Governor Takes A Stern Hand In Strike At Omaha
Virginia relief chief reports 90 percent of the state’s relief caseload at work under the $4 billion Works program. Hopkins calls officials to push projects, mentions 45 000 at work and plans for projects costing 80 to 90 billion, as the six month crucial period begins.
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Omaha
Virginia
William A. Smit
Harry L. Hopkins
Smith
John Galleher
National Emergency Council
Washington
Works Progress
Furlher
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Handley School Band FFA trip to Blacksburg concerts
Handley High School Band of 42 members under Prof W H McIlwee leaves for Blacksburg to perform at the Virginia F F A meeting with livestock judging public speaking and other contests. The band is designated as official F F A band for 1935 and later joins Mountain Lake Park Md for the second annual Mountain Choir Festival with a 500 voice choir and 5 to 6:30 pm concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McKw
Handley High School
Blacksburg
Virginia
Future Farmers of America
W. R. Legge
Handley High Schohe
The
Star
Winchester
Frederick County
Nothern
Mountain Lake Park
Maryland
W. H MclIlwee
Felix G. Robinson
Handley Band
Funeral Rites For Mrs. McDonald
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Browse McDonald wife of the Rev P N McDonald will be held in Charles Town W Va this afternoon with interment at Zion Episcopal Church graveyard She died Thursday in Mayo Bros Hospital Rochester Minn after three weeks treatment She is survived by her husband two sisters Miss Winifred Browse Mrs Lyman Linson and one brother Robert Browse all of Charles Town WV
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Berryville
Frances Browse McDonald
P. N. McDonald
Montgomery
Ala
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Colored couple happily married in city
Announcement of the marriage of James W. Payne and Amanda Green, members of well known colored families, took place last week. Rev. S. S. Spriggs of Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church officiated. The bride is granddaughter of George Cook, a colored Civil War veteran from this city.
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James W. Payne
Amanda Green
Physicians Exchange helps locate doctors in your area
Important notice advises calling The Physicians' Exchange Tarr established by physicians to serve you free to locate a doctor when you cannot find one. The fragment references a phone service for medical contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physicians' Exchange
Tarr
1935 V-8 Ford Coupe Bargain
We offer a black 1935 V-8 Coupe with only a few thousand miles. Includes a new car guarantee and a substantial quick sale. Motor Co. promotes a special value sheet at Moling and Cather's.
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Motor Co
Moling & Cather’s
Woodstock Tree War Fines Levied in Legal Scramble
Two Clark and Lewis employees, G H Lewis Jr and Winifred Wolford, are fined $10 each for criminal trespass as Judge Philip Williams grants an injunction to halt tree cutting on Main Street. Mrs Lorraine French Brown climbs a maple to defend the tree, urging due process and condemnation procedures.
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Walton
the Star
Woodstock
Clark and Lewis
M. L. Walton, Jr
Main Street
Philip Williams
Lorraine French Brown
Shenandoah
Brown
William French
Phineas V. Stephens
S.B. Hepner
Stephens
Highway Commission
Efforts To Get Insull Abandoned
United States abandons extradition effort to bring Martin Insull from Canada for Chicago trial. State Department officials would not comment, but Canadian attorney Norman Somerville reportedly planned to withdraw the official American extradition request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Martin Insull
Canada
Chicago
State Department
Norman Somerville
Amerey
Insull
Wave of Suicide Attempts Plagues Budapest Police
Over the weekend a surge of self destructive acts kept the police busy in Budapest. Twenty one people were reported attempting to take their own lives on Sunday with additional Saturday attempts noted by police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundapest
Fishing and hunting licenses go on sale in county office
New licenses for 1935 went on sale this morning in the county clerk's office. They cannot be used for July 1 as indicated on each license. Leonard I. Miller bought the first fishing license and his brother Herbert W. Miller the second. Before noon one nonresident and one resident county fishing license had been sold.
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Leonard I. Miller
Herbert W. Miller
Mrs. Carpenter Dies After Illness in Frederick County
Nettie Carpenter, wife of L. Carpenter and daughter of William T. Hottel, died at her father’s home near the old Winchester Paper Co. plant after a lengthy illness. Born May 28, 1883, she lived all her life in Frederick County and was active in Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the home, with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Mrs. Carpenter
Frederick County
James Smithland
Irwin Carper
Austin White
Jessie
Hilda Hottel
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. O. Talbert
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Harvey Carper
Ellis Yost
Fred Cochra i
Arthur Ritter
Clyde Sibert
Warren Keller
Bible School at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Begins
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church opened with 335 enrolled. Rev. Dr. C. D. Gilkeson led a Bible drill as part of a two week program featuring recreations and lessons for beginners to intermediates.
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Religious Education Department
Loudoun Street
Lillian Sheets
Leonard Sirvaugh
God
Mary Bush
Elizabeth Crawford
The
Presbyterian Church
Miller's insecticides advertise 128 year history
Don’t give up keep after the bugs and worms and dust spray to save crops. The ad lists Pyrex Paris Green London Purple Arsenate Calcium Lead Magnesia Slug Shot Bordeaux and others sold at Miller’s. 128 years in business.
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Paris
London
Miller’s
Timber Ridge Crowds Attend Memorial Day Service
Timber Ridge Christian Church drew about 1200 people for Memorial Day services led by Rev Ivan R Smith. Governor Guy Kump of West Virginia spoke, praising faith and community while awards were given to long‑time and distant attendees.
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Timber Ridge Christian Church
Vernon Whitacre
Ivan R. Smith
Dan Spalid
Davis
W. Va
A C. Oates
Kur
Guy Kump
West Virginia
Rev
Cartney H. Anderson
Communion Set Stolen From Berryville Church
Thieves broke into Grace Episcopal Church in Berryville last week and took the church’s valuable communion service, an alms basin memorial to Lloyd Williams, and a small gold cross with jewels from a chest in the vestry. Miss Ollie Thames, altar guild chair, discovered the loss as she prepared for Sunday service. The theft is valued at about $1,000 with no insurance.
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Berryville
Grace Episcopal Church
Lloyd Williams
Goodwin H. Williams
Clarke County
Ollie Thames
Altar Guild
Senate Debates Social Security Bill Today on Capitol Hill
Senate debates the social security measure as banking and tax bills move forward. The banking committee studies an omnibus banking bill while the Ways and Means subcommittee begins hearings on the Guffey goal bill.
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House
Ways and Means
For Sale items at B&O yards advertised
Local notice lists for sale of bind er twine Bradford's paint turkey mash with contact John O. Hardesty at B and O Yards. Phone 1082 indicates sale and location details.
Fire Insurance Policy Sale to J W Arthur Notice
Notice to policy holders announces sale of fire insurance business to Mr J W Arthur. Current policyholders urged to renew with Arthur who will provide service. Includes yard party and square dance announcements for June 20 with local clubs and public invitation.
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J. W. Arthur
Arthur
D. W. Ritenour
Roy Bayliss
Kernstown
Mt. Williams Ball Club
Winchester seeks PWA loan for water system upgrade
Richmond Va June 17 The City of Winchester applied to the State PWA for a 532000 loan and grant to build a new water supply and extend distribution mains. City manager Arthur M Field said the project would employ about 245 workers for twelve months.
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Richmond
Winchester
PWA
Arthur M. Field
Naval aviator denies selling French plans to espionage ring
A young naval aviator held by secret police denied selling documents and aerial photos of Toulon fortifications to an espionage ring led by a missing blonde. Riviera police search for the girl who allegedly obtained the materials from Paul Rolland, 26, captured in a police trap. Secret service notes the girl escaped an early raid and spent the night in nightclubs while Rolland was jailed.
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Toulon
France
Riviera
Paul Rolland
Secret Service
Rolland
Stabilization of Currency Sought by Major Powers
Basel bankers from the United States England and France discussed a currency stabilization entente at the Bank for International Settlements meeting. They expressed confidence that including Japan would secure stabilization of world monies.
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Basel
Switzerland
United States
England
France
Bank For International Settlements
Japan
Harold Bush
Medford
Mass
Midway Island
Honolulu
Mrs Henry Parr Dies At Seaside
Mrs Henry A Parr longtime Christian Science figure in Maryland dies at Cape May New Jersey at age 81 after four months of illness. She was born Harriet A Howell of Philadelphia and mother to Ral Howell and Henry A Parr Jr. Funeral services set for Wednesday in Cape May.
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Baltimore
Henry A. Parr
Maryland
Cape May
Harriet A. Howell
Philadelphia
Ral, Howell
Pine Motor Co List of Used Cars Ad
Dealers advertise a 1934 Ford DeLuxe Coach for 395 dollars and a 1932 Hup Sedan DeLuxe for 295 dollars at Pine Motor Company corner Bradham and Cecil Streets, phone 159.
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Pine Motor Company Cor. Brad
Cecil Sts
Dodge
Plymouth
Omaha Street Car Strike Ends? Gov Seizes Cars Under Martial Law
National headlines report Governor Cochran invoking military authority to take street cars off Omaha streets to end the strike begun April 20. Guardsmen numbering 1,800 patrol the city as arbitration talks fail and unions demand higher wages and full recognition.
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Omaha
Neb
R. L. Cochran
7Eena Street Railway Company
Adj
H. J
Gen
Paul
Ley
National
Cochran
Washington camera uncovers unseen scenes in conservation
A motion picture camera caught footage that the Conservation and Development Commissioner did not know existed. The report highlights new investigative evidence amid ongoing policy reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conservation and Development Commissioner
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