National leaders claim unionist strength unchanged
Campaign chatter surrounds Lemke's unionist drive with Republican and Democratic leaders predicting little impact in the east or on presidential contests. Roosevelt praised as humanitarian as Montana holds a state primary featuring Murray and several rivals for both parties.
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James A. Ebed
Charles E. Coughlin
Joseph W. Martin
Landon
Lemke
London
Topeka
Republican Standard
Kearn
John D. M. Hamilton
Baltimore Sun
New York
Alfred B. Smith
Mr. Hamilton
New Yorker
Roosevelt
Suns
Reno
Smith
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
the Sun
Republican National Committee
Redcliffe
D-Md
Democratic National Women’s Council
Radcliffe
Montana
Murray
Monaghan
Bands
State Supreme Court
Stewart
Carroll
Egan
Larson
Jesse N. Stevanas
Great Falls
Australia Wins Davis Cup Challenge Round at Wimbledon
Australia defeated Germany in the Davis Cup challenge round to clinch the series as Vivian McGrath beat Heiner Henkel 6-3 5-7 6-4 6-4. The result gives Australia their third and final victory over Germany in the series.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Australia
England
Vivian McGrath
Heiner Henkel
Germany
Teutons
Extradition Papers Sent for Duling Brothers in Roanoke Murder
Extradition papers for Hubbard and Paul Duling of Summersville West Virginia were prepared for Roanoke County Circuit Court and may bring the two brothers to trial for the murder of Deputy Sheriff C E Simmons. They are held at Beckley along with George and Joe Duling who are also related. The slain deputy was ambushed on a road near the scene tied to past moonshining activity and liquor running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
West Virginia
Hubbard
Paul Duling
Summersville
W. Va
C. E. Simmons
Frank Duling
Edward H. Richardson
Commonwealth
Roanoke County
Thurston L. Keister
Circuit Court
George
Joe Duling
Beckley
Police Court Week Cases Disposed In City Court
List of offenders with charges and penalties includes Madeline Shane for drunkenness with fines of 15.25, Richard Crisman assaulting. streets listed. Harvey Mills drunkenness 10.25. Clifton Lofton assault 15 days plus 4 costs. Others include drunks, no operator permits, and a habitual drunkenness case Carl Patton appealing to Corporation Court. Bud Miller assault and battery warned. Allen Dolman drunk and disorderly 15.25.
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Madeline Shane
Richard
Dick) Crisman
North Loudoun
Harvey Mills
Highland Avenue
Clifton Lofton
Clarence Grimm
Charles Shull
John Garrett
Millwood
T. E. Jackson
West Germain Street
Charlie Peacemaker
Capon Bridge
Roy Dean
Southwerk Street
George Murray
Charles Town
Harrison Hillyard
Raymond Wetherholtz
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kiwanians to Induct Four New Members at Luncheon
Four new Kiwanis members will be inducted at tomorrow's luncheon. They are Col. E. J. Cullen, Rev. E. B. McGukin, G. Fred Yeakley, and W. T. DeWeese. John Rosenberger chairs the Education Committee handling the program.
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Kiwanis Club
Col
E. J. Cullen
E. B. McGukin
G. Fred Yeakley
W. T. DeWeese
John Rosenberger
Contract Bridge illustrates prudent play in unopposed contracts
A detailed bridge hand from the Engineers' club shows South passing after North bids 8 spades, with East opening the king of diamonds. Declarer ultimately makes no more than one defensive trick, illustrating that pursuing game from weak chances is unwise when game seems unlikely. The column notes the opening lead sequence and results, with the answer promised on Monday.
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West
Hast
East
Declarer
Ace
S K
Dummy
North
Engineers’ Club
South
Roosevelt Back for Fundy Cruise After Fog Delays Start
President Roosevelt resumes a week of vacation aboard the schooner Sevanna off Cape Negro Island Nova Scotia. A fog delayed the start, forcing a return to Shelburne Harbor before a second departure toward the Bay of Fundy with Manitou and Campobello Island on the cruise plan.
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D. Harold Oliver
Liberty
Cape Negro Island
Roosevelt
Bay of Fundy
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Sevanna
Shelburne Harbor
Here
Atlantic
Hopkins
Campobello Island
N. B
St. Mary’s Bay
Grand Manan Island
Campobello
Arrest Of Two Thought To Solve Numerous Thefts
Frederick county authorities arrested Ern est Lad Jenkins and his wife Sadie Nichols Jenkins over the weekend, believed to be responsible for numerous chicken thefts in the Stephens City area. About 500 fowls were stolen in the past month from residents including H A Funk and Harry Cadwallader. The couple reportedly hauled birds to their Maryland farm and sold them on Baltimore markets. Albert Grim identified his flock on Jenkins farm. Deputy Sheriff J W Newcome and State Officer R E Bayliss assisted.
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Stephens City
Ernest
Lad”) Jenkins
Sadie Nichols Jenkins
Frederick County
Jenkins
Madison County
McCann
H. A. Funk
Harry Cadwallader
Harley Ritenour
Rufus Burcham
Burcham
Archie Clevenger
R. L. Petrie
Harry Grim
Frederick
Baltimore Commission
J. W. Newcome
R. E. Bayliss
Albert Grim
Jenkins Farm
Wind and Rain Devastate Texas Towns and Expo
A fierce wind and rainstorm lashed Fort Worth Dallas and nearby towns causing $100000 in losses at the Texas Centennial Exposition. Lightning, damaged lighting, smashed windows, snapped flag poles, flooded streets, downed power lines, and wrecked concessions marked the storm with large hail in many areas. Waxahachie saw flooded streets while Lancaster bore the brunt of damage.
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Dallas
Tex
Fort Worth
Waxahachie
Lancaster
Long Range Plan to Relieve Drought Dwellers Engages Officials
Federal and state authorities focus on a long range drought relief program as rains fail to end aridity. WPA authorizes 69,000 drought relief jobs in several states with 24,150 workers already on 350 water projects. Resettlement Admin distributes 3.39 million dollars in subsistence grants to hard hit farmers and plans moving families to fertile land near home. Shifting sheep from arid North Dakota to better grazing areas and food shipments totaling 777 carloads of food and 175 carloads of livestock feed are arranged.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Oklahoma
Montana
Mllinois
Dakotas
Washington
Works Progress Administration
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
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Colorado
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WPA
Resettlement Administration
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Livestock Feed Agency
Agriculture Department
Kansas City Economics Bureau
Federal Agricultural
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Sudan
PWA
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Anniversary of Stone's Chapel To Be Observed
Stone's Chapel in Clarke county near Summit Point West Virginia marks fifty years since organization with services Friday July 31 and Sunday August 2. Historical sketch readings, pastors greetings, and sermons by Rev E B McGukin and Drs Gilkeson and Mack accompany a church picnic. Members invite former worshippers and residents to partake in the anniversary events.
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Stone’s Chapel
Terian Church
Stone's Chapel
Clarke County
Summit Point
W. Va
Stone's
Winchester
Ae Cheng
E. B. McGukin
Pierce Place
Howard Linaberg
J. C
B. McLaughlin
Shepherdstown
Church
Charles D. Gilkeson
Edward Mack
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
J. M. Carr
Charleston Hotel Fire Kills 125 in Five Story blaze
A five story Fleetwood Hotel in Charleston West Virginia was swept by fire in the early hours injuring three men and causing over 300000 dollars in damage. One hundred twenty five guests died in night clothing as smoke filled the building. Henry P. Butts son of the owner said all guests were accounted for. Two firemen were cut by glass and a drug clerk injured when a fire hose burst.
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Charleston
W. VA
Fleetwood
Henry P. Butts
William Newman
Every Copper To Be a Master of G-Men's Technique
Hoover announced plans to fold the National Police Academy into the FBI training school as a permanent method to spread anti-crime techniques. The bureau will run three training sessions yearly with one officer per state or local force and already has a 200 department wait list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
National Police Academy
Bu of Investigations
F. B I
Frederick County Adopts Dog Control Ordinance
Frederick County supervisors approve a dog law requiring dogs to remain on their owners premises from sunset to sunrise with foxhounds exempt during chases. Offenses carry fines from five to fifty dollars and diseased or poultry-killing dogs may be ordered killed. The board also asks for cost estimates to remodel the county clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Health danger eased as Mexican power strike ends milk plants
The six day old strike by electric power workers eased health fears in Mexico City as the union agreed to supply electricity to milk pasteurization plants. Luis Iriguez, secretary to President Cardenas, signaled a possible early settlement. Power is now provided to government departments and newspapers under the agreement.
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Mexico City
Luis Iriguez
Cardenas
View Remains Of Late George E. Cook At Home
The funeral details for George E. Cook a well known colored citizen include viewing at his home 1102 South Loudoun Street. The casket will not be opened during services set for 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon at Carmel Free Baptist Church.
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George E. Cook
South
Loudoun Street
Carmel
Airplanes And Radios B used In Battling Forest Fires
Airplanes and portable short wave radios aided about a thousand men fighting three forest fires near Helena Montana in Bond Clark National crest area. Planes delivered supplies and relayed progress while radios kept Great Falls headquarters informed of tactical changes and fire progression. Thousands of acres of timber were destroyed.
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Helena
Mont
Bond
Clark National Crest
Great Falls
Fires Near Control Despite Remote Terrain Hurdles
Forest supervisor W. B. Wiley said crews had the fires hemmed in but lacked sufficient facilities. Supplies must be packed by mule train or air dropped due to remoteness, with control expected today as reports indicated progress last night.
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W. B. Wiley
Wiley
Administrator Named In Estate Case in Frederick County
W. firle Mdwards has been appointed administrator of the estate, qualifying by posting a $600 bond in Frederick County Circuit Court.
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W. Firle
Frederick County
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