Slayer Of Two Deputies Is Shot To Death In Wisconsin Chase
Ray Olson, a fugitive killer who admitted shooting two deputies, was shot to death by four possemen led by Constable Ernest Moore near Cable Wisconsin. After a two week chase that drew about 200 men, Olson hid in an out house, fled, and was fatally wounded as he attempted to flee by boat on Lake Namakagon.
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Cable
Wis
Ray Olson
Ernest Moore
Lake Namakagon
Wheatley Anderson Farm
Olson
Carl Johnson
Fred Scott
Hayward
Sawyer
Bayfield
Anderson
Moore
Frank Flowers
New Uniform for Virginia Game Wardens Shown
Virginia game wardens wear a forest green whipcord uniform trimmed in maroon, with brown Sam Brown belt and accessories, white shirt, and black tie. They attend a three day instruction course at Virginia Tech on topics from deer trapping to six man methods of investigation and arrest, opening Wednesday.
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Virginia
Virginia Tech
Middletown May Install A Signal
Middletown officials consider installing a traffic signal at the U S Route 11 and Reliance Road intersection near the B and O depot. Mayor Fred Larrick says the amber warning would urge caution and not require a full stop pending Town Council action.
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Middletown
Fred Larrick
Reliance Road
B. and O. Depot
First Street
Larrick
Pascal wisdom on gossip and friendship in Winchester
MA Winchester reflects on Pascal and La Fontaine regarding gossip and friendship. The piece warns that excessive talk harms relationships and notes how true friendship endures as life deepens, citing classical observations in a reflective tone.
Awnings for One Window or Terrace Sold by Armstron Co
Armstong Co offers awnings for a single window or terrace. Contact B. B Piccadilly St for details and pricing. Phone number listed as 3939. Advertisement notes availability on select days.
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E. Armstrong CO
Piccadilly St
Gore Picnic Set by Modern Woodmen of Gore
The Gore picnic hosted by the Modern Woodmen of Gore will be held Thursday July 29 at Parish Park one half mile east of Gore. Secretary H M Windle expects a large crowd if weather permits with music addresses and mobile amplification to reach all sections. The lodge may invite primary candidates to speak and softball games chairplane and other amusements will be available including a planned baseball game with teams not yet chosen.
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Gore
H. M. Windle
Lodge
Windie
AFL opposition to Wagner Act amendments voiced by Nina Collier
Mrs. Nina Collier, head of the League of Women Shoppers legislative committee, told the House labor committee that there is much opposition in AFL ranks to amending the Wagner labor relations act. She cited letters from AFL union leaders indicating strong opposition to the AFL’s official stance, and Rep. Gross challenged her for soliciting union views, calling it an attack on AFL leadership.
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Washington
Nina Collier
League of Women Shoppers
House Labor Committee
American Federation of Labor
AFL
A. F. of L
Rep. Gross
R-Pa
Quenstedt Dismissal Cited as Extortion Attempt
Baltimore June 29. State correction brief says Walter E. Quenstedt was dismissed as house of correction warden due to an extortion attempt allegedly made in the name of, and possibly with the knowledge and approval of, the former warden.
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Baltimore
State Department of Correction
Court of Common Pleas
Walter E. Quenstedt
House of Correction
Apple Groups Start Season In Good Shape
Appalachian Apples Inc held its fourth annual meeting at Handley High School and reported a strong fiscal start with a cash reserve above 4000 dollars. Treasurer Brown cited a healthy outlook as 200 members had signed up to handle over 2 000 000 bushels, with last year totaling 4 190 500. Directors reelected McCue president Skinner vice president Brown treasurer and Miller secretary manager.
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Appalachian Apples, Inc
Handley High School
Star
Virginia
West Areas
Pennsylvania
Maryand
Malcolm M. Brown
Carroll R. Miller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Brown
Miller
Winchester
Harry M. Anderson
New Park
Sheldon W. Punk
Boyertown
William Schieferstein
Leesport
H. M. Weigel
Aspers
H. W. Skinner
Chambersburg
West Virginia
E. L. Gold
Rush Of June Brides In Winchester Sets Records
In Winchester the June marriage license rush breaks city records with 256 licenses issued this month by Corporation Court Clerk Clark M. Smith so far excluding today and a yearly total of 1,010. The peak day count is 25 licenses on June 23, with 20 on June 17 and 24 on June 3. Frederick County totals reach 350 this year, bringing Winchester and county licenses to 1,360.
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Winchester
Corporation
Frederick Circuit Court
Clark M. Smith
Frederick County
Great Flying Boat Returns to U S After Ocean Crossing
The American flying boat Guba, after crossing the Indian Ocean, departed Dakar at 12 10 p m for Charlotte Amalie St Thomas en route to the United States. The return flight marked a major milestone in transoceanic air travel.
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Dakar
Senegal
French Africa
Guba
Indian Ocean
Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
United States
Britain Ready to Use Navy and Air Force Against Aggression
London June 29 Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax declared Britain possessed an unchallengeable navy and a superior air force and was prepared to use them to resist aggression. He stressed Britain would meet force with force and hoped this stance was understood abroad as it is at home.
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Britain
Rinkers To Face September Jury
Three Rinker relatives from Middletown Warren county and Harrisonburg Va are jailed awaiting a September grand jury. They face possible first degree murder charges after the fatal beating of Charles Henry Steele a Warren county farmer. The altercation followed hogs entering a field of clover owned by Steele’s son.
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Front Royal
Lloyd Rinker
Middletown
Harry Rinker
Warren County
Carson Rinker
Harrisonburg
Charles Henry Steele
Frederick
Commonwealth
John Downing
Downing
Steele
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Rinkers
Hoover labels corrupt politicians public enemies at Boy Scout event
E. Edgar Hoover told 1,281,000 Boy Scouts at the New York World's Fair that a criminal army of almost 5,000,000 Americans underworld backers threatens the nation. He urged Scouts to “clean up America” against venal, behind-the-lines protectors and corrupt politicians who plunder the country.
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New York
E. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Court of Peace
Permits Total Drops For Winchester Building Values
Total building permit value for the period is 325 150 with month to date at 25 050 as Winchester construction activity nears month end. April and May lead the six month total with 102 440 and 124 700. January 11 500 February 30 360 March 32 100. A 15 000 Continental Oil filling station at North Loudoun and North Avenue was approved after a mandamus action. Other permits include Stottlemyer cabin 50 Valley Fruit gas tank, Athey dwelling 3 000 Kern dwelling 2 000 and a warehouse addition 2 000.
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Winchester
Continental Oil Company
North Loudoun
North Avenue
Common Council
John M. Stottlemyer
Conway Street
Valley Fruit and Candy Company
North Cameron
Harry E. Athey
Gray Avenue
Wilbur R. Kern
Shawnee Avenue
Lewis R. Smith
West Street
Winchester Milling Co
Hitler Follows Road To Destiny
Berlin June 29 Nazi leaders denounced Britain’s denunciation of the 1935 naval pact as an “arrogant note” and pledged to follow their road of destiny with a growing navy. German press and Deutscher Dienst ro in described Britain’s encirclement policy as unnegotiable while promising a reply at the proper time to Britain’s call for a new arms-limitation agreement.
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Berlin
Great Britain
Adolf Hitler
Deutscher Dienstroin
Britain
Germany
London
Hitler
Train Collision Injures Nine Aboard General Express
A Pennsylvania Railroad express on the Chicago to New York run named the General was side swiped by a light engine at 7 45 a m. Two railroad employees were injured and several passengers fainted as the collision jolted travelers from their seats at Philad June 29.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
New York
Ford Unveils Mechanized Farming Unit To Replace Draft Horse
Ford exposes a four wheel driven tractor with hydraulic depth control and automatic weight shifting at River Rouge plant. The device promises to shorten farm workdays and attract labor back to the land while enabling easy turns and controlled braking on rough fields and roots.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
River Rouge
Administration Heads Push Varied Legislation Before Deadline
Washington June 29 The administration pressed to pass monetary and relief measures before the deadline as Morgenthau warned devaluation powers must continue or risk higher costs. House and Senate leaders labored in marathon sessions to approve WPA funding and a relief bill toward final enactment.
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oHouse
W.P.A
Washington
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Senate
Barkley
House
Rayburn
White House
Treasury
Danzig Rejects Germanic Influx Amid Homecoming Prep
Danzig officials deny reports of a German influx and a free corps in Danzig. They warn against public alarm while the city readies a homecoming to Germany. Propaganda leader Goebbels urged patience as Hitler action remains unclear. Vorposten notes Danzig’s nerves and a police force strengthened for military training.
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Danzig
Free Corps
Germany
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Fuehrer
Nazi Organdanziger Vorposten
Two Death Clues In Probe Of Slayings In Hollywood
Police studied a blond wig and an apartment key found with the body of Margaret Campbell 56 to link her murder to the February killing of Anya Sosoyeva a Russian dancer. Campbell son Campbell McDonald 25 remains missing and is being questioned.
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Hollywood
Margaret Campbell
Los Angeles City College
Anya Sosoyeva
Miss Sosoyeva
Beulah Stanley
Miss Campbell
Homicide
Dalton R. Patton
Sosoyeva
Buick Sedan Auction Notice at Court House July First
In front of Court House on Saturday July 1 at 11 a.m. one 34 Buick Sedan in A-1 condition. Terms cash. COLEMAY DUN, Auctioneer. 6-27-ip-4.
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Court House
Colemay Dun
House Nears Neutrality Vote Amid War Peace Debate
Washington June 29 The House edged toward a vote on the administration neutrality bill amid sharp disputes over its effect on war and peace Representative Izac urged support for repealing the embargo while Hill dismissed similar arguments as those heard in 1917 The scene featured Crown Prince Olaf and Crown Princess Martha of Norway in the gallery and applause from lawmakers Tinkham's mid afternoon test proposed keeping the embargo opposed to administration aims and Barton floated a compromise replacing arms and munitions with lethal weapons
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Washington
House
Izac
D Calif
Hill
D-Wash
Knutson
Rminn
Olaf
Martha
Norway
Rep
Tinkham
R-Mass
State Department
Barton
R-Ny
Fresh Proposal Sent To Moscow
Britain reportedly sent new proposals to Moscow to include the Baltic states Belgium Holland and Switzerland in the Anglo French Soviet pact. The instructions were dispatched to Sir William Leeds the British ambassador to Russia. Sources near the government dismissed a Pravda report that negotiations had stalled.
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London
Britain
Moscow
Baltic States
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
William Leeds
Russia
Pravda
Communist Party
Naval Medical Center Groundbreaking Ceremony Held
The ceremony at Bethesda began with Rear Admiral Perceval S. Rossi turning the first shovelfuls of earth to mark the start of the new Naval Medical Center.
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Bethesda
Lawn Festival at Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Young Women's Bible Class hosts a lawn festival at 19 North Washington Street on Friday June 30 from 5 to 10 pm. Menu includes home made sandwiches cakes ice cream coffee and iced tea.
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Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
North Washington St
Liquor Charge Ahead of Middleburg Wedding
Arthur White of Middleburg was arrested at his home and fined 50 dollars for possessing about 18 gallons of illegal liquor bearing no Virginia seal. The case surfaced just before the wedding planned for Bettina Belmont, his stepdaughter, and Newell Ward Jr., of Middleburg and Southampton.
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Richmond
State Liquor Board
Arthur White
Middleburg
Trial Justice Court
Virginia
Bettina Belmont
Raymond Belmont
Newell Ward, Jr
Newell Ward
Southampton
Long Island
Mr. Ward
Pipe for Sale and Junk Buy by Winchester Junk Co
New shipment of used pipe galvanized and black iron in all sizes and quantities. Guaranteed. We buy all kinds of junk with the highest prices paid. Winchester Junk Co. 13 Fairfax Lane Between Braddock.
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Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Between & Braddock
Yard Party At Kernstown Methodist Church
A yard party benefit hosted by the Young People's League at Kernstown Methodist Church on Thursday June 29 features homemade ice cream. Proceeds support church activities and young members.
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Methodist
Kernstown
Young People’s League
Virginia Banks Close for July 3 4 Holidays
Governor proclaims statewide bank closures in Winchester and across Virginia. Banks listed include Farmers' and Levageap National Bank and Trust Co Shenandoah Valley National Bank Commercial & Savings Bank and Union Bank of Winchester.
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Virginia
Winchester
Farmers’ and Levageap Nat. Bank and Trust Co
Shenandosh Valley
Nat. Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank
Union Bank of Winchester
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