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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1939

Page

5

Society Matron Testifies About Washington Party Ties

New York society matron tells Federal Court of a Washington weekend party led by William P. Buckner Jr. with heavy drinking and presence of several congressmen. Prosecutors allege Buckner and four others funded lavish entertainment to sway Philippine Railway legislation. She recalls staying at the Waldorf hotel and a Buckner suite with wine, naming Senator Walsh and Congressman Lanzetta among the guests.

New York New York Society Washington, D. C William P. Buckner, Jr Federal William P. Maloney Buckner Philipine John E. Schurman Bennet School For Girls Millbrook N. Y St. Begis Tckner

Governor predicts strike end amid peace talks in Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE June 15 Julius Heil predicted the Allis Chalmers Manufacturing strike would be settled by nightfall as he prepared to meet union and management representatives for a joint conference on peace proposals. Rioting Tuesday injured 13 persons sparking government involvement.

Milwaukee Julius Heil Allis-Chalmers

Chinese Financier With Morgenthau Meeting

Secretary Morgenthau conferred with K. P. Chen, financial representative of the Chinese government, on routine matters tied to last fall's Import Bank credit of 25 million dollars and related financial concerns.

Washington Morgenthau K. P. Chen Chen

Negro Would Draft President Roosevelt For 1932 Ticket

Washington D C PTative Mitchell D Til called on his party to draft President Roosevelt for the ticket He said he did not believe Negroes generally support a reactionary and would vote for a Republican if a reactionary candidate led the ticket The sole Negro member of Congress asserted the party should back Roosevelt to avoid a reactionary shift

Washington Mitchell Con Roosevelt

Claims He Saw Embrace at Frog Ranch in Alderman Suit

Testimony linked Ruth Etting and Myri Alerman to a frog ranch meet up that allegedly fueled Alma Alderman’s $150000 love theft suit. Milton Mack testified of meetings and Miss Etting reportedly paid workers with a money belt after Alderman’s shooting.

Los Angeles Ruth Etting Myri Alerman Dozel Alma Alderman Alderman Frog Ranch Milton Mack Mack Miss Etting Martin Gimp

Hoover Leaves Minneapolis for Glacier National Park

Former President Herbert Hoover departed Minneapolis by automobile for Glacier National Park. He met northwest business agricultural and labor leaders at an informal reception the previous night.

Minneapolis Herbert Hoover Glacier National Park

British Go In For Publicity

Prime Minister Chamberlain announced a foreign publicity department to coordinate British views abroad. Lord Perth, formerly ambassador to Rome, would head the new department within the foreign office.

London Chamberlain Lord Perth Rome Foreign Office

Bank clearings decline in 22 cities in week ended June 14

New York led a broad downturn in bank clearings across 22 leading cities for the week ended June 14, with the New York area showing an especially sharp drop. Dun and Bradstreet reported the figures.

New York Dun and Bradstreet

American team makes advances in French tennis doubles final

In Paris on June 15 the American mixed doubles pair Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Brookline and Elwood Cooke of Portland advanced to the finals of the French championships by defeating Jacqueline Goldschmidt of France and Gene Smith of California 6 3 6 2.

Paris Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Brookline Mass Elwood Cooke Portland Ore Jacqueline Goldschmidt France Gene Smith California

Navy panel urges prison terms for wartime espionage aliens

The naval committee reported that other nations are sending more spies to U.S. shores and urged legislation to set mandatory prison terms for all aliens convicted of peace time espionage.

Washington Naval Committee

King And Queen Bid Farewell In Radio Address

Halifax June 15 King George and Queen Elizabeth sent a radio farewell to Canada and the United States calling them the two large parts of the earth where there is no possibility of war between neighbors. The couple spoke during a busy hail and farewell visit before their departure for Newfoundland and home to England.

Halifax Nova Scotia George Elizabeth Canada United States British Empire Newfoundland England

Jew Opens Fire On Arab Group Near Tel Aviv

A Jewish assailant fired on Arabs on the outskirts of Tel Aviv injuring two and killing one. Two bombs later hit Arab huts with no casualties. Authorities ordered a suspension of all traffic to and from Tel Aviv.

Jerusalem Tel Aviv

Surprised at Change in Name Case In White Plains

Washington report notes Representative Bloom reacts to Jay Allen Einstein claim that Naval Academy superiors urged altering his son’s name to Easton. Einstein, a mail order merchant, sought court permission to change his name and was granted the plea.

Washington Bloom D.-Ny Jay Allen Einstein White Plains N. Y Naval Academy

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