Jally Case Is Closed In Ocean Drowning
In Hill Maryland August 23 State's Attorney William G Kerbin said further investigation into the Dally case will not reopen without new evidence The case of a drowned man near Ocean City on August 9 was ruled death by self harm by the medical examiner and no foul play was found Dr Michael Dally of Chicago had urged reopening Governor O Connor to intervene but Kerbin noted the report supports a non criminal death Al unpaid the Dally family was not claiming the body
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Hill, Md
William E. Dally
Ssbury
Lly
Ebert R. O’conor
Kerbin
Poles and German Clash Near Frontier at Kluczno
Warsaw dispatch reports a brief clash between Polish and German soldiers at Kluczno near Breslau. German troops crossed the frontier in pursuit of deserters, exchanged shots, and withdrew. Polish peasants and villagers in Posnania dig trenches and fortifications.
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Warsaw
Polish
Kluczno
Breslau
Silesia
Kopno
Posnania
Gas Bombs Thrown in Mob at St Albans Plant
Sheriff's deputies fired gas shells and grenades into a crowd at the Barre Wool Com plant after a woman sympathizer smashed a car window. The clash, first of a four week series, followed threats as state police aid was sought amid previous stone-throwing injuries including a 10 year old girl.
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South Barre
Mass
Truck Barre
Ward Will Is Put On Record
A copy of the will of the late Julian F. Ward dated May 12, 1890 was admitted to record in the Corporation Court Clerk office. The will leaves the entire estate to Mrs. Nellie E. Ward who is named sole executrix. Bond of $27,000 is with Massachusetts Bond and Insurance Company as surety. appraisers named Charles J. Summers J B Bewsey William Beverley George Ashnell and G C Miller.
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Julian F. Ward
Nellie E. Ward
Massachuetts
Charles J. Summers
J. B. Bewsey
William Beverley
George Ashnell
G. C. Miller
Mrs Bowers Funeral Services Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Bowers who died Saturday at Pattons Nursing Home were conducted yesterday afternoon from J Womeldorf with the Rev. Lent in Mount Hebron. Pallbearers included Robert and Alec Hamilton Roy Bayliss and Wil.
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Anna Bowers
Rs. Patton
Piccadilly Street
J. Womeldorf
Cooper Family Reunion Held in Hagerstown Park
The annual Cooper reunion will be held on Labor Day in City Park at Hagerstown. Family members are urged to attend with a basket luncheon. For details call M. E. Hildebrand at 834-r.
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Cooper
Hagerstown
Winchester Junior Boarders Host Second Annual Picnic
Winchester Junior Boarders and 15 Loudoun County Junior Chambers members gathered at Sunny Side for the second annual picnic. About 100 attended as Ray Garrabrandt noted, with a Leesburg Winchester softball game won by Leesburg 7 to 2. Festivities included badminton, horseshoes, hot dogs, ice cream, bingo, and campfire songs led by Margaret and Jimmy Clark visiting from Honolulu.
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Winchester
Loudoun County
Margaret and
Jimmy Clark
Honolulu
Hawaii
Halifax to Broadcast Important Statement Tonight
Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax will address the nation from 10 Downing Street at 8 30 p m marking a key pause in the tense international scene. The speech will be rebroadcast to the United States and Europe via the Columbia and National systems.
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London
Lord Halifax
United States
Europe
Chamberlain
Ten Downing Street
Columbia
National Broadcasting Systems
City to Start Quarry Fence Next Monday
Construction of a cyclone fence around the abandoned quarry will begin next Monday and take two to three weeks. After completion, similar fencing will surround each reservoir. Both improvements were authorized by the city council as emergency measures.
Government to Strictly Enforce Fair Labor Standards Act
Major Arthur L. Fletcher announced in Atlanta that the wage hour division will enforce the fair labor standards act in a big way. Speaking to garment and textile trade groups he warned violators that the department will relentlessly pursue them and enforcement will increase over time.
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Atlanta
Arthur L. Fletcher
Southén Garment Manufacturers’ Association
Association of Textile Mills
Labor Contract Is Called Off In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on August 23 the CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee canceled a labor contract with International Nickel Company of Huntington West Virginia. SWOC alleged the firm acted to destroy the union and maintained a company union while discriminating against SWOC members. Philip Murray, SWOC chairman, announced the cancellation of one of 595 contracts as part of the organizing drive aimed at 525,000 workers nationwide.
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Pittsburgh
International Nickel Company of
Huntington
W. Va
CIO
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
SWOC
Steel City
Philip Murray
Gardner Estate Appraised at $5 474.04 in Frederick Court
The estate of the late Wilmot Emory Gardner of Stephens City is valued at 5474 dollars and 4 cents. Certificate filed in Frederick Circuit Court by C S Headley James C Gardner and Roy F Rickard confirms the appraisal.
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Wilmot Emory Garnder
Stephens City
Frederick Circuit Court
C.S. Headley
James C. Gardner
Roy F. Rickard
Hearing to Determine Beer License Revocation in Winchester
Wade Miles of the Virginia A. B. Co. Board held a morning session in Winchester to collect evidence for possible revocation of licenses to dispense beer. Complaints cited disturbances near the New York restaurant on North Cameron street with street fights on Saturdays. Witnesses said order returns when police stay, but disorder resumes when they leave. The case was taken under advisement.
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Wade Miles
Virginia A. B. Co
Winchester
New York
Cameron Street
Brazilian Yacht Itacare Sinks Near Porto Ilhos
A yacht named Itacare sank near Porto Ilhos Brazil with 100 people aboard. Anoites reports 100 passengers drowned though a federal mails department confirmed the wreck and kept numbers of the dead undisclosed.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Itacare
Porto Ilhos
Anoites
Federal Department of Mails
Restoration A Tourist Magnet
The Williamsburg restoration attracts visitors to Norfolk according to Mayor John Gurkin while in Winchester for the Elks convention. He notes shipyards and museums in the area as popular points of interest drawing tourists.
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Williamsburg
Norfolk
John Gurkin
Seaport
Winchester
Foreigners Rush To Leave Germany
Berlin reports mass exodus as wartime fear drives French and British citizens and others to flee. Air travel seats vanish while trains run full all day. Officials in Paris and Berlin urge departure. Robert Coulondre, the French ambassador, transmitted the direct order to quit Germany.
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Berlin
Germany
Paris
Robert Coulondre
Poles Fire At German Plane Over Polish Corridor
Danzig aviation authorities report Polish anti-aircraft guns fired at a German transport plane over the Polish corridor this afternoon. The aircraft en route from Templehof Berlin to Koenigsberg was not struck.
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Danzig
Danzzg
Templehof
Berlin
Eee
Koenigsberg
Forgery Case Held for Grand Jury in Berryville
John Boyer a Millwood resident was ordered held for the grand jury in Berryville Virginia after a hearing in the Trial Court on forgery charges. He allegedly forged two checks for five and ten dollars and another for an undisclosed amount. Boyer, located in Reading Pennsylvania, was returned by deputies Norvel Carter and W W Smallwood Jr and heard before Trial Justice Garland Williams during Judge Kackley’s vacation.
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Berryville
John Boyer
Millwood
Boyer
Reading
Norvel Carter
W. W. Smallwood, Jr
Garland Williams
Kackley
Precautions Put On War Footing
The Home Office moved England's air raid precautions toward a war footing with immediate extinguishing of London's street lights when deemed necessary. This step, announced in London and effective tonight, signals heightened vigilance during the air raid era.
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London
Home Office
England
U S Ships Ready To Return Citizens Continued
The article notes debates over cash and carry munition policy favoring Britain and France if war comes. It cites a State Department count of Americans abroad in Poland Germany France Great Britain Italy and Danzig with totals and notes on travel advisories. Officials indicate stock market operations would continue and business as usual would be sought in wartime.
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Great Britain
France
United States
Congress
Germany
Russia
State Department
Poland
Warsaw
Europe
Northern Ireland
Italy
Danzig
Morgeanthau
C. I. O. Breaks Out Against Its Rival In Labor
The C I O accused the American Federation of Labor of treachery to workers over Wagner Act revisions. Lee Pressman, C I O general counsel, issued the statement to the Senate Labor Committee as a supplement to earlier testimony opposing changes in the labor law.
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C. I O
Labor
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Lee Pressman
Senate Labor Committee
Tourists Advised to Leave Resort on French Riviera
United States consular authorities at Nice urged American visitors along the French Riviera to evacuate the coast near the Italian frontier. The advisory emphasizes leaving the resort area promptly due to ongoing dangers.
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Cannes
United States
Nice
French Riviera
Men's Night At Brucetown Sermon Highlights Faith Leader
A large Brucetown congregation heard Dr. Powers discuss Woman God Made with Rev. Geo H Fielding opening prayer. Tonight is Men’s Night with sermon Be hold the Man of God. Galilee Church attendees reserve seats and Mr. McVay will sing. Dr. Powers praised as a leading evangelist. Tomorrow at 10 he preaches in Stephenson Church.
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Brucetown
Powers
Geo. H. Fielding
Ridgeway
Man of God
Galilee Christian Disciple Church
Welltown Pike
McVay
Dr. Powers
West
Northwest
Hamline University
America
Stephenson
Boxer Sought In Clarke County Assault Case
Berryville Virginia August 23 deputy Buckner said a search is underway for Walter C Wheat former lightweight boxer wanted for questioning in an assault on a Clarke farmhand named Kenny on Berryville streets. Kenny was treated at Winchester hospital and sent home under observation. Wheat and two companions had been arrested in Roanoke on drunk charges and released.
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Berryville
Robert W. Buckner
Walter C. Wheat
Clarke
Buckner
Wheat
Kenny
Winchester Hospital
Mac
Castleman's Ferry
Japan Sees Anti Comintern Pact Enduring
Tokyo government official said Japan expects the anti comintern pact with Germany to remain intact despite Germany and Russia moving toward a non aggression agreement. A foreign office spokesman noted prior information on the development and expressed that Germany cautioned against harming the accord.
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Tokyo
Japan
Germany
Foreign Office
Nain Notes Aug 23 Nain Virginia Churchyard Party
Nain notes list local visits from August 23 and upcoming events at Pairview U B Church near Nain with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Lewis and others. Several residents and out of town visitors are mentioned, along with yard party plans for Friday night August 25.
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Nain
Clifton Lewis
Harry Lewis
James DeHaven
Elmer
McIntyre
Miller Fries
Pairview U. B. Church
John Martin
Jack
South Lemoyne
Margaret Jones
Tom Davis
Walter Light
Ruth Chapman
Milton Hodgson
Winchester
Velda Clark
Charles Clark
Ray Chapman
Andy Light
Chesnut Grove
Germany Seeks Quick Resolution of Polish Dispute
Reports say Hitler aims to settle the Poland dispute in two ways and has communicated terms to Britain and other European governments. Sir Nevile Chamberlain traveled to Berchtesgaden for talks after delivering Chamberlain's reply to the courier statement from Midlec.
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Pagethemia
Moravia
Hitler
Poland
Europe
Nevile
Berchtesgaden
Chamberlain
Midlec
Market Quotations New York Close Mixed As Bears Waver
New York stock market edged lower in quiet trading today with late losses in leading issues while volume stayed light around 500000 shares. Reports from Berlin that Hitler pressed Chamberlain for Danzig and a Poland protectorate helped lift sentiment yesterday, guiding prices to the near finish.
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New York
Berlin
Hitler
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Danzig
Poland
Wheat and grain quotations rise on U S markets
Chicago futures showed wheat up nearly four cents a bushel the largest gain in months while corn advanced up to 33-8 cents amid Winnipeg strength and European political uncertainty. Cash grain in Chicago listed No 2 red wheat 73 1-4 cents and No 1 yellow 70, with corn and oats also advancing.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Chicago Cash Grain
Wedding announcements and invitations: guidance note
It states both a wedding announcement and invitations should be sent to friends, noting that announcements are never sent to those who have already received a wedding invitation.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Markets Summary
Markets show dull produce demand across Baltimore and Philadelphia with scans of fruits vegetables eggs and dairy steady to weak. Cattle calves hogs and sheep prices listed with variations by weight and grade, while Chicago reports hogs steady after strong receipts and cattle mixed gains in other regions.
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North Carolina
U. S
Baltimore Livestock
Local Markets Note on Daily Market Listings
The Star states markets are corrected daily but declines responsibility for typographical errors in listings.
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The
Star
Diplomats Receive Wartime Orders As Polish Crisis Deepens
Paris reports indicate France issued strong diplomatic instructions to ambassadors while reservists flood front posts. Paris and London poised to go to war if Poland resists Germany. Moscow talks with Russia on a non aggression pact hinge on Naggiar's report. Lebrun to chair cabinet session tomorrow.
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Paris
Europe
France
Britain
Poland
Moscow
Paul Emile Naggiar
Germany
Russia
Red Army
Albert Leburn
Eagles Launch A Drive For Members
Members of the Winchester Aerie of Eagles announced a membership drive during a meeting last night in the Aerie room on North Lou doun street. After the session, a social in the room followed.
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Winchester Aerie of Eagles
Aerie Room
North Loudoun Street
Quotations from Va Livestock Market on N Kent Street
The Virginia livestock market on N Kent Street lists weekly Tuesday extended sales with steers at 7.85 top, heifers 7.50 to 5.50, fat cows 5.75 to 3.00, bulls 5.50 to 6.35, veal calves to 10.70, fresh cows 40 to 66, lambs 8.60 to 4.00, sheep 3.00 to 1.25, hogs 6.75 to 6.60, pigs 3.50 to 1.75, fat sows 4.75 to 4.00, feeder steers 6.25 to 7.00, stocker steers 28 to 47 per head.
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Baltimore
U. S. Dept
Philadelphia
P. R
U. S
Chicago
Gleliien Epicails Co
Pbl
Ose
Bros FO Son
Godo
Conspiracy Charged To Annenberg
The article notes continued coverage of a grand jury decision in a monopoly probe. It reports no indictment was returned but urges stronger gambling-law enforcement nationwide and revocation of charters for a nationwide news service and its subsidiaries. It also proposes Congress bar interstate wire use by Rotos news network.
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Grand Jury
Nationwide News Service
Congress
Nationwide RO Tals
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Lepke) Buchalter
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