Rev Francis Irwin Cockrell Named Pastor at Bethesda Maryland
Rev Francis Irwin Cockrell, son of Dr and Mrs Selwhy Cockrell, was named pastor of Central Methodist Episcopal Church South at Bethesda Md to fill a vacancy. He studied theology after academic and law work and has strong scholarly credentials. The Winchester conference will meet in October to confirm the change.
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Francis Irwin Cockrell
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Bethesda
Cockrell
Selwhy Cockrell
Mabel Cline
Winchester
Rockingham
Transients Pressing Problem Says Major Mars
Major James Mars of the Salvation Army says transients remain a big puzzle with debates on turning them away or separating the needy. He noted a man offered a job after asking about wages, hours, and possible rooming arrangements, as six people sought lodging in ten minutes.
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James Mars
Salvation Army
Mars
Union Meeting At Mount Carmel Church
A union evangelistic meeting is set for Sunday at 3 o'clock at Mount Carmel F. B. Church on South Braddock Street. Principal speaker will be Rev. W. N. Holt of John Mann M. E. Church. Rev. 2. E. Laws and Shiloh Baptist deacons will lead song and praise. Holt is viewed as a Pentecostal speaker and many from each church are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel
Valley All Stars Prepare For Sunday Contest At Fairgrounds
The Valley All Stars host Leesburg Blues in a key Sunday game at the Fairgrounds starting promptly at o'clock. Millwood harter is slated to pitch for the local team as fans anticipate a big turnout to see the red hot visitors.
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Valley All Stars
Fairgrounds
Leesburg
Bridges Open on U S Route No 28 from Romney to Cumberland
Word from Romney West Virginia business interests reports all highway bridges between Romney and Cumberland on U S Route No 58 are now open permanently to through traffic. Several bridges were washed away or damaged during spring floods.
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Romney
W. Va
Cumberland
Will Overwhelm Continued on Page 2
The passage discusses ongoing fictional elements and their impact, noting the League of Nations fiction and America’s paradoxical stance. It mentions the idea of the father abandoning, signaling a critique of involvement and responsibility in global affairs.
Premier's paper brands nations as fiction in non intervention talks
An opposition-minded premier's newspaper accuses belligerent nations opposing granting insurgent status of being fiction in the stalled non intervention negotiations. The article suggests Italy's stance remains firm in the deadlocked talks, labeling the nations as fiction.
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Foundling
Italy
Fine In Mishap Continued From Page One
Officers pursued Nicholson after he tried to flee a car stop. He was recaptured and handcuffed, then again attempted to drive away as flares were set. He and a deputy dragged about 300 feet. Nicholson faces remand to federal authorities for a prior esca- pade and a suspended three year term for auto theft. Winchester Boy Scouts aided the officers.
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Bayliss
Nicholson
Kitchen
John Paul
Winchester Boy Scouts
Camp White Rock
George Haines
Forrest Jones
War Tension Eased In North China Front Report
Reports say tension eased as rail traffic resumed in the Peiping Hankow corridor. Japanese forces tried to halt unloading a German rifle shipment for China while over 5,000 Chinese troops held positions south of the river. The truce allows joint action against Communists and Japanese bases near Peiping.
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Peiping
Peiping-Hankow
No-Man’s-Land
Tokyo
North China
Japan
China
Fengtai
Hopeh
Wanpinghsien
Manchuria
Fine levied in Swartz assault case. additional charge filed
Drew A Fine Monday was fined 10.25 by Judge Donald Weems in Police Court for assault and battery in the Swartz case. He was arrested on a warrant for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor and released on 500 bond. Randolph was cleared of drunken driving but fined for lacking a driver's permit after an incident on East Piccadilly Street near Winchester Golf Club.
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Donald Weems
Swartz
A. J. Tavenner
Randolph
East Piccadilly Street
Winchester Golf Club
Labor relations issues blur wage bill outlook
The article outlines proposals including union election rules and bans on noncitizen union officers, plus required written contracts and dues restrictions for unfair labor practices. Lawmakers hope to finish the session by August though a Vandenberg plan may delay the wage and hour bill. President Roosevelt’s stance remains uncertain, with weekend talks planned with Senator Barkley to gauge approval.
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Labor Board
Vandenberg
Roosevelt
Barkley
D.-Ky
Richard Boxwell Returns to Duty as Fire Captain
Mr. Richard Boxwell has recovered after six weeks confined by illness and has returned to his work as captain of the Friendship Fire Company.
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Richard Boxwell
Mr. Boxwell
The
Friendship Fire Company
Professor Chapman Engaged for Luray Carillon Memorial
Prof Charles T Chapman will serve as cariloneur for a $100000 carillon tower under construction in Luray Virginia. He visited Richmond to study the Virginia World War memorial carillon with Hilton Ruifty aide from the federal music art project. The Luray carillon tower honors Col Theodore Northcott of the Luray Caverns Company for his wife, with Chapman to perform there.
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Mario Cimio
New York Municipal Opera Company
Virginia
Annabelle Reinburg
Massanetta Springs
Cimino
Q. D. Gasque
Front Royal
Charles T. Chapman
Luray
Winchester
Prof
Chapman
Richmond
Byrd Park
Hilton Ruifty
Federal Music Art Project
Virginia Tower
Col
Theodore Northcott
Luray Caverns Company
Mr. Carr To Go To Washington
George W. Carr longtime manager of Winchester Peoples Drug Store is to transfer to Washington D C as manager of a store there. The move follows a Bermuda rewarded sales drive period and his February 8 marriage to Miss Florence Woodley. The couple will relocate to Washington after a southern vacation.
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George W. Carr
Winchester Peoples Drug Store
Washington, D. C
Mr. Carr
Winchester
Washington
Robert Cooksey
Carr
Bermuda
Florence Woodley
Washington D. C
Raleigh
N.C
South
Circus Delights Local Youngsters at Winchester Park
A large audience of Winchester and Frederick County children enjoyed Tom Mix Circus at Winchester Park this afternoon. Tom Mix led a diverse lineup of acts and troupes with rope riding and sharpshooting demonstrations thrilling young fans and adults alike.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Tom Mix
Winchester Park
Mix
Modern Woodmen Hold Picnic at Gore Virginia
Members of the Modern Woodmen Camp at Gore Virginia enjoyed their annual picnic at the Cash grounds with families and invited guests. The Middletown Camp plans a picnic on August 21 in the grove east of Middletown with an outdoor program and menu.
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Woodmen
Gore
Cash Grounds
Middletown
Garbage Truck Mishap Delays Mobile Case in Police Court
The city garbage truck driven by Maynard Shanholtz and a car driven by Turner Anderson collided near Rouss Spring on Millwood avenue. Witnesses could not be located, delaying the hearing to Monday as both drivers face charges of reckless driving.
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Maynard Shanholtz
Charles Street
Turner Anderson
Glaize Avenue
Rouss Spring
Millwood Avenue
Shanholtz
Anderson
Donald Weems
Showers Likely Early In Week Forecast
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday in the North and Middle Atlantic States calls for showers on Monday and again Thursday, otherwise fair. Temperatures slightly above normal early, cooler Tuesday, warmer thereafter, and a touch cooler Friday.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Evor
Budge Dominates Hare To Set Victory In Tennis Match
Don Budge overpowered teenager Hare in a quick match winning the first set after deuce and taking the second in 14 minutes. Budge then swept the third set with Hare managing two games, displaying clear control and authority throughout.
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Hare
Budge
Famous Case Continues After Supreme Court Overrules
Samuel S. Leibowitz led the defense as juries returned guilt in the 1931 Alabama train assault case. Eight verdicts were death sentences before the US Supreme Court overruled some convictions. Clarence Norris received death, Andy Wright 99 years, Heywood Patterson 75 years in Morgan County trials.
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Samuel S. Leibowitz
New York
Victoria Price
Ruby Batts
Alabama
United States Supreme Court
Clarence Norris
Andy Wright
Heywood Patterson
Morgan County
Baltimore Market Roundup Shows Mixed Live Stock Prices
Baltimore July 24 livestock and produce market reports cattle steers and heifers uneven gains. hogs higher than week ago with 210 to 210 lb ranges up. sheep spring lambs up 50 to 75 with top values around 11.25 for week end. Chicago prices show steady hogs and higher cattle with new highs for yearling steers and grass fed cattle.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
U. S
Chicago
U.S. Dept. Agr
California
Local Markets Corrected Daily
The Star notes markets are corrected daily and does not assume responsibility for typographical errors.
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The
Star
Local Wholesale Market Flour and Feed Prices Listed
The notice provides bulk prices for flour in patent and short brands with bag sizes from 12 to 98 pounds, as well as prices for cracked corn, corn meal in various sacks, egg mash, scratch feeds, and dairy feeds. It lists poultry feeds including chick starter and grower, turkey mash and starter, and various broiler and layer feeds, plus country butter.
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Teavneses Eee
Ceesereaves
Neat
Geees
Eeese
Cyinn Bane
Stock Market Report Sees Rally After Heavy Volume
New York July 24 stocks finished on a rallying note led by Chrysler up about three points. Utilities rose in heavy volume as profit taking and buying support shaped a late session advance. Transfers around 450000 shares. foreign exchange slightly weaker with sterling and the French franc near prior levels.
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New York
Chrysler
Utilities
Congress
Steel
Allied Chemical
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Consol Edison
Corn Products
Gen. Electric
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Southern Railway
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Va.Carp. Chem
Woolworth
Grain futures and cash markets mixed in July trading
Wheat futures eased with light selling as export interest abroad and domestic buyers showed tentative activity. July wheat price around 1.20 to 1.26 per bushel with declines amid harvest belt insurance against purchases. Cash grain in Chicago cited No 1 red wheat and No 2 yellow corn with varied bids, while Baltimore offered limited activity.
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Chicago
Europe
Wheat and Corn Prices From Winchester Grain Report
Wheat No 2 red winter at 1.19 percent garlicky spot domestic. July 1.19. Winchester Grain Wheat 1.10 per bushel. Corn 1.15 per bushel. All prices based on deliveries at mill.
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Winchester
Officer To Get A New Car
State Officer R. B. Bayliss was to travel to Richmond today for a new automobile but urgent calls last night delayed the trip. He has used his patrol car nearly two years and logged about 48000 miles. the make of the new vehicle is not known.
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R. B. Bayliss
Richmond
Churches Exchange Pastors Tomorrow in Martinsburg
Rev Ernest Worden of Winchester Avenue Christian Church Martinsburg will lead the evening service at Church of Christ and Rev George Earle Owen of Martinsburg Church will preach. Worden speaks on Hungry Man's Mistake and Owen on The Three Philosophies of Life. Morning service features visiting Rev Gail Patterson. Evening service begins at 8. All are invited.
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Ernest Worden
Winchester Avenue Christian Church
Martinsburg
Church of Christ
George Earle Owen
Worden
Owen
Gail Patterson
Joseph Patterson
South Market Street
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Mr. Cockrell
Maryland
Creature Abandoned
of the League
John W. Rosenberger & Company
Braddock St
Prof. Chapman
Circus
Don Budge
Stock Market Report
Baltimore Grain
Roger Babson
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Florence
Table Top
Winchester Furniture Co
Main St
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Co
R. M. Swimley
North Market Street
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