Intense Drive Against Jews and Catholic Youth Ordered
Berlin reports Wilhelm Frick orders state governments to ban confessional youth groups from wearing insignia or marching. The move targets Catholic and Lutheran youth, prohibits quasi military and athletic activities, amid Nazi campaigns and Voelkischer Beobachter labeling political Catholicism as public enemy No 1.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Frick
Reichsfuehrer
Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Frick
S i
Washington
Germany
Representative Celler
D-Ny
Connery
D-Mass
Celler
Hittler
Funeral for Edwin Harloe Jr. Held in Mount Hebron
The funeral for 18 year old Edwin Harloe Jr. of 311 West Clifford Street will be held tomorrow at 4 PM from the family residence with burial at Mount Hebron. The Rev Dr Luther A Thomas and Rev Dr Hubert Syderstricker will officiate. Harloe was a Handley band member for 10 years and died from injuries after a motorcycle crash at North Loudoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Harloe, Jr
Homer Harloe
West Clifford Street
Mount Hebron
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Harlee
Bert Syderstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Handley Band
Ralph Summel
Charles J. Lillis
George Resseguie
Herbert Baker
Charles Harper
Gordon McInuwurff
Handley
Foreclosures Rise as Federal Aid Held Used
Federal Home Owners' Loan actions show about 40 foreclosure cases weekly. July 15 foreclosures reached 712 of 882,974 outstanding. Obstruction to payment cited in 232 cases. Only 104 homes seized and to be reconditioned for sale to protect the investment. No distress sales at bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Funeral for Harry W. Carter in Cedar Hill
The funeral for Harry W. Carter, a well known local Black resident of Cedar Hill, will be held at Cedar Hill Church at 2 PM tomorrow with burial in Timberlake graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Carter
Cedar Hill
Timberlake
Lightning Fire Destroys Leake Horse Barn 2 Horses Dead
A lightning strike hit Arthur G. Leake’s Montoue Farm barn near Middletown injuring Leake and straining effort by the Strasburg fire crew. Two thoroughbreds Sunference and My Pride were killed or badly burned. insurance covers the loss. Firemen saved adjacent structures and prevented spread to a granary with 700 800 bushels of grain. Continued on page seven.
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Arthur G. Leake
Montoue Farm
Middletown
Leake
Glenn Rickard
Strasburg
Sunference
Sun Beau
Sun Briar
Warren County
Strazburg
Clem Draws 13 Months Spence Driving Drunk
Russell Clem of Marlboro section was found guilty of stealing 35 chickens from his brother. Trial Justice A J Tavenner gave 30 days and a further 30 days for two counts of fishing unlawfully plus $10 costs. Walter Spence of Strasburg was found guilty of operating a vehicle under liquor influence, sentenced to 30 days, fined 100 dollars, costs, and license revocation for one year after arrest on the Valley Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Clem
Marlboro
A. J. Tavenner
Clem
Walter Spence
Strasburg
Spence
R. E. Bayliss
Valley Pike
Middletown
Cedar Creek
Yard Party at Welltown Church July 23
A yard party is planned at Welltown Church on July 23 with a rain date the following night. The note lists dates 7 16 19 22 1p 31 and implies a shift if rain. Organizers seek turnout for community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welltown Church
Big Reduction on 1935 Ford Sedan at Pine Motor Co
Pine Motor Co at the corner of Brad Street and Cecil Street advertises a big price cut on a 1935 Ford sedan. The dealer contact is phone number 159 and it is titled under Dodge: Dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Motor Co
Cor. Brad
Cecil Sts
Dodge
Harvest relief suspended in South Dakota amid labor demand
Pierre South Dakota July 22 relief administration orders all state and federal relief halted until harvest labor needs are met. The move affects 19 000 family heads and directs county relief directors to stop work relief projects and close offices. Six mid western states have followed with partial shutdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
8. D
South Dakota Relief Administration
South Dakota
Mid-Western
First Aid Class Meets This Week Under Red Cross direction
Dr W J Fenton of the national Red Cross leads first aid classes this week from 7 30 to 10 30 PM in the South End engine house. All instructors must attend nightly reviews every two years to keep certificates valid. Twenty two participants will receive reviews for standard advanced and instructors training. Summer Bargain Sale at Moling Cather's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fenton
National Red Cross
South End
Sunday Schools suspended and playgrounds closed
The Park Committee and church officials announced cooperation with health authorities by suspending Sunday School for children at First Baptist and Grace Lutheran. Adults at both churches will continue services. Winchester Park playgrounds will close indefinitely amid paralyzing disease concerns.
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First Baptist
Grace Lutheran
Winchester Park Association
Rev
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Oscar Brown
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Winchester Ministerial Association
L. M. Allen
My Clark
Front Royal
Strasburg
W. O. Carper
Men Experts Competing With Women In Diaper Derby
In Seattle on July 22 men and women diaper changing experts faced off after a rules dispute over handicaps. The chair ordered a scratch start with disqualification for scratching a baby, ensuring equal footing for all competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
William Shapiro
Senate endorses no restriction on advertising for farm imports quotas
The Senate approved AAA amendments prohibiting government limits on advertising and a LaFollette amendment to allow the President to impose import quotas to protect farm price gains. The vote was 60 to 17 with support from both parties. debate followed earlier rejection of House language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
LaFollette
LeFoliette
House
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Robinson
Pro-Wis
AAA
DSC
Charles Shade Found Dead Near Home in Berkeley County
Charles Shade aged about 78 was found dead in the road near his home near Glengary Berkeley County W Va while returning from pasture duty. Heart failure is suspected. He was born in Morgan County and lived near Siler before moving to Berkeley County. He leaves three sons two daughters from his first marriage and a second wife Frances Milburn plus siblings. Funeral arrangements had not been set.
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Charles Shade
Glengary
Berkeley County
W. Va
Frederick County
Shade
Joseph Shave
Morgan County
Siler
Laura Davison
Major Davison
Frances Milburn
E. Earl Shade
Garageman
Wilmer
City
Port Shade
Martinsburg
M. H. Shockey
Peter Dick
A. C. Unger
Philip Shade
Robert Shade
Court Grants Injunctions To Milling Firms
Twelve milling companies were granted temporary injunctions restraining the government from collecting processing taxes. Judge John Paul entered the order in United States District Court. Named plaintiffs include Roanoke City Mills Shenandoah Milling Natural Falls Milling W. M. Meneffee and Son Wilkins Milling Dayton Roller Mills Broadway Milling Elkton Milling Fultz Milling Weyers Cave Milling Rockingham Milling Strickler Mills.
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Harrisonburg
John Paul
United States District Court
Roanoke City Mills
Roanoke
Shenandoah Milling Company
Shenandoah
Natural Falls Milling Company
Bridgewater
W. M. Meneffee and Son
Wilkins Milling Company
Edinburg
Dayton Roller Mills
Dayton
Broadway Milling Company
Broadway
Elkton Milling Company
Elkton
Fultz Milling Company
Newport
Weyers Cave Milling Company
Weyers Cave
Rockingham Milling Company
Strickler ,Mills
Death comes to Mrs. H S Henry at Baltimore
Mrs. Tillie Milton Henry wife of Hugh S Henry and former Winchester resident died in Baltimore after pneumonia. She leaves one daughter Pauline Henry and eight sisters. The body will be returned to Winchester for funeral services at Kurtz funeral home with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery and pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Milton Henry
Hugh S. Henry
Winchester
Baltimore
Messagres
Henry
Pauline Henry
Georgie Anderson
Frank H. Krebs
Fannie Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lizzie Harris
Arlington, Va
Ashby Powell
Hattie Rodgers
William A. Morton
Charles W. Divert
Luther C. Kremer
George H. Eagle
Charles B. Henry
Charles W. Buhl
Rufus Rinker Returns Home to Washington D C
Mr Rufus Rinker of Washington DC has gone back to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs B F Rinker where he will spend some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Rinker
Washington, D. C
B. F. Rinker
Italo Ethiopian crisis looms as legations face move risk
Rome reports Italian press attacks on Japan echoing past anti England and anti Germany rhetoric. U S delegation to Addis Ababa stands firm, no move to Djibouti. London cabinet seeks basis for solution, urges Mussolini to present documented case to the League. Diplomats in Addis Ababa reportedly consider moving legations to Djibouti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Japan
England
Germany
Sugimura
Ethiopia
Lome
Tokyo
Washington
State Department
United States
Addis Ababa
Djibouti
London
Sir Eric Drummond
Eric
Mussolini
Italy
League of Nation's Council
Geneva
Legations
Addis Baba
Art
France
la Stampa
Turin
Washington Senate weighs new AAA amendments today
Police in Anniston Alabama hunt a maniac who struck four young victims along a street. In Pierre South Dakota complaints grow that relief clients refuse harvest work. In Chicago Northwestern Universitys lie detector clears a youth in a girls death and allegedly leads his elder brother to confess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Anniston
Ala
Pierre
S. Dak
South Dakota
Chicago
Northwestern University
Foreign Mis sionaries Open Fire From Japanese Vessel
Hankow China missionaries come under machine gun fire from a Japanese gun boat as tensions rise abroad. Berlin labels political Catholicism as Germany s Public Enemy No 1 while Rome notes violent attacks against Japan in the Italian press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Berlin
Germany
Rome
Japan
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Montoue
Harloe
Baltimore and Ohio
Loudoun Street
Memorial Hospital
Say
C. B. Harloe
Brook Funk
W. W. Harloe
Matoaka
Michael Lillis
Willian E. Harloe
Front Royal News
Star Today
West
Moling & Cather’s
Park Committee
Woodland Park
Charles Smith
THE
Evening Star
Byrd
Agriculture Secretary
D-Va
McCarran
D-Nev
H.S. Henry
U.S
Drummond
World News
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