Japanese Charge New Invasions Of The Amur Islands
Soviet fleet concentrates as large reinforcements arrive at Amur border outposts. Tokyo accuses Soviet planes and gunboats of new invasions into Manchoukuoan territory while denying arming. Japanese authorities seek withdrawal of Soviet forces and readiness to act for peace if Amur troops pull back. Concerns grow over the missing Manchoukuoan steamer Hsingkai amid fluid border tensions.
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Amur Islands
Tokyo
Japan
Manchoukuoan
Amur River
Supreme Army Command
Manchouuo
Hsingking
Manchoukuo
Seenufu Island
Amur
Soviet Russia
Russia
Manchukuoan
Fumimaro Ko
Yale Graduates on Tandem Bikes Through Winchester
A recall of two Yale graduates biking by tandem from New Haven to Atlanta, observed two weeks to reach Winchester. The writer reflects on early transportation milestones from trains to airplanes and ponders future miracles in transport history.
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Yale
Atlanta
New Haven
Winchester
Evening Star
Shenandoah
Loudoun Street
Far East Clash Deepens on Siberian Frontier River
Reported concentration of Soviet and Japanese Manchu troops and gunboats across the Amur river as the Russo Japanese crisis over a Soviet gunboat sinking at Sennufu island enters a more serious stage. A map purports to show the scene of the clash.
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Amun
Siberian
Sennufu Island
Plan Rejected to Patrol Spain Coasts by Allies
London reports Germany and Italy formally rejected Anglo-French plans for full naval control of the Spanish non intervention zone. They proposed belligerent rights for both sides in the civil war and called for a full review by 27 non intervention powers next week.
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London
Italy
Spain
Frances Franco
Europe
Germany
France
Britain
Lord Plymouth
John A Dick Rites Planned
Funeral services for John A Dick who died yesterday at his home near Clearbrook after a three week illness will be held at his residence Saturday afternoon. Interment follows in Mount Hebron Cemetery with Rev T H Dafin officiating assisted by Rev Howard Amoss. Pallbearers include A L Anderson A S Orndorff E W Grant J S Grant Hugh Lupton and B E Russell. Dick was an early Frederick county orchardist who moved from Berkeley County West Virginia over 40 years ago and spent his final years in retirement at his home.
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John A Dick
Clearbrook
Mount Hebron
T. H. Dafin
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church
Howard Amoss
White Hall Methodist Church
Cabin for Rent Over Fourth of July
Mrs A L Baker advertises a cabin for rent during the Fourth of July period. Contact details appear in the notice as part of the rental offer.
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A. L. Baker
Court Measure Intrigues As Robinson Plan Debated
Washington July 2 Opponents push to refer the Robinson substitute to the judiciary committee and bury the plan for enlarging the court. Senator Robinson leads debate on immediate appointments for incumbents over 70 while lower court expansion is limited to 20. Admins say enough votes exist to pass the compromise if supported.
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Washington
Robinson
Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Burke
Dneb
Painters Not Seriously Hurt In Skylight Fall
E M Carter and Maurice Grim fell through a skylight at People's Drug Store while painting above the Woodward building. Both men were bruised but not seriously injured. Carter suffered a deep scalp cut and possible fracture as Grim was initially thought critically hurt but later deemed less severe.
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E. M. Carter
Maurice Grim
People’s Drug Store
Woodward
Carter
Grim
Sarah Zane Fire Company Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company will be held Friday evening July 2 at 8 o'clock. Every member is asked to attend. Loring Crrbill, Capt. The rest of the text advertises fabrics and a food store with a Monday closing.
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Loring Crrbill
Capitol
Elizabeth Baker
W. Woodhull Baker
Fort Loudoun
D. A. R. R Gray Williams
Memorial Day clash with steel strikers blamed on Chicago police
Police Commissioner James P. Allman told the Senate Civil Liberties Committee in Washington that his department was absolutely responsible for everything that happened during the Memorial Day clash with steel workers, where 10 strikers were fatally wounded and many injured. Senator Robert La Follette pressed Capt. Thomas Kilroy for evidence of brutal police tactics.
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Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Washington
James P. Allman
Chicago
Robert la Follette
Thomas Kilroy
Chicago Police
Central Press
Paramount to Release Memorial Day Riot Pictures
Paramount Newsreel announced general distribution of films showing the Memorial Day clash between police and striking steel workers in South Chicago. The footage, withheld while shown to the La Follette sub committee, is released unedited as public service after more than a month.
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New York
Paramount Newsreel
Chicago
la Follette
Washington
A. J. Richard
Senate Civil Liberties Com
400 Sea Scouts Visit Annapolis
Four hundred sea scouts visiting the jamboree in Washington toured the Naval Academy in Annapolis Md Representing all county sections plus delegates from Hawaii and England the group traveled by bus The Erie gunboat and several destroyers delivered about 200 midshipmen from the junior class returning from a month at sea and another 200 members will cruise next week.
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Annapolis
Washington
Naval Academy
Hawaii
England
Erie
J. Feed Talbott
Roper, Fairfax
Jacob
Claxton
Manley
Academy
Midshipmen
Atlantic
Strike Locked Mills Reopen Amid CIO Resistance
Massillon Ohio July 2 under bayonet protection more strike locked steel mills opened as rival Youngstown Sheet and Tube camps heated by plans to reopen Indiana Harbor mills. CIO calls for resistance as non strikers move back and legal steps push for collective bargaining elections with Bethlehem Steel and Weirton Steel.
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Massillon
Youngstown
Indian Harbor
Ind
del Ellinwood
Association of Steel Employes
Indiana Harbor
CIO
Lake Michigan
Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
T-state
Murray
National Labor Relations Board
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Weirton Steel Company
Washington
John
Sears Or Liberties Committee
Chicago Memorial Day
Republic Steel
Chicago
Eight Month Old Killed in Blue Ridge Mountain Crash
Jo Anne Mechem eight month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleve land Mechem Berkeley Springs West Virginia died at Winchester Memorial Hospital from injuries after a Tuesday automobile crash on the Blue Ridge Mountain near Millwood and Paris. The parents were injured but less severely and were treated at Berryville then at the local hospital.
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Jo Anne Mechem
Cleveland Mechem
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Blue Ridge Mounain
Millwood
Paris
Jo Anne
Mechem
Berryville
Frank Tappan
Five Die in Nampa Fireworks Store Blast
At a crowded store in Nampa Idaho a fireworks display exploded injuring more than a dozen. Five people died including Mrs. Ernest Miller and Mrs. George Le Delle. Coroner to hold inquest as mayor notes extensive property damage.
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Nampa
Idaho
Ernest Miller
George le Delle
L. T. Lessinger
T. C. Daniels
Katherine Miller
Ardyce Pavek
Katherine
Marsing
William Talley
Meyer
Dora Smith
Lessinger
Winchester Observes Holiday July Fourth Profit Rise Noted
The A B C liquor board reports a 4.2 million profit from liquor sales for the past year. Winchester will receive about 8 000 from per capita liquor funds, up 2 000 from last year, with counties and cities gaining as state totals rise.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
Winchester
T. McCall Prazier
Cutter To Coach Middy Gridders
Ensign Slade D. Cutter, famed for his placement kick that secured a 3-0 Navy victory over Army in 1934, joins the Naval Academy coaching staff. He comes from Oswego Illinois and was a Navy Varsity tackle and undefeated heavyweight in Navy boxing. He will assist head coach Hank Hardwick and boxing coach Spike Webb.
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Annapolis
Slade D. Cutter
Navy
Army
Naval Academy
Cutter
Oswego
Ill
Harry J
Hank) Hardwick
H. M
Spike) Webb
Charge Violation of Wagner Act Reported in Cambridge
The American Federation of Labor filed charges with the National Labor Relations Board alleging that the Phillips Can Company and the Phillips Packing Company violated the Wagner Act. NLRB regional director Bennet Schauffler arrived to investigate the cannery strike that has closed the plants.
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Cambridge
American Federation of Labor
National Labor Relations Board
Phillips Can Company
Phillips Packing Company
Bennet Schauffler
NLRB
Rouss Fire Company Plans July Meeting
The Charley Rouss Fire Company will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday evening July 2 at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is desired. M. D. Weaver, President.
Racquets Re Strung For Sale At Alexander’s Drug Store
Newly restrung racquets offered for sale at Alexander's Drug Store, presenting shoppers with ready service and sporting goods in a local pharmacy setting.
Oldest Texas inmate Clemens Matura executed in 1936 murder
Clemens Matura, 66, the oldest man ever executed in Texas, died in the electric chair early today for the murder of Miss Rebecca Dorsey near Haskell in May 1936. He reportedly said he would not have done it if he had not been drunk.
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Huntsville
Tex
Clemens Matura
Texas
Rebecca Dorsey
Haskell
Dance Tonight by Nine Old Men Club at McVicar Bidg
Soddy Haines Orchestra plays tonight from 9 to 11 with admission at $1.00. Also a notice seeking a home for a fine female setter dog, white and tan, contact via phone 411-1 or 1182.
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Nine Old Men Club McVicar
Soddy Haines’ Orchestra
Winchester jail cited as hazardous and archaic by state official
State welfare jail supervisor Russell B. DeVine calls the Winchester jail bad and dangerously fire prone. He notes the building is archaic and ill suited to detention and recommends using city hall cells or constructing new joint city county facilities to improve safety and operations.
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Winchester
Commonwealth
Russell B. DeVine
State Department of Public Welfare
DeVine
Field
Common Council
Allen Hawthorne
The
Star
Fds
Tao Asasi
Arthur Field
Newcome
Burch and Michael Switch to Winchester Park Team
Winchester Park officials announced Ed Burch formerly of Millville West Virginia and star hurler Lefty Michael will join Winchester Park. Michael impressed with pitching in defeats of Millville and will play Saturday against Blairton and Sunday versus Tri-County All-Star. Park Nine now fields four pitchers Ritenour Duvall Lunsford and Michael.
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Winchester Park
Ed. Burch
Millville
W. Va
Michael
Burch
Winchester
Blairton
Ballston
West Point
Park
Ritenour
Duvall
Lunsford
Man Injured In Fall From Tree
Ernest Davies of Hayfield Va fell from a cherry tree on the Hedrick farm. The branch broke as he stood on it. An ambulance took him to Memorial Hospital for X rays and his injuries were not yet determined. He was rendered unconscious by the fall.
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The
Star
Hayfield
Ernest Davies
Hedrick Farm
Memorial Hospital
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C. C. Brannon
Clark M. Smith
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W. A. Baker
Harry McCann
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