Exported Fruit Condition Fair on British Markets This Week
Apples in good condition sold well in Britain with steady to higher prices and tight early supplies. Motz warns against excessive shipments as next week’s volume is expected to rise. pears and plums show light to moderate demand with higher prices, while New Jersey peaches and British Columbia cherries stay in limited supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Motz
London
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Mr. Motz
Motz
New Jersey
British Columbia
Virginia
New Zealand
Pippin
Labor activism and civic ads tied to Canton strike
Civil liberties committee probes citizens groups linked to a 1936 Canton strike. Testimony outlines 150 organizers and 26 organizers’ focus on linking unions to CIO affiliates. Advertisements in multiple Ohio papers funded by steel firms sparked questions about open shop politics and collaboration with Hill and Knowlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Liberties Committee
Murray
Janes A. Reinhardt
Canton
Ohio
Rinehardt
Canton Development Corporation
MacDonald-Cook Advertising Agency
South Bend
Ind
Little Steel
Republic Steel Corporation
Eliic
Ed Bower
Hill and Knowlton
Iblic Steel Corporation
Campaign
George Sokolsky
Nationalanufacturers Association
Sokolsky
New York
LaFollette
Mercury Poised For Return Run Over Trans Atlantic Flight
Port Washington N Y July 22 British pick-a-back Mercury groomed for return flight to Ireland after Captain Bennett demonstrated mid air launch of laden craft. Nordmeer lands after 2397 mile Atlantic hop from Azores in 17 hours 442 minutes. Next month Air France plans five to six flights from Bordeaux to Port Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Washington
N. Y
Ne Mercury
Ireland
Donald C. T. Bennett
Imperial Airway
Mercury
Foynes
Long Island Sound
Germany
Nordmeer
Trans-Atlantic
Atlantic
Azores
Schwabenland
Horta
Great Britain
Air France
Bordeaus
Tabernacle Will Have a Big Day
The Rev. B. F. Spitzer announces a big day at Beard evangelistic tabernacle Whitacre July 23 with morning afternoon and night services. Martinsburg gospel singers will lead special music and attendees should bring lunches to stay for a full day. A 1.45 p.m. song and praise service precedes an inspirational address by Rev. Charles Beard of Martinsburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Spitzer
Beard Evangelistic Tabernacle
Whitacre
Martinsburg
Charles Beard
W. Va
Services Sunday For Orie Moore
Funeral services are set for Orie E. Moore a Mountain Falls resident who died from injuries after being kicked by a colt. Friends meet at his home at 1 30 p m Sunday to attend services at St John Lutheran Church at 2 30 p m with pallbearers Paul Dodson Frank Dinges Julius Keller Marvin Hoelgman Fred Hausmann and A E Keller named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie E. Moore
Mountain Falls
Frederick County
St. John Lutheran Church
Paul Dodson
Frank Dinges
Julius Keller
Marvin Hoelgman
Fred Hausmann
A. E. Keller
Political row over relief funds and voting influence
The piece notes Hopkins accusing the Roosevelt administration of using relief funds to extend power and claims that WPA officials tried to influence votes. It cites reactions from Republicans and Hopkins about a potential new relief program and the Iowa primary showing relief workers’ votes did not dictate outcomes.
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Roosevelt
Hopkins
WPA
Nica
Iowa
Representative Wearin
Gillette
Wearin
Market Quotations From Virginia to Chicago Livestock
Market notes show U S 1s at 1.25 for sweet potatoes and varied poultry prices nationwide. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago describe live poultry, eggs, cheese, butter steady, cattle hogs and sheep pricing with weights and ranges, plus feed quotations and dairy products.
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Virginia
U. S
Florida
U.S
Philadelphia Hia
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Todgy
Local Retail Market Flour Prices by Bag Size
Short patent brand flour priced per barrel across bag sizes. L 98 lb bags $5.00, 48 lb bags $5.10, 24 lb bags $5.10, 12 lb bags $5.30. Patent Brand 48 lb bags $4.60, 24 lb bags $4.60, 12 lb bags $4.60.
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Star
Eee
Ee Esas
Market Ends Mixed After Light Offerings In New York
Stocks found support after light offerings, erasing early losses into midday gains. Volume was about 1.2 million shares with strength in aircraft and specialties while rails resisted. SEC actions on utilities weighed on sentiment though bond recovery slowed.
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New York
Wheat and grain futures edge up then ease in Chicago
Chicago July grain market shows wheat gains of about 11 4 cents intraday before declines erase much of the advance. July delivery and month end liquidations weigh on prices while Russian Japan tension fades. Cash grain prices in Chicago list No. 2 red wheat around 70 1 2 to 71 3 4 and corn near 60, with oats and soybeans also quoted. Baltimore reports No. 2 wheat at 68 1 4 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Miners Freed After 34 Hours Trapped at Shamrock Shaft
Five miners were rescued from a cave in 700 feet underground at the Shamrock shaft of Veta Mines Inc 11 miles from Duncan Arizona after 34 hours of entrapment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan, Ariz
Shamrock
Veta Mines, Inc
STAR JOR PRIN Wedding Invitations Announced
The STAR JOR PRIN announces wedding invitations for a ceremony to be held soon. Invitations extend to family and close friends with details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Jor Prin
Girl Scout Camp Banquet Marks Camp Closure
Winchester Girl Scouts completed a two week encampment with a large banquet for campers counselors and council members. Miss Susan Shryock served as toastmistress and led songs toasts and awards while a brief pageant titled The Gift of Fire followed the banquet with girls portraying tribal figures and Indian chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Girl Scouts
Susan Shryock
Amos Shryock
Carol Lindstrom
Dorothy Ann Robinson
Dorothy Hawthorne
Reba Snarr
Extra Fees Approved for PWA Project Start Delays
Washington July 22. The Public Works Administration will cover 45 percent of extra fees paid to architects and engineers to hasten project start. Administrator Ickes approved the plan as reimbursement for overtime and for hiring extra help to prepare projects for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Administration
PWA
Ickes
Ready To Take His Medicine
Williamsport Maryland July 22 Elwood Poffenberger suspended Tiger pitcher said he would go to Detroit Monday to see what its all about and get what’s coming to him He added I expect Hell He was notified by telegraph today and returned home to Williamsport to avoid newspapermen rather than report to Detroit as ordered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Elwood Poffenberger
Tiger
Detroit
Poffenberger
Electrification to Be Extended Into 17 States
Rural Electrification Administration officials said they would deploy representatives into 17 states to foster formation of local organizations to build electric power lines. John Carmody told President Roosevelt aboard the U S S Houston that plans are ready to lend 140 million dollars to farm groups this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
John Carmody
REA
Roosevelt
U. S. S. Houston
French Fire On Planes At Border Outpost
French anti aircraft batteries fired on six airplanes that crossed the border from Spain at Osseja near Bourg-MGM Dame. After three shots the planes turned back to Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perpignan
France
Spain
Osseja
Bourgmadame
Here
Admits Story Of Abduction False
Wil liam Crick a 25 year old clerk admitted to Detective Serat Harry Powell and Federal Agents that his report of being abducted near Patricksburg Indiana was false He explained he stopped for a poker game and later drove to St Louis to create an alibi for his absence to his employer and wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
William Crick
Serat
Harry Powell
Patricksburg
Ind
Crick
Powell
Floods Rescue Dozens Near Roscoe N Y
State Police rescued nearly 40 people from marooned cars as streams in two counties overflowed. The floods threatened the $5,000,000 Lackawack waterworks dam project near Lackawack and covered a large area tonight and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
N. Y
New York City
Lackawack
Japan Says It Is Ready to Take Necessary Steps On Soviet Border
Tokyo papers quote an unnamed foreign office spokesman declaring Japan is ready and has every right to take all necessary steps toward Soviet Russia over a disputed area on the Manchukuo Siberian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Japan
Mutineers’ Descendants Face Trouble on Pitcairn Island
From Dunedin dated July 22, mutineers’ descendants on Pitcairn Island in the Pacific report a day of difficulties on their remote settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
New Zealand
Bounty
Pitcairn
Pacific
Insurgent Dispatches Claim Government Drive from Espina Mountains
Reports from Hendaye at the Spanish frontier state government troops were driven from the Espina Mountains northwest of Sesorbe, heightening danger for government forces in the area as they retreat toward the Valancia highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
France
Espina
Sesorbe
Price Hodges deny political bias in new personnel form
Governor Price and Comptroller Hodges say questions on political alignment and recommendations are not meant to probe politics. They note the draft form for state Department heads is tentative and may drop such items. Dr. R A Egger says it mirrors a federal template to track employee details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Price
LeRoy Hodges
State Department
R. A. Egger
Bureau of Public Administration of the
University of Virginia
Clyde Lamond Dies Bank President in Virginia
Clyde C. Lamond Sr., 56, president of Citizens' Bank of Alexandria and former president of Clarendon Trust, died at home after a long illness. He founded Potomac River Clay Works in 1917 and led several financial and civic ventures including Arlington Hall Junior College for Girls. He married Hilda Ross Meyer in 1931 and is survived by she and others.
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Belle Haven, Va
Clyde C. Lamond, Sr
Citizens’ Bank of
Alexandria
Clarendon
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Arlington County
Arlington Hall Junior College For Girls
Ballston, Va
Hilda Ross Meyer
Easton, Md
Japs Ready To Capture Kiukiang
Foreign observers predicted the imminent Japanese capture of Kiukiang after three weeks of bombing. Japanese warships could approach the strategic Yangtze city from Hankow to deliver the final assault with planes and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiukiang
Shanghai
Yangtze River
Hankow
Stereotypers Not In For Striking
Charles Sumner of Kansas City announced at the Memphis convention that a resolution delaying strikes was withdrawn. The proposal would require publishers to have the union strike only as a last resort and condemn work stoppage and sit down tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Sumner
Kansas City
International Stereotypers’ and’ Electro-typers’ Union
Helium Sale Defended By Commander Rosendahl
Commander Charles E Rosendahl, naval airship expert at Lakehurst New Jersey defends his push to sell helium to Germany. He says high government officials including Secretary Ickes share the view, countering Interior Secretary Okes charge he reversed his stance after being wined and dined in Germany.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Charles E. Rosendahl
United States
Germany
Ickes
Naval Air Station
Secretary of Interior
Rosendahl
Gas Electric System Accused in SEC Action
The SEC filed a bill in U S District Court charging the Associated Gas and Electric System with violations of the public utility holding company act of 1935 and the securities act of 1933. The case concerns 542 percent convertible investment certificates maturing November 15 and the system’s expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Securities and Echange Commission
United States District Court
Associated Gas and Electric System
Public Utility Holding Company
SEC
Associated Gas and Electric Corporation
Admits Giving Faked Evidence in Harlan Conspiracy Case
In London Kentucky today the anti labor conspiracy trial drew to a pause as Albert Hoskins testified he and three others were coached in a Harlan lawyer’s office to give false testimony. The witness said the group was coached to perjure themselves for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Albert Hoskins
Harlan
Rains Heavy In Rockingham
Heavy rains drenched Rockingham with July totals at 3.38 inches and a year to date of 16 inches. June led rainfall with 4.18 inches while February was driest at 0.1 inch. The average annual rainfall for Rockingham is 40 inches, implying more rain needed to reach the norm. January 1.39, February 0.31, March 1.90, April 1.37, May 2.87, June 4.18, July 3.38.
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Dale Enterprise
Rockingham
City Pool Project Under Way at American Legion Building
Work on the city pool in the American Legion building has begun and organizers hope the pool opens by mid next week. Junior Board of Trade chairman Lattrens Jones says over half the required tickets have sold and urges buyers to obtain tickets from members. Once a threshold is reached, no further admissions will be allowed. Funds cover operating needs as planned. The pool, unused for years, is being cleaned and dressing rooms and ceiling are being repainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lattrens Jones
Junior Board of Trade
Corrigan Declares He Is No Lover After Atlantic Flight
Douglas C. Corrigan told Irish press he is a flyer not a husband nature. The California mechanic said many girls expect him to settle down after flying the Atlantic and his compass quirks are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Douglas C. Corrigan
Atlantic
California
Burns Edges Field in Chicago Open First Round
Chicago pro E. J. Harrison known as Dutch scorched Olympia Fields course with 33 34 67 five under par to take a commanding lead in the first round of the $5,000 Chicago open golf championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pi—E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Olympia Fields
Summons by Publication in Virginia Court
The Civil Division of the Corporation Court in Winchester orders defendants not resident in Virginia to appear within ten days after publicity. Publication runs weekly for four weeks in Winchester Evening Star. The suit seeks approval of trust segregation valued at $60,000 and conveyance of a Virginia Beach property interest to Virginia Healings Brinckerhoff to satisfy will obligations.
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Virginia
Corporation Court
Winchester
Harry Flood Byrd
First and Merchants National Bank
Richmond
Emma Virginia Smith
Illinois
N. Clark Street
Chicago
Ill
League
E. 19Th Street
New York City
American Society For Psychical Research, Inc
E. Virginia Smith
Dee
Brinckerhoff
Virginia Beach
Winchester Evening Star
Frederick
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Am. Smel
Anaconda
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Cree
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Majesty
Queen Elizabeth
Presi
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Hodges
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Alexandria Bank
Comdr. Rosendahl
Corrigan
Clark M
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P. A
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