Youth Fatally Injured as Car Strikes Pole Near Winchester
Earl Curtiss Renner aged 19 died at Memorial Hospital from chest injuries after a car driven by him struck a pole near the Winchester Golf Club. Companions Charles Showalter and Eugene Anderson were injured. Archie Lowery and Bud Lewis escaped. Funeral set for Burnt Church with interment at Mount Hebron. Rev. Senger to officiate.
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Earl Curtiss Renner
E. C. Renner
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
Winchester Golf Club
Young Renner
Atending
Charles Showalter
Eugene Anderson
Showalter
Anderson
Archie Lowery
Bud Lewis
Senseney
Renner
Ralph Rinard
Kernstown
Bayliss and Miller
Kenneth Renner
Nain
Richard Renner
John Kerns
Cross Junction
Charles Brill
Chambersville
Agnes
Ruby
Betty Jean Renner
Joseph Renner
Burnt Presbyterian Church
Franklin G. Senger
Winchester
United Brethren Church
Mount Hebron
Hetzel Lewis
Paul Renner
Harry
James Hickerson
James
Charles DeHaven
Free Dancing At Oak Haven Orchestra Nights
A note announces free dancing every night at Oak Haven with the orchestra. A lawn fete on Braddock Street M. E. Church terrace runs Tuesday from 5 to 9 p.m. Auxiliary No. 2 is involved in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Haven
Terrace Braddock Street
M. E
Property of late William H. Baker sold Saturday
The brick residence at the southwest corner of South Washington and Boscawen streets, a lot 149 feet on Washington and 185 feet on Boscawen, will be sold on Saturday June 16 in front of Court House.
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William H. Baker
Washington
Boscawen Streets
Boscawen
Wanted Good Clean Cotton Rags
Help wanted notice seeking good clean cotton rags for Star office. Address or contact details not available in readable text.
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Star Office
Storm disaster in Central America and Rio Grande area
Relief officials estimate about 2000 dead around San Salvador after a hurricane and floods. Coast from La Libertad to La Union largely destroyed. A separate report says 500 drowned in Ocotepeque Honduras. Brownsville watches a tropical disturbance headed for the Texas coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Salvador
el Salvador
Pan American Airways Wireless
Salvadorean Air Corps
L. C. Calloway
Pan-American Airways
la Libertad
la Union
Texas
Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande
Mexico
J. W. Schnurbusch
Boston
Mass
Ocotepeque
Honduras
United Fruit Company
Guatemala
Showers Revive Crops in Woodstock and Shenandoah County
The region enjoyed a weekend 56 inch rainfall renewing gardens and crops though June rainfall remains well below the 21 year average of 3.65 inches. Yesterday's showers were widespread through the northern valley. In Woodstock and southern Shenandoah County crops took on a new lease.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Direct Dismissal of Air Mail Suit by Appeals Court
NEW YORK June 11 The United States Circuit Court of Appeals directed dismissal of the suit of Transcontinental and Western Air Inc to enjoin Postmaster General James A Farley from enforcing an annulment order against a T W A air mail contract.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals Today
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
James A. Farley
T. W. A. Air Mail
Graduation Sermon Urges Careful Life Choices
Rev. Lloyd Courtney preached Handley High School’s 94 member senior class graduation in Handley auditorium last evening. He urged cultivation of values and choosing the excellent, noting two people may see only facts or genius traits in objects. The program opened with the Glee Club singing How Firm a Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Courtney
Lewisburg
W. Va
Handley Auditorium
Old Stone Church
Handley High School
Courtney
West Virginia
Holston, Tenn
New Providence
Tenn
W. M. Brashe
Drs
St. Paul
Hubert Sydenstric
Delegates Asked To Register For Virginia Convention
P E Lineburg of Stephens City will accept advance delegate registrations at First Baptist Church on Wednesday at 2 30 for the Virginia Sunday School convention set for June 13 15. The committee aims for 500 registrations, with expectations that up to three times that number may attend. Maryland Delaware West Virginia and Virginia religious education councils cooperate.
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P. E. Lineburg
Stephens City
First Baptist Church
Virginia
Winchester
Frederick County
Lineburg
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Councils of Religious Education
Old-Time Clothes Lines Doomed by Civic League Campaign
The Civic League plans to remove or hide old-time clothes lines to improve city beauty. Led by Mrs. H. B. McCormac, the effort follows successful campaigns on clean-up, milk lunches, and municipal reforms. (Continued on Page Three.)
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Mar City
Civic League
League
H. B. McCormac
Anniversary of Be D Sat
Anniversary of Be D Sat. Payrolls Up Sharply. Child Labor Banned 3,000,000 More Men Given Employment Under N. R. A. Is Conceded. Washington June 11 AP N R A celebrates first birthday next Saturday with claims of industrial organization and payroll increases. Three million more workers employed under codes, despite criticisms of codes and prices.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Final Preparations for Local Council Election
Last minute setup for tomorrow's Council election to fill six 4 year terms starting September 1. Ballots and booths readied at four precincts including Friendship and Reuss Engine Houses, City Hall, and Sarah Zane Engine House. Incumbents unopposed in ward one. ward two to see four candidates with one elimination. Stephens City sees one re‑election candidate unopposed.
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Common Council
Fred W. Forney
L. C. Hollis
Peyton J. Marshall
James W. Keffer
Ralph B. Snapp
R. Frank Barr
A. Lee Cobl
Winchester
Friendship Engine House
Reuss
City Hall
Sarah Zane
Stephens City
J. A. Bean
Coal price and supply offer from Snidder and Son
State guaranteed 60 percent lump coal offered at 4.25 dollars per ton by W. B. Snidder and Son. Truck load deliveries available from the mine with a dated notice.
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W. B. Snidder & Son
No Hurry to Sell Wheat in Virginia Valley This Year
Northern Virginia wheat growers, eyeing a still higher price amid western drought, plan to store and wait. Shenandoah Valley counties expect over 5.47 million bushels this year, versus state output around 7.98 million. growers aim for better returns since World War era.
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Virginia
West
Shenandoah Valley
Augusta
Rockingham
Loudoun
Fauquier
Shenandoah
Clark
Culepeper
Frederick
Madison
Page
Prince William
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Drought Eases for Farmers via New Contract Rules
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announces changes to contracted acreages allowing pasture and hay harvesting on land under contract in 1934 except corn and grain sorghums. The ruling aids farmers who must adjust barley oats or rye contracts to include hay fields. Wheat benefits rise to 9 cents per bushel for 1933 with 3 cents for admin costs. remaining 6 cents paid after inspections and approvals. County agent Stine says the drought driven rule helps feed stock by adding pasture and hay.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Stine
Strawberry Festival Benefit at Bryarly Schoolhouse
Strawberry festival held Wednesday June 13 at Bryarly Schoolhouse to benefit Burnt Church. Graduation gifts touted from Moling and Cather with affordable pricing.
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Bryarly
Burnt Church
Moling and Cather
Air Line Crash in Catskills Leaves 18 Dead
The American Air Lines report says a missing airliner found 12 miles north of Livingston Manor New York destroyed by fire. Four crew members and four passengers are named, with a search by a large fleet of planes ongoing over the Catskill region.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
The
American Air Lines
Catskill
Livington Manor
New York
Earl F. Ward
Halleck
Ward
Roscoe
Mongaut Park
Livingston Manor
Buffalo
Clyde Holbrook
Chicago
John Barron, Jr
Miss Margaret Huckeby
Harry H. Pinsley
W. A. Bader
N. Y
F. A. Cass
Walters Contempt Case Ends With Forfeiture of Costs
The Star reports Walters faced contempt charges for threatening Commonwealth's Attorney Harrison over the Willis case. Judge Philip Williams heard the matter as Harrison and Walters' attorney Larrick moved to avoid punishment. Walters was reprimanded and permitted to purge by paying costs.
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Star
C. A. Walters
Walters
Commonwealth
B. P. Harrison
John Willis
Harrison
Willis
Philip Williams
Herberts. Larrick
Miss Westwood Byrd and H F Byrd Jr Attend Finals at Virginia
Miss Westwood Byrd and H F Byrd Jr travel to the University of Virginia on Tuesday to attend the finals.
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Westwood Byrd
H. F. Byrd, Jr
University of Virginia
Two Winchester Women Hurt In W Va Auto Crash
Mrs Emma Wilgus wife of C M Wilgus manager of the Postal Telegraph Co and Miss Philomena Laren were injured when their Plymouth coupe overturned near Hedgesville West Virginia. Mrs Wilgus sustained head and leg bruises and shock while Miss Laren suffered a facial cut back injuries and shock. An in front car failed to stop and passing proved difficult. Laren is a Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone employee and active in local social circles.
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Winchester
Hedgesville
W. Va
Emma Wilgus
C. M. Wilgus
The
Postal Telegraph Co
Philomena Laren
Wilgus
West Virginia
Seeeee
Larew
Martinsburg
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Miss Laren
Barn and Cow Destroyed by Fire Last Night
Mrs. Fannie Cather of Gainesboro lost a 16 by 35 foot barn and one cow in a midnight fire. Two cows were rescued with effort, a third could not be saved as flames began around 1 40 a m. Loss estimated near 00. The Cathers had completed the evening chores earlier and report no matches. An investigation is expected.
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Fannie Cather
Gainesboro
Ball Hawks Meet Esso Team in Twilight League Opener
The Ball Hawk Giants face the Esso All-Stars in the first twilight league game set for tomorrow at six. If rain interrupts, the match will be moved to Wednesday.
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Ball Hawks
Esso
Ball Hawk Giants
Esso All-Stars
Gas Price War Looms In Staunton As Resentment Grows
Staunton prices sparked a gas war after Neff's Garage and Almarode's Filling Station cut prices by two cents from 21.1 to 19.1 cents per gallon. Public anger over high local costs contrasted with nearby towns. Neff's reported tenfold sales surge while Almarode sold twice their best Saturday for the year.
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Staunton
Associated Press
Chamber of Commerce
Neff
Almarode
Asa
Tugwell Defends AAA Strengthening Efforts At Senate Hearing
Former Columbia economist Rexford Tugwell defended plans to strengthen the Agricultural Adjustment Act during a Senate hearing. He argued for flexibility in the Constitution to meet exigencies, while Senator Byrd assailed Tugwell for overstepping authority and questioned the AAA amendments. The session followed news of possible adjournment plans as Congress weighed the nomination and related measures.
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Columbia University
Associated Press
Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Congress
Senate Agrisae Oes
Tol Hill
Senate
House
Tugwell
Byrd
Uvalde
Texas
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senator Byrd
Virginian
AAA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Curtis Renner
Lower Rio Grande
United Brethren Young People’s Choir
Handley School
ASTOR
Map of India
Banquet
AIR Line
Catskills
Hall
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