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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1939

Page

7

German Consul General in Liverpool Accused in Spying Case

An English government note says Germany reserves the right to retaliate after London asked recall of the German consul-general at Liverpool over links to Joseph Kelley a 30 year old armaments worker sentenced to 10 years for selling factory secrets. Germany denies ties with Kelley.

Liverpool England Waltherardt Chamberlain House of Commons Reinhardt Joseph Kelley Germany Kelley

Germany Ordered To Pay After World War I Munitions Disasters

The Mixed Claims Commission ruled Germany responsible for the Black Tom and Kingsland NJ explosions before U.S. entry to WWI. The tribunal reversed its 1930 Hamburg decision, rejecting the industrial accident theory and siding with American claimants seeking damages. Justice Owen J. Roberts presided as umpire.

Washington Mixed Claims Commission Germany Black Tom Kingsland N. J United States International Tribunal Supreme Court Owen J. Roberts Hamburg New York Reich Lehigh Valley Kingsland Assembly

Seek Injunction in New York on Electrical Workers Dispute

The United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America sued the AFLs International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and others seeking an injunction against an alleged boycott of goods made with CIO labor. Damages of about 250 dollars are claimed.

New York United Electrical, Radioid Machine Workers of America AFL International ‘Brotherhood of Electrical Work C. I. O. Bor

Meeting of Valley Christian groups concludes with elections

The Virginia Valley Central Congregational Christian groups held a daylong session led by Rev. W J Andes and Rev Franklin C Lester. Delegates discussed issues at a roundtable and elected officers for the coming year including Ari ne Phillips Norman Morris R O Rothgeb and R Roy Hosaflock. The next annual convention is set for Bethel Christian Church near Harrisonburg.

Suffolk Truitt Franklin C. Lester Elon College N. C R. A. Whitten Arenee Phillips Broadway Norman Morris R. O. Rothgeb Luray R. Roy Hosaflock Harrisonburg Bethel Christian Church

Senate approves air pilot training bill for civilians

The Senate approved a bill authorizing the Civil Aeronautics Authority to spend 5,675,000 dollars next year to train 15,000 civilian pilots aged 18 to 25 in universities and aviation schools, sending the measure back to the House for amendments.

Senate Washington House Civil Aeronautics Authority

Revolutionary Dead Honored at Fort Loudoun Event

The article recounts a ceremony at Confederate Inn Strasburg with D A R leaders and guests honoring soldiers Captain William Chipley Captain Samuel Gilkeson Captain James Simrall Captain Samuel Vance Captain William Vance and Private James Hamilton. A luncheon included remarks on Virginia Daughters restoration project for Gadsby Tavern and calls for more Children of the American Revolution chapters. The marker unveiling at the church cemetery featured floral tributes and a limestone memorial to Major John Gilkeson era heroes with attendees from several towns and states.

William Chipley Samuel Gilkeson James Simrall Samuel Vance William Vance James Hamilton C. A. Swann Sinclair Alexandria Lee R. Pennington Chevy Chase National Society Confederate Inn Strasburg Harry Cookus Fort Loudoun Sinclair Virginia Daughters Gadsby Tavern Pennington D. W. Ritenour William M. Richards C. Vernon Eddy C. P. McVicar S. M. Chiles Glass the Star K. G. Green Ayler Samuel D. O'Neal Anne’ Beverley Wright Sarah Leatherman Mrs. Gray Silver Martha Silver Misses Henshaw McKown William Henshaw Martinsburg Martha Gilkeson Moorfield Stilk Hagerstown Breathed Cary Spootswood Breathed Petersburg W. Va T. H. Daffin Gerrardstown Alan Jones Moorefield Daffin Mr. Jones Opequon

Mrs Krise Wins Tri Club Show In Floral Display

The page lists winners and honorable mentions across multiple garden club classes from blue and red ribbons to yellow awards. Notable names include Mrs Wilbur Krise Mrs H Clay deGrange and Miss Nancy Larrick with entries spanning arrangement in containers hall displays and garden flowers in cutting baskets.

Warren County Garden Club Leesburg Garden Club Old Frederickstown Paul Haldeman D. R. Slonaker William Massey H. Clay de Grange Wilbur Krise H. Clay deGrange Ellen Boyd D. J. Howard J. W. Rosenberger Nancy Larrick John Scully John Rosenberger, Jr Kenneth Gilpin Philip Boyd Edward Jenkins Victor Arthur H. B. McCormac Fred Glaize

Senate Disagrees On TVA Bond Bill Reaches Conference

The Senate disagreed with House amendments to the Tennessee Valley Authority bond issue proposal limiting TVA operations. On Senator Norris's motion the bill goes to a conference with the House to reconcile differences and pursue a settlement.

Washington Senate House Tennessee Valley Authority TVA Norris

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