Military rule broadened as National Guard enforces Minneapolis strike
In Minneapolis the 206th Infantry adds a shock battalion to guard downtown while Gov Olson declares martial rule. 4000 guardsmen take control to curb truck drivers and employers amid a stalemate with federal mediators. Civil courts stay open. interstate commerce continues with permits.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
National Guard
206Th Infantry
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Adjt
F. A. Walsh
Byrd Expedition Members Delayed Reaching Antarctic Base
Mrs. Richard E. Byrd of Winchester received a radio message from Little America indicating the advance base near Ross Bay may not be reached until late August or early September as Antarctic night ends. The note reassured tension over Byrd’s arm injury and stated supplies for seven months were aboard his base camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little America
Antarctic
Richard E. Byrd
Ross Bay
Winchester
Admiral Byrd
Bolling
Byrd
Park Club Faces Weekend Doubleheader With Rockville
The Park Club of Wood Point Maryland will host a Saturday game against Hagerstown Coca-Cola and a Sunday clash with Rockville. Rockville, noted as one of the strongest near Washington squads, has recent wins over all opponents. Lineup features Hershberger, Hutchinson, Fuller, Baker, G. Hutchinson, Gukerson, Coleman, Howard and pitchers Big Bill Lanahan, W Coleman, P Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Coca- Cola
Wood Point
Winchester
Washington
Rockville
Hershberger
Hutchinson
S. S
Fuller
Baker
G. Hutchinson
C. F
Gukerson
R. F
P. Coleman
1. F
Howard
Big Bill Lanahan
W. Coleman
Stock Markets Rally After War Scare Eases
New York stocks sharply rebound in early trading as European tensions ease. Bonds rise and short sellers cover while cotton and wheat advance and foreign exchange steadies. Sterling opens at 5.035 percent and call money ticks to 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United States
Germany
Poland
Italy
Argentina
Gasoline Prices Return to 20.9 Cents in Winchester
Citizens in Winchester faced a return to 20.9 cents per gallon after a temporary 18 cent price, as the 2.9 cent voluntary allowance ended. One station offered 19.9 cents while others absorbed the loss. C. J. Schul of Norfolk, president of the Virginia State Petroleum Code Committee, met with operators amid the price shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schul
C. J. Schul
Norfolk
Virginia State Petroleum Code Committee
Pioneer Station
Afteri
L. H. Zinn
State Petroleum Code Committee
Square Dance at Reuss Park Tonight
The Twilight Orchestra will provide music for a square dance at Reuss Park Pavilion tonight. Attendees praise the event for its popularity and wholesome recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuss Park Pavillion
Twilight Orchestra
Artistic Beauty Parlor Inspection and Free Wave Event
A beauty parlor adjacent to Capitol Theatre will be open for inspection on Monday July 30 at 2 PM. A free permanent wave will be given at 8 PM as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Desirable bargains in dependable merchandise
SPECIAL FOR SUNDAY 1 pint of orange or pineapple ice with each 1 quart of ice cream. SANITARY DAIRY 21 E Gallagher street Moling and Cather Desirable bargains in dependable merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Dairy
E. Gerard Street
Moling and Cather
Imposter Impersonates Miller's Magazine Subscriptions
A notice warns that someone is soliciting magazine subscriptions under the Miller's name. The public is told there is no agent representing Miller's. The alert urges caution to avoid fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Modern optical department offers reliable eye care
Hodgson & Brown, registered optometrists, advertise eye care services and lens fittings with priced frames. The copy touts an updated optical department and eyes aided without drops, suggesting professional exams by registered optometrists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson & Brown
Yard Party Benefit for Paynes Chapel S. Aug 2
Ridgeway hosts a yard party Thursday August 2 as a benefit for Paynes Chapel. Details show dates and times including 1-27-30 Aug 1 1p 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
Paynes Chapel S
Wanted home for unusually intelligent black and white kitten
A three to four month old black and white kitten seeks a loving home. Call 629-1 for adoption details. Note the small ad appears in a dated classified notice from July 26.
Report Agents Holding Two In Dillinger Case
Federal agents hold John Dillinger allies including his sweetheart Polly Hamilton Keele and a plastic surgeon who helped alter Dillinger’s appearance. Anna Sage the woman in red reportedly remained in custody as investigators probe the route of the gang’s deaths. Probasco, a government operative, was questioned and died jumping from a high floor during the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillinger
Chicago
John Dillinger
Samuel P. Cowley
Department of Justice
Anna Sage
Polly Hamilton Keele
James Probasco
Homer van Meter
Probasco
Federal Bureau
Government Bureau
Shinholtz Fined for Reckless Driving in Funeral Procession
Tom Shinholtz was charged with reckless driving and fined 7.25 in Police Court after he allegedly drove through an intersection as a funeral procession passed by. Police officers cited the incident as the reason for the penalty and costs.
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Tom Shinholtz
Shinholtz
Directors Re-elected At Winchester Woolen Company Meeting
At a Winchester Woolen Company stockholders meeting on Tuesday night all directors were re-elected for another year. The board includes H C Sheetz Sr W A Bailey Percy Miller M D Weaver Stuart Perry Elwood Smith and C P McViar Fred B Hunt is manager. Five sixths of stockholders attended and reported the firm had good business last year with over $100 000 paid out locally and 125 to 150 workers employed. The company formed about three years ago by taking over the Arthur G Jones plant after officers were implicated in fund misuse. The mill was bought cheaply and capitalization stands at 60 000 while an appraisal values the mill well above 195 000.
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Winchester Woolen Company
H. C. Sheetz, Sr
W. A. Bailey
Percy Miller
M. D. Weaver
Stuart Perry
Elwood Smith
C. P. McViar
Fred
Winchester
Arthur G. Jones Company
Miss Gertie Finchum Returns Home After Operation
Miss Gertie Finchum of Berryville Avenue has been moved to her home following an operation at Memorial Hospital. The report notes her removal and continued recovery under care at home.
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Gertie Finchum
Berryville Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Funeral Rites For Mr Crenshaw Held At Late Home
Funeral services for Dibr ell Duncan Crenshaw 66 who died at Memorial Hospital will be held from his late home at 710 South Stewart Street tomorrow at 2 pm. Rev Dr E L Wolfe and Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker will take part. Interment follows in Ivy Hill Cemetery Upperville Fauquier County Va. Pallbearers listed from Upperville Richmond and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibrell Duncan Crenshaw
Memorial Hospital
South Stewart Street
E. L. Wolfe
Winchester
Harrisonburg M. E. Church
South
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Stewards
Upperville
Fauquier County
Ivy Hill
Mr. Crenshaw
Thomas B. Glascock
William G. Fletcher
Lewis McKenzie Judkins
Richmond
C. L. Nicodemus
William M. Richards
E. P. Bean
Vesper Service on Handley Grounds Changes Time
A union vesper service will be held Sunday evening on Handley High grounds with a new start time of 6 30 p m Music is led by Floyd Haines and The Chanters The program lists Invocation Hymns Scripture prayers anthems and an evening message by Dr D C Buchanan with additional prayers by Rev R B Camp E B McGukin and Rev W L Dudley
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Handley Grounds
Handley High
Floyd Haines
R. B. Camp
Jesus
The
Chanters
D. C. Buchanan
R. B. Nelson
W. L. Dudley
Winchester Band concert at John Kerr School grounds
The Winchester Concert Band performs a summer program at 8 pm on the John Kerr School playground lot at Cameron and Cork streets. Chairs provided for the elderly by R T Jones and Company. Directed by Prof W H McIiwee with marches, overtures, dances, and selections from The Chocolate Soldier and National Emblem.
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Winchester
John Kerr School
Cameron and
Cork
R .T. Jones and Company
W. H. MclIiwee
Herbert Clark
Herman, Marceau
Alita
Losey
Strauss
Bagey
Public Sale At Keel Farm Near Middletown July 30
Public sale at C. L. Keeler Farm four miles west of Middletown on July 30 at 10 a m. Items include three cows some fern and hay household goods and antiques. Harry L. McCann agent for executor.
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C. L. Keeler
Middletown
Harry L. McCann
Agt
Austria Prepares Defenses as Capital Braces for Threats
Describes feverish preparations by Austrian authorities for protecting the capital amid reports that large sections of the country are near anarchic conditions. Authorities warn of rising disorder and mobilize defenses and security measures to safeguard key areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Troops mass in Vienna as Austria braces for conflict
Reports from Senna indicate Austria nears anarchy with Vienna ringed by Heimwehr troops. Ballhausplatz and government buildings are fortified while candles lighted predict possible power cutoffs. Officials cite heavy losses among Heimwehr and rising calls to send forces to Carinthia amid Nazi advances.
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Associated Press
Senna
Vienna
Heimwehr
Little Ones Found In a Sorry Plight
A Child Welfare Committee report details a Winchester family of children living without schooling or guidance. The father is in the penitentiary and the mother in Western State Hospital, prompting a plea for interested families and donations to Mrs. Robert T. Barton, Miss Margaret Hurst, or Mrs. G. C. Rose to aid in training and placement.
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Winchester
Penitentiary
Hopsital
Robert T. Barton
Margaret Hurst
G. C. Rose
Child Welfare Committee
Bible Digest To Be Presented By Golden Rulers
The Golden Rule Bible Class will present the booklet A Bible Digest For Busy People at their Sunday morning meeting. Rev. W. O. Talbert, author, will make the presentation. An program includes Misses Patton and Cather with Carl Cather and Eugene Russell, pianist Mrs. Carl Cather. C Hartman, a noted teacher, will lead the lesson. Over 100 men are invited at Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. Everyone attending will receive a booklet.
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Baltimore
W. O. Talbert
United Brethren Church
Gladys Patton
Mary Cather
Carl Cather
Eugene Russell
Golden Rulers
C. Hartman
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Two Men Cited for Driving Cars Without Tags
Timber Ridge residents I. B. Kerns and Edgar Muller were fined by Magistrate A. J. Tavenner for driving without license tags. State Policeman R. E. Bayliss arrested them on a country road in western Frederick County.
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Timber Ridge
Frederick County
A. J. Tavenner
I. B. Kerns
Edgar Muller
R. E. Bayliss
Republican Chairman Sees Revolt Against Roosevelt Deal
Chairman Henry P. Fletcher of the Republican National Committee says a revolt against the New Deal is growing in the middle and northwest. He predicts increased relief spending before the fall elections to secure a new deal Congress and expresses optimism for Republican gains. He cites "thinking people" opposing vast New Deal expenditures.
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Fletcher
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Washington
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Congress
Republican
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Prof. McIlwee
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Tion
Dollfus
Ballhausplatz
Renngasse
Carinthia
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