Roosevelt Pushes West Mountain Front in 1930s Campaign
President Roosevelt spoke from his train at Pueblo Colorado stating democracy is essential and praising conservation as a national goal. In Amarillo Texas he praised Texans and urged broader soil security, clarifying the agricultural program aims to proper land use reduce overproduction and raise farm ownership, not subsidies.
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Roosevelt
San Francisco
Pueblo
Colo
Colorado
Alva B. Adams
Benjamin C. Hilliard
Rockies
Amarillo
Texas
Ox Wascen Dare
Marvin Jones
Lyndon Johnson
Maury Maverick
W. D. McFarlane
James V. Allred
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Texas Panhandle
Box o matches and curfew times recalled in Winchester
A nostalgic passage recalls box of matches sold cheap after days of wartime scarcity. People remember the curfew, hiding fires, and the old musket and punk used to strike a light before dawn in a snowbound village.
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Winchester
Tribune
Indiana Democrats Endorse Van Nuys amid party unity
Indiana Democrats Renominated Senator Frederick Van Nuys by acclamation at the biennial convention in Indianapolis amid past disagreements with Governor Townsend. The move clears the path for Van Nuys renomination as McNutt receives endorsement and party factions seek harmony.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Frederick van Nuys
Roosevelt
van Nuys
M. Clifford Townsend
Townsend
McNutt
Monopoly probe gains from new attitude toward business
Senator O Mahoney said the monopoly inquiry benefits from a revised public stance on business and states rights. He noted a chance to revise antitrust laws amid shifting sentiment and said federal charters for interstate business may no longer be pursued.
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Washington
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
O’mahoney
Idaho
No Hurry To Name A Justice
Washington debates whether President Roosevelt will delay naming a Supreme Court justice until Congress resumes in January. Cummings earlier said a recess appointment is possible, but Senate approval is needed for a permanent position. Precedent exists in the 1795 Rutledge case, where a recess appointment was rejected when Senate convened, though the interim justice served until then.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Cummings
Benjamin Cardozo
Senate
John Rutledge
South Carolina
United States
Rutledge
Yard Party at Circle No 2 Church of Christ
A yard party is listed for July 14 at 699 National Avenue hosted by Circle No 2 Church of Christ. The event appears in a brief community notice with scheduling details.
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National Avenue
Church of Christ
Yard Party Burnt Eee Web Night Schedule
A simple notice announces a yard party at Burnt Eee Web on July 13 with a rain contingency for the following night. No additional details are provided.
Lovett's Shoe Sale Announced for Summer Stock
Lovett's Shoe Store advertises a summer stock sale with greatly reduced prices on all current inventory. The notice promotes immediate attendance.
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Lovett’s
Six Bunders Guilty On Civil Rights Law Violations
A Norfolk county jury in Riverhead New York convicts six defendants and the German American Settlement League of violating the state civil rights law after a brief verdict. Judge L D Hall imposes near maximum penalties with one year jail terms and $500 fines, suspending jail terms on five defendants.
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Riverhead
N. Y
Norfolk County
Hill
Earnest Mueller
Brooklyn
League
Swimming Pool Board Meeting Tomorrow Night
The temporary Winchester pool project board will meet tomorrow at 8 o clock in Red Cross offices at City Hall. Members include Otis Sargent as chairman Helen Massey vice chair Tom Baldridge secretary Mrs Andrew Bell treasurer Mrs Helen Wright executive secretary Dan Henry Shenandoah Area Boy Scout executive Richard Owen the Rev Dr E T Clark Brooks Flickinger and Dr L M Allen.
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Winchester
Red Cross
City Hall
Otis Sargent
Helen Massey
Tom Baldridge
Andrew Bell
Helen Wright
Winchester and
Frederick County
Dan Henry
Shenandoah Area
Richard Owen
E. T. Clark
Brooks Flickinger
L. M. Allen
Six Die in Air Raid at Vall de Uxe
Six persons were killed and ten injured at Vall De Uxe in an air raid today by three insurgent planes. Nearly all buildings, including the shoe factories for which the point was well known, were wrecked.
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Madrid
Vall de Uxe
Attack on Kiukiang and riverfront losses amid Japanese raid
Japanese bombers attack Kiukiang outskirts while Chinese defenders fortify positions. Chinese forces destroy riverfront property of Standard Oil in a strategic move amid evacuation of foreigners. American workers sank a pontoon. reports say two more pontoons were blown and one saved.
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Shanghai
Kiukiang
Poyang Lake
Miukiang
Standard Oil Company
United States
Nelson T. Johnson
Standard Oil Company of
New York
Poyang
Nanchang
Monocacy
Cockchafer
Wendow
Thieves Steal Wheels Off Three Company Trucks
Thieves in Hagerstown Maryland last night stole wheels and tires from three trucks belonging to the Leonard Humelsine Coal Company. The trucks were parked in the company yards. Loss estimated at nearly 600 dollars. Tracks in mud indicate a truck was used to haul away the loot.
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Hagerstown
Leonard S. Humelsine Coal Company
Humelsine
Daytime speed rise urged for motorists by NSC panel
Traffic experts at a National Conference on Street and Highway Safety urged states to allow daytime speeds 55 mph in most areas and 60 mph in prairie regions. S. J. Williams of the National Safety Council presented the plan as part of modernizing uniform traffic laws. Delegates also urged adoption of a three position hand signal for left turn stop and right turn.
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Washington
National Conference On
S. J. Williams
National Safety Council
Prairie
E. J. McIlhraith
Chicago
Arthur J. Lovell
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Synod to Probe Lowe Suspension After Resignation
An unofficial yet well informed source says the Virginia Synod will investigate the case of Rev. C Worthington Lowe despite his resignation from Grace Lutheran Church. Lowe leads Lutheran Church of Our Saviour and plans independence from the Synod, while the suspension and charges remain under review for a January decision in Roanoke.
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C. Worthington Lowe
Virginia Synod
Grace Lutheran Church
Lowe
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Congregation
J. J. Scherer, Jr
Scherer
Richmond News-Leader
Dr. Scherer
Lutheran Synod
Roanoke
How Big Crops Shape Up With 1937 Production
Washington July 12. This report shows the Federal Crop Reporting Board forecasts for 1938 compared with 1937. Larger crops are wheat barley rye flaxseed rice hay sweet potatoes sugar cane sugar beets pears and citrus fruits. Smaller crops include cotton corn oats beans potatoes tobacco hops apples peaches and grapes. Supplies of most food crops appear to be ample.
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Washington
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Pleasant Valley Church hosts Christian Endeavor gathering
On Wednesday night July 13 Alvin Barrett leads a session at his Ridge Road field for the Christian Endeavor Society of Pleasant Valley Church. A 7 to 12 to 1 p to 11 mg note accompanies the event.
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Alvin Barrett
Ridge Road
Christian Endeavor Society of
Pleasant Valley Church
Summer Dress Sale at Lovett's Smart Shoppe
One lot of dresses advertised for sale at Lovett's Smart Shoppe priced at five dollars, reduced from sixteen fifty. The notice lists the sale location and dates in the classified brief.
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Lovett
Appreciation for Yard Party Help by Friendship Reel Team
Thank you to everyone who helped make our yard party a success. The Friendship Reel Team expresses heartfelt appreciation to all who contributed and supported the event.
Man Rushed President Roosevelt Found Insane in Court
Woody Hockaday a 53 year old known eccentric who rushed Roosevelt's car at Oklahoma City was found insane in Probate Court and ordered committed to the State Hospital at Lerned. His wife filed the complaint Judge Clyde M Hudson noted this was his first state institution commitment and said prior private treatment had failed.
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Wichita
Kas
Woody Hockaday
Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
Lerned
Hockaday
Clyde M. Hudson
Harry Woodring
Charles Coughlin
Hudson
Shute Advances In National PGA Championship Through Round Three
Denny Shute beat Clyde Usina Jr 3 and 2 in the morning then crushed John Thoren 7 and 6 in the afternoon to reach the third round. Harry Cooper, a top money winner, fell 4 and 3 to Felix Serafin in the opening round. Sam Snead defeated Frank Champ 4 and 3 in another morning match.
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Shawnee - ON - Delaware
Denny Shute
Clyde Usina, Jr
Stoneham
Mass
John Thoren
Brookline
Harry Cooper
Felix Serafin
Clarks Summit
Chicopee
Serafin
Cooper
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Frank Champ
Terre Haute
Ind
Sam
Zone C Bankers To Dine July 18 in Berryville
Berryville Virginia July 12 The Zone C Groupe 3 Virginia State Bankers Association dinner will be at Berryville High School at 7 pm Monday July 18. Ralph N. Ware and Roy E. Potts head the local committee with Houston H. Newman presiding. Dr J A Kincaid of the University of Virginia will speak. 22 banks in Page Clarke Shenandoah Warren and Frederick counties expected to attend. John I. Sloat of Winchester chairs entertainment.
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Berryville
Groupe 3
Virginia State Bankers’ Association
Berryville High School
Ralph N. Ware
First National Bank
Roy E. Potts
Bank of
Clarke County
Houston H. Newman
Edinburg
Regional Clearing House Association
Page
Clarke
Shenandoah
Warren
Frederick
J. A. Kincaid
University of Virginia
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Dr. Kincaid
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
John I. Sloat
Zone Committee On Entertainment
Rebels Battle Their Way Into New Positions
Rebels push into Espadan mountain positions with view of Sagunto while government lines resist in hand to hand fighting near Segorbe. Francoist forces along the coast report no large units in three days.
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Hendaye
France
Espadan
Sagunto
Valencia
Garcia Valino
Navaresse
Segorbe
Francisco Franco
Hughes lands big silvery monoplane in Omsk on world flight leg
Howard Hughes reaches Omsk Siberia after 6,696 miles of his 14,709 mile circle voyage with four companions. From Moscow the 1,380 mile haul took seven hours 35 minutes as refueling begins and next stop is Yakutsk.
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Howard Hughes
le Bourget
New York
Paris
William C. Bullitt
France
Hughes
Moscow
London
Omsk
Siberia
Yakutsk
Wiley Post
Albert Lodwick
Lodwick
Stinson Aircraft Corporation
Chita
Siberian
Three Baltimore Men Indicted for Five‑Cent Counterfeits
A federal grand jury indicted Ray W. Helmick James W. Davis and George Washington Davis on charges of attempting to pass counterfeit five cent coins in Cumberland last month. The two Davis defendants were also charged with making a plaster cast to manufacture counterfeit coins.
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Baltimore
Fuderal Grand Jury
Cumberland
Ray W. Helmick
James W. Davis
George Washington Davis
Davis
Sale of Summer Stock At Great Discounts
One-fourth to 4 percent off on summer stock. Newest styles and materials. All sizes. Come and get yours early.
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Lovett
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MR Winchester
Cardozo
Jersey
U. S
National Council
Synod
National
Bankers
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