Hall Removed as CIO Strike Captain in Mahoning Valley
Gus Hall is divested of his CIO leadership role in the Warren area amid dynamiting charges. John Owens replaces him with a joint leadership of Harry Vines and John Grajcer, while two Youngstown lieutenants lose authority. Communist participation is claimed in valley circulars, with Bart citing solidarity against fascism.
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Youngstown
Gus Hall
CIO
Mahoning Valley
John Owens
General Cio
Ohio
Hall
Warren
Harry Vines
John Grajcer
Owens
Bob Burke
Republic Steel
John Stevenson
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Phil Bart
Communist Party
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
Ford
Dearborn
Louis J. Colombo
Detroit
NLRB
John T. Lindsay
Wisconsin
United Automobile Workers of America
Speedometer accuracy questioned by cautious driver
A Winchester reader advises periodic speedometer checks after a motorist claimed to drive at 40 mph yet was paced at 50 to 55 mph. The note ends with holiday wishes and a reminder to see readers again Tuesday.
Memorial dedication planned for Mount Hebron Cemetery tablet
Plans are complete for Monday’s 5 PM dedication of a memorial tablet at Mount Hebron Cemetery honoring Revolutionary soldiers buried there. R Gray Williams will speak. Rev E T Clark will give the invocation. Rev Robert B Nelson will offer the benediction. Miss Elizabeth Harrison Baker will unveil the marker. An inserted coin mystery follows with a silver dollar found by Officer Ernest Dove engraved with Jamestown alderman names.
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Fort Loudoun
Mount Hebron
R. Gray Williams
Winchester Bar
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Harrison Baker
Ernest Dove
Goddess of Liberty
Dove
Toomas
Collins
Jamestown
D. H. J. Ott
Treas
Joe D. Mills
Jamestowns
United States
D. T
Human Skeleton Found During Restaurant Foundation Dig
Workmen uncovered a human skeleton Thursday while excavating the Dixie Restaurant foundation at 14 South Braddock Street. The skull was shared among local merchants before being taken to Dr. R. A. Shafer for examination. results were not available. Police collected bones and noted decomposition and damage from exposure and excavation.
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Dixie Restaurant
South Braddock Street
R. A. Shafer
West Boscawen Street
Carden
Yard Party at Red Bud School House
A yard party is planned at Red Bud School House on Thursday July 15 with a rain date the following night. The notice promotes porch shades by Moling and Cather.
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Red Bud School House
Moling & Cather
Racquets ReStrung for Wees at Alexander's Drug Store
New sport and holiday fabrics from Moling and Cather plus racquets restrung for wees at Alexander's Drug Store.
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Alexander’s Drug Store
Russians Begin A New Drive On Church Clerics
Moscow reports a renewed Soviet campaign against religion with arrests of priests and ministers in Siberia. The Khabarovsk Pacific Star claims churches are allied with fascism and imperialist aims, naming Reichwald Orloff and Cheronny as condemned clergy labeled spies.
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Moscow
Russia
Siberia
Khabarovsk
Pacific Star
Vladivostok
Reichwald
Saint Tikhons
Orloff
Cheronny
Con
Wanted to find home for fine female setter dog
White and tan setter female seeks owner or good home. Call 41 J or 1182 for details. Paragraph indicates a personal animal notice from a local paper.
Impressions of National Jamboree by Shenandoah Scout Leader
Rev George Earle Owen reflects on the National Jamboree in western Washington with about 30000 Boy Scouts encamped along riverbanks and parks. He recalls meetings with leaders including Walter Head and Col Theodore Roosevelt and notes a discussion on retiring the Scout Executive at 65.
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Boy Scouts of America
Washington
National Council
Walter Head
Col
Thedore Roosevelt
West
Shenandoah
Sibert
Martinsburg
Second Woman's Death Is Laid To Kentuckian
Louisville July 3 An administrator files a $70,000 suit against Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt claiming he assaulted and bruised Patricia Wilson 25 causing her to fall down an hotel elevator shaft no criminal charges filed. Denhardt denies the allegations calling the suit ridiculous.
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Louisville
Henry H. Denhardt
Patricia Wilson
Seelbach
Kentucky
Henry County
Verna Taylor
Edward C. Langan
Jefferson County
Miss Wilson
Denhardt
Bowling Green
Winchester Junk Co Ad For Scrap Metal and Hides
Iron wanted chipping now. Get our prices before selling. Also buying metals rags and beef hides. Win chester Junk Co., 13 Fairfax Lane between Main and Braddock St. Phone 254.
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Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Main and
Braddock St
Flying Boats Begin Trans Atlantic Flight From Port Washington
Pan American Clip per III leaves Port Washington at 6 25 am on first leg to England. Seven crewmen led by Capt Harold E Gray aim for a 3500 mile crossing with no passengers as British H M A Caledonia heads from Southampton toward Foynes. Observers expect joint observations to guide future trans Atlantic passenger service.
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Port Washington
N. Y
England
Noonan
Fred J. Noonan
Amelia Earhart
Harold E. Gray
Europe
Riley's Market Late Delivery Tonight Closed July 5
Riley's Market warns of late delivery tonight and confirms closure on Monday July 5 with business hours affected from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m.
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Riley’s Market
Barber Injured By Firecracker In Winchester Shop
Russell H. Carpenter a well known Winchester barber was injured when a firecracker exploded in his hand in his Bosca wen street shop. He said he lit it from a cigar and tried to throw it out but it exploded. Serum was given as a precaution against poison.
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Russell H. Carpenter
Winchester
Boscawen Street
Death of Mrs Thomas Fortune Ryan at Oak Ridge estate
Mrs Thomas Fortune Ryan aged 68, widow of a leading financier, died at Oak Ridge Virginia estate after a heart attack. Born January 1 1859 in Bayside Long Island, she inherited life tenure of about one sixth of her late husband’s fortune after his 1928 death and had resided in Virginia since 1929 on the Nelson county plantation.
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Lynchburg
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Oak Ridge
Virginia
Ryan
Nelson County
Bayside, L. I
Solomon Townsend Nicholl
James Brown Lord
Thomas Swartz Property Auction Near Brucetown
The Thomas Swartz property consisting of a house and 20 acres located one mile east of Brucetown will be sold on Saturday July 10 in front of the Court House.
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Brucetown
Court House
Earhart search drives hope as signals heard near Howland
Reports claim Amelia Earhart may have radioed SOS from a mystery Atoll area as recovery ships Itasca and Swan scour the Pacific. Amateur operators in Los Angeles report faint signals at 3105 kilocycles while officials assess if Earhart and Noonan survived the oceanic flight from Lae to Howland Island.
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Howland Island
Los Angeles
Honlulu
Amelia Earhart
mid-Pacific
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Khaqq
Amelia Barnatt
New Guiana
Miss Earhart
Lae
New Guinea
Honolulu
Swan
Here
Howland
Winchester Aims for Weekend Baseball Showdowns at Park
Schedule lists three games this weekend at the park with Winchester facing Blairton today at 3 p m then All-Stars on Sunday and Balston on Monday all at 3 p m.
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Winchester
Blairton
All-Stars
Balston
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NIRA
Elizabeth Harrison’ Baker
Williams
Thomas S. Collins
Wees
George Earle Owen
George E. Owen
Shenandoah Area
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Evening Star
Barber
Thomas Swartz
Fred Noonan
Navigator of Flying Laboratory
Putnam
Battleship
Oakland
Calif
Walter McMenamy
Carl Pierson
South Seas
Zeland
Achilles
San Francisco Coast Guard
Flying Boat
Pearl Harbor
Aviatrix
W. W. Harvey
Itasca
E. 8
Amelia
Paul Mantz
Atlantic
Burbank
George Palmer Putnam
Coast Guard
San Francisco
the Evening Star
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