Auto Industry Faces Open Shop Clash At Code Hearings
At Washington hearings on the national industrial code the open shop policy of the auto industry drew strong opposition from the Recovery Administration and labor leaders. Henry Ford was absent as Henry Ford’s stance remained unclear while Donald Richberg condemned the clause.
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Ford
Washington
Recovery Administration
Donald R. Richberg
Recovery Organization
Organized Labor
Henry Ford
Hugh S. Johnson
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Rose pattern stays priced low as raw silver rises
Due to higher raw silver, a price raise may be necessary though the Rose pattern remains at the same low price. A hint to the wise is sufficient. Hodgson & Brown.
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Hodgson & Brown
Approval of uniform food store hours in Philadelphia
The National Recovery Administration approved a 58 hour weekly schedule for city food stores. Stores will open 8 a m to 6 p m Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday and 8 a m to 10 p m Wednesday and 9 p m Saturday with marketing centers closing at 10 p m. Stores will close Wednesday afternoon and Friday night to maintain full staffing.
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National Recovery Administration
Hoye Riley
Winchester Retail Grocers’ Association
Retail Food Distributors Committee
Philadelphia
Washington
NR. A
Light Ballots Reported in Missouri Poll
In St Louis a preliminary tally shows 47 000 votes in favor of repealing the eighteenth amendment constituting 12 2 percent of the total. A Joplin precinct reported 47 for repeal and three against as early results amid very light turnout.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Missouri
Joplin
Code Set For Small City Newspapers By Association
The National Editorial Association adopted a recovery code in Chicago. It limits mechanical staff to 40 hours weekly and clerical workers to 48 hours, with reporting and editorial staff excluded. A 40 cent hourly minimum for men and 30 cents for women applies to mechanical and shop workers, with reporters paid no less than 30 cents. The code bans false circulation, rebates, and favors in printing and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Steel Today
America
Blue Eagle
Roosevelt
National Recovery Administration
Chicago
National Editorial Association
Vanderbilt Gets Marriage License
A marriage license was issued to Harold Vanderbilt and Gertrude Connaway, both with New York addresses. They sailed for Europe aboard the liner Rex shortly after. The notice also mentions Moling and Cather’s bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Harold 8. Vanderbilt
Gertrude M Connaway
Europe
Rex
Virginians Eye Next U V A President After Alderman
The Virginia public debates who will succeed Edwin Anderson Alderman as the University of Virginia head. Leading candidates include Dr. Frank Aydelotte of Swarthmore, Dr. Howard L. McBain of Columbia, and Dr. John Lloyd Newcomb serving as acting president.
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Virginia
University of Virginia
Board of Visitors
Edwin Anderson Alderman
Frank Aydelotte
Swarthmore College
Howard Lee McBain
Columbia University
John Lloyd Newcomb
University
Aydelotte
Sullivan, Ill
Indiana University
Harvard
Oxford University
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Cosmos
Washington
Howard L. McBain
Toronto
Canada
Richmond College
University of Chicago
George Washington
Doctor Dearmont Overcome by Exertion in White Post
Dr Charles O Dearmont of White Post was reported resting comfortably after exhaustion from nonstop work and the heat. Attending physicians included Dr Henry C Smith Dr Lewis M Allen and other clinicians who treated him at the homes of Hugh N Copenhaver and Mrs T P Jolliffe. He was later driven home by Parletts ambulance. rest was advised before resuming practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Charles O. Dearmont
White Post
Dearmont
Hugh N Copenhaver
Henry C. Smith
Lewis M. Allen
Winchester
T. P. Jolliffe
John B. McKee
Warner
Washington
Parlett
Boy Struck By Maryland Auto Near Berryville Grounds
Charles White aged 5 was struck by a Maryland automobile near the Berryville Horse Show grounds about 7 30 o clock last evening. He suffered a forehead cut and probable fracture of the left leg. The child was brought to Memorial Hospital here. The accident hearing is set before Magistrate L C Rackley of Clarke county this afternoon.
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Charles White
Maryland
Berryville Horse Show Grounds
Memorial Hospital
L. C. Rackley
Clarke County
Public Sale At Perdue Farm Near Stephenson
Auction scheduled for Aug 22 at 10 a m at Perdue Farm near Stephenson. Items include draft and saddle horses, fresh cows and springers, bulls, sows and pigs. Auctioneers list 8 18 18 21.
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Perdue Farm
Stephenson
Public Sale At Perdue Farm Near Stephenson
Auction announced for August 22 at 10 a.m. featuring 63 fresh cows and springers three bulls ten horses five cows and springers at Perdue Farm near Stephenson with location noted in the notice.
Wanted Manager and driver salesman for local beer house
Help wanted advertisement seeking a man to manage and drive and sell for a wholesale beer house. Must be able to furnish a $1000 cash bond. Good opportunity for the right man. Apply at Star Office with H. B. c/o Star Office. August 18 1921
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H. B. c/o Star
Fruit Growers Plan Orchard Meeting at Rosemont Farm
Virginia apple growers gather at Senator Byrd's Rosemont orchard near Berryville next Saturday August 26 to discuss common problems and marketing strategies.Prominent speakers include Senator J G Townsend Fred Motz and entomologist Walter Hough with tours of the Rosemont facilities and a noon picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
H. F. Byrd
Rosemont
Berryville
Byrd
United States
J. G. Townsend
Delaware
Fred A. Motz
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
United States Department of Agriculture
Walter S. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Apple export firm rep by Whitham in Winchester district
A. Gordon Whitham arrives from New York to represent The Sim ons and French Company in the Winchester district. He comes with Mrs Whitham and children Miss Jean Whitham Tom Whitham and Wayne Whitham and has leased residence 311 South Stewart Street. The firm is one of the oldest apple exporting houses with offices in New York and operates in England and other European markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons and French Company
United States
New York
Winchester
A. Gordon Whitham
Mr. Whitham
Whitham
Jean Whitham
Tom and
Wayne Whitham
South Stewart Street
Simons and French
England
WANTED Used Cars Demand Boosts Ford Dealers Ad
Bickers Motor Co. Ford Dealers seeks 1930 to 1932 autos with liberal trade allowances or cash. They advertise high demand for used cars to meet market needs. August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Bickers Motor CO
Ford Dealers
Peach Growers Add Pre-Cool Room in Virginia
Virginia apple storage facility adds a refrigerated room to pre cool peaches for quicker handling and extended freshness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Six Die as Bus Truck Collision Near South Bend
Six residents of Wakarusa and nearby killed and 10 injured when a converted bus truck, returning from Chicago World's Fair, was sideswiped by another truck near South Bend. The crash tore a side from the bus and sent passengers sprawling down the road before it veered into a ditch. Names of the dead include Mrs. Walter Berkey and Walter Berkey of Wakarusa, and other youths aged 16 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Wakarusa
Walter Berkey
May Huntsberger Wisler
Wayne Pippenger
Gerald Mesmore
Kenneth Lechlitner
Epworth Hospital
Meltzer
John Laughlin
Chicago
Vienna Archbishop Links Stalin Regime to Starvation
Cardinal Innitzer, archbishop of Vienna, says millions have died of starvation in Soviet Russia in recent months. He urges global support for a campaign to avert more deaths, noting the alleged horrors of infanticide and cannibalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vienna
Cardinal Innitzer
Soviet
Russia
Local Showers Forecast Across Atlantic States
Weather outlook from the Associated Press predicts local showers Tuesday or Wednesday and again Friday and Saturday for the North and Middle Atlantic States. Cooler start to the week with warmth returning midweek and later in the week, briefly cooler Thursday.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Doctor's Death Held Accidental
A coroner's jury ruled the death of Dr. John Davis Gambill 26 of Ashland Kentucky an interne at Johns Hopkins Hospital accidental. Gambill died in an auto crash near an overpass on August 19 in Baltimore Maryland, according to York Pennsylvania reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
John Davis Gambill
Ashland
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Blatimore
Gambill
Independent Candidate for City Sergeant Office
Letter from Lee M Lamp dated 8 18 1p 21 announces candidacy for City Sergeant in Winchester subject to election on November 7 1933. He signs respectfully and lists his name. The notice appears as a political candidacy announcement in the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Lee M. Lamp
Funeral Held For A. Harry Miller Prominent Winchester Merchant
Simple but impressive funeral services were held for A. Harry Miller a longtime Winchester dry goods merchant who died after several weeks of illness. The service at the family home on North Cameron Street featured Rev. Dr. Luther A. Thomas and Rev. Norman E Cooper with hymns and a tribute to Miller's life and character. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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A. Harry Miller
Winchester
Miller
North Cameron Street
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Norman E Cooper
Thomas
Frank L. Buckley
G. O. Miller
Katie Miller
Rebecca Bell
Godfrey
William C. Miller
Henry Brown
Benjamin Davis
Joseph Hodgson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mr. Miller
Robert S. Bell
W. C. Miller
Godfrey Miller
Fred S. Boyd
Edwin F. Brown
A. D. Henkel
Charles G. Miller
R. W. Shultz
J. Few Brown
Capt
Lewis F. Cooper
C. Fred Barr
Geo H. Heist
P. W. Boyd
Casper Miller
New Market
Clarence Miller
James Miller
Hugh Kemp Green
Stewart Bell
L. S. Miller
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fred Crisman
Fred L. Glaize
Shirley Carter
Frank Quantz
J. Lee Massey
George J. Baetjer
Lewis F. Trier
Frank Feinberg
Half Brother of Harry Thaw Dies At Pittsburgh
Benjamin Thaw Sr., Pittsburgh banker and member of a prominent family, died at his residence after a long illness. He was born in Pittsburgh 74 years ago and was father of World War ace Col. William Thaw. He was a half-brother of Harry K. Thaw. His wife, married in 1896, died in Paris in 1931. Surviving are Colonel Thaw, another son Benjamin Thaw Jr., and a daughter Mrs. Lawrence Slade.
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Associated Press
Piittsburgh
Benjamin Thaw
Pittsburgh
Col
William Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Paris
Colonel Thaw
Benjamin Thaw, Jr
Lawrence Slade
Bank Stockh Is Sold At Auction
Twenty shares of Shenandoah Valley National Bank stock par value 20 sold at public auction at noon. Ten shares brought 29.90 each and ten shares 28 each. Also 30 shares of Union Bank of Winchester stock par value 25 sold at 20.50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Union Bank of Winchester
Legislature Clears Way For Liquor Bill Next Week
Final preparations for a liquor control bill hearing next week as lawmakers move to consider proposed changes. D Melville Carr of the American Red Cross visits Monday night to discuss life saving exams and the local Roll Call program funding and examiner training.
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D. Melville Carr
American National Red Cross
American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Winchester
The
Washington, D. C
National
Four Killed When Auto and Train Collide
Four persons died and two were seriously injured when an automobile collided with a Western and Atlantic passenger train at a street crossing near Wayne Indiana. The deceased were James R. Gray 39 of Toledo Ohio his wife Nettie Blanche Gray 8 and Mrs Ella Thomas 38 of Princeton Kentucky. Serious injuries included Izeta Gray 12 with a fractured skull and internal injuries and Mabel Marie Gray with serious arm injuries.
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Associated Press
Fori Wayne
Ind
James R. Gray
Toledo
Gray
Nettie Blanche Gray
Ella Thomas
Princeton
Izeta Gray
Mabel Marie Gray
Mishap Damages Suit Settled In Frederick Case
Judge Philip Williams orders settlement of the out of court suit by T. C. Novick Company against Capitol Greyhound Lines. The 1931 accident on Lee Jackson highway involved a Novick truck carrying 500 pound newsprint that rolled over after being driven off the road by a Greyhound bus. The plaintiff sought 415.17 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Williams
Frederick County
T. C. Novick Company
Capitol Greyhound Lines, Inc
Washington, D. C
Novick
Greyhound
Winchester
Frank Fulks Fined for Drunkenness in Police Court
Police Court records show Judge Donald L. Weems levied a $10.75 fine this morning on Frank Fulks, 47, for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Weems
Frank Fulks
Miss Carolyn Quantz Teacher of piano and theory
Displayed is a local classified notice for Miss Carolyn Quantz offering piano organ and theory lessons at 904 S Loudoun Street with contact phone 1495 W. The ad appears in a traditional small town paper style dated 8 19 1p 2t.
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Carolyn Quantz
S. Loudoun Street
Virginia General Assembly sets liquor control path in session
Richmond August 18 The House speaker ruled the governor s message clears the way for liquor control legislation in the extraordinary session despite a limiting resolution. Governor Pollard supported the ruling and said the plan falls within the resolution s scope. The House approved the measure 71 to 25 as debate continued on the proposal and amendments.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
J. Sinclair Brown
Brown
Vivian Page
Senate
House
Solons
Pollard
Dynamiting Charge Reduced to Misdemeanor in County Court
Davis Johnson of the Gore section was fined 25 dollars and costs after dynamiting a spring on Johnson property rented by Mrs Weigle. The charge, initially a felony, was reduced to a misdemeanor. About 150 western county residents attended the magistrates court session led by Justices Tavenner Stine and Rinker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Johnson
Gore
County Magistrates’ Court
Johnson
Weigle
Magistrates’ Court
A. J. Tavenner
I. Fred Stine
A. R. Rinker
Wading Pool Kept Supplied With Fresh Water
Assurances were issued by the Winchester Park Association that the wading pool at Rouss Spring Park uses fresh pure water. To ease parental concerns the pool water has been chlorinated, matching the treatment of city mains. The pool draws from Rouss Spring and flows out quickly, claimed as safe as any water in the community.
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Rouss Spring
Winchester Park Association
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White House
Patr
Stieff
Vanderbilt
Moling & Cather’s
Univ
University of Va
Ladies Aid
Deacon Jones
Dr. Dearmont
Apple
Peach Growers
Harry Thaw
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