Parley To End General Motors Strike Collapses
The GM peace talks with the United Automobile Workers break down after a brief meeting. GM reports limited telegraph and phone notices, with workers in Cadillac parts, Cleveland offices, and Anderson police reports reflecting the disruption.
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General Motor Corporation
Detroit
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors PY
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
W. S. Knudsen
Parts Department
Cadillac
Messrs. Martin
Brophy
Teley
Cleveland
Norwood
Anderson
Harry R. Baldwin
Ind
Inauguration Day Eyed With Broad Coverage Across Nations
MR WINCHESTER predicts a big inauguration day next Wednesday with wide attention in Washington. He notes older inaugurals felt more matter of fact as travel was hard. today announcers on motorcycles, cars, and foot will relay events, while newspapers provide a permanent record for global audiences.
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Washington
Demand For Tickets To Hear Analyst Is Keen
The Handley Library auditorium will host Howard J. Wisehaupt for the first of three lectures on business and sales building tonight at 8. Tickets are free by pickup at the Winchester Evening Star office. Wisehaupt, a nationally known businessman, opens with How To Influence People and will present two further topics this week.
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Handley Library
Howard J. Wisehaupt
Winchester Evening Star
Wisehaupt
Slain Couple Found Near Oakwood Cemetery in Alabama
In Montgomery on January 18 a young white woman and a 30 year old mill worker were found slain along a briar path behind Oakwood cemetery. Coroner M. P. Kirkpatrick cited jealousy as the probable motive. The woman identified as Dora Bullard and the man as Leon K. Nichols, with brutal wounds suggesting a knife or razor attack.
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Montgomery
Ala
Oakwood Cemetery
M. P. Kirkpatrick
Dora Bullard
Leon K. Nichols
John Mosley
Kirkpatrick
Scott
Ward
Teachers To Tour Henrico And Warren Counties
Frederick County public schools supervisor Miss Anne Starling announced groups of teachers will tour observation sites in Henrico and Warren counties through January. The itinerary includes multiple schools across the state.
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Anne Starling
Frederick County
Henrico
Warren
Evening Star Reports High Pinfall in Ladies League
The Evening Star notes last Friday night at the Health Center that its total pinfall of 1,393 led the Evening Star Ladies' League. Hershey Pints had 1,358 and Shopping Centre 1,326 as second and third, with other totals listed for Boyce, Beta Sigma Phi, G. A. A., Lions, Little Theatre, Northern Virginia, Handley, and J. C. Penney Co.
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Evening Star
Hershey
Boyce
Beta Sigma Phi
Lions
Little Theatre
Northern Virginia
Handley
J. C. Penney Co
Three Shot In Frederick County Weekend Attacks
Two shootings occurred over the weekend, one at Kernstown’s Golden Slipper camp and another on North Kent Street in Winchester. Victims include Russell Copeland and Ollie Tobin, both wounded, with Newton Williams badly struck in the chest. Suspect Guy Mays is jailed. Mary Wolford held. Mays pursued.
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Frederick County
Kernstown
North Kent Street
Russell Copeland
Stephens City
Memorial Hospital
Ollie Tobin
Copeland
Newton Williams
Winchester
Guy Mays
Cumberland
Mary Wolford
Kent Street
Mays
Cogeland
Tobin
Roadhouse
Golden Slipper
Appleway
G. M. Frye
Harry Mays
Helen Corbin
Dorothy Swartz
Mr. Frye
Attack Fatal To Mr. Cather
Wilbur E. Cather a prominent Frederick county fruit grower and business man died at his North Frederick road home after a heart ailment. He was struck in his automobile near Stine's Chapel on Thursday night and died Sunday morning after failing to respond to medical care.
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Wilbur E. Cather
Frederick County
North Frederick Road
Stine’s Chapel
Cather
Winchester
First Round Of Palace Theatre Baby Popularity Contest Ends Tomorrow
The first round of the Palace Theatre Evening Star Baby Popularity Contest ends tomorrow with Tuesday as the last voting day. Mail ballots accepted until noon Wednesday and 20 preliminary winners and their votes will be announced in The Winchester Evening Star on Thursday.
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Palace Theatre
Evening Star
Winchester Evening Star Thursay
Winchester Evening Star
Palace
Rev Dr William Page Dame Dies After Heart Attack
The Rev Dr William Page Dame 61 former rector of St Johns parish Worthington Valley died in Baltimore at 5 am after a recurring heart attack. He had been ill since Christmas in the Church Home and Infirmary where he was a patient for several days. Born to a Virginia Maryland Episcopal family, he was educated at Episcopal High School UVA and Virginia Theological Seminary. He was associated with his father at Memorial Church in Baltimore before serving at St Johns. He appeared to improve but suffered a final attack. Funeral Wednesday will follow the bereavement.
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William Page Dame
Virginia
Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church
Baltimore
Dame
St. John’s
Worthington Valley
William Meade Dame
Memorial Church
Susan Meade Funsten
Edwin S. Hinks
Robert M. Ward
Winchester
Nelson Page Dame
Richmond
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
University of Virginia
Virginia Theological Seminary
Death Claims Mr. Whitacre in Frederick County
Frederick M. Whitacre of Frederick county died suddenly of a heart attack about noon at his home 8028 Kent street. He had lived in the city about ten years and previously near Grimes. He worked for T D Cather and led a barrel shop foreman on North Cameron street. Survived by widow Lula McCarty and two daughters Mrs George Newlin and Mrs Paul Carper, and a brother Ambrose Whitacre of Darkesville. He was born October 1 1888 near DeHaven.
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Frederick M. Whitacre
Frederick County
Kent Street
Mr. Whitacre
Grimes
T. D. Cather
Cameron Street
Order of Mechanics
Whitacre
DeHaven
Henry
Jane Whitacre
Lula McCarty
George
Sheriff Is Involved In A Shooting
Madison Ga January 18. A H Booth Morgan county police chief said he was holding Sheriff W A Reynolds Greene county awaiting results of wounds suffered by Mrs. Della Mae Armour of Greensboro at Rutledge railroad station. Armour had a pistol wound to the abdomen and a fifty fifty chance of recovery. Reynolds, 45 and father of four, was charged with assault with intent to murder. Three witnesses were present but motives remain undisclosed.
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Madison
A. H. Booth
Morgan County
W. A. Reynolds
Greene County
Rutledge
Della Mae Armour
Greensboro
Booth
Lions Club Ladies Night At George Washington Hotel
About 150 members and guests are expected for Lions Club Ladies Night at the George Washington Hotel tomorrow at 7 PM Officers said the event will feature novelty acts and a standout performance by J Harold Lawrence of Richmond a blind musician and vocalist of unusual ability and proven talent.
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
J. Harold Lawrence
Richmond
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Mrs. Emma Crabill Dies in Winchester at 69
Emma Snapp Crabill wife of J S Crabill merchant of Frederick county died at 8 pm Saturday at her home 804 Amherst street after a long illness She was 68 years old born November 8 1868 in Stephens City Surviving husband daughter Leola Mae sons Herman and Roy siblings five brothers and one sister Funeral from 804 Amherst street Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev C Worthington Lowe Grace Lutheran Church officiating Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery Nephews to serve as pallbearers
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Emma Snapp Crabill
J. S. Crabill
West Boscawen Street
Stephens City
Frederick County
Amherst Street
Crabill
John William
Margaret Everly Snapp
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Mountain Falls
Winchester
Convicts Return to Prison Time Plea Fails Quelled
A court rejects renewed bids by convicts to overturn sentences and keep freedom. Judicial action denies leniency as corrections authorities note continued offenses and insist on full terms.
Rioting In Ontario Reformatory Ends With No Prosecution Promise
Hungry inmates rioted at the Ontario Reformatory in Guelph for nine hours, burning and wrecking cells. About 700 prisoners escaped, 35 still at large, and the government pledged no prosecutions for those who surrender voluntarily. Guards lament conditions likening the facility to a college.
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Guelph
Ont
Ontario Reformatory
Ontario
C. Freelands
Nelands
Toronto
Harry Nixon
Fillon Held In Michigan In Larceny and Robbery Probe
Lawrence Fillon, sought by Winchester police on larceny and breaking and entering, is arrested in Detroit on armed robbery charges. Held in Detroit since January 11, he is suspected in a Cedar Creek Grade disappearance and a Braddock Gerrard lunch room hold up last summer. Authorities plan to turn him over to Virginia officials after Michigan cases are resolved.
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Lawrence Fillon
Winchester
Detroit
Mich
Department of Justice
Fillon
Cedar Creek
Cook
Braddock and
Gerrard Streets
Virginia
Michigan
Beagle hound seeks owner or good home
At once a fine female beagle hound needs a home or owner. Call 41 J or 629 1 to arrange.
Winchester Park Association Meeting January 18
The Winchester Park Association holds its regular monthly meeting at 8 o'clock Monday evening in the City Hall Council Chamber. Officers will be elected and committee reports heard. RYLAND CONNER serves as president.
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Winchester Park Association
Ryland Conner
Wallis Seen Fishing From Cannes Boat
For the first time since she posed in the grounds of her Cannes retreat Mrs Wallis is photographed in a motorboat during a fishing trip from Cannes Central Press provides the image.
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Cannes
Death takes Mrs Spillman widow of James W Spillman
Mrs Laura Virginia Spillman of Frederick county died at 6 30 Sunday morning at her brother N O Hawkins 312 East Piccadilly Street after a recent illness in her 78th year She had lived in Winchester 32 years and is survived by son Carson L Spillman four brothers and grandson Garland Spillman Funeral from the Hawkins home at 2 PM tomorrow with Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker and Rev Dr S L Flickinger officiating Interment Mount Hebron with nephews Harry Stephen John Hugh Hawkins Emory Larrick and Avalon Orndorff as pallbearers
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Laura Virginia Spillman
James W. Spillman
Frederick County
N. O. Hawkins
East Piccadilly Street
Spillman
Owen
Nancy Fuller Hawkins
Chambersville
Winchester
Business Stand Being Remodeled on North Loudoun Street
The Huntsberry building on North Loudoun Street is undergoing remodeling for new business use. The second floor will house the Curley Top Beauty Salon operated by Mrs. Gertrude Walters. The first floor will also be repurposed. lessee name not disclosed.
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Huntsberry
Loudoun Street
National Park Restaurant
Curley Top
Gertrude Walters
For Sale at Once in Winchester Home on Valley Ave
Preparing to leave Winchester, CHAS S LOWRY offers 1623 Valley Ave for quick sale at the right price. Owner seeks immediate buyer and favorable terms.
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Winchester
Valley Ave
Chas.s
Lowry
Local Oil Station Changeover at Brad dock Corner
Notice reports take over of Republic Oil Station at Brad dock and Valley Ave. Patrons urged to continue support. Moling and Cather advertise special values on coats dresses and gloves.
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Republic Oil
Braddock and
Valley Ave
R. B. Rog
Moling & Cather
Cold weather hoped to ease flood threats in Pittsburgh
Weather bureau warned heavy rains over 72 hours will push river levels past flood stage tomorrow. Pittsburgh readings rose to 22.3 feet, with crest likely between 28 and 29 feet at the point where the Allegheny and Monongahela join to form the Ohio. Forecaster W S Brotzman predicted fair skies and colder weather could relieve the danger.
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Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
W.S. Brotzman
Allegheny
Monogahela
Ohio
Brotaman
Monongahela
Morgantown
W. Va
Franklin
Beaver
Whithe
West Virgntia
Bane
Charleston
Homer A. Holt
Huntington
Marietta
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Arkansas
St. Francis
Missouri
Paragould
Ark
Tallahatchie
Tate
Quitman
Panola
Tennessee
Cumberland
Nashville
Potomac
It Pays To Deal Here It Pays To Deal Here
Campaign urging Winchester residents to buy from local merchants. Highlights the financial benefit to shoppers and contrasts with buying from city stores or mail order.
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Winchester
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Daite
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Snapp
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Neelands
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Reformatory
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Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson
Mrs. Spillman
Dixie
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Winchester Chamber of Commerce
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