
Staten Island N. Y
Nettles
Moore
Grand Sire to Attend Tri County Odd Fellows Meeting
Colonel Parke P. Deans of Richmond, grand sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, will be guest of honor at a regular Tri County Odd Fellows meeting in Middletown on August 20. Marsh Run Lodge 147 will host with lodges from Winchester, Front Royal, Bentonville, and Stephens City represented.
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Winchester
Front Royal
Bentonville
Stephens City
John Bywaters
Opequon
Frederick
Colonel Deans
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Virginia Odd Fellows
Marsh Run
Predict Crush of the Revolt In Spain Gains Shown
Government gains in the Spanish war were announced as rebel-held communities fell. Loyal forces pressed toward Madrid from the north and south while battles raged along the coast and near the mountains north of the capital.
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Madrid
Spain
Loya
Straits of Gibraltar
Hughes Goes Unannounced Flight Leaves In Sealed Mission
Howard Hughes, millionaire aviator, took off from Union Terminal in his flying laboratory with 1,250 gallons of fuel. Destination was unannounced as he cloaks his aviation feats in secrecy and explores a new radio wavelength permit. Hughes holds the Los Angeles to New York record and world land plane speed mark.
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Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Sportsman-Flier
Union Terminal
Hughes
New York
Flying Laboratory
Hughes Air
Water Committee Chores Water Bond Report
A special committee appointed by President Peyton Marshall to study the water problem met today in the city manager's office. The council previously set a September 29 election date for a proposed $500,000 water bond. A craneis hearing on the committee's report may be scheduled, though no date is fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton Marshall
Common Council
Croneis
Firemen's Jubilee Opens Tonight at Fair Grounds
The Friendship Fire Company presents a six night Jubilee Week at the Fair Grounds featuring Krause Greater Shows with midway rides clowns circus acts and fireworks. Eight riding devices and ten big feature shows highlight the program as the fire company hopes for generous public support.
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Friendship Fire Company
Fair Grounds
Krause
Fire Company
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