NRA Tour Speech By Hugh Johnson Attacks Borah
In Waterloo Iowa on July 12 Hugh S Johnson promoted NRA as crucial to workers and farmers, mocked subversive claims and disputed Borah's tour. He argued NRA boosts purchasing power and employment while distinguishing it from broader New Deal programs. He announced a 30 day deadline for winding up Blue Eagle code making.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Iowa
Hugh S. Johnson
Blue Eagle
Johnson
NRA
Borah
Idaho
Bank
Henry the Eighth
Washington
Hugh
3700 Truckmen Of Frisco Bay Cities Are Out
San Francisco July 12 3700 truck drivers from San Francisco bay cities walked out in a bid to tighten the coast shipping blockade by striking Pacific coast maritime workers. The action follows a federal labor disputes board appeal and expands labor strife from the waterfront to Portland where four men were wounded in a police exchange.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
San Francisco Bay
Teamsters
East Bay
Oakland
Berkeley
Alameda
Federal Labor Disputes Board
Portland
Ore
National Guardsmen
Joseph Carson
B. K. Lawson
Federal Board
Anglers net a nine bass haul on Shenandoah River
Three locals J Fred Stryker Fred Stryker Jr and Paul Tomney fished the Shenandoah River south of Castleman s Ferry and landed nine black bass weighing one to two and a half pounds. The catch included mostly small mouth bass and others were released as within legal size limits.
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Shenandoah River
Castleman's Ferry
J. Fred Stryker
Fred Stryker, Jr
Paul Tomney
Rasputin Libel Appeal Begins in London
In London on July 12 MGM started an appeal seeking reversal of a $125,000 libel verdict awarded to Princess Irina Youssoupoff over the film Rasputin the Mad Monk. Sir William Jowitt argued for the company as the court adjourned before the opening address concluded.
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Associated Press
London
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer, Ltd
Irina Alevandrovna Youssoupoff
Rasputin
William Jowitt
Court of Appeals
Frederick County Farm Bureau Picnic August 9
The Frederick County Cooperative Farm Bureau hosts an all day basket picnic at Jordan Springs on Thursday August 9. Activities include bathing horseshoes baseball and other games. Public welcomed. Entertainment committee includes C. W. Solenberger general manager Joseph L. Jolliffe secretary treasurer and A Taylor Ritter.
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Frederick County Cooperative Farm Bureau
Jordan Springs
C. W. Solenberger
Joseph L. Jolliffe
A. Taylor Ritter
Bomb Outrages Flare Again in Austria
In Vienna on July 12 two bombing outrages were reported after Chancellor Dolfuss announced a harsh anti-terror campaign. Five people, including four tourists, were injured when a bomb destroyed a member of the Fatherland Front’s car in Salzburg. Another blast damaged windows and a priest’s home in Buers. Seven Nazis were jailed over the Salzburg bombing and a Styrian Nazi was arrested for arson to disrupt a Fatherland Front meeting.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Dolfuss
Salzburg
Fatherland - Front
Buers
Berlin
Kindberg
Styria
Fatherland Front
Negro Charged in Del. Dual Night Attack
Delmar capture three hours after a reported attack on a white woman and her son Ed Waters, a 40 year old black man, was jailed in Georgetown for safekeeping. He allegedly entered Mrs Levy Williams home by cutting a screen, restrained her, and fought with her 15 year old son Charles who was stabbed and hospitalized. Waters previously served prison terms for assault.
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Associated Press
Laruel
Del
Ed. Waters
Georgetown
Harley Hickman
Waters
Hickman
Levy Williams
Railroad Avenue
Railroad Station
Williams
Yard Party on Ridgeway School Lawn
A community yard party fundraiser on Ridgeway School lawn is set for Thursday July 12. The event runs from 1 to 9 PM with hoped for donations and home baked foods to benefit a local cause.
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Ridgeway School Lawn
Money to Loan On City of Winchester Real Estate
Kern and Kern announce a loan on Winchester city real estate. Attorneys single line notice.
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City of Winchester Real Estate
Free Dancing With Orchestra Tonight at Oak Haven
A local notice invites patrons to free dancing with live orchestra at Oak Haven tonight from 7 to 12 and continuing to 1 am. The event runs through the evening with music and dancing for attendees.
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Oak Haven
Hats 2 for 100 and Bags 79 Cents at Shoppe
Mary S. Yeakley and Clara V. Fultz advertise a Saturday specials sale featuring hats at two for 100 and bags at 79 cents, listed in the Shoppe ad dated 7-12-1p-111.
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Mary S. Yeakley
Clara V. Fultz
Motion Picture Firms Offer to Cancel Films on Protest
New York July 11 motion picture distributors pledged to cancel contracts with exhibitors for any film facing genuine moral protest. The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America Inc said ten major units including Columbia Educational First National Fox Metro Goldwyn Mayer Paramount RKO United Artists Universal and Warner Bros will honor cancellations for titles released before July 15 when new regulations take effect.
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New York
Motion
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc
Columbia
Educational
First National
Fox
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Paramount
RKO
United Artists Universal
Warner Bros
Masonic School Set for Fairfax Hall Waynesboro
The sixth annual Virginia Masonic school of instruction will meet at Fairfax Hall Waynesboro July 15 to 19. Vesper services will be led July 15 by Rev. John L. Gibbs. Classes start July 16 under Thomas C. Nelson with assistants. Deputy Grand Master Thomas H. Hooper will speak July 16 evening. Officers include John T. Cochran president R L Page vice president and S J Sachs secretary treasurer.
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Virginia Masonic School of Instruction
Fairfax Hall
Waynesboro
J. Sachs
John L. Gibbs
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Staunton
Grand Royal Arch
Virginia
Nelson
Thomas C. Nelson
Lynchburg
Grand Lodge of Virginia
Thomas H. Hooper
D. D
Culpeper
John T. Cochran
the Plains
R. L. Page
Miller's School
S. J. Sachs
Fish Slapped Bird On Rock In Berryville River Scene
Wilbur Cather, a Berryville fruit grower, reports a bass fishing incident near Tilthammer's mill where a large bass struck a bird perched on a rock above Shenandoah River. Several bass leapt afterward while the bird fled, squawking in fright, after the surprising tail slap.
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Shenandoah
Wilbur Cather
Tilthammer’s Mill
Berryville
Cather
Artillery unit passes through Winchester on Virginia march
The 260th Coast Artillery Anti air unit of the DC National Guard arriving in Winchester from Elizabeth Furnace as part of a Virginia leg of a two week field trip. Major Walter Burns invited locals to a Charles Town demonstration of three high powered searchlights tonight and promised a stop in Winchester if the unit returns next year.
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260Th Coast Artillery
District of Columbia National Guard
Winchester
Elizabeth Furnace
Virginia
Charles Town
C. R. Anderson
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
P. P. Pilcher
George Miller
Lee Highway
Walter Burns
Burns
Shenandoah Caverns Grounds
Front Royal
Riverton
Shenandoah Valley
Popular Music Concert by John Kerr School Band
A free evening concert from 8 o'clock by Prof. W. H. Mellnge at the John Kerr School playground lot corner Cameron and Cork streets. Elderly seating and car parking available. Program includes Sousa marches and operatic selections with J. F. Hoover Euphonium solo and Rollisson as soloist.
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W. H. Mellnge
John Kerr School
Cameron
Cork
Sousa
Fall of Jericho
Millochland
Rosas
Washington Post
Rollisson
J. F. Hoover
Faust
Gounod
Mechan
Kilties
Morris
Hat Cleaning Service Offers New Equipment
Winchester Dry Cleaning Works announces new hat cleaning and blocking equipment. Hats and garments including linen suits and dresses are cleaned and reshaped with presses available. Drop off at 210 S Braddock Street with phone contact for pickup.
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Winchester Dry Cleaning Works
S. Braddock Street
Picnic Yard Party Notice at Double Tollgate
Garber Ice Cream Corp invites the public to a yard party at Double Tollgate on Saturday July 14 with proceeds for Ladies' Aid. Manager C E Garber promotes the event and ice cream sales at 2155 Market Street. Public invited.
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C. E. Garber
Garber Ice Cream Corp
Market Street
Double Tollgate
Ladies’ Aid
Death follows wrestling bout of Richmond in Winchester
Russell Allen Richmond age 31 died after a friendly wrestling match with Frank Dellinger at the Winchester Cold Storage Company plant on North Loudoun Street. Medical certificate cites probable rupture of a thoracic blood vessel linked to intense heat and humidity. Richmond, born August 3 1903 in Cold Stream West Virginia, left widow Alma and two daughters. funeral held at Central Methodist Church Loom West Virginia with pallbearers named.
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Russell Allen Richmond
C. R. Anderson
Richmond
Sam R. Hurst
Apple
Mr. Richmond
Frank
Pete’) Dellinger
Winchester Cold Storage Company
North Loudoun Street
Anderson
Cold Stream
Samuel
Bessie Richmond
W. Va
Winchester
Alma
Bikton
Central Methodist Church
Loom
C. H. Anderson
Mr. Wright
Capon Bridge
Douglas Green
Austin White
Edward Miller
Marshall Smith
Alexander Dellinger
Omar Peer
Organizing Swimming Class At Legion Pool
Sargent of the O Sullivan Athletic Association runs the American Legion pool keeping water between 76 and 80 degrees. The facility opens daily 10 to 12 and 2 to 6 and 7 to 10 except weekends with Sunday afternoon hours. separate dressing rooms exist for men and women and the pool is open for inspection. A swimming class is being organized with two instructors available 10 to 12 morning hours. interested persons should contact Mr Sargent.
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Sargent
Strain To End Code Work Soon
Washington reports the N R A aims to finish Blue Eagle code making within thirty days. Chairman Robert K Straus says every division is pushing the plan to clean up codes in the building and end enforcement work. The program, outlined by Hugh S Johnson, breaks into four parts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert K. Straus
Threeman Committee
Hugh S. Johnson
Straus
Johnson
N.R. A
Soft water used at Winchester Steam Laundry
Winchester Steam Laundry reports use of soft water and lists contact details with phone 28 3-26-1p-e. o. d. tf.
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Winchester Steam
Important meeting of all fruit growers
Frederick County fruit growers are called to a meeting at the Court House Saturday at 2 30 p m. The session will consider spray residue and seek recommendations to improve inspection service or address other issues. Phil H Gold urges attendance.
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Court House
Phil H. Gold
Frederick County
Federal housing plan eases home renovation loans
James A. Moffett of the Federal Housing Administration says borrowers may apply to banks or loan associations for up to 2000 dollars to renovate. credit and employment checks will be made and funding provided promptly with no mandatory endorsement. Default collection methods will follow standard practice. details vary by lender.
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Federal Housing Administration
James A. Moffett
Mr. Moffett
Sim
Moffett
Trade Unrest Dampens New York Stock Market
New York July 12. A languid stock market showed little inclination to rise with prices drifting mildly downward. Traders doubted the ability of the list to advance amid unresolved trade and industrial questions. No widespread liquidation and overall activity remained lower than prior session. Public interest remained cool with no strong market impulse.
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Associated Press
New York
Hold Man On Money Charge Sought A Year
W. M. Wells, about 45, is jailed on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He is said to be wanted on similar charges in Rockbridge and is reported to be from Ohio. Authorities say Wells sold carbide products in the western part of Augusta County a year ago and collected deposits without delivering goods. Three or more complaints are on record. Frederick authorities have pursued him for over a year.
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W. M. Wells
Wells
Rockbridge
Gilkeson
Augusta
McCann
Ohio
Frederick
Widespread Criminal Law Reforms Urged By ABA
WICHITA Kans July 12 Widespread revision in criminal law and court procedures to check crime will be recommended to the American Bar Association at its Milwaukee meeting. Proposals include state departments of justice a permanent committee on criminal justice and a campaign against dishonesty in the law. The council of the section of criminal law drew up the proposals with Justin Miller Duke University law school dean as chairman.
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Associated Press
Wicheta
Kans
American Bar Association
Milwaukee
Ats
Earle W. Evans
State Departments of Justice
Council of the
Section of Criminal Law
The
Association
Justin Miller
School of Law
Duke University
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Marietta Crocker Bishop
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