France's Chautemps Wins Confidence Vote Amid Financial Crisis
Paris June 29 The government of Camille Chautemps won a 393 to 132 confidence vote as it seeks sweeping financial powers to stabilize France. With the gold standard temporarily suspended, officials consider devaluation and plea for aid from the United States and Britain to stem gold flight.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
France
Chamber of Deputies
Chautemps
Chamber
Christs
People's Front
United States
Great Britain
Chautemp
Rene Brunet
Britain
Brunet
Stephens City Targets Beautification With Maple and Poplar Roadways
MA Winchester praises Stephens City's main thoroughfare for tree-lined streets and well kept lawns. He notes the village keeps pace with other communities in beautifying surroundings and welcomes visitors to the Shenandoah Valley who remark on the attractive lawns and farms along the highways.
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Stephens City
Shenandoah Valley
Reporter Is Left Holding The Bag
Washington report recounts the Bureau of Engraving and Printing halting a plan to offer a free display of 126 million dollars to sightseers. Secretary Ednah Sible explained the scheme was stopped due to overwhelming interest and bureaucratic delays.
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Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ednah
Cq) Sible
Roosevelt Jr and Ethel Dupont Plan Wedding Rehearsal
Franklin Roosevelt Jr and Ethel Dupont will rehearse their wedding at five o clock in Wilmington Delaware to ensure smooth rites for tomorrow's ceremony. Distant relatives and friends gathered for rehearsals, calls at Owls Nest and Christ Church, and several pre nuptial parties accompanied by dinners and salon gatherings hosted by Roosevelt and Miss Du Pont.
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Beth Campbell
Wilmington
Del
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel Dupont
Dupont
Roosevelt
Owls Nest
Eugene Dupont
Christ Church
Miss Dupont
Burlesque to Go On Sans Tease Reopens as Polite Vaudeville
Broadway burlesque theatres reopen after two months dark with no strip tease. The new format emphasizes polite vaudeville with a four show daily schedule and a $25 weekly minimum plus overtime pay, replacing the former 72-hour weeks and $18 minimum.
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New York
Broadway
Threaten Reprisal Against Nonunion Eatery Workers
Cumberland Maryland June 29 camera entered the city restaurant strike scene as pickets photographed politicians public officials and business men entering nonunion eateries. Union leaders said the campaign aims to intimidate and threaten reprisals at the polls.
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Cumberland
For Sale Peach Dress Size 18
Hand knit peach colored dress size 18 for sale at 420 W. Clifford. Call 527 W for more details.
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W. Clifford
Three Girls Die In California Ravine Murders
In Inglewood California three young sisters Melba Everett 9 Madeline Everett 7 and Jeannette Stephens 8 were found murdered after being lured by a sex crazed man. Autopsy confirms strangulation with rope. A manhunt targets Othel Leroy Strong 22 with a detention order issued. Authorities report Strong was near Olympia Washington and may have worked at a tie mill recently. An angry crowd forms as the case unfolds.
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Inglewood
Calif
Melba Marie Everett
Madeline Everett
Jeannette Marjorie Stephens
Centinela Park
A. F. Wagner
Othel Leroy Strong
William Penprose
Sheriff's Bureau
Olympia
Wash
Strong
L. C. Huntamer
California
Harry Simmons
Washington
San Diego
del Mar
Melba Everett
U. S. Income Rising. Half-Year Total Near 35 Billion
Washington economists report national income up since 1923, totaling about 35 billion dollars for the first half of this year. The rise reflects higher activity and price levels, with comparisons to last year and 1929.
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Washington
Quick sale buys six room stucco house near City Hall
Cash offer of 2500 dollars for a six room stucco house with bath two blocks from City Hall. Contact Harry H. Willis. (6 29-lp-11).
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Bath
City Hall
Harry H. Willis
Nine Causes Of Static Found In Winchester City
Engineers report nine main sources of radio static and interference in Winchester. Defective wiring, defective insulation on Kent street line, tree contact with power lines, telegraph and teletype equipment, X ray gear in professional and dental offices, neon sign design flaws, moving belts with ungrounded pulleys, improperly equipped electrical appliances, and defective receivers. Seven recommendations aim to correct these conditions.
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Winchester
A. M. Field
E. A. Crowl
Radio Commission
Kent Street
Spotlight On Woman Candidate In Annapolis Mayor Race
Annapolis Maryland June 29 Mrs Mildred M Clements Republican mayoralty candidate seeks the first woman mayor position opposing Democrat Mayor Louis N Phipps She plans her active campaign Friday night and notes press interest nationwide in a woman candidate in the historic city.
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Annapolis
Mildred M. Clements
Louis N. Phipps
Clements
United States
O Sullivan Rubber Plant to Close July 1 6
The O Sullivan Rubber Co will shut down from 7 a m Thursday to 7 a m Tuesday July 6 for inventory and a holiday break. The plant party last Friday toured Elizabeth Furnace. President R J Funkhouser and west coast rep C T Anderson spoke to several hundred employees praising service.
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O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Elizabeth Furnace
R. J. Funkhouser
C. T. Anderson
West Coast
San Francisco
Playgrounds Set to Open Citywide This Week
Public playgrounds in several city sections will open Thursday morning July 1 under the direction of John I Brown Jr Miss Lucille Weber leads the Harris Addition site with Lilian Oakes and Jane Rosenberger supervising a western area. Douglas School playground also runs under Lucille Weber.
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John I. Brown, Jr
Lucille Weber
Harris Addition
Lillian Oakes
Jane Rosenberger
Douglas School
Three Indictments Returned Against Irwin in Beekman Hill Killings
New York June 29 three counts of first degree murder are brought by a county grand jury against sculptor Robert Irwin for the Beekman Hill killings of Mrs Ethel Kudner her sister and a lodger. District Attorney William C Dodge announced the indictments after witnesses including Mrs Kudner testified. Irwin’s lawyer Samuel S Leibowitz planned an insanity defense as authorities described the confessed motive and relationship between Irwin and his intended victim.
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New York
Ethel Kudner
Robert Irwin
Beekman Hill
Kudner
William C. Dodge
Rudner
Mary Gedeon
Ronnie
Frank Byrnes
Samuel 8. Leibowitz
Winchester Democrats Name Sixteen To Committee
The Winchester Democratic meeting at City Hall nominated sixteen members for the Executive Committee for a two year term. Noble C. Pierce chaired with Lawrence C. Hollis as secretary. Nominees include Pierce Hollis Arnold Forney Wisecarver Kurtz Wisecarver Barnett Snider Snapp Byrd Moling Helsley Glaize Henry and Lewis. A pledge to support Democratic candidates and principles was approved.
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Democrats of
Winchester
Noble C. Pierce
Lawrence C. Hollis
L. D. Arnold
Fred W. Forney
Martin Wisecarver
Lucy Kurtz
Maynard Wisecarver
C. D. Barnett
J. R. Snider
Ralph B. Snapp
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
James N. Moling
J. Frank Helsley
Philip Glaize
J. H. Henry
Oscar H. Lewis
C. P. McVicar
Walter Shade
Charles Harper
Lester Arnold
Bellevue Ohio Faces Deliberate Flood Decision
Bellevue Ohio on June 29 faced a grim choice between breaking an earthen dike to release floodwaters or enduring a prolonged wet period. Safety director George Burgess noted underground rivers prevent surface drainage for days. A railroad embankment hides a lake about 2,000 acres and up to 30 feet deep, with national guards patrolling for breaks.
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Bellevue
George Burgess
Ohio
Nationalen
Yard Party in Welltown Postponed by Rain
A social event at Welltown is postponed due to rain with a new date announced for July 8. The notice notes wet conditions and a follow up for attendees.
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Welltown
Thurs
Pay Tribute To Veteran Teacher Lena Kern
Members of the Market Street Methodist Sunday School honored Lena Kern for 70 years of teaching at the Market Street school. She began in 1867 at age 18 and celebrated her 88th birthday with a fruit basket tribute.
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Market Street Methodist Sunday School
Lena Kern
Market Street
Memorial Tablet Dedicated For Revolution Soldiers
The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the D A R announces a memorial dedication Monday July 5 at 5 PM in Winchester. R Gray Williams will speak with invocation by E T Clark and benediction by R B Nelson. A soldier descendant will unveil the tablet as Mclllwee’s Municipal Band performs.
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Mount Hebron
Winchester
Fort Loudoun
Mrs Williams 87 Dies. Rites Planned at Mt Olive
Last rites are set for Mrs Georgeanna Williams aged 87 who died at 8 30 p m at her home from complications. She was a native of Frederick county daughter of Addison Snapp and Rebecca Clowser. Survived by son Statton Snapp of Strasburg daughter Mrs Florence Cooper at home two brothers William Snapp of Nain and Joseph Snap of Baltimore and two sisters Mrs Carrie Price of Brunswick and Mrs Mary Wisecarver of Clarke county. Services at Mt Olive at 2 30 p m tomorrow with interment there.
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Georgeanna Williams
Cool melon mints five flavors in one pound package
A product listing notes cool melon mints available in a one pound package with a 2 percent specification.
Sewer Tax Notice Seeks Prompt Payment to Avoid Cutoff
All sewer bills must be paid by Wednesday June 30 to avoid water service interruption. The notice appears in the local public notices section with a date stamp 6 26 1p 31. A separate item seeks a home for a fine female setter dog, white and tan, with contact phone numbers 41 J or 1182, tf.
Water Mains Break Near Cambria Works After Explosions
An explosion damaged water mains feeding the Cambria works while alarms spread. In other news, authorities reveal plans to bomb homes and mills linked to Republic Steel, disclosed by Arthur Scott, a prisoner among three others.
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Republic Steel
Arthur Scott
Johnstown Mayor Warns of Vengeful Action Over Steel Strike
Johnstown Mayor Daniel J. Shields telegraphed President Roosevelt urging withdrawal of the John L. Lewis steel union as he warned citizens may take the law into their own hands. He also asked Governor Earle for state police to guard reservoirs amid a water-line dispute with Bethlehem Steel Cambria works. Authorities in Warren Ohio charged CIO organizer Gus Hall with leading a plot to disrupt strike mills by bombing. The nationwide steel strike, now in its second week, has caused 13 deaths and widespread disruption at Cambria works and other plants.
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Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis Steel
Seven State
Cambria Works
Bethlehem Steel
Beaver Falls
Cambria
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Republic Steeel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel, Co
CIO
George Mike
Aliquippa
Moltrup Steel Products Company
Robert BE. McCreary
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Warren
Miss Sible
America
Owl’s Nest
Commerce Department
Roper
Federal Reserve Board
Moling and Cather
Tony
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Tony Crish
John
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