Prime Minister Chamberlain Hints Peace Through Strength
In London on July 20 Prime Minister Chamberlain urged voters to back Cecil Pike in the bye election and defended Britain’s armament as a safeguard for peace. He said the government opposes force to settle disputes and will back measures to resist aggression while pursuing peaceful solutions. Parliament pressed a shipping assistance bill as part of national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Inister Chamberlain
Britain
Cecil Pike
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Lewis Talks With Roosevelt On Various Subjects
John L. Lewis met with President Roosevelt for about thirty minutes. The CIO leader said the conference was arranged by the President and that they chatted about a number of subjects. He avoided confirming whether labor peace between CIO and AFL was raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
CIO
Lewis
AFL
Ejected Chinese Patients and Staff from Kaifeng Hospital
About 100 Chinese patients and 75 employees of the China Inland Mission Hospital at Kaifeng were reported today to have been ejected by police in last week's anti British campaign at the Japanese governed capital of Honan province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsingtao
China
China Inland Mission Hospital
Kaifeng
Chanter's Future in City Hailed by Metronome Leader
A church leader calling himself the Metronome lauds the local Chanters, praising their church music and home fires heritage. He urges citizens to support the youths with praise and backing as they practice nightly for the city’s cultural future.
Grafton Youth Killed by B. and O. Train Near Magnolia
Clark G. Bryan 19 of Grafton W Va was instantly killed when struck by a westbound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train near Magnolia W Va He worked in the US Department of Agriculture tree division with three coworkers The accident left railroad officials unsure of the cause Bryan was a Grafton High School football star and son of Mr and Mrs William Bryan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Clark G. Bryan
Grafton
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Magnolia
Bryan
United States Department of Agriculture Tree Division
William Bryan
Grafton Fire Department
Tygarts Valley
West Virginia
Young Bryan
Fatal Shooting Intensifies Relations
The report details a border shooting involving a Polish officer Budziewicz and a Danzig customs guard. Disagreement over who fired first fuels tension as Danzig authorities query death status while Polish officials claim self defense. The incident coincides with Danzig moves toward conscription and expanding defense powers.
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Danzig
Stein
Budziewicz
Marian Chodacki
Republicans Charter Opposition To Works Financing Act
Senators debated a revised lending measure under a new name Works Financing Act replacing Self Liquidating Projects. Danaher of Connecticut challenged the administration while Barkley called the proposal gilly. Republicans signaled cooperation for a quick showdown vote as the session nears adjournment.
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Barkley
Gilly
Senate Banking Committee
Treasury
Leareds
Congress
McNary
Martin
R-Mass
House
Picketing at Saylesville Home Over WPA Vote
William Boissy president of the unemployed workers organization of Rhode Island pickets the home of U S Congressman Charles F Risk at Saylesville Rhode Island. Risk voted contrary to the wishes of the unemployed organization during the recent WPA controversy in congress.
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William Boissy
Unemployed Workers Organization of
Rhode Island
U. S
Charles F. Risk
Saylesville
Spider Lady of Hoboken Nursing Silk Spiders for Telescopes
Miss Mary Pfeiffer marks her fifty first birthday by nursing and breeding spiders for gossamer silk used in telescope diaphragms. She oversees capture, spinning, and insertion of silk into Keuffel and Esser instruments while noting spiders’ fineness and elasticity. Bites are common but not serious to her, and she feeds new silk stock from Hudson county meadow captures.
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Hoboken
N. J
Mary Pfeiffer
Keuffel and
Esser
Miss Pfeiffer
Meadowland
Hudson County
Sibert Rites To Be Tomorrow
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 o clock for James William Sibert who died early yesterday at Memorial Hospital. The service will be from 32 Peyton street with Rev T M Swann and Rev M L Zirkle officiating. Fire company pallbearers and numerous friends serve as pallbearers.
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James William Sibert
Memorial Hospital
Peyton Street
T. M. Swann
Braddock Street Methodist Church
M. L. Zirkle
Lutheran Church
Wardensville
W. Va
Sibert
Militiaman Wounded by Comrade Then Fatally Shoots Self
Brig Gen Ellerbe Carter reported in Harlan Kentucky that Private Dave Tackett age twenty five accidentally discharged his revolver wounding Private Elze Maynard twenty three who then died by suicide. Carter commanded eight hundred National Guardsmen on duty in the Harlan county coal fields.
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Harlan
Ellerbe Carter
Carter
Harlan County
Dave Tackett
Elze Maynard
Liquor Traffic Targeted by Temperance Leader's Husband
How ard M Hoge of Lincoln Loudoun county, husband of the former State WCTU president, urged that liquor traffic be the concern of all Christians at a social WCTU meeting in Clearbrook. Mrs H B Garber outlined local WCTU history as about 40 members attended, with Miss Lena Kern noted as surviving charter member.
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Howard M. Hoge
Lincoln
Loudoun County
State Womens Christian Temperance Union
WCTU
Joseph L. Jolliffe
Edith Jolliffe
Clearbrook
H. B. Garber
Lena Kern
Winchester
Writers' Project Probed by Works Progress Administration
The Works Projects Administration announced it investigated the financial operation of the federal Writers' Project in Pennsylvania and filed a report with the U S Attorney in Philadelphia. Also reports of an American flag destruction at Chenglingki china by Japanese troops, with 100 infantrymen entering Standard Oil site near Yochow on the Yangtze river.
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Washington
Works Projects Administration
Federal Writers’ Project
Pennsylvania
United States
Philadelphia
Hankow
China
Standard Oil Company
Chenglingki
Yangtze River
Yochow
Here
Delaware Labor Leader Opposes Wagner Act Amendment
William J. McLafferty, state chairman of Labor's Non-Partisan League, told the Senate labor committee that Delaware employers and some local officials defy essential provisions of the Wagner Act. He said organized labor in Delaware including AFL and CIO groups oppose any amendment.
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Washington
Fey
Delaware
Botley
William J. McLafferty
Senate Labor Committee
Organized Labor
AFL
CIO
Lost Boy Sought In Maine Forest Search
A company of Maine guardsmen joined police forest and game wardens and lumbermen in the search for 12 year old Donn Fendler of Rye who is lost on Mount Peaktahala in Millinocket Maine. Governor Barrows in San Francisco ordered the company to the scene after Millinocket selectmen contacted him for Maine Day activities.
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Millinocket
Maine National Guardsmen
Donn Fendler
Rye
Mt. Peatahela
Lewis O Barrows
San Francisco
Cal
Golden Gate
Answers to Today’s Quiz
Answers to test questions printed on page 4 include India 144 the term for impulsive stealing due to mental impairment Tempi Nevada first cousin Frank Schubert Mint March 1933 and The hawk family.
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India
Tempi
Nevada
Frank Schubert
Mint
Hawk Family
City and County Realty Transfers Report
Frederick County deeds list transfers including J Henkel Henry to Walter D Pingley for a Robert street lot at $10 plus value. Mary E Pangle to John G Stadelmann for two Middletown lots at $1,000. 8S Brown to William F Kirk for Route 7 lot at $10. J H Henry to Lorraine B Watson for an east Valley avenue lot at $10. J H Dolphin to A Kline for a Route 60 northwest of Winchester lot at $500. Richard Clem to Earl M Hines for Buffalo Lick road lot at $10. Clarence L Fletcher to Aubrey J Gilliam for Sunnyside lot at $10. Luther Patton to Aubrey Gilliam for Sunnyside lot at $10.
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Frederick County
J. Henkel Henry
Als
Walter D. Pingley
Robert Street
Winchester
Mary E. Pangle
John G. Stadelmann
Middletown
E. Brown
William F. Kirk
J. H. Henry
Lorraine B. Watson
Valley Avenue
J. H. Dolphin
A. Kline
Richard Clem
Earl M. Hines
Buffalo Lick Road
Clarence L. Fletcher
Aubrey J. Gilliam
Sunnyside
Luther Patton
Aubrey J. Gillian
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