Britain and France Seek Re forging Neutral Ring Around Spain
London and Paris move to share control of the non intervention naval patrol around Spain with expanded ships and neutral observers aboard patrol vessels. If approved, Britain would take over the eastern Spanish coast while French units shift Atlanticward. More ships and costs are anticipated.
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Spain
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Germany
Italy
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Francisco Franco
Foreign Office
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Algeria
Atlantic
Winchester Calls for Bird Protection Movement
A columnist predicts a movement to protect songbirds may emerge as 1937 faces bird hazards. Some species have already vanished and others could follow without action, with grackles cited as potential targets in a broader conservation effort. Also advertises pianos for sale via manager W Poole in Warren Hotel area.
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Winchester
W. Poole
Warren Hotel
Isonburg
Another Group Breaking Bread With Mr Roosevelt
A second batch of 100 Democratic congressmen joined President Roosevelt on Jefferson Island in Chesapeake Bay for a three day picnic aimed at party unity. Senator Robinson led the boat cruise from the Naval Academy dock while Roosevelt and cabinet members stayed overnight. Representative Maury Maverick described urging a longer session to advance the New Deal, and Dies of Texas initiated Roosevelt into the Demagogues Club with playful questions.
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Martin Dies
Texas
Plan Survey Of Payments A City Pavement Review Planned
City Manager Arthur Field announced a survey of sidewalks to assess repairs in progress. The City Council authorized the survey and property owners with poor pavements will be notified to take required corrective steps. The survey will also cover hazardous cellar doors and those above street level.
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Arthur Field
Chapter Formed By U. of R. Alumni
University of Richmond alumni from six Virginia counties met at the George Washington Hotel and formed the Northern Virginia Alumni Chapter. Rev. E. T. Clark was elected first president with A. B. Honts as vice president and Mrs. Maurice Shirey as secretary treasurer. Executive committee members named include H. B. Jennings John Massie and T. J. Noffsinger. W. B. F. Cole and Dr Maude Woodfin addressed the meeting.
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University of Richmond
Virginia
George Washington
Northern Virginia
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church of Winchester
A. B. Honts
Marshall National Bank
Maurice Shirey
Front Royal
Waging War On Elm Enemies in City Gardens
Park Commission and City Council act to save elm trees from a caterpillar outbreak. Commission urges funds to protect the trees and moves to allocate resources to combat the infestation across the parks and city streets.
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Provid
Strikers Plea follows farmers appeal in Cambridge
In Cambridge Maryland Dorchester county farmers urged cannery workers to accept Phillips Packing Company’s offer of a 10 percent hourly raise. A 100 member farmers committee met at the state armory and asked workers to move the harvest to avoid $200 000 to $300 000 in ruined beans, while a 30 day negotiation period began.
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Dorchester
Phillips Packing Company
State Armory
Russell P. Smith
County Register of Wills
Anna Neary
American Federation of Labor
William Stewart
Smith
Woman Slain by Knife in Maryland Fishing Trip
Mrs. Margaret Combs Morris, 38, was killed by a butcher knife after a dispute during a fishing trip with her husband James W. Morris at Parker's Wharf near Broome's Island. Wilson Jones Jr. was held on a murder warrant as authorities report the attack occurred near the Jones home and the husband was seriously wounded.
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Hunt On For a Man Believed Triple Killer
Cleveland June 26 An artist believed to be Robert Irwin fled a hotel room as police began a citywide hunt for a man accused of murdering Veronica Gedeon, her mother, and a flatmate. A kitchen girl Henrietta Koscianski identified a hotel bar boy as the suspect, noting a strong resemblance to the slain trio’s killer.
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Gedeon Morers
Sculptor Divinity
Veronica Gedeon
East Side
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Stephen Tozzer
Lake Erie
Henrietta Koscianski
Detective Story
Art
Issue Permits To Fishermen in County
Four more days of grace will be enjoyed by sportsmen eager to fish in Shenandoah streams. Clerks report a moderate demand for licenses with Ed ward Crisman securing county license and Leonard Miller state hunting and fishing. Non resident licenses go to R H Appleby of Harrisburg and William Claus of Cumberland. E Cuthbert and Martin Cuthbert win city state fishing licenses with Raymond Saxe third. County licenses cost 1 dollar and non resident fishing fees apply. Many fishermen plan trips to Chesapeake Bay as blues begin to run.
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Co. C. Brannon
Circuit Court
Clark M. Smith
Corporation Court
Edward Crisman
Leonard Miller
R H. Appleby
Harrisburg
William Claus
Cumberland
E. Cuthbert
Martin Cuthbert
Raymond Saxe
Scouts Head to World Jamboree From Winchester
Nine Winchester Boy Scouts left Winchester for Martinsburg and Washington to join the World Jamboree opening Monday. Scouts Edwin Snider Arthur Tinsman Lester Arnold Junior Robinson Bobby Green Forrest Jones Edgar Smoke Gail Robinson Steve Spanos participate. They will help host arriving scouts from the United States and foreign lands.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Washington
Edwin Snider
Arthur Tinsman
Lester Arnold
Junior Robinson
Bobby Green
Forrest Jones
Edgar Smoke
Gail Robinson
Steve Spanos
Span
Shenandoah
United States
CIO Suits To Halt Ohio Guard In Steel Mills
The CIO filed in Federal Court in Columbus a suit to stop Gov. Martin Davey from using national guard troops in the Mahoning Valley to protect workers returning to strike-affected mills. A hearing was set for next Thursday. The suit seeks orders against General Emil Marx and local civil officials for violating free speech and assembly. Carrington T. Marshall represents the CIO.
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CIO
Martin L. Davey
National Guard
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
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1933 Concordat Is To Be Junked In Germany
Berlin reports say the government plans to cancel the 1933 Concordat with the Vatican to press through Nazi reforms including land redistribution. The move follows allegations by Ludwig Sebastian the bishop of Speyer that non church matters reached the Vatican during a priest’s slander trial. Catholic sources caution the cross examination was staged to justify breaking the accord and pushing agrarian changes. The plan would pool small farms into collectives, with farmers retaining rights by land contributed. No clear sign the Catholic Church holdings would be affected.
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Vatican
Germany
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Ludwig Sebastian
Holy See
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Saar
Buerckel
Flickinger Best All Around Camper
Joe Flickinger son of Dr and Mrs H L Flickinger was named best all around camper at a Red Cross aquatic school near Annapolis. He was sent by the College of William and Mary which graduated him in June. Mrs Myrtle Chrismore of Winchester and Gene Dunn attended the school with others. Instruction covered swimming aquatic first aid and life saving.
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Myrtle Chrismore
Winchester
Gene Dunn
Winchester Park
Injured Youth Returns Home After Crash Near Winchester
Ireland Anderson of Frederick county, a school child struck by an auto west of Winchester, has recovered enough to return to his parents. Theodore Nail, whose arm was severely injured when his car and a truck sideswiped on Route 50 west of Winchester, is doing well, with fears of amputation now past.
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Frederick
Winchester
Theodore Nail
Overhaul Proposed to Redesign U S Tax System
Treasury officials said they will ask Congress in 1938 for a thorough overhaul of the tax structure to permit year to year rate variation without altering general laws. They aim to eliminate inequities, clarify statutes, and close revenue leaks while pursuing a new general revenue law separate from ongoing tax evasion probes.
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Treasury
Congress
Congressional
Scouts Pitch Their Tents at National Jamboree
A tepee town of nine shelters rose on Washington Mall as 38 scouts from McKeesport, Pennsylvania, joined 850 regional hosts from Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia. Regional director Charles L Weaver says 100 more arrive tomorrow and about 1250 total will be registered by June 30 with Perry Bradley assisting.
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McKeesport
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Maryland
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District of Columbia
Charles L. Weaver
Richmond
Perry Bradley
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Weaver
Hose Company Loses Raincoat Found at Plant Fire
The South End Hose Company reports a black rubber raincoat lost during a fire at the Butler apple packing plant. Painted on the back in red and white are the letters S. E. H. Any finder should return the coat to the hose company's hall on West Monmouth Street.
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South End
Butler
West Monmouth Street
Wanted to find owner for fine female setter dog
Short notice advert seeks a good home for a white and tan setter. contact by phone numbers 41-1 or 1182. Published in a 6 25 edition with classified style.
Dividend Declared by The Commercial & Savings Bank
The Directors declare a semi annual dividend of three percent payable to stockholders July 1 1937. Checks will be mailed by John I Sloat cashier.
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Commercial & Savings Bank
John I. Sloat
Strike Declared Over by Republic Manager in Ohio Mills
In Youngstown Ohio Republic Steel and allied plants reopened under Ohio National Guard protection after a walkout began May 26 over demand for signed labor contracts. Phillip Murray SWOC leader said the strike would be won while 14 000 of 150 000 idle workers returned to work.
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Youngstown, CO
Phillip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Mahoning Valley Mills
Murray
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem ‘Steel Corporation
Republic Steel Company
The
Inland Steel Company
Republic
Inland Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
SWOC
Yard Party at Burnt Factory Church July 1
Home made ice cream and social at the Burnt Factory Church yard on Thursday July 1. Also a sewer tax notice warns all sewer bills must be paid by Wednesday June 30 or water will be cut off.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank Declares 2 Percent Dividend
The Board of Directors declares a two percent dividend on the bank's capital stock payable July 1, 1937, to stockholders of record as of June 26. Harold G. Brown, cashier. 6-26-1p-it.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Harold G. Brown
Winchester Junk Co Ad For Metal Hides and Shipping
Iron wanted shipping now. Get our prices before selling. Also buying metals rags and beef hides. Winchester Junk Co. 13 Pairfax Lane between Main and Braddock St. Phone 254.
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Winchester Junk Co
Pairfax Lane
Main and
Braddock St
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