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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1934

Page

8

Gas Price War Looms in Staunton and Valley

Staunton chamber of commerce push to force wholesale firms to cut prices. Petersburg and Hopewell retailers now charge sixteen cents a gallon, down from 20.5. Reports say war may spread to Shenandoah Valley as retailers buy only daily supplies amid price uncertainty.

Ralston Staunton Chamber of Commerce Hopewell Petersburg Chamber of Commerce Wistchester Staunton Shenandoah Valley

Anniversary of N.R.A. will be observed Saturday

The text notes an anniversary of the N.R.A. to be observed on Saturday. It mentions child labor bans in legitimate plants and limited in trade, increases in trade union membership, and controversy over Section 7A's collective bargaining freedoms.

N.R. A

Three Man Board Proposal Receives Little Support

M F Tighe president of the Amalgamated Association said the government plan for a Special three man board to settle steel disputes has little merit. He noted the difficulty of finding impartial members and called a Pittsburgh convention for June 14 to decide on a possible strike. The idea was urged by Hugh S Johnson the NRA administrator in Washington last week.

Pittsburgh M.F. Tighe Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers Hugh 8. Johnson Washington

Baptismal Rites Set For June 17 At Babb's Run

Revival meetings at Pentecostal Mission 113 South Cameron Street led by Evangelist David Wilson and Rev Shade draw 300 attendees with 16 adults already baptized. A baptismal service is planned June 17 at Babb's Run on the Gainesboro Pike near Charlie Clarke residence with Pentecostal ministers leading.

Pentecostal Mission South Cameron Street David Wilson Wilson Ohio Shade Coun Babb’s Run Gainesboro Pike Charlies Clarke Mr. Shade

Meat Truckers Strike Storms Baltimore Homes

Police report that striking meat truckers in Baltimore’s parking industry pelted the homes of four non-strikers with stones and milk bottles. No injuries were reported. Packers placed guards on delivery trucks to deter further attacks as the walkout began last Thursday across seven plants demanding better conditions, higher pay, and union recognition.

Associated Press Baltimore

Supervisors Vote To Borrow 8000 Until December 1

The Frederick County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution to borrow 8000 for current expenses until December 1 when revenue should repay the sum. They also agreed to refund William Beverley up to 700 for cedar tree cutting and discussed setting closing hours for county dance halls. A full report will appear in the Evening Star tomorrow.

Frederick County Board of Supervisors William Beverley Evening Star

Memorial Rites And Home Coming On Timber Ridge

Memorial and homecoming services planned for Timber Ridge Christian Church near High View West Virginia next Sunday June 17. Rev A R Van Cleave will lead with visiting ministers assisting. sermons at 11 am and 2 pm. dinner on the grounds. crowd expected from surrounding regions and former residents now living out of state.

Historic Christian Church Timber Ridge High View W. Va West Virginia Virginia A. R. van Cleave

Legionnaires to Hear General Mitchell at Joint Meeting

The American Legion and D A R together invite Legionnaires and citizens to a public session at the George Washington Hotel on Tuesday June 12 at 8 PM General William D Mitchell former chief of the Army Air Corps will speak Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R and the Legion Auxiliary arranged the event Winchester VFW members are also invited State Senator T Russell Cather will introduce the speaker.

American Legion Daughters of the American Revolution American Legion Auxiliary George Washington Hotel William D Mitchell Mitchell Philip R. Fowle Fort Loudoun Legion Auxiliary Legionnaires Winchester Veterans of Foreign Wars T. Russell Cather Army Air Corps

Veterans' Picture Placed On Display

Local photographer C. Fred Barr placed a 40 year old photograph of Gen Turner Ashby Camp Confederate Veterans in a display case before his Masonic Temple studio. The image shows Col. John J Williams' group in front of the Frederick County Court House. Barr notes none of the veterans pictured are believed living. Many visitors have viewed the photo.

C. Fred. Barr Masonic Temple Turner Ashby John J. Williams Barr Frederick County Court House

Rev McGukin Launches First Peter Lecture Series

The Rev. E. B. McGukin of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will start a Wednesday 8 pm lecture series on the book of First Peter. Attendees receive outlines and a study copy. He preached Sunday morning on Pilate Washied His Hands with no evening service due to the baccalaureate at Handley High School.

E. B. McGukin Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church First Peter Handley High School Frank Woore

Three Cases In Police Court With One Man Fined

Three cases were heard in Police Court this morning. Sidney Drummond was fined a month for disorderly conduct and threatening with a knife. Charles Strosnider was fined and charged costs totaling 15.25 dollars for drunken and disorderly conduct. P J Sullivan, charged with investigation, was removed from town.

Sidney Drummond Charles Strosnider P. J. Sullivan

Stock Market Enthusiasm Waning in Choppy Trading

New York reports waning stock market enthusiasm with little urge to resume a prior rally. Some equities show firming while others soften. volume runs about half of last Friday as grains recover fractions, cotton edges up, silver and rubber fall, bonds idle, and the dollar strengthens against foreign exchanges including sterling at 5.0638 dollars.

New York

Negro Prisoners To Be Lodged In Baltimore Jail

Sheriff W. Curtis Hopkins of Prince Georges county Md plans to transfer three Washington negroes charged with a fatal shooting and other crimes to Baltimore city for safekeeping. Officials say mob violence fears led to the move while police report the men admitted robberies and holdups in the past two weeks. One victim, John T Geary Jr, was fatally wounded during a holdup at a barbecue stand on Drain and Defense highways.

Washington W. Curtis Hopkins Prince Georges County John T. Geary, Jr Drain and Defense Highways

National Fruit Employees Hold First Picnic

Approximately 400 employees of the National Fruit Product Company and families attended a picnic at Opequon Lake Park on Saturday. It was the first company picnic with plans to make it annual, featuring square and round dancing, a buffet supper, refreshments, horseshoe pitching, and a potato race. Dick Green of Winchester sang several selections and a duet was performed by Forest Sirbaugh and Johnny Weems.

National Fruit Product Company Opequon Lake Park Dick Green Winchester Forest Sirbaugh Johnny Weems

Looting Strikes Insull Jr Home In Illinois Lake Retreat

The Illinois lake home of Samuel Insull Jr. was looted of furnishings, art, and valuables while University of Chicago president Dr. Robert Maynard Hutchins was away over the weekend. The property near Mumilelein, Illinois, serves as Hutchins spring and summer retreat.

Chicago Samuel Insull, Jr Mumilelein Illinois Robert Maynard Hutchins University of Chicago

Methodist Young Folks Rally At Strasburg

The Strasburg Methodist Church hosted the Winchester District Young People's Rally with sixty delegates and about as many associates attending from Mount Jackson to Brunswick. Miss Reban Riley directed the event. sessions included welcomes by Miss Christina Artz and talks by Miss Virginia Hale and Rev. R. B Clagett, followed by a banquet and candle light service on the church lawn. The program continued Sunday with fellowship, worship, and messages on cultivating life through church participation and cooperation between adult and young divisions.

Strasburg Methodist Church Winchester Mount Jackson Brunswick Reban Riley Christina Artz Strasburg Young People's Disvision Reba Riley Virginia Hale Front Royal R. B Clagett Marguerite Elliott White Post W. G. Hardy Miram Watson Stephens City Young Ree F. B. Wyand Rev H. H. Sherman

Former Senator William C Grace to Speak at Lions Luncheon

Former United States Senator William C Grace of Michigan now practicing law in Washington will address the Lions Club at 12 30 tomorrow at the George Weakinston Hotel. L Jackson and K D Kline oversee the program. Grace is a familiar radio guest from Washington. A 100 percent attendance is requested.

United States William C. Grace Michigan Washington Lions’ Club George Weakinston Hotel L. Jackson K. D. Kline Mr. Grace

Chicago Grain Market Prices and Quotations

Closing prices in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling Corporation through Stickell Sales Corp. Dealers in cash grain futures. Chicago July 98 42, Sept 99 half, Dec 1.00. Baltimore Spot wheat 98 14. Winchester Spot 94. Corn quotes Chicago July 54 1 2, Sept 56 1 2, Dec 58. Pome Winchester Delivered 65c bu 3 25 bbl.

Chicago Baltimore The Star Winchester Milling Corporation Stickell Sales Corporation North Washington Street Hagerstown Winchester

Tugwell Confirmation Sparks Senate Clash Over Authority

The Senate debates Professor Tugwell’s confirmation amid claims he exceeded legal authority. Senator Byrd, after a half hour conference, remains firm that he will not support officials who usurp Congress. The issue centers on constitutional adherence and executive overreach.

Senate Tugwell Congress Byrd

Enjoying the Sport of Politics in Local Speech

A casual remark by Uncle Eben likens running for public office to hunting or fishing, noting some men enjoy the sport regardless of whether they win or succeed. The line captures a folksy view of political ambition and practice.

Eben

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