Labor Leader Alleges Richberg Conspired Against NRA
John L. Lewis accuses Donald Richberg of secretly conspiring with auto industry leaders to deceive the President and undermine labor. He charges Richberg betrayed the NRA and engaged in deceit and chicanery in negotiations over the auto code renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Donald Richberg
Lewis
Richberg
Argsvican Federation
Laben
Senate
Organized Labor
National Recovery Administration
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
A. F. of L
Dr. Richberg
Gas explosion shatters window at Sanitary Grocery
A gas release near Lou Dunn and Piccadilly streets shattered a window of the Sanitary grocery store at about 10 AM. Investigators blamed a defective switch and a short circuit causing a spark from accumulated sewer and illuminating gas due to poor cellar ventilation. No injuries reported though Pastor L A Thomas and Browning were knocked off balance. business resumed after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun
Piccadilly
Sanitary
William Browning
L. A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Mr. Browning
Browning
J. C. Bayliss
C. D
Everett Holsinger
Garland Anderson
Melvin McTlwee
Fire hazards threaten Winchester as threats of wrecking loom
The writer warns that last night's fire shows the danger of ongoing firetraps in Winchester and urges action to eliminate hazards before more buildings burn. They stress that delaying until a major disaster occurs will bring only regrets and call for prompt steps to prevent future blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Wanted Large Clean Cotton Rags at Star Office
Classified notice seeks large clean cotton rags for Star Office. Round Dance at Hotel Winchester tonight. Ads list 2 to 4 and one dollar per pound rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Dance Hotel
Winchester
Tiness Fatal To J H Farmer W Va Native
James H. Farmer 77 of Winchester died at his daughter’s home 688 North Cameron street at 9 45 this morning He was a Ca pon Springs W Va native born March 2 1857 A carpenter by trade he is survived by widow Ella B Farmer and children Bertha Swanson Mamie Foreman Nettie Pentz Lula Scruggs William and Harry Farmer Also surviving are brothers George of Berryville Asbury of Gainesboro Charles of Winchester and Jennie Orndorff Capon Springs W V A number of grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted at Mrs Pentz home by Rev S J Goode assisted by Luther McFarland of Hayfield Interment follows at La Follette family lot Pallbearers listed. date not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Farmer
Winchester
Nettie Parmer Pentz
North
Cameron Street
Farmer
Capon Springs
W. Va
Ella B. Farmer
Bertha Swanson
Mamie Foreman
Nettie Pentz
Lula Scruggs
William Farmer
Harry Farmer
George Farmer
Berryville
Asbury
Gainesboro
Charles Farmer
Jennie Orndorff
S. J. Goode
Luther McFarland
Hayfield
Pentz
la Follettese
Oliver Goode
Chamberlain
John Kern
Mark Carper
Hunter Goode
Mr. McKee
Harry Hanst Jr Progress Report After Sled Accident
Reports from physicians at Memorial Hospital say Harry Hanst Jr 14 son of Mr and Mrs Harry Hanst is making progress after a severe sled spill on Cameron Street. His condition remains serious but stable with no broken ribs and blood transfusion no longer anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hanst, Jr
Harry Hanst
Memorial Hospital
Cameron Street
Accident at Cameron and Piccadilly Streets Damages Two Trucks
An accident Saturday evening at Cameron and Piccadilly streets damaged two trucks and trailers. A trailer driven by Roosevelt Allemony, for Novick Transfer, collided with a Mills trailer for the National Fruit Company due to icy pavement. One truck was knocked against a telephone pole. Charges were preferred against neither driver. Accompanying parties were Jackurn and John Barnett Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Piccadilly Streets
Roosevelt Allemony
Novick Transfer Gu Y
Aes
Mills
Na Tonal Fruit Company
Novick
Jackurn
John Barnett Mills
All-Time Sunday School Attendance Record Claim At Lou doun Street
Miss Frances Affleck is believed to hold the all denomination record for consecutive Sunday School attendance, having not missed a Sunday in 41 years at Lou doun Street Presbyterian Church. She also teaches the primary class and after services leads an afternoon session and visits shut ins. The Cross and Crown Company notes the unprecedented 41st year bar, while 70 members received perfect attendance pins for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Affleck
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
W. B. Wagner
Miss Affreck
The
Cross and Crown Company
Shutins
C J. Swank
Kathleen Pierce
Clinic For Young Cripples Set For February 9
A clinic for young people with deformities will be held February 9 at the District Nurse Association offices near the Court House. Free examinations may lead to cures. Dr. Robert Funsten of the University of Virginia will supervise, with hours 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2 to 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Court House
Robert Funsten
University of Virginia
Man Loots J C Penney Co Store On Sunday Morning
A male burglar entered the J C Penney Co store at 17 North Loudoun Street by forcing a rear door with a crowbar. He took a mix of items including a woman’s dress men’s underwear shirts ties shoes pants and a suede jacket worth about the loss. The entry occurred early Sunday before business hours and the door remained ajar when the shop opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney and Company
North
Loudoun Street
Fire traps blaze at Braddock Street church grounds
A midnight fire at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church, South damaged a rear paper storage shed and store fixtures but not the main building. Firefighters kept flare ups in check as trustees plan to raze the structure when weather moderates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
Snapp
C. C. Snapp
Turner B. Sencindiver
Mr. Snapp
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Several Cases Heard Today In Police Court
Police Court heard several cases this morning for drunkenness and assault. Fines included Raymond Grim 10.25 for drunkenness, Perry Smith 10.25 for drunkenness, Sylvester Reed 15.25 for drunkenness and assault, Mrs. M L Woods 10.25 for drunkenness, and Minor Corbin 10.25 for operating a car with no lights and no inspection tag. Hosiery sale notes advertise full fashioned silk hosiery at 69c. Clara V Fultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Grim
Perry Smith
Slyvester Reed
M. L. Woods
New York City
Corbin
East Germain Street
Clara V. Fultz
Frederics Vita Tonic Special at Du Four Beauty Shoppe
Frederics Vita Tonic permanent wave spiral and croquig nole offered at seven fifty. Du Four Beauty Shoppe lists price five dollars for related service. Contact phone 976 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonic
School Board Endorses Senator Cather for Virginia Senate
Frederick county School Board met in February to discuss the next fiscal year's budget and a new Gainesboro school unit. They endorsed State Senator T Russell Cather for re election, citing his legislative achievements including highway and education bills. The board approved a $500 dental clinic appropriation and instructed truancy enforcement.
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Frederick County
Leslie Q. Kline
Board of Supervisors
Gainesboro
State Board of Education
Richmond
Cather
T. Russell Cather
Virginia General Assembly
Senate of Virginia
Virginia
Department
State Senate
General Assembly of Virginia
J. Fred Thwaite
H. Braithwaite
Fred J. Larrick
Chas
A. Millwee
A. B. Solenberger
Em ma Copp Dies at 76 in Shenandoah County
Mrs. Emma Frances Copp 76 widow of Silas Copp died at her daughter’s home near Woodstock after several years of illness. Survived by daughters Mrs. Marcellus Boyer and Mrs. J Homer Copp, brother Elder W H Spiggie, and sister Mrs. J H Leedy. Funeral from Maurertown Brethren Church cemetery with Rev Ed L Miller officiating.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Emma Frances Copp
Silas Copp
Marcellus Boyer
J. Homer Copp
Strasburg
W. H. Spiggie
Meadow Mills
Middletown
This County
J. H. Leedy
Clifton Station
Maurertown Brethren Church
Ed. L. Miller
South End Hose Co. Meeting Notice Feb
South End Hose Company calls a business meeting for Monday night February 4. Attendance requested to decide important matters. Secretary notes time and request for members to attend.
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South End Hose CO
Simple Funeral Rites For Mrs Conrad Held At Christ Church
Funeral services were conducted at Christ Episcopal Church for Mrs Kathryn Allen Geddes Conrad wife of Col Bryan Conrad following a protracted illness. The rites included hymns and prayer book readings with large floral tributes and interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Active pallbearers listed with several doctors and local figures served. honorary pallbearers included Col H C Pillsbury and other named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Kathryn Allen Geddes Conrad
Bryan Conrad
Robert B. Nelson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
P. W. Boyd
W. A. Baker
T. B. Byrd
Lee Coble
B. B. Dutton
Burr Harrison
Harry R Eern
Donald L. Weems
L. M. Allen
Shirley Carter
E. H. Durrell
H. D. Fuller
H. H McGuire
T W. Harrison
T. B Patton
H. C. Pillsbury
Washington
H. K. Russell
Col
B. M Roszel
J. 8. Scully, Jr
John Weems
Moling and Cather Fabric Listing Shows Dress Prints
A fragmented textile ad notes dress prints priced at 1s to 22c per yard from Moling and Cather. The readable line suggests fabric goods and a shop name in a historical catalog snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moling & Cather
Memorial Services Held for Fire Company Members
Charley Rouss and Sarah Zane annual memorial services filled the Capitol Theatre and United Brethren Church. Firemen Edward Diffenderfer J A Richard Charles Brown Samuel Trenary honored. sermon by Rev Stover and chaplains present. 175 Rouss members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Rouss
Sarah Zane
United Brethren Church
Sarah Zane Company
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Company
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Capitol Theatre
Andrew Bell
Edward H. Diffenderfer
J. A. Richard
Charles E. Brown
Samuel W. Trenary
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Floyd Haines
Helen Woore
Court orders Princeton student tied to Lindbergh kidnapping case
A Princeton University student faces court action after a man resembling the accused was seen near the Lindbergh home during the kidnaping eve. A musical friend recounts an evening with a carpenter as investigators pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton University
Carpenter
Hauptmann murder trial hearing on Lindbergh case details
Paul Vetterle testified Hauptmann was at home at a birthday party on November 26 1933 when Cecile Barr said he preferred a Lindbergh ransom bill. Violet Sharpe linked to a gray blanket seen near the Lindbergh baby kidnap site. she later died by suicide. Witnesses described restaurant sightings, car activity, and disputed photos as the trial entered its sixth week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Paul Vetterle
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Cecile Barr
Violet Flemington
Uptmann
Lindbe
Dwight W. Morrow
Violet Sharpe
Morrow
Peter H. Sommer
Hudson River
New York
Isador Fisch
Lindbergh
David T. Wilentz
Agai
Wilentz
Sommer
New York City
Huptmann
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Lewis Charles Richberg
National Bituminous Industrial Board
Main
J. H. Farmer
Centerville
Bruno
Gary
Bure
Bronx
Lynne Fowler
Genevieve Fuller
Handley High School
Don
Mr. Quarles
Dude
India
Chow Chow
Opal Robinson
Man
J.C. Penny & Co
Ebert
Hauptmann Defense
Emma Copp
Daughter
Mrs
Conrad
Warren County
Front Royal News
Star Today
G. W. Stover
Norman Cooper
Lee Fisher
Richard B. Brown
Harry Stryker
Henry Willis
A. W. Russell
Edward O. Kremer
Cooper
Stover
Dr. Sydenstricker
Rouss
Anna Bonesteel
Bulletin
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