Government Is Ready To Move On Labor Subversion
CIO president Philip Murray denounces measures as aimed at destroying labor and defends strikes to win wage increases. Navy Secretary Knox reports action against subversive unionists, withfthe North American Aviation plant takeover cited as a case. Government plans watchful waiting and may revoke deferments and deport suspected aliens while considering enforcement against held unions.
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Ihe
Philip Murray
CIO
Navy
Knox
North American Aviation Corporation
American Freedom Liberty
War News Censored Caution for European Dispatches
Readers of The Star are cautioned that news from most of Europe is subject to censorship before transmission to the United States, signaling restricted and controlled war reporting during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Europe
United States
Rites for Mrs. Annie Sloat Set at Front Royal
Funeral services for Annie Eliza Sloat 76 widow of Charles R. Sloat will be held Friday at 2 30 PM from Maddox Funeral Home Front Royal with Rev Alexander Dougal officiating. Burial be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. She died suddenly at 1 PM yesterday at her daughter’s home Mrs William Oden Happy Creek. She leaves four sons and seven daughters, two brothers, one sister, 50 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Eliza Sloat
Harry Fisher
Stephens City
Maddox Funeral Home
Front Royal
Prospect Hill
Alexander Dougal
Sloat
Charles R. Sloat
William Oden
Happy Creek
Rockingham County
McDonald
Mary Balls McDonald
Jesse Sloat
Charles Sloat
Alex. Sloat
John Sloat
Samuel Morrison
Kattie Ball
Wilmer Cox
Belle Mead
Fauqueir County
Homer Strother
Wade Cameron
Hardesty
Warren County
Fisher
Thomas McDonald
Charles McDonald
Mount Jackson
Lucy Hill
110 To Receive Diplomas Tonight
Recipients listed include John Carson William S Clark Walter Howard Clark William H Clowser Jr J Clayton Cochran Jr Clinton Cochran Duell Glover Robert C Green Jr Harland Hannum James Keller Hubert A Kerr Dr William H Louthan Jr William W McIntyre Jr William H Miller Jr Charles Mudd Woodrow Moore Wilbur Oates Ryland Perry Samuel F Rhodes George Ritter Gerald M Ritter Delmer Robinson Jr Harry M Sartelle Jr Richard Shanholtz Lawrence Shine Cleveland Smedley Garland Smith Henry Whiting Richard Wine Kenneth Wright Mabel Baker Patricia Barr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carson
Williams
Clark
Walter Howard Clark
William H. Clowser
J. Clayton Cochran
Clinton Cochran
Duell Glover
Robert C. Green
Harland
Hannum
James Keller
Hubert A. Kerr
William H. Louthan
William W. McIntyre
William H. Miller
Charles Mudd
Woodrow Moore
Wilbur Oates
Ryland Perry
Samuel F. Rhodes
George Ritter
Gerald M. Ritter
Delmer Robinson
Harry M. Sartelle, Jr
Richard Shanholtz
Lawrence Shine
Cleveland Smedley
Garland Smith
Henry Whiting
Richard Wine
Kenneth Wright
Ame Eateatae Baker
Mabel Baker
Patricia Barr
Illness Fatal To Frank J Massey Former Resident
Relatives announce the death of Frank J Massey 68 a Winchester native. He died in Providence Hospital Washington DC after about two weeks illness due to complications. He was born May 4 1874 and worked in clerical posts before moving to Washington as a traveling salesman for cigars and later for Garrison Novelty Company. Survived by two sons Curran and Francis Massey of Washington and a sister Mrs Mary Stryker of this city. many nephews and nieces. Requiem mass will be at 9 tomorrow in St Peter Catholic Church Washington then train to Martinsburg for service at St Josephs Church at 3 15 led by Rev Father F P Lackey. Interment in St Josephs Cemetery Martinsburg.
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Frank J. Massey
Winchester
Providence Hospital
Washington
D. C
Mr. Massey
Thomas
Catherine Massey
Ireland
Massey
Garrison Novelty Company
Catherine Curran
Martinsburg
W. Va
John A. Curran
Arlington
Curran
Francis Massey
Mary Stryker
Clayton Ritter, Jr
Persell Plank
Arthur Dunlap
Cecelia M. Massey
Paul L
This City
J. J. Brady
Providence
R. I
Carroll Evans
Harrisburg
F. P. Lackey
St. Joseph's Cemetery
That City
Disappointment Over Aid To Britain Report
Senators Taft Johnson and Adams commented on the aid to Britain, calling the report disappointing and assuming higher spending. Taft urged five times the aid, while Johnson warned Hitler would be watching three months ahead. Adams expressed surprise at the total spent.
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Taft
R.-Ohio
Britain
Johnson
D.-Colo
Hitler
Adams
Justice Stone and Jackson A Virginia Highlight Early Career
The article recalls Harlan F. Stone, appointed by Coolidge in 1925, and notes his Roose velt era leadership. It also profiles Jackson A, a Virginian, who argued a street-car strike case before licensure, then studied Albany Law before practice in Jamestown and Washington. Stone and Coolidge were Amherst classmates.
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Senate
Justice Stone
Coolidge
Coolidage
Amherst College
Jackson
Albany Law School
Spring Crek
Jamestown
New York
Washington
Robin Moor cargo details and neutralitY act notes
Welles reports the Robin Moor carried a general cargo including steel rails, women’s hosiery, automobile parts, and radios with no war implements. Destinations include Lorenc, Port Elizabeth, Capetown, Natal and East London. ports are in Portugal and British Africa. Officials will study the full deposition and issue a decision after a comprehensive government report. Roosevelt suspends judgment pending facts.
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Saar
Stephen
Welles
Lorenc
Port Elizabeth
Capetown
Natal
London
Portugal
British Africa
Roosevelt
Robin Moor
Early
United States
Mrs. J. F. Bean 70 Dies After Illness Rites Saturday
Mrs. Francelia Belle Bean 70 wife of Jacob A. Bean died at 9 55 p m at the home of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Roland Bean Front Royal after six months illness She was born November 3 1871 in Inkerman WV and married December 23 1891 Survived by husband 7 children 14 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren Services set Saturday at the United Brethren Church with burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery The body will lie in state at the church from 2 to 3 30 p m Prior to transfer to church a Keedysville farmer was named in warrants sworn before Magistrate Harry Snyder and Judge Mish scheduled a grand jury session June 23.
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Francelia Belle Bean
Jacob A. Bean
Millwood Pike
Roland Bean
Front Royal
Mrs.Bean
Inkerman
W. Va
Pyles
Ellen Saville
Kirby
W.va
Pauline Ven Hoe
Detroit
Bean
United Brethren Church
L. G. Bridgers
George W. Stover
Mt. Hebron
Russell Sonner
North Royal Avenue
U. B. Church
Ensign Solenberger Seeks Naval Aviation Applicants in Winchester
Ensign R. L. Solenberger, son of local Farm Bureau manager C. W. Solenberger, arrived in Winchester for procurement duty with the U S Naval Air Corps. A Washington and Lee and Virginia alumnus and Pensacola flight instructor, he invites valley men to inquire about naval aviation qualifications and wings. He will speak with college students and others at the municipal airport today and tomorrow, then proceed to Hagerstown Maryland for similar duties.
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R. L. Solenberger
C. W. Solenberger
Winchester
U.S. Naval Air Corps
Sollenberger
Washington, and Lee University
University of Virginia
Pensacola
Hagerstown
Report On Boston Wool Market
Occasional sales closed today in terri tory wools on the Boston market with very light total business. Fine territory wools of French combing length sold at 1.00 to 1.03 dollars scoured. Coarser territory wools, combing three eighths bloods, 90 to 93 cents scoured, and combing quarter bloods 84 to 87 cents scoured. A few sales of bright fleece wools at 46 to 47 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. 5
S. Dept
Definition of a bunt hit in baseball rules
The Official Base Ball Rules define a bunt hit as a legally batted ball not swung at but tapped slowly within the infield by the batsman. If the bunt attempt results in a foul not legally caught, a strike is called by the umpire.
How One Woman Lost 26 Lbs of Fat
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a simple plan to shed fat. It claims a woman can lose 10 to 20 pounds in weeks, urging daily half teaspoon of Kruschen in water, cutting fatty foods, and weighing after 30 days to see weight loss results.
Two Accused Of Farmer Murder in Maryland
In Hagerstown Maryland sheriff Joseph D Baker swore out warrants charging two men with the murder of Raleigh Poffenberger an elderly farmer. The warrants were issued today based on initial investigations and the case details remain under review by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown, Md
Joseph D. Baker
Raleigh Poffenberger
Man Flees After Stoning Plane In Boston
A man threw a rock at one of two large transport planes at East Boston Airport, damaging the craft before dawn. He fled after a quarter mile chase by an army sentry. the planes, recently purchased by the Canadian government, were for experimental use before shipment to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
East Boston
Canada
Shawnee Convention Marks 30th Year June 13 at Kernstown Church
The 30th Shawnee District Council of Education convention will convene June 13 at Kernstown Methodist Church from 10:00 AM. Emmett Dorton will welcome delegates and Rev W O Shir ley will speak on Why An Advance Movement in Christian Education at 10:40 AM. afternoon sessions feature Rev C H Anderson on The.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee District Council of Education
Kernstown Methodist Church
Emmett Dorton
W. O. Shirley
Cephas Fahnestock
F. L. Roof
Homer Welch
C. H. Anderson
Effect of Intemperance on Christian Education
The Rev. Mr. Messick discusses the impact of intemperance on Christian education. The Rev. Minor C. Miller presents on engaging youth in church work and ensuring adequate financial support for cooperative efforts.
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Mr. Messick
Minor C. Miller
Churches to Join In Afternoon Business Session
Churches participating will St. Pauls Lutheran Chapel Opequon Valley Greenwood Carpers Valley and Kernstown in a late afternoon session.
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St. Paul's Laitheran
Chapel
Opequon Yal
Greenwood
Carpers Valley
Kernstown
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