Ranks of Party Split Reflect Roosevelt Era Tensions
Washington dispatch notes sharp Democratic divides over Roosevelt policy as Congress backs or balks at New Deal measures. Highlights include crop control, sea defenses expansion with 72 ships, home construction funding, and a Wage Hour bill nearing a compromise. Tax revision and capital gains changes spark debate over administration gains and losses.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Senate House Committee
Winstead argues German war plans blocked by resource limits
MA Winchester cites William Wilson Woodside in the Canadian Illustrated Weekly noting that a modern war requires iron and oil supplies. He argues Germany and Austria-Hungary control only a fifth of prewar iron ore, German agricultural land has shrunk since 1932, and Austria offers little relief. Germany’s food needs rise with population, yet expansion into Austria won’t solve the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willson Woodside
Canadian Illustrated Weekly
Germany
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Agricultural Ministry
Hitler
Prof Horner To Deliver Address At Boyce Commencement
Prof W B Horner of Shepherd College will deliver the 1938 Boyce Agricultural High School commencement address at 8 p.m. The program features a processional, salutatorian Ethel Vorous, gift presentation by Billy Glasscock, and diplomas by A F Robertson. Horner will speak on The Nature of Education, examining education as a process and a product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Leona Jobe
Kathryn Copenhaver
Audrey Hall
Joe Jolliffe
Rita Payne
Izetta Shepherd
Albert Purcell
Harold Buckner
Mildred Carper
Kathryn Sipe
Lillian Royston
Ethel Vorous
Philip Colston
Billy Glasscock
James Biggs
Orie Royston
David Levi
Lemley
W. B. Horner
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Boyce Agricultural High School
Ray R. A. Goodwin
A. P. Purcell
Horner
Hrner
Shepherd State Teachers’ College
University of West Virginia
University of Chicago
American Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Association of University Professors
C. C. Punkhouser
A. F. Robertson
Sheets
Lutherans To Have Service At Grace Church
Grace Lutheran Church announces regular services Sunday with Rev. John E. Fanderson of the Lutheran Theological Seminary Gettysburg in charge of the morning worship. Sunday school will be held at the usual hour and evening worship is omitted as the church joins with city churches to attend Handley School services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Grace Lutheran Church
John E. Fanderson
Lutheran Theological Seminary of
Gettysburg
Sarah Zane Fire Company June Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company will be held Friday evening June 3 at 8 p.m. All members are requested to be present. L. M. Crabill, Captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Sarah Zane Fire Company
L. M. Crabill
Peonies In Bloom At The Flower Shop
For June 6 only buds or open flowers in red white and pink. The Flower Shop offers peonies in multiple colors and stages.
Shoe Repairing Discount Offer at 25 E Piccadilly St
Notice advertising shoe repair services at 25 E Piccadilly Street offering prices at 1 percent of former costs. All work guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Piccadilly St
Friendship To Rejoin State Firemen Group
Friendship Fire Company members voted to re enter the Virginia State Firemen's Association and join the parade and reel races at the August 10 to 12 convention in Luray Virginia. Raymond Campbell was named captain of the reel team and Fred W Forney as trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Campbell
Luray
Friendship Fire Company
Virginia State Firemen's Association
Friendship Reel
Fred W. Forney
A. Company
Friendship
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association
Carlisle
Richard Boxwell
Walter Shade
Bob Harvey
Harry Lewis
Revenue freight cars loaded in week end Saturday
The Association of American Railroads reported 562,061 revenue freight cars loaded for the week ending last Saturday. This marks an increase of 16,253 cars or 3 percent from the prior week, a drop of 228,442 or 28.9 percent from a year ago, and a decline of 367,545 or 39.5 percent since 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Charley Rouss Fire Company to Meet June 3
The regular monthly meeting of the Charley Rouss Fire Company is set for Friday evening June 3 at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. A special entertainment is planned. M. D. Weaver, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Rouss Fire Company
M. D. Weaver
Cherries Now Picking Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider Crew
The Shenandoah Valley orchard announces cherries ready for picking at the Apple Cider and Vinegar Co in Fairmont Avenue. Call 905 for details on picking days and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Challenge To Graduates Is Cited By Fox
Berryville June 3 Dr Early Lee Fox Randolph Macon College Ashland told Berryville high school graduates that the nation faces confusion yet offers a chance to find new values. He urged graduates to undertake with courage and high spirit to help restore order and shape a better future. The 25 girls in white gowns and caps and 11 seniors occupied the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Early Lee Fox
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Berryvuis High School
Flying Lab Guba Reaches Honolulu After New Guinea Flight
The flying boat Guba arrives in Honolulu from San Diego carrying six men including Richard Archbold, a young researcher, on a scientific expedition to wild New Guinea. The 2,624 mile flight took 18 hours and 9 minutes.
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Honolulu
New Guinea
San Diego
Calif
American Museum of Natural History
Richard Archbold
California
Ford Sees Prosperity As Back-to-Land Movement Grows
Henry Ford, back from an eastern trip, predicts the greatest era of prosperity and happiness as a back-to-the-land movement spreads. He criticizes 25 financiers he labels war makers and warns veterans will shape the nation's future amid food-price concerns. He cites Wall Street as constrictive and says nothing about his White House talk with J. P. Morgan.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Washington
White House
Henry Ford
Ford
Dearborn
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan
Ecuador Forces Brace for Conflict Along Peru Border
Quito reports two Ecuadorian soldiers killed and a lieutenant wounded in a clash with Peruvian gunboats on the Aguarico river. Defense ministry orders restraint while troops concentrate near Tumbes as tension rises between the two nations over a long border dispute.
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Quito
Ecuador
Peru
Aguarico
Ministry of Defense
Tumbes
Ecuadorean
Pacific
Defense Ministry
South America
United States Legation
Foreign Office
Windsors Mark First Anniversary Quiet Riviera Home Project
In Antibes on June 3 the Duke and Duchess of Windsor marked their wedding anniversary by working on their new home Chateau de la Croe. They avoided a formal celebration, living modestly in the Riviera and driving to the chateau daily with a picnic lunch. Queen Mother Mary may call, while staff remains limited to a gardener.
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Windsors
Antibes
France
Duchess of Windsor
British Empire
Chateau de la Croe
Cande
Tours
Grand Hotel
Chateau
Mary
Riviera
Pomeroy Burton
Memorial Rites Scheduled At Stonewall Cemetery
Garland Quarles will deliver the Memorial Day oration at Stonewall Cemetery on Monday June 6, with State Senator T Russell Cather to introduce him The ceremony honors more than 5000 Confederate dead and features a parade from City Hall to the cemetery led by a marching band and local veterans including G W Dellinger born 1860s in Winchester bound for Gettysburg events
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Garland R. Quarles
Handley Schools
Stonewall Cemetery
Quarles
T. Russell Cather
Herman Womeldorf
Lee
Jackson
G. W. Dellinger
Mr. Dellinger
23Rd
Va. Cavalry
City Hall
Cameron
Piccadilly
Loudoun
Cork
Boscawen
Company I, 116Th Infantry
U.D.C
Baker's Drug Store Changes Hands in Loudoun Street Sale
Reported sale of Baker's Drug Store at 25 North Loudoun street to C A Davis of Silver Springs Maryland. Gene Davis of Front Royal is said to be interested. owners plan transfer in about a week. The Bakers family had operated the store for about 50 years.
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Baker’s
Loudoun Street
C. A. Davis
Silver Springs
Peoples Drug Company
Gene Davis
Baker
Davis
Civil Bombings Bring a Protest
Washington June 3 The United States government expressed emphatic reprobation of bombings of civilian populations in China and Spain after a Roosevelt meeting. Undersecretary Sumner Welles said American public opinion calls such methods barbarous and recalled prior disapproval by Secretary Hull.
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Washington
United States
China
Spain
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
State Department
Hull
Welles
Great Britain
Franco
Winchester Lions to Attend 15th District Convention in Richmond
A group of 40 Lions and 28 ladies from Winchester will join 68 delegates for the Twenty fourth District three day Lions convention in Richmond Virginia June 8 to 10. The Winchester club reports high attendance and long perfect records with ongoing youth eye care programs and club leadership activity. Delegates from Winchester include Mervel Adams Jim Shockey Earl Clowser James Alexander Herbert Miller Lee Miller Pat Barr C F Schenck Howard Cahill Clayton Cochran Leonard Sirbaugh and several others.
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Twenty-fourth
Richmond
Winchester
Virginia
Lions Club
Leonard Sirbaugh
John Marshall
Mayor Bright
the Star
Mervel Adams
Jim Shockey
Earl Clowser
James Alexander
Herbert Miller
Lee Miller
Pat Barr
C. F. Schenck
Howard Cahill
Clayton Cochran
Allen T. Hawthorne
Warren Eddy
Curtis Puckett
Ralph Hengeveld
Betty Scott Hengeveld
Evelyn Preston
Sam D. Preston
Henry Goode
Kenneth Rush
P. G. Ireland
Bryan Stotler
Dave Sencindiver
C.C. Brannon
Earl Mason
Lloyd Carper
E. A. Clevenger
James E. Madden
Walter Dent
Richard Veitel
Ben Cather
Hoye Riley
Bob Jasper
Charles Shewbridge
Attorneys Clash In Hague's Case in Newark Court
In Newark New Jersey on June 3 Mayor Frank Hague’s Civil Liberties injunction suit drew sharp exchanges as James A Hamill accused plaintiffs of a scheme to rule out Communists among New Deal Democrats and Catholics. Judge William Clark interrupted the clash and urged sworn testimony on plaintiffs beliefs for the court’s guidance.
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Newark
N. J
Frank Hague
Jersey City
James A. Hamill
Spaulding Frazer
Hague
Hamill
William Clark
United States
Clark
Senate approves extra $300 million for slum clearance
The Senate added 300 million to the relief bill, boosting total housing aid to 3.722 billion. The fight extended to an extra round with foes opposing WPA employee political activity and PWA powers. Senate approved 965 million for pump priming loans and grants, while a Lodge amendment to add 500 million to WPA was rejected. Continued on page 2.
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Washington
Senate
Wagner
Roosevelt
United States Housing Authority
Hatch
WPA
Barkley
Kentucky
Posal
PWA
Appropriations Committee
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Chamber
Lodgers
My Little Girl Editorial From The Eufaula Tribune
A father recalls his seven year old daughter starting school in a blue dress with a white collar, as he worries about risks to her safety while promising to support her education and pleading for care from others. He describes the girl, her doll Princess Elizabeth, and shared family activities like riding, swimming, and hiking.
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Eufaula
Ala
Tribune
Coot
Hall of Learning
Santa Claus
Elizabeth
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Peonies
State Firemen
Rouss Fire CO
Fox
Air Laboratory
Star Office
Chateau de
Imboden
Cavalry
Garland Quarles
Baker’s Drug Store
Lions’ Meeting
Winchester Club
Little Girl
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