General Strike Relaxes in San Francisco Amid Pickets
San Francisco resumes more normal activity as buses trains and ferries roll again under easing strike pressure. Alameda county workers vote on ending the walkout while police and officials monitor dangers amid rising picket activity in Minneapolis Westminster and Carroll County.
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Chicago Grain Market Prices
Closing quotations show Chicago and Baltimore wheat and corn prices with July and Sept futures. Wheat futures and spot values are listed for Chicago and Baltimore, with Winchester Spot wheat and delivery figures included.
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Bombing Planes Begin Alaska Flight Leg From Bolling Field
Ten bombing planes of the Alaska flying squadron of the army air corps departed Bolling Field at 10 a m to Dayton on the first leg of an 8 000 mile flight to Alaska and return. Mr and Mrs Elliott Roosevelt were among 500 on hand to see the airmen off as Major General Benjamin D Foulois wished Lt Col H H Arnold luck.
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Town Run Relief Delayed by Equipment Shortage
Frank W. Baley reports Winchester Town Run project approved for labor from relief rolls but city must supply all equipment. Staunton meeting reveals Rich mond state office will withhold grants until equipment is provided. County to furnish materials and supervision. three school projects awaiting approval.
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Stock Market Quiet and Selective in New York
New York July 19 The stock market remained quiet and selective with only occasional buying or selling flurries. Some issues reached new year to date highs while others fell to 1934 bottom prices amid minimal public participation and cool professional interest. Early grains and cotton firmed before profit taking and mixed currency and money market signals appeared.
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Allen Hollar Goes On Trial For Slaying Of George Saum
HAGERSTOWN Md July 19 Allen Hollar 45 a former railroad worker and Winchester native is on trial in circuit court for the murder of George Saum 22. The case stems from Saum helping Hollar's daughter 16 on a Washington trip. State's Attorney Lloyd Harshman seeks a first degree verdict. Only eyewitness Carl Smith testified for the prosecution.
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Gardiner Rites Planned For Frederick County Farmer
George Henry Gardiner a longtime eastern Frederick County farmer died at his Winchester area home at 5 45 this morning in his seventy seventh year He had suffered nine years from blood poisoning following a hand infection Survived by his widow Barbara G Trenary and daughter Mrs Sophia Trenary funeral set for 11 oclock Saturday at the Gardiner home with ministers Rev Dr Murray D Mitchell and Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Seven Persons Fined For Ignoring Stop Signs
Judge Donald Weems fined seven drivers $3 each for failing to stop at city stop signs after summonses. Warrants were issued for others who did not appear. Officers said they will continue enforcing the dead stop rule to prevent recent city accidents. Names paid: Harry K. Benham Edith Rinker Mrs Philip Williams Mrs Walter Dent Martin J Fries Walter Pingley L L Trahan.
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Grand Jury Probes Woman Convict Killing in Arkansas
Little Rock Arkansas July 18 a shot riddled bush near where Helen Spence Eaton an escaped convict was shot to death by guard Frank Martin on a country road was presented to a grand jury as potential evidence along with a souvenir hunter’s twig. The case targets Martin on murder charges and the panel also examines Arkansas penal system conditions after 14 convict fatalities in 18 months.
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