Franco and crew saved after trans Atlantic search ends
Major Ramon Franco and three companions, missing for over a week on a trans Atlantic flight via the Azores, were rescued near Gibraltar aboard the British cruiser Eagle. The Dornier Wal amphibian was salvaged though damaged as of the Eagle's report from the Azores region.
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Major Franco
Azores
Associated Press
Madrid
Ramon Franco
United States
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Santa Maria
Ministry of State
Franco
Eagle
London
Warrant Issued For Hesson and Another Suspect In Md Bank Robbery
Warrant issued for Paul R. Hesson in the Maugansville bank robbery. A second suspect remained unnamed. Donald Harbaugh, a reputed friend, was held as a material witness after questioning. Harbaugh said Hesson planned to go to Boulder Dam, Colorado, the day after the robbery.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Paul R. Hesson
Maugansville
Harper Ballentine
Donald Harbaugh
Hesson
Harbaugh
Boulder Dam
Col
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
Market Closes Strong on Bullish Credit Signals
The New York stock market advanced today on renewed optimism about credit conditions. Public utilities chemicals merchandising and railroad shares showed strength as operators resumed activity with confidence that the worst money period is over. Total volume about 1,500,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Hoover nominates Moscrip and Teague to Federal Farm Board
President Hoover offered Federal Farm Board posts to W S Moscrip of Minnesota and C C Teague of California. Moscrip and Teague are weighing the offers. three other members were appointed June 28 as the board forms under the farm relief act. Stone, Denman and Williams named, with potential eight member board to organize by August and Stone favored as chairman.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
W. S. Moscrip
Lake Elmo
Minn
C. C. Teague
Los Angeles
Cal
Moscrip
Teague
Twin City Milk Produce Association
St. Paul
Hyde
California Fruit Growers’ Cooperative Association
James G. Stone
Kentucky
C. D. Denman
Missouri
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
Sania
Evening Star Special Rates Notice
Special July rates listed for subscribers starting now. Eight dollars per year in advance by mall and four dollars per year in advance by carrier. Pay now to save the discount.
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THE
Evening Star
Law Observance Pledge Read in Churches for Loyal Sunday
The Anti-Saloon League released a pledge to be read in churches and Sunday schools on Loyal Sunday. It urges Americans to support the President in establishing law observance and enforcement and to model compliance while encouraging others. The program also includes reading a Lincoln quotation on reverence for laws in schools and churches.
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Associated Press
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
United States
League
Abraham Lincoln
Wanted 25 Laborers at Gas Company job opening
Advertisement seeks twenty five laborers for the Gas Company located at Water and Kent Streets. Applicants must report to Superintendent Goss at 7:00 AM ready to work. Posting date appears as 6 28 1 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goss
Gas Company, Water and Kent
Three 13 to 14 year olds arrested for Braithwaite store burglary
Three youths aged 13 to 14 were arrested by City Sergeant Lee Barr for breaking into the Braithwaite store on North Loudoun Street and stealing cigarettes cheese cake pies and beverages. They admitted the burglary and revealed where goods were hidden. They had been paroled for bicycle thefts and face a Juvenile Court hearing with possible commitment to an institution.
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Lee Barr
Braithwaite
North Loudoun Street
Fair Grounds
Barr
Golightly’s Bottom
Winchester
Jvenile Court
Appeal For Writ Dismissed In Al Capone Case
The criminal division of the Municipal Court dismissed an appeal for a writ of error seeking Capone's release. Judge Walsh refused bail pending appeal as Capone serves time in county prison for carrying a loaded pistol.
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Philadelphia
Municipal Court Today
Alphonse
Scarface al
Capone
Chicago
John E. Walsh
Showery Weather Ahead Early Week With Possible Thursday Rain
Washington report: weather outlook for the coming week calls for showers at the start, possibly another round on Thursday and again toward week’s end. Temperatures near or slightly above normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Washington
Parachute Jump Event and Special Low Prices Promotion
An advertisement notes a parachute jump on Sunday June 30 with free admission and parking. It also promotes Palm Beach suits trousers and white navy trousers at special low prices, featuring Frank Keckley.
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Palm Beach
Palm’ Beach
Frank Keckley
Committees Plan New Annex To City County Jail
A joint meeting of Winchester City Council committees Frederick County Board of Supervisors and the Welfare Association discussed jail enlargement plans. An architect proposed a 45 by 50 foot three story addition adding space for 90 inmates with separate sections for white and colored prisoners and for males females and juveniles. Cost estimated at 57000 to be shared by city and county. The groups could not approve the plan but referred it to the architect for submission and to improve the existing jail to first class condition.
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Winchester City Council
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Welfare Association of
City
Thep
Miss Minneapolis Fliers Fail Endurance Record Attempt
Thowald Johnson and Owen Haughland aboard Miss Minneapolis failed to break the world endurance flight record after 150 hours of continuous flying. The effort ended near Longdon Minnesota due to motor trouble and oil leaks compromising the craft. A prior report noted a note requesting more oil and a refueling plane delivering five gallons.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Miss
Thowald
Thunder
Johnson
Owen Haughland
Longdon
Minn
Miss Minneapolis
Thunder”) Johnson
Richards Reports Strong European Fruit Crops for Virginia Exports
Richards, traveling for Winchester Fruit Exchange, Inc., reports good apple and fruit crops in England, Holland, and France. He notes improved European business conditions and advises Virginia barreled apples can sell well with careful port selection and timing. While in France he stayed with Monsieur and Mademoiselle Fagard at a Paris suburb estate.
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Alva. Richards
Europe
Winchester Fruit Exchange, Inc
Olympic
Fort Loudoun School Reopens In September
Fort Loudoun School will reopen in September. For information contact Mary E. Bush, Registrar, at 433 N Loudoun St.
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Fort Loudoun
Mary E. Bush
Loudoun St
Yard Party at Ridgeway School Lawn
Benefit for Rest Church on July 3 invites good eats and community support. Community members from Ridgeway and surrounding areas attend for food and fellowship. Proceeds aid church programs and local services.
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Ridgeway School Lawn
Benefit Rest
Stone's Chapel Yard Party Announcement
A yard party is announced at Stone's Chapel for Tuesday night in July with invitation to everyone to attend.
Doctors struggle as Monoplane crash harms young pilot
In Roosevelt Field New York Viola Gentry sustained fractures and internal injuries after a fog crash that killed Jack Ashcraft. The Three Musketeers and Ulrich crew sought more fuel for an endurance flight while Gentry's condition worsened despite a blood transfusion. Corporal Elmer Barry died from injuries after an army observation plane disaster near Mineola. Lieutenant Maxwell Balfour is expected to recover.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Viola Gentry
Jack Ashcraft
Ashcraft
William Uldrich
Martin Jensen
Uldrich
Barry
Mineola
Elmer Barry
Nassau County Hospital
Army
Lieut
Maxwell Balfour
Balfour
False Alarm of Fire at Dawn Rouses South End
An alarm sounded at 4 30 this morning from the South End Hose Company house but no fire was found. Chief Lee Barr and others arrived. unknown intruder rang the bell and left. Many residents were awakened by the ringing.
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South End
Lee Barr
South End House
Jimmy Bott Injured in Bicycle Accident
Jimmy Bott son of Mr and Mrs J H Bott of Bott Boot Shoppe was badly bruised and cut when his bicycle struck a parked car in an alley off West Boscawen Street. He was taken home then to Memorial Hospital for surgery and is reported doing as well as expected.
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Jimmy” Bott
J. H. Bott
Bott
West Boscawen Street
Memorial Hospital
Jimmy
Winchester
Early apples export prospects from Winchester grow favorably
Apple grower exporter George Fe Petley says loading can begin any day from Winchester cold storage for shipment to England. Office opposite the post office in Winchester Virginia. Telephone 1073.
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Winchester
England
George FE. Petley
Rev Dr George W Richards elected head of world Reformed alliance
The Rev Dr George W Richards rector of the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in the United States in Lancaster Pa was chosen president of the world alliance of Reformed Churches meeting in Boston. The body unites about 11 million members with 64 years of history and meets in Europe and America.
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George W. Richards
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church
United States
Lancaster
Reformed Church
Boston
Charles E. Schaeffer
General Synod of the Reformed Church In
Alliances Committee On Home Missions
Alliance
Belfast
Ireland
The
Richards
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Modern Woodmen organize Winchester Camp
About 40 men meet at the lodge room over the Farmers and Merchants National Bank to organize a camp of the Modern Woodmen of America. District Deputy H E Thomas presides and Field Deputy W H Keeler and J M Dawson Jr are named for staff roles. Officers elected include L L Hockman Geo F Miller and Arthur W Fansler. A committee will select permanent quarters and next meeting is set for 8 pm Friday at the same lodge room.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Woodmen of America
H. E. Thomas
Hot Springs
W. H. Keeler
Front Royal
J. M. Dawson, Jr
Mount Jackson
L. L. Hockman
EB. L. Shade
Geo. F. Miller
Arthur W. Fansler
H. R. Edwards
J. D. Cammer
C. L. Gordon
C. E. Babb
H. W. Ebert
H. W. Butler
C. B. Harlee
R. A. Shafer
George Miller
Two Arrested for Robbery of W H Brauner Store
Howard Herbaugh and H M Orndorff, both county residents, were jailed on a charge of entering and robbing the W H Brauner store. Officers recovered a knife linked to the theft and described the entry as breaking a window, lifting the sash, and crawling inside. Watches, knives, cigarettes and other items were taken.
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Howard Herbaugh
H. M. Orndorff
W. H. Brauner
Laborers Wanted for Paper Mill Construction Superintendent
Job listing seeking laborers and a construction superintendent at Paper Mill with contact J. W. Newcome. Also notes a separate help ad for a girl for general housework at 303 Amherst St. Mentions Bryarly School House event on Thursday evening July 4 and possible rain date Friday evening. Committeeman listed.
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J. W. Newcome
Claude Cammer
Amherst St
Bryarly
Exporting Cars and Apples at Winchester Cold Storage
Notice from J. Ashby Sprint stating loading and export of cars and apples, refrigeration at Winchester Cold Storage, first cars leaving today for Liverpool to be sold by Connollyhaw Ltd. Personal attention promised, cash advances available to those in need. (6-28-1p-tf)
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Winchester
Liverpool
Connollyhaw, Ltd
Virginia Governor Denounces Col Anderson Tax Speech
Governor Harry F Byrd denounces Col Henry W Anderson for misrepresenting Virginia taxation policy in a keynote at the Republican conventions. He calls the figures erroneous and accuses Anderson of reckless partisan drama to arouse suspicion among citizens.
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Anderson
Virginia
Associated Press
Richmond
Harry ¥. Byrd
Henry W. Anderson
Col. Anderson
Byrd
Democratic Party
Fishing On Land Without Consent Charged In Strasburg
Fred Bertschpinger a 61 year old silk mill superintendent and R F Ritenour of Strasburg were summoned to appear before Justice Tavenner in the county magistrate's court on a charge of fishing on property without the owner's consent. The alleged violation occurred in Cedar Creek and involved the property owner remonstrating with Bertschpinger before he reportedly resumed fishing.
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Fred Bertschpinger
Straburg
R. F. Ritenour
Strasburg
Justice Tavenner
Cedar Creek
Bertschpinger
Grade your fruit on the square you will have no trouble wit hen
A fragmented ad style note discusses grading fruit using Gr 15 styles from Grabill and mentions a sale listing. It appears as a damaged, clipped line with partial catalog-like identifiers and a Georgia reference. No clear event or person details are readable.
Pay Now Save Discount at July Reduced Rate
The Evening Star notes a pay now save discount offered at a special reduced rate limited to the month of July. No other details or entities are provided in the readable text.
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THE
Evening Star
Apples Wanted For Early Harvest In Packing House
Buyers seek early apples at a packing house starting Thursday June 27. JH W Butler and Bro will handle the deal as other wears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
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Stone’s Chapel
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DR. Richards
Church Alliance
America
J. Ashby Sprint
T Lian
Robe Angell
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