Open Shop Accord Ties Auto Industry to NRA
The automobile industry and the National Recovery Administration reached agreement on the open shop aspect of the industrial code with a modification from Robert W. Lea. Hugh S. Johnson signaled approval as the code aims to govern collective bargaining under the New Deal program. In another oil code accord, White House talks with Hugh S. Johnson and secretary Ickes yielded optimism for full oil industry support. President Roosevelt moved toward a potential showdown among four major industries over the recovery program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Automobile
Robert W. Lea
Hugh S. Johnson
White House
Roosevelt
Ickes
Johnson
National Recovery Organization
NRA
Dr. Harvey Mudd Famed Surgeon Dies in Cambridge Mass
The life of Dr. Harvey Gilmer Mudd prominent St. Louis surgeon ends at 75 in Charlesgate Hospital Cambridge Massachusetts after heart ailment. He long served on Washington University medical faculty and was chief surgeon at St Luke's Hospital. Survived by widow Margaret Clark and son Dr. Stuart Mudd of Philadelphia.
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Winchester
Harvey Gilmer Mudd
St. Louis
Charlesgate Hospital
Cambridge
Mass
Mudd
Rye Beach
N. H
Washington University
St. Luke's Hospital
Dr. Muda
Margaret de la Plaux Clark
Minnie C. Baker
R. S. Stokes
Stuart Mudd
Philadelphia
Rockefeller Foundation
Miss Baker
Stokes
Beulah N. Grim Estate Names Fred A. Crisman Admin
Judge Philip Williams in Corporation Court appointed Fred A. Crisman administrator of the Beulah N. Grim estate. Bond set at 2000 dollars. Mrs. Walter Meta Beck listed as the sole heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Crisman
Beulah N. Grim
Philip Williams
Corporation Court
Walter
Meta) Beck
Sarah Zane Fire Co Special Meeting Thursday Night
Notice of a special meeting for the Sarah Zane Fire Company to be held Thursday at 7 30 PM for important business with Captain R B Brown listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire CO
R. B. Brown
Arthur M. Field to headline Ex pressing Willie at Capitol Theatre
Arthur M. Field plays Willie in the Winchester Little Theatre production Ex pressing Willie at the Capitol Theatre Friday September 1. Field, known for The Second Man, previously starred with Rochester Community Theatre and excels in comedy with Rachel Crothers script Suddenly Rich Man, a satire on freedom of thought and money. Director John Williams says the cast is perfectly chosen after strong out of town reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Field
Willie
Winchester Little Theatre
Capitol Theatre
The
Little Theatre
Winchester
Mr. Field
Rochester
New York
Rachel Crothers
John Williams
Work Requirement For Transients In Winchester
City authorities warn of rising numbers of transients and non residents seeking aid. A wood yard or employment means will be established and all solicitors must be referred to the Chief of Police. Mayor Dr Charles R Anderson announces the measure in Winchester August 17, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Winchester
Frederick County
Charles R. Anderson
The Elms Sold to Brubeck Sisters for 12000
The Elms, a stone house on Valley Pike near the city, sold to Misses Carrie A. and Maude Lorraine Brubeck for 12000. Deed filed in Frederick County Clerk's office includes limits on future construction and a clause barring sale lease or rental to any person of negro extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elms
William M. Richards
Valley Pike
Carrie A
Maude Lorraine Brubeck
Frederick County
Misses Brubeck
Eugene Beauty Nook Ad Displays $5 Permanent Wave
Classified notice for The Beauty Nook offering a permanent wave service in Eugene with a price of five dollars and contact phone 1312. Includes location data and business name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty Nook
Death summons comes quietly to A H Miller
A H Miller prominent retired Winchester businessman dies at 85 after an illness and hospital operation. A lifelong local figure with roots in German and Winchester families, he built and led firms including Miller and Massey. He was formerly in business with Charles Broadway Rouss and Charles F Eichelberger. Continue on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Miller
North
Cameron Street
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Miller
Godfrey Miller
Saxony
Germany
Winchester
Anna Maria Kurtz
South Loudoun Street
Fort Loudoun
George Washington
Peter Miller
A.H. Miller
Ellen Slagle
Miller
Peter
A. H
Harry
Joseph P. Miller
Lee Massey
Miller and Massey
Rouss
Charles Broadway Rouss
Prince of
Broadway
Charles F.eichelberger
Bessie Rea
William I. Rea
Old Company In Apple Market Appoints Winchester Agent
Announcement from Dan Waille and Company of New York states Jamison and Reardon will represent the firm in the Winchester district for the coming season. Local firm members are O. L. Jamison and D. M. Reardon. Dan Waille and Company is a long established fruit concern with branches in London Liverpool Glasgow Hull Newcastle Manchester Bristol Cardiff Leeds and Canary Islands and is known for fair dealings with fruit growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan Waille and Company
Apple
Franklin Street
City
Jamison and Reardon
Winchester
O. L. Jamison
D. M. Reardon
England
London
Liverpool
Glasgow
Hull
Newcastle
Manchester
Bristol
Cardiff
Leeds
Canary Islands
Square Dance At Rouss Park Tenie
A square dance will be held at Winchester Park Pavilion tonight at nine o'clock. Jenkin's Orchestra will provide the music and all proceeds go to the playground fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Park
Tenie
Winchester Park Pavillion
Jenkin
Peaches for sale and porch shades advertised
Nicodemus Orchard seeks Hales and Elberta peaches for orchard run. Apply The Oswald and Taube Co at Robinson's Cold Storage. Coolmor Porch Shades offered at Moling and Cathex’s at low prices not seen in 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard Run
Oswald & Taube Co
Robinson's
Coolmor
Moling &Cathex
Berryville Horse Show Opens With Cot and Hunter Wins
The Berryville Colt and Horse Show opened in Berryville Virginia with Mrs. John Hay Whitney’s Llangollen Stables leading the hunter classes by taking three blue ribbons. Other winners included Ernest Woolf Shirley Payne Cockerill Brothers and Mrs. T. H. Somerville in hunter classes plus heavy draft victors Harvey Field Arthur Lee and C. E. Norman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
John Hay Whitney
Llangollen
Upperville
Hunter
Ernest Woolf
Shirley Payne
Purcellville
Cockerill Brothers
T. H. Somerville
Montpelier Station
Harvey Field
Round Hill
Arthur Lee
C. E. Norman
L. Stull and Brother
Summit Point
W. Va
Virginia
Clarke County
New York
Mississippi
L. M. Allen
Winchester
David H. Allen
I. W. Athey
Athey
Salle Anny Edison
Belle Meade
Barrington Elliott
West Englewood
N. J
G. C. Everhart
Leesburg
Harvey Fields
Fairfield Farms
Gaylord
Harvey Fishpaw
Walter Foley, Jr
Briges
Charles M. Feltner
Tobias Flannin
Richmond
Glasscock Brothers
White Post
J. Gouchenour
Stanley Greene
J. C. Phillips
Charles Town
W. Lodge Bowles
Boyce
E. L. Redman
Middleburg
E. P .Royston
G. L. Royston
Stull and Brother
George R. Slater
Montpelier
T. H Somerville
E. P. Royston
L. Stull
Pet
John of
Pastor
Peach Brothers
J. T. Engle
Capt
Cann
Thomas H. Somerville
Finn
Marjorie Seal
Camp Meeting Opens Near Wardensville With Evangelist
The Wardensville Faith Mission tabernacle on Old Camp Ground north of Wardensville launches a two week camp meeting tomorrow led by evangelist Mrs Margel M Spencer formerly Miss Margel M Knabenshue. Public invited to all services with free unfurnished cabins and reasonable board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardensville
W. Va
Faith Mission
Tabernacle
Margel M. Spencer
Spencer
Margel M. Knabenshue
Ville
Rouss Firemen Plan Labor Day Community Picnic
The Rouss Fire Company announces an all day Labor Day picnic at John Shine's Park on the Shenandoah River Berry's Ferry to benefit members and families. Committees promise entertainment and ample transportation. members should register at the engine house with family size and transport needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rouss Fire Company
John Shine’s Park
Shenandoah River
Berry's Ferry
Two Fires Cause 40000 Damage in Maryland
Two fires in southern Maryland caused about 40000 in losses. The Fishing Point Hotel on the Patuxent River fifteen miles south of Leonardtown burned, and a store and home adjoining J. T. Bowling’s property at Wicomico twenty miles south were destroyed. Origin of both fires was undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leonardstown
Maryland
Fishing Point
Patuxent River
Leonardtown
Wicomico
J. T. Bowling
Public Sale Bank Stock Auction At Court House
Five shares Shenandoah Valley and thirty shares Union Bank stock to be sold for cash in front of Court House at noon Saturday August 19. Duval and Dunn, Auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley
Union Bank
Court House
Duval and
Dunn
Wanted three rooms for light housekeeping
Wanted notice seeking light housekeeping space with three rooms. Respond to W. H c/o Star, dated 8 17 1p 2t, with contact details or available options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H c
Will of Dr McFaden Leaves Estate to Widow in Virginia
The will of Rev Frank Talbot McFaden bequeaths all property to wife Mary Friend McFaden with executrix powers. No bond or appraisers required. if she dies, children inherit in fee simple. Surviving children named: Mary Caldwell, Natalie Blanton, Frances Witherspoon, and Frank Jr. Bond posted at $12,000. No subscribing witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Talbot McFaden
Corporation Court
Mary Friend McFaden
Richmond
Commonwealth of Virginia
J. W. Arthur
Corinne Barnett
Mary McFaden Caldwell
Natalie
McFaden Blanton
Frances McFaden Witherspoon
Blacksburg
Frank T. McFaden Jr
New York City
Couple Obtains Two Marriage Licenses In Virginia and D.C.
Elmont Virginia lineman Claude S Tignor and Miss Anna Patton of Winchester married in Washington after securing licenses in both places. Virginia license deemed invalid for D C ceremony and a second license used in Richmond. The unused Virginia license was destroyed after officials refused refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Tignor
Elmont
Corporation Clerk
Washington, D. C
Anna Patton
C. F. L. Patton
Winchester
Washington
Virginia
Clark M. Smith
Richmond
One Dead From Club House Fire
STONINGTON Conn Aug 17 One death resulted today from a fire which destroyed the palatial club house of the Stonington Country Club last night with a loss estimated by firemen at $200,000. Amos Nugent 49 a special patrol man died at a hospital He was crushed by a falling chimney The fire forced thirty members and attendants to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Stonington, Conn
Stonington Country Club
Amos Nugent
Loudoun School for Boys and Girls Opens Sept 1
The FT Loudoun School for boys and girls will open September 1. For information call 1051 or 154-W, 83 17 24 1p 3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Loudoun
Governor urges beer sale legalize referendum and liquor plan
Governor Pollard called the extraordinary session to legalize beer and seek referenda on national and state prohibition on October 3, plus establish a liquor control study for January. He proposed 2.3 beer taxes, licensing fees, and age restrictions, and urged a public vote on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Pollard
General Assembly
North Carolina
Virginia
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Auto Industry
Dr. Mudd
New England
Margaret Clark
Eugene
A. H Miller
Lutheran Church
Old Company
Nicodemus Orchard
Henry Huddleston Rogers
Pauline van der Voort Dresser
Dresser
Peter van der Voort
Colonel Rogers
Carl K. Dresser
Tulsa
Okla
T. S. Crockett
R. W. Malone
B. Duvall Chambers
Llewellyn Bull
A. P. Thompson
H. B. Harris
John D. Richardson
F. L. Ayler
J. M. H. Clagett
John S. Goldsmith
Joseph F. Moore
Waynesville
Mrs, Spencer
Govrnor Pollard
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