Violence flares anew at Republic Steel plant riot
Cleveland July 26 violence erupted as riot police broke CIO picket lines at Republic Steel Corrigan McKinney plant injuring at least 20 and arresting 11. A car rammed picket Tom Glowacki 51, while mounted officers fought a crowd. protest then moved to City Hall.
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Cleveland
Republic Corp
Republic Steel Corporatin
Corrigan- McKinney
CIO
Tom Glowacki
Enac
Art
Rowley Oker
Matibida Manues
Republic
City Hall
Apple Conclave To Attract Delegations From Shenandoah Valley
The International Apple Association plans its Chicago convention August 10 12 drawing growers from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. Martinsburg growers expect to attend with Carroll R Miller of Appalachian Apples Inc slated to speak on four state apple promotion groups. A three Pullman car section will trail the westbound Capitol Limited to aid Martinsburg attendees leaving August 9 for Chicago arriving the morning of August 10.
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International Apple Association
Chicago
Shenandoah-Cumberland
Virginia
West Vir
Maryland
Pennsylvana
Martinsburg
Carroll R. Miller
Appalachian Apples, Inc
Capitol Limited
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Residents urged to clear vegetation overgrowth on lots
MR WINCHESTER appeals for voluntary lot clearing to improve appearance and satisfaction for neighbors. Officials note low cost and high returns. He praises citizen cooperation in reducing static from electrical devices and urges radio testing by a competent person.
Americans Win Over British In Davis Cup Doubles
In Wimbledon on July 26, Don Budge and Gene Mako defeated C. R. D. Tuckey and F. H. D. Wilde 6-3 7-5 7-9 12-10 to give the United States a 2 1 lead over Great Britain with two singles matches left. Budge is favored to beat Bunny Austin in tomorrow’s final singles for the clinching point.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Don Budge
Gene Mako
C. R. D. Tuckey
F. H. D. Wilde
United States
Great Britain
Budge
Henry Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
Frankie Parker
Charles Edgar Hare
Mako
Germany
Gottfried von Cramm
Heinrich Henkel
Tuckey
Wilde
Macedonia To Host Church Union Meeting
The Francis Asbury Union schedules a business meeting and social at Macedonia Methodist Church at 8 pm Thursday July 29. The notice urges full attendance of all young people pastors and counselors connected with the union in the territory. Also listed is a help wanted for a young woman laundress for steady half time housework. Phone 1422-W.
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Francis Asbury Union
Macedonia Methodist Church
Chicken Supper at Opequon Chapel Benefit Event
A church benefit supper is slated at Opequon Chapel Web. on the night of July 28 with a rain date the following evening. Funds support the new church construction and related programs.
Air Raid Kills 65, Wounds 150 in Barcelona
Barcelona reports at least 65 dead and 150 injured after eight insurgent airplanes bombed the city at dawn. Five bombers and three scouting planes struck from 3:30 to 4:30 a.m. causing mass panic as residents fled. The attack aimed to disrupt the capital’s defenses amid Franco’s advances.
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Barcelona
Catalonia
M V B Snoke Transferred to Shippensburg Pennsylvania
M V B Snoke, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad agent in Winchester for 17 years, is moved to a similar post in Shippensburg effective August 1. Nathan D Payne, formerly of Bunker Hill West Virginia and long time chief clerk at Hagerstown Maryland, will replace him in Winchester. Snoke began as a messenger at Shippensburg, later an operator, and has served the RR for about 34 years. (Continued on Page 5 Col 2.)
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M. V. B. Snoke
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Winchester
Shippensburg
Nathan D. Payne
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Mr. Snake
Harry W
V P I Alumni To Meet In Winchester August 5
V P I alumni in Winchester and vicinity plan a meeting at the George Washington Hotel at 8 p m August 5 to organize a local alumni chapter. The group will serve Winchester area and part of the valley, replacing the Shenandoah Club. About 100 alumni may join, with films of campus and Tech football shown after plans are set.
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Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Harrisonburg
Capter
Shenandoah Club
J. N. Ochs
W. T. Anderson
C. B. Baker
W. B. Goode
G. D. Bowman
G. G. Dickenson
W. R. Legge
W. R. Richard
Tech
H. B. Redd
Dean Williams
Doctor Newman
Aumni
Longevity and Love in a Virginia Life
Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Kirkpatrick celebrated her hundredth birthday in Lexington Virginia. Born in Middletown Frederick County she met her future husband James Payne Kirkpatrick during a pre Civil War visit. They married in 1856 at Middletown and settled on South Main Street in Lexington where she has lived ever since.
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Ann Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Lexington
Middletown
Frederick County
John C. Senseney
James Payne Kirkpatrick
Death summons Tammany leader James J. Dooling
James J. Dooling, 44, Tammany Hall chief, died of a stroke at his Belle Harbor home after months of ill health. He had risen quickly in the party and, despite weakness, pushed through Royal Copeland as a mayoral candidate, fending off Grover Whalen supporters.
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New York
James J. Dooling
Tammany Hall
Belle Harbor
Queens
Dooling
Tammany
United States
Royal 8
Copeland
New Deal
Grover A. Whalen
Whalen
La Follettes in Vacancy Gossip on Roosevelt Cruise
Senator Robert La Follette and Governor Phil La Follette joined President Roosevelt on a weekend Potomac cruise amid speculation over a Supreme Court vacancy. House and Senate leaders debated court bill timing and separate receivership legislation while wage hour plans remained prioritized.
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Bob
Phil
Potomac
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Robert la Follette
Barkley
Senate
Borah
R-Ida
la Follette
Gov
Phil la Follette
Wiscina
Pasin
Mr. Roosevelt
Tomac
Pitched Battle Raging At A Gate In Peiping Outer Wall
A battle rages at a gate in Peiping outer wall with both sides blaming the other. In Michigan, a gasoline tank car exploded after 11 freight cars piled near Eaton Rapids causing a large twisted wreck and scorched ground. Estimated damage reaches $50,000.
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Peiping
Michigan Central Railroad
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Young Democrats Urged To Enlarge State Clubs
In Harrisonburg on July 26 the Seventh district Young Democrats urged growth to 20 000 members before Charlottesville convention in September. Delegates from Frederick Clarke Augusta Rockingham and Nelson praised Shenandoah county for largest unit 1017.
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Harrisonburg
Charlottesville
Frederick
Clarke
Augusta
Rockingham
Nelson Counties
John Curry
Richmond
Virginia
Young Democrats
Shenandoah County
French Boyer
Shenandoah
Richard 8. Wright
Curry
Primary Judges Appointed For County Election
Frederick County Electoral Board announces appointments of commissioners and judges for the Democratic primary on August 3 to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor and attorney general. Board members are Joseph L. Jolliffe chairman Roger A. Kline secretary and John W. Harper.
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Frederick County
Joseph L. Jolliffe
Roger A. Kline
John W. Harper
Stonewall
David F. Hottle
Albin
Wood W. Baker
Ziler Baegant
I. Hawkins
Brucetown
S. W. Shewbridge
William
Joseph M. Taylor to Direct White Rock Scout Camp
Joseph M. Taylor from Lexington Virginia will direct the Winchester and Frederick County district Boy Scout camp at White Rock. The two week session opens Tuesday August 3 with Taylor bringing experience from Stonewall Jackson Council Camp and Washington and Lee University background. Camp Shenandoah serves as the official council camp with endorsement from Scout Executive Fix.
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Winchester
Frederick County
White Rock
Joseph M. Taylor
Lexington
Stonewall Jackson Council
Island Ford, Va
Shenandoah
Scout Executive Fix
Two Injured When Taxi Collides With Officer’s Car
Washington D C taxi drivers Orville L Brown and Floyd Brown were injured when their cab rear ended the parked automobile of Strasburg town officer David Crabill near Hupps Hill. State Officer R E Bayliss had earlier spotted the speeding cab and pursued it but could not catch up before the collision ended the chase. A lost brown leather jacket offered reward for its return to the Star Office.
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Washington, D. C
Orville L. Brown
Floyd Brown
Strasburg
David Crabill
Hupp
R. E. Bayliss
GAEL
Star Office
Pickers Tickets Print Now at the Star Office
Notices announce that pickers tickets are printed at the Star Office. The brief item indicates availability for readers and references a local office process.
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Star Office
Lot Owners Ordered to Clear Vacant Lots
Notice requires all vacant lots be cleared of weeds within 10 days under ordinance. Failure to comply will lead to a summons to court. Chief of Police W. Hollis signs dated July 24.
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Co. W. Hollis
Delegates Attend Institute of Rural Affairs at Blacksburg
Frederick county farmers depart for Blacksburg Virginia to join the Institute of Rural Affairs sessions set to begin tonight. A second group sails tomorrow with several county leaders and the county agent accompanying them. Women also depart with county home demonstration agent Miss Elizabeth Farrar.
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A. L. Omps
George Bywaters
C. E. Omps
Blacksburg
Frederick County
Institute of Rural Affairs
R. L. Bageant
White Hall
A. W. Wright
Welltown
E. O. Carper
Winchester
Taylor Rudolph
Opequon
L. H. Ramey
Ayn
N. K. Larrick
Hayfield
M. J Pease
Ridge
W. Va
J. H. Brumback
Middletown
J. L Heishman
Star Tannery
Fred Stine
R P. Anderson
Gore
Landon Whitacre
Whitacre
E. M. Funk
Elizabeth Farrar
Firing Begins As Demands for Chinese Quitting Peiping Escalate
Japanese forces press into Peiping outer walls after Chinese allow partial entry then open fire. About 500 Japanese troops clash with Chinese defenders at a gate amid air bombardment of Langfang on the Peiping Tientsin rail line. Japanese demands threaten drastic punitive action if Chinese troops do not withdraw by set deadlines.
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Tientsin
China
Peiping
Langfang
Midway
Peiping-Tientsin
Fengtai
Pieping
Japan
Kiyoshi Katsuki
Hopeh-Chahar
Changsintien
Lukuochiao - Wanpinghsien
Yungting River
Katsuki
Sung
Twenty-ninth Army
Signal Corps
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Shippensburg, Pa
Mrs. Ann Kirkpatrick
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D-Nev
Senate Judiciary
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Geo. Bywaters
Carpers Valley
R. B. Golightly
Earl W. Carper
William Carpenter
Kernstown
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C. M. Lupton
John C. Gold
Greenwood
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H. T. Snapp
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