Congress Entry by FDR Jr Revives Talk about Dynasty
Washington dispatch assesses potential Roosevelt dynasty implications as Franklin D Roosevelt Jr seeks a House seat and raises speculation he could pursue higher offices. The piece notes prior presidential offspring who held major posts, discusses birth in Canada, and questions natural-born eligibility under the Constitution.
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Fdr Jr
Washington
D. Roosevelt Jr
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Canada
Court Overrules Baltimore Curb On Crime News
The Maryland Court of Appeals struck out a key section of Baltimore rule 904 and reversed convictions of three radio stations on contempt charges. The court said the crime news curb amounts to censorship.
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Baltimore
Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Maryland
Russians Retaliate As Berlin Rail Strike Clashes Erupt
In Berlin the mob targeting Stalin and Lenin pictures clashed with Russian troops and police after midnight. Brig Gen Howley ordered American sector police to quell the disturbance as four power forces argue over railway control and wage demands. About 14,000 Reichsbahn workers have refused to work since May 21 over pay, recognition, and job security.
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Howley
Frank Howley
Berlin
West
Reichspahn
Wheat Production by US Farms Reaches Milestone
About one and a quarter million farms in the United States produce wheat, highlighting the crop's widespread cultivation and its role in American agriculture.
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United States
Counterfeit $20 bills pass at Richmond theaters
A sharp dressing man sold counterfeit $20 notes at five Richmond theaters last night, succeeding at three. Cashiers flagged fakes at one venue and rejected another, while two theaters accepted them before detecting the fraud. Treasury agents identified the notes as 1934 San Francisco Fed with green ink and altered features including a misprint on White House and unusual corner markings.
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Richmond
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
White House
Dance Hall Wrecked By Tornado Kill Three In Belvidere
A tornado struck Belvidere Nebraska at suppertime, leveling a cafe and dance hall where three people were killed and seven injured. The storm also damaged a bank, post office, lumber yard, and locker plant as the village of 300 faced outages and limited communications.
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Belvidere
Neb
Nebraska
Post Ofice
AEC Meeting Aims to Resolve Atomic Material Shipping Concerns
The AEC committee planned a closed session to settle questions on shipping vital atomic materials. Senator Knowland said he would review secret documents on shipping and receipting, tied to the Argonne Lab uranium-235 loss in Chicago. The FBI reported no espionage involvement.
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Knowland
R-Calif
AEC
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
FBI
Senator Discusses Lewis Strike Impact on Taft-Hartley Reform
Action questions whether Lewis strike call improves chances to keep injunction and finds it only slightly helps. Ellender says edict may kill moves to amend the law. Thomas notes a strike won't help, Sparkman backs compromise, and Humphrey laments hindered normal labor relations climate.
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Ellender
D-La
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Congress
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Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
Sparkman
Ala
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D-Minn
Pupils Schedule Annual Pilgrimage to Cemetery
About 2200 public school students will march tomorrow from Handley John Kerr and Virginia Ave schools to Mt Hebron cemetery to honor Judge Handley and other benefactors. The procession includes the band and bouquets with brief exercises at Handley's tomb.
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Mt. Hebron
John Handley
Winchester Schoos
Handley
John
Virginia GOP Call Meeting to Plan Campaign
Roanoke readers report two Virginia GOP groups meet Saturday. The State Central Committee convenes at 11 a.m. to nominate an attorney general candidate and discuss campaign plans while the State Federation of Young Republican Clubs holds a 2 p.m. meeting to outline support for Virginia’s first primary election. Ansel Solenberger of Winchester is expected to attend.
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GOP State Central Committee
State Federation of Young Republican Clubs
State Central Committee
Young Republican Clubs
Virginia
Ansel Solenberger
Winchester
GOP
Central Committee
Chambers names five sources in federal employ
New York June 9 Whittaker Chambers named five men who, he said, supplied government documents during his Soviet spy ring courier days. The list includes Alger Hiss and William Ward Pigman, Harry Dexter White, Vincent Reno, and Julian Wadleigh.
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New York
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Chambers
William Ward Pigman
Harry Dexter White Vincent Reno
Julian Wadleigh
Wadleigh
Hiss
State Department
Pigman
Appleton
Wis
U. S. Bureau of Standards
White
Fitzwilliam
N. J
House
UN American Activities Committee
Washington
Elizabeth T Bentley
Franklin Victor Reno
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Reno
Wage Boost Ends Strike Threat At Oak Ridge Plant
In Oak Ridge Tennessee on June 9 an eight cent per hour wage increase ended a possible strike at the uranium235 production facility. CIO United Chemical Workers and Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp reached a new contract before the old one expired. Two thousand workers had threatened to strike if demands were not met. The average wage under the deal rises to about $1.67 per hour.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
CIO
United Chemical Workers
The
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp
Krug Contests VEPCO Roanoke Rapids Power Plant Plan
Secretary of the Interior Krug seeks direct opposition to Virginia Electric and Power Co. VEPCO plans a Roanoke Rapids hydro plant in North Carolina amid a split with the Federal Power Commission and REA backed by government interests. The hearing continues as cross examination proceeds.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Krug
Virginia Electric and Power Co
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Virginia Rea
Power Commission
VEPCO
FPC
Congress
Roanoke River
United States
Joseph J. A. Jessel
North Carolina
Virginia
YEPCO
Michigan Denies Compensation to Ford Strikers
Detroit June 9 More than 70 000 Michigan Ford workers idle in the speed up strike were denied unemployment compensation today under a state agency ruling. The commission said 7600 strike idled war veterans at Ford will get benefits under GI regulations.
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Detroit
Michigan Ford
Michigan
Ford
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
State Supreme Court
Rouge
Lincoln-Mercury
Senate panel backs Gordon Gray for Army secretary
The Senate armed services committee approved promptly the nomination of Gordon Gray to be secretary of the Army. The measure now proceeds to the full Senate for expected approval.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Gordon Gray
Senate
Winch ester home to aid elderly women renovation drive
Miller P Miller serves as treasurer with Miss Mary Katherine Aulick and others as directors. Aulick and Mrs Bosserman join officers on the executive committee. Funds totaling 11 000 plus 39 000 pledged by B F Davis and his wife back renovations begun March 1 at 28 Loudoun St in Winchester. Grounds and exterior work progress toward nine bedrooms and large living areas. interior costs estimated at 8000 with a benefit auction and yard party set for June 30 to finish the project for opening soon.
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James P. Miller
Winchester
Loudoun Street
Board of Directors
S. Loudoun St
Answers to Daily Quiz on Page 4
Correct responses list nine quiz items with names and places. Highlights include New York giants and Alfred E. Smith. The set names Icelandic, Alaska, St Bernard, Estonia Latvia and Lithuan i, Boxcar, Gen Lucius D Clay, Yangtze.
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New York Giants
Icelandic
Alaska
St. Bernard
Estonia
Latvia
I. Boxcar
Alfred E. Smith
Lucius D. Clay
Yangtze
Sales Directory June 11 Winchester Listings
June 11 at 10 a.m. Vincent Wilson 16 E Monmouth St Winchester offers automotive parts accessories and garage equipment. Also June 11 at 10 a.m. Crisman's Furniture Store 818 S Loudoun St Winchester lists furniture for sale.
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Vincent Wilson
E. Monmouth St
Winchester
Crisman’s Furniture
S. Loudoun St
Monmouth St
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