Greif Concern Defends NRA Label Use Amid Court Ruling
Leonard Weinberg, attorney for L. Greif and Brother, Inc., says the firm will continue to use NRA labels and the blue eagle on its clothing under a Maryland restraining order, despite Washington orders to withhold the emblem. The court restricted federal officials in Maryland, but declined to bind General Johnson and Washington authorities. The Greif concern, a major global men’s clothing maker, operates 11 factories in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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Leonard Weinberg
L. Greif and Brother, Inc
Washington
Greif Company
Weinberg
United States District Court
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Blue Eagle
United
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Relief Work Expands With City and County Projects
The city will employ about 120 relief workers at 12.30 per month per person, supervised by Elmer Hodge. Two county relief projects approved total 1103 in relief labor with county funding rising to 1733.13 for materials. Projects include painting ten county schools and drilling three school wells, plus Douglas school repainting completed by fifteen local painters.
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Margaret Hurst
Bailey
Kernstown
Mountain View
Bryarly
Douglas School
VERA
Handley School
Italy mobilizes forces along Austrian frontier in 1930s tone
The Italian army and air force north of Padua were ordered to be ready to move across the Austrian frontier with 75,000 men and full equipment. The first naval squadron left Fort Ancona, likely heading to the north Adriatic near Port Trieste. Mussolini ordered war ministers to keep colonels on duty all night and criticized the German ambassador over Dullus case.
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Rintelen
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Austria
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Rome
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Germany
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Washington
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Vienna
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Trieste
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Navy
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Dullfuss
Chicago Grain Market Prices
Daily closing quotations for Chicago and Baltimore wheat and corn markets supplied to The Star by Winchester Milling Corporation via Stickell Sales Corpora tion. Chicago prices shown for July September and December. Baltimore spot wheat and Winchester spot wheat listed. Corn quotes include Chicago July September December along with Winchester delivered prices.
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the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
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Washington Street
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Winchester
Crenshaw Dies at Local Hospital
D. D. Crenshaw, born and raised in Fauquier county, passes away in a local hospital. He is survived by wife Fannie Quinn Crenshaw and three children Charlton Glascock Crenshaw of Philadelphia, Richard Deeves Crenshaw, and Mabel Crenshaw at home, plus brother Edwin Massey Crenshaw of Philadelphia. Funeral arrangements pending with service expected Saturday afternoon.
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Shaw
Annie Glasscock Crenshaw
Fauquier County
Fannie Quinn
Henry Wyndham
Arabella Hill Quin
Charlton Glascock Crenshaw
Philadelphia
Richard Deeves Crenshaw
Mabel Crenshaw
Edwin Massey Crenshaw
European War Clouds Wilt Markets In Turbulent Session
New York July 26 Financial markets wilted as European war clouds and pessimism spread. Stocks fell sharply with rumors Italy may march into Austria. grains and cotton turned down. bonds, especially railroad issues, faced recessions. Foreign exchanges were irregular as the pound opened at 5.03 and call money held at 1 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Austria
London
Roosevelt First President Visits Kilauea Volcano
President Roosevelt visits Hawaii at Kilauea Volcano on July 25, stepping to the brink of the crater for a quarter hour. The historic moment marks his first American president to tread Hawaiian soil.
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Hawaii
Roosevelt
Hawaiian
Kilauea
President Roosevelt Views Hawaiian Volcano Eruption
Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar Jr described the volcano while President Roosevelt viewed from his car near the edge of the crater. The high plateau temperature lingered near 60 and the crowd along the roadside cheered as the park roped off the crater for protection.
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Thomas A. Jaggar
Hawaii National Park
President Roosevelt Keeps Informed Amid Dollfuss News
On the cruiser Houston President Roosevelt receives wireless updates on the Austrian crisis surrounding Chancellor Dollfuss’s assassination. He also confirms two new Railroad Retirement Board members John T. Williamson and Lee M. Eddy with Murray Latimer chairing the three member board.
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Roosevelt
Engelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Houston
America
Washington
Railroad Retirement Board
John T. Williamson
Chicago
Lee M. Eddy
St. Louis
Murray Latimer
Washington, D. C
Williamson
Association of
Railroad Executives
Eddy
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