Trespassing Swimmers In Clarke Jail
Two men James Nichols and Frank McGuinn were charged with trespass and lewd conduct after a rough swimming party on Mrs. William Harper Dean’s Shenandoah River property near Castleman’s Ferry. Nichols was shot in the foot by John Dean and jailed for 30 days. Dean was deemed within his rights to fire. Florence Green fined $10 and costs. Lillie Green and D. C. Farr Jr. released. All five arrestees were from Middleburg.
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James Nichols
Frank McGuinn
L. A. Rackley
William Harper Dean
Shenandoah River
Castleman's Ferry
Nicholas
John Dean
Dean
Rackley
Rly
Florence Green
Lillie Green
D. C. Farr, Jr
Middleburg
Market Lambs and Cattle Prices Across Cities
Maryland to Baltimore and Philadelphia report mixed live stock and egg prices with cattle and hogs varying by weight and quality. Illinois and Chicago markets show steady to higher hogs and firm to strong lamb values, while fat cattle soften and dairy items hold steady.
Local Market Prices From Daily Listings
The Star publishes a dense listing of farm and market prices for grains, livestock, eggs, and dairy. Items include corn, cracked corn, oats, various feeds, butter, eggs, fowl, cattle, hogs, lambs, and turkey grower costs with unit prices and bag or per barrel quotes.
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Abesieie
Steewwavecan
CHE Brower A. Cewek
Ccs
Turkey Grower Ss
Stock Market Advances Amid Mixed Trading on July 13
New York reports a brisk market rise followed by a pause to consolidate gains. Early gains shaved to modest levels before the final hour as trading volume reached about 2.5 million shares with broad advance in commodities and bonds, while grains and cotton lagged.
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New York
Cattle and Hog Auction Prices Reported
Cattle supply liberal with steer top at 9.70 and fat cows 5.75 to 6.50. Fat heifers 7.75 to 8.50, cutter cows 3.75 to 4.50, bulls 7.10 with sausage bulls 6.00 to 6.50. Calves top 9.80, vealers 9.00 to 9.40, plain calves 7.25 to 8.00. Hogs top butcher price 10.10 and shoats and pigs described as choice shoats.
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Baltimore
U. S. Dept. of Agr
Philadelphia
U. S
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U.S. Dept. Agr
T Prand
Seasence
Owen Eig Sovvssee
Eee
Buvieks
Eeesee
Kiwanians Visit Arlington Club for Weekly Luncheon
Kiwanis members left the George Washington Hotel between 10 and 11 AM by motor for Arlington to attend the weekly luncheon of the Arlington county Kiwanis club. They presented the Good Fellowship Leg to the host club. A dozen members unable to go gathered at the hotel for a roundtable discussion.
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Kiwanis Club
Arlington
Arlington County Club
Good Fellowship
George Washington Hotel
Market Ticks as Investors Sell to Realize Gains
Quotes listed show a snapshot of selected stocks with price changes and percentages. Notable names include Alcoa Am Can Am Smelters AT&T Anaconda B&O Bethlehem J Manville Kennecott M Ward NY Central Packard Penney Penn R R Republic Steel Southern Pacific O and NJ Texas Corp Union Pacific US Steel Virginia Carolina Chem Va-Car Chem and Woolworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIUUW
al. Chem
Can
Am. Smel
Anaconda
Bethlehem
Packard
Penney (Jc
Penn, R. R
Republic Steel
Southern R
N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pac
U. 8. Steel
Va-Car. Chem
Va-Car
Pfd
Western Union
Woolworth
Wheat and Grain Prices Fall in Chicago Trading Session
Late declines pulled Chicago wheat down 14 percent from earlier gains as traders doubted the U S wheat loan program. Primary receipts rose versus last week and last year while cash grain quotes show mixed winter and yellow wheat values across No 1 and No 2 grades and for corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Baseball Fan Resents Taunts With His Gun
A Brooklyn fan, Robert Joyce, 33, a post office worker, was charged with homicide after a tavern dispute over taunts about the Brooklyn team. Joyce allegedly drank 18 beers and shot in which Frank Harvey Krug, 38, an accountant, was killed and another man critically wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Robert Joyce
Lennard Ruisi
Ruisi
Joyce
Frank Harvey Krug
Negotiations Probed With Novick Company and Others
Cumberland Md July 13 truck drivers for Barnwell Brothers stayed off work for the third day as Teamsters and Chauffeurs Union officials said a conference with company reps was set for this afternoon. The Steinla Transportation Co signed a closed shop contract and talks with Novick Transportation Co Winchester Va continue with minor changes sought by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Barnwell Brothers
Teamsters and Chauffer’s Union
Steinla Transportation Company
Novick Transportation Company
Winchester
Wichita eccentric Woody Hockaday Again in Roosevelt Car Stunt
Woody Hockaday a national eccentric from Wichita Kansas attempted to leap onto the car carrying President Roosevelt at Oklahoma City and was knocked down by police and Secret Service. He previously gained attention in 1936 for feather throwing at Rev Coughlin in Detroit and later at War Secretary Woodring to push his feathers against bullets protest.
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Woody
Feathers) Hockaday
Wichita
Kas
Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hockaday
Secret Service
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Harry Woodring
Widow Seeks Million in Suit Over Test Pilot Plagiarism
The widow of Jimmy Collins files a $1 million lawsuit in New York federal court against Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer claiming the film Test Pilot infringes a book co authored by Collins. Dolores Lacy Collins Henderson of Detroit alleges MGM copied the book’s content and unfairly competed with the motion picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Collins
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Dolores Lacy Collins Henderson
Detroit
Harry Weinberger
United States District Court
Rites Planned for Captain Edward W Zea
Funeral services for Captain Edward William Zea 78 former Winchester resident and Washington Light Infantry veteran will be held Thursday at 1 30 p m at Hines Funeral Home 2901 Fourteenth Street Northwest Washington D C. Dr J Harvey Dunham will officiate burial is in Rock Creek Cemetery Masonic rites will be held at the funeral home and grave Zea a Paris Virginia native came to Washington in 1884 and later ran a ladies tailoring business before joining the War Department
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Edward William Zea
Winchester
Old Washington Light Infantry
I Street
Washington, D. C
Hines Funeral Home
Fourteenth Street
J. Harvey Dunham
Western Presbyterian Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Paris
Zea
Washington
New Jerusalem Lodge
Washington Commandery Knights Templar
Almas Temple of the
Surprise Callers in Warroad Visit Sweden
Seth Gavelin of Roseau Minnesota plans a trip to Sweden to visit relatives. His brother Ihren Gavelin arrived in Roseau to visit Seth. Thren Gavelin will return to Sweden hoping to reach three before Seth starts back.
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Warroad
Minn
Seth Gavelin
Roseau
Sweden
Gavelin
Ihren Gavelin
Seth
Thren Gavelin
Britain Says Foreign Rights In China Will Not Be Abolished
London reports that Japan promised foreigners in occupied China would keep their status. Under secretary Richard Austen Butler told the House of Commons the Tokyo government assured the British ambassador that a Shanghai spokesman’s remark was misunderstood. The issue concerns extra-territorial rights and safety of Japanese forces.
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London
Japan
China
Richard Austen Butler
House of Commons
Tokyo
Shanghai
United States
Lipstick Murders Case Interrogates Walter Wiley
Walter H. Wiley, 19, held on 50000 bail, was questioned about the lipstick murders in Queens last October 2. Deputies tied a lipstick marked "red circle" to the victims Frances Hajek 20 and Lewis Weiss 19 who were found shot in a wooded area October 3.
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New York
Walter H. Wiley
John J. Lagarenne
Wiley
Frances Hajek
Lewis Weiss
Lobbyists Barred From PWA Grants Says Ickes
Public Works Administrator Ickes warned that employing lobbyists to secure public works funds is unnecessary and undesirable. He stated the opinion in a telegram to Riverside California Mayor William C. Evans and said the view applies to any municipality seeking PWA financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Public Works Administration
William C. Evans
Riverside
Calif
PWA
Free Speech Declared Qualified Right in New Jersey
Vice-Chancellor Maja Leon Berry ruled that free speech is a qualified constitutional right not absolute. He issued a written opinion enjoining the CIO affiliated Furniture Workers' Union Local 66 and two members from distributing circulars near Metropolitan Upholstery Company customer stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Maja Leon Berry
Cio-Affiliated
Furniture Workers’ Union
Local 66
Philadelphia arrests in second relief chiselers drive
Fifteen men and women were arrested in Philadelphia as relief chiseling suspects in the second crackdown this month by State police and investigators from the State Department of Public Assistance.
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Philadelphia
State Department of Public Assistance
Chamberlain Rejects Repetition of Attacks on British Shipping
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain would not accept repeat attacks on its shipping in Spanish waters. He said Britain's attempt to form an international commission to investigate bombings of civilian cities in Spain had failed.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Britain
Spain
Escaped prisoners from Jackson prison pictured
Two life term escapees from Jackson Prison in Michigan are identified. Earl Sauters, 38, is shown alongside James Walsh, a prison trusty abducted and hurled from a machine near Flat Rock. The other fugitive, Richard Champlain, 40, was captured near Wyandotte two days later as he planned to swim the Detroit River to Canada.
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Southern Michigan
Jackson
Earl Sauters
James Walsh
Flatrock
Mich
Richard Champlain
Wyandotte
Detroit River
Canada
Central Press
Ickes Questions Legality Of Savage River Dam Financing
Secretary Ickes questioned whether the Public Works Administration could legally fund a Savage River dam under the 1938 relief act. A two state delegation led by Representatives Lewis and Randolph pressed for the project linked to upper Potomac river stream and population control. Ickes said he would refer the matter to PWA legal division for study.
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Washington
Ickes
Public Works Administration
Savage River
Lewis
D.-Md
Randolph
D.-W. Va
PWA
Potomac River
Three Men Rob Payroll at Wirz Camp in Chester
Three men robbed six Wirz Camp employees in Chester pa taking a $3000 payroll. One suspect waited in a car while two masked bandits confronted workers with pistols and fled with the money as payroll clerk William Saylor counted it.
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Chester
A. H. Wirz
William Saylor
Westinghouse Bags Contracts for 10 100 MPH Locomotives
The Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company said it has received contracts totaling about 1,700,000 dollars to build electrical equipment for ten 100 mile an hour passenger locomotives on the Pennsylvania Railroad running between Harrisburg Pennsylvania and New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
New York
Washington
Va Woolen Team Leads Softball Standings in Winchester League
In Winchester this year the Va Woolen team holds a two game lead over Elks with two postponed games left. Standings show United Foods, Kendall Oilers, Republic Oil, Jr B of T and others behind. Upcoming makeups include Co I vs Va Woolen and Republic Oil vs Kendall Oilers and more through Friday.
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Itd
Prey
Winchester
Elks
Woolen Eee Eenee Boda
Elks Eka Heb
Awanedon United Foods
Base Y Se Ia Co
Kendall Oilers
Ceness Sasvedeeate
Republic Oil
Ceseseesees
Jr. B
T. Tase
Co. I
Woolen
Academy Field
Kendal Oilers
Sunnyside
Va. Woolen
Park
J. B
United Food
Aged Angler Fulfills Wish Then Dies on Trip
In Jamestown New York on July 13 Axel William Johnson eighty-year-old angler set out to catch one more fish before quitting, and landed a ten pound muskel lunge. Seconds later he collapsed and died of a heart attack.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Axel William Johnson
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Fairmont
Bailey Bros
Bertha Stine
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Cork
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Fairview Ave
H. K
W. Clifford
G. E. Grubbs
N. Braddock St
Glaize Ave
S. Braddock &J
Telope
Harpers Ferry
Potomac By-Products Company
X” Star
Cameron
Kemp
Amherst
E. W. Barr
Virginia Motor CO
West Gerrard St
Juy
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
The
Star
N. Kent St
Champion Used Car Bargains
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Plymouth
Pontiac
Bickers
A. Ua
Baltimore Grain
Winchester Grain Market
Novick Company
Woody Hockaday
Kernstown
Benefit Community League
Buncutter Tire. CO
Braddock & Germain
P.W.A
Pine Motor Co
Cor. Braddeck & Cecil Sts
Hughes Motor CO
Cabriel
Goodrich
Silvertown
Braddock & Boscawen
Pikeside
Valley Ave
W. B. Snider & Son
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock & Valley Ave
Chapman Motor CO
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Lifebudy Soap
LUX Soap
CATIA
Bette
ASCO
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