France Promises Aid Toward Concrete Results at Economic Conference
In London French Finance Minister Georges Bonnet urged concrete decisions and full French aid to the World Economic Conference. He warned the talks would fail without progress toward political and financial security. Moley sailed for London seeking definite results for the American delegation, noting the president will not attend.
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France
Associated Press
London
Georges Bonnet
M. Bonnet
New York
Raymond F. Moley
America
Professor Moley
Manhattan
Roosevelt
Herbert Bayard Swope
George Bonnet
MacDonald
Great Britain
Cordell Hull
James M. Cox
United States
Bonnet
Seer Orere Hey Creee
Ppads Ley
Europe
Kidnapping Case in St. Paul Brewer Ends With Ransom Paid
The search for the abductors of wealthy St. Paul brewer continues as officials, aided by William Hamm Jr. and the reward from local merchants, pursue leads. Hamm is shown after his release, with W W Dunn, Hamm brewery manager, who arranged the ransom payment of 100000 dollars on a highway between Minneapolis and Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hamm, Jr
St. Paul
Hamm
W. W. Dunn
Hamm Brewery
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winchester Sees 98 Degree Heat In Early 1933
The temperature reached 98 degrees at 2 15 pm matching June 9 heat in Winchester. Lab figures show 98 as the year’s high so far with several days above 90. Grass crops suffer from sun and drought while sprinkling cools lawns. more showers expected tomorrow afternoon. no heat prostrations reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Lightning Joins Winchester Park Baseball Practice
Local fans at Winchester Park watched a Page Park practice session where a musician from Lee Field's Orchestra, living in Winchester, tried third base. Nicknamed Lightning, he impressed and will play this Saturday and Sunday at the Winchester Park diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Lee Field
Winchester
Lightning
Winchester Park Diamond
Mitchell's Case Sent To Federal Jury In Tax Fraud Trial
Charles E. Mitchell, once a banking power, is charged with defrauding the government of over 50 000 in income taxes. After Judge Henry W. Goddard finished his charge at 11 25 a m the case was handed to a jury of twelve men including two engineers a contractor an architect and a publicity man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
Henry W. Goddard
Mitchell
One of Eight In Crash Killed
CAMBRIDGE Md June 21 George Dean 25 Cambridge was killed and Eldridge Lloyd also of Cambridge was seriously injured early today when a light roadster in which eight persons were riding overturned near here. The other six receive only slight cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cambridge
George Dean
Eldridge Lloyd
Roosevelt picks Howe for wheat trade agreement post
Frederick C. Howe of New York chosen by the Wheat Administrator President Roosevelt to lead the trade agreement section of the farm act administration. Howe previously served as commissioner of immigration at the port of New York during the Wilson era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Farm Act Administration
Frederick C. Howe
New York
Wilson
Howe
Port
David Metz Dies After Long Illness Near Dover Delaware
David Metz aged about 74, a Chambersburg native and longtime Delaware businessman, died at his home near Dover after a period of illness. He is survived by his wife Nan Kirby Metz, three daughters and four sons including Kirby Metz, plus four sisters and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at his Dover home with interment in a local cemetery. Relatives from Winchester traveled to attend the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Metz
Charles R. McCann
Frederick County
John S. Solenberger
Dover
Del
Metz
Chambersburg
Delaware
McCann
Solenberger
Charles Solenberger
Martinsburg
W. Va
T. M. Horn
Camp Hill
Nan Kirby Metz
Kirby Metz
John S. Solenberger and Company, Inc
J. S. Solenberger
Jack Bailey
Winchester
Mator
William Doran Shows Further Improvement
Continued improvement was reported today in the condition of William Doran son of Mrs M A Doran who is under treatment in Memorial Hospital for effects of hemorrhages from a ruptured blood vessel last week The improvement is steady and gradual and the outlook for recovery appears favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doran
M. A. Doran
Memorial Hospital
Buck Collapses on Stand in Kidnap Defense
In Barnstable Massachusetts Cyril Buck fainted while starting to testify in his own defense in the kidnapping case of Margaret Peggy McMath. Judge Edward F Hanify recessed the trial to allow recovery as Marcus Buck remained on the witness stand. Peggy McMath told of her kidnapping experiences in court under questioning by prosecutor William C Crossley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Barnstable
Mass
Cyril Buck
Kenneth
Margaret
Peggy
William C. Crossley
For Sale 6 Percent Bonds by Mortgage Trustee
For sale 6 percent coupon bonds with semi-annual interest. Consult R Gray Williams trustee under mortgage of Fred L. Glaize. Publication notes sale and contact details in local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray Williams
Death summons comes quietly Haines obituary
Well known throughout Virginia in volunteer firefighting circles the late G. R. Haines is remembered as a dedicated firefighter and scout campaign leader. Funeral rites are set for 9 A M tomorrow.
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G. R. Haines
Virginia
Comrade Haines Remembered by Charlottesville Fire Dept
Telegram from L R Payne chief of Charlottesville Fire Department expresses deepest sympathy to Miss Comrade Andrew Bell secretary of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce on the loss of comrade Haines. The association will miss him and asks to convey sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
L. R. Payne
Charlottesville
Haines
Fam
Death of G Reginald Haines Prominent Winchester Figure
G Reginald Haines of Winchester and owner of Valley Marble and Granite Works died at 321 West Leicester Street after months of illness. He was 50, born July 31, 1882 in Luray, son of the late George W. and Susie T. Haines, and active in civic affairs, church work, Rotary, Boy Scouts, and Democratic politics. He led local welcome efforts for Commander Byrd, served in the Friendship Fire Company and state firemen circles, and was survived by his widow Anna Brand Haines, two sons, two sisters, and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Reginald Haines
Page County
Winchester
Valley Marble and Granite Works
East Cork Street
West
Leicester Street
Mr. Haines
Luray
George W
Susie T. Haines
Haines
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
Richard Evelyn Byrd
North Pole
New York City
Byrd
United States
Friendship Fire Company
Virginia State Fireman's Association
Fred W. Forney
Frank Willard
Clifton Forge
Rotary Club
Winchester Rotary Club
Drive
Scout
George W. Haines
Oscar Dabney
Staunton
Edward Lamb
Harrisonburg
Democratic Party
Anna Brand Haines
George Reginald Haines, Jr
Mattie E
Susie R. Haines
Edwin M. Haines
Foreclosures Can Be Stayed Through Court
Washington letter advises homeowners to seek court stays on mortgage foreclosures to access the 2 billion federal relief fund. Senator Wagner notes courts should take judicial notice as the new law comes into operation within weeks. Branch offices will handle aid applications for distressed homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wagner
New York
Roosevelt Sees House and Douglas Aboard On Cruise
President Roosevelt, stopping in Gloucester during a Maine coast cruise, met with Col Edward M. House and Lewis M. Douglas aboard the Amberjack IT to discuss international and domestic affairs. He then resumed the voyage toward Portmouth New Hampshire as the flotilla of destroyers followed across Cape Cod and into Boston Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gloucester
Mass
Roosevelt
Col
Edward M. House
Wilson
Nantucket
Douglas
Lewis M. Douglas
Little Harbor
Portsmouth
N. H
Braves
Cape Cod
Atlantic
Mr. Roosevelt
Boston Harbor
Washington
Local Youth Qualifies For F F A Finals
R Crisman of Handley High School qualified in both discus and shot put for the Virginia F F A finals at Blacksburg. The finals occur tomorrow as part of the F F A meeting activities including livestock corn and poultry judging. W R Legge Handley agricultural instructor accompanies the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Blacksburg
R. Crisman
Agricultural Department
Handley High School
Virginia
Future Farmers of America
W. R. Legge
Handley
For Sale House and Lot at Albin Virginia
L A Hudson advertises a house and lot for sale in Albin Virginia. The brief notice lists the seller name and no further details on price size or features are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
L. A. Hudson
Ruby Jackson Shop Show at George Washington Gift Shoppe
Miss Jackson presents a summer merchandise showing at the George Washington Gift Shoppe on Thursday June 22 at 1 PM. The event invites shoppers to preview new seasonal items and browse exclusive offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Jackson
Summer session opens at The Little School July to August
The Little School announces a summer session from July 3 to August 25 with rates of 2 dollars per week. Phone number 1478 listed. Also note a yard party at Ridgeway School lawn on Thursday June 22 hosted by Y P Rest Church with many special values offered by Moling and Cather.
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Ridgeway School Lawn
Y. P. Rest
Moling & Cather
Park Group To Start Summer Dance Program
The Winchester Park Association opens a summer dancing season Monday night June 26 with Lee Field and His Orchestra at a new 100 by 50 foot pavilion. Prices are 40 cents, with concerts on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays featuring Washingtons popular bandleader and vocalist.
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Winchester Park Association
Lee Field
Washington
Pield
Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Aedit
Ie Pone
Poe
Avalon
St. Louis
Harbor Dells
Harry B. French Called By Death At Baltimore
Word has been received of the death of Harry B. French at his Baltimore home 3717 Hayward avenue on June 17. He was a longtime United States postal service employee, a Cincinnati native who lived in Baltimore about 45 years and retired 12 years ago. He is survived by his widow Annie B. McDonald four daughters Ella M. French Margaret French Mrs Charles Hinkle and Mrs Roy N. Cook and one son Theopholis French.
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Harry B. French
United States Postal Service
Hayward Avenue
Baltimore
New Cathedral Cemetery
French
Cincinnati
Annie B. McDonald
Philadelphia
Ella M
Margaret French
Charles Hinkle
Roy N. Cook
Winchester
Theopholis French
Attorney General Keeps Redmond On Duty But Bans Further Action
Richmond June 21 Attorney General John R Saunders said Prohibition Inspector C H Redmond will not be discharged for his actions against transients carrying beer across the Virginia Kentucky Tennessee border but he is ordered not to molest them further An investigation followed a Knoxville Tennessee man Alexander Shaffer complaint about being arrested on the Kentucky Virginia line jailed in Jonesville and fined 66 50 for transporting beer legalized by Kentucky
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Richmond
John R. Saunders
Prohibition
C. H. Redmond
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Redmond
Attorney-General
Alexander Shaffer
Knoxville
Tenn
Middleboro
Shaffer
Jonesville
Lee County
Experienced orchard foreman sought for references
Wanted experienced orchard foreman. Must provide references and work history. Submit details to Box 1000, care Star Office. Date block 6 14. This notice is a classified employment advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care Star Office
Mayor reports gas rate cut and 1933 Winchester budget
Winchester council approves 1933 budget with tax rate of 1.35, down 20 cents from 1932. Budget totals 250,547 with 21,059 for collection deficiency. Nine to two vote. Hable and Henry oppose, arguing the extra 20 cents is improper. Mayor cites proposed gas rate reduction of 4,000 to 4,500, while minutes note adoption of the budget and ratified tax rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Common Council
Herman H. Hable
Anderson
Consumers Utilities Company of
Winchester
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Corporation Commission
P. P. Pilcher
Rosenberger
Reardon
Page
Messrs
Harper
Barr
Forney
Hollis
Marshall
Miller
Hable
Henry
Mr. Henry
Mr. Hable
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Moley
Buck
Margaret. McMath
Fred. L. Glaize
Miss
The
Col. House
Lewis Douglas
the Little School
Rouss Spring Park Pavilion
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