Roosevelt predicts long range budget balanced by history
President Roosevelt told National Education Association teachers that history would judge his long range budget as balanced by survival values for population and democracy, while stressing federal aid to supplement poorer local schooling and preserving freedom and education from political interference. He warned of widening gaps between rich and poor communities and urged protection of free press and eternal truths.
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Wew
York
Roosevelt
National Education Association
New York
Winchester moves to clear 900 vacant lots of weeds
Authorities warned owners to remove Yots from 900 vacant Winchester lots as a health and aesthetic effort. City officials pledged action if owners fail to address the overgrowth, aiming to improve living conditions and curb blight.
Four hikers atop Signal Knob photographed from air
Four youths, identities unknown, hiked to Signal Knob on Massanutten Mountain where aerial photographer Frank Turgeon and Lt Douglas spotted them. Turgeon captured four large pictures from the air before planning trips to Montauk Point and Europe for further assignments.
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Signal Knob
Strasburg
Star Office
Turgeon
Douglas
Mr. Turgeon
Winchester
Star
Montauk Club
Montauk Point
N. Y
Social Spectator
New York
Europe
Clerks Office to Close for Independence Day Observance
Frederick Circuit Court deputy clerk Mrs. C C Brannon said the clerk’s office will be closed next Monday for the Fourth of July. Clark M Smith Corporation Court clerk Mrs C D Barnett confirmed the holiday closing at her office as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Brannon
Frederick Circuit Court
Clark M. Smith
Corporation Court
C. D. Barnett
Legion's Chief Attacks Dr Gellermann at NEA meeting
Daniel Doherty national commander of the American Legion said William Gellermann's criticisms show a small mind. He spoke at the NEA closing session as part of a dispute over Legion influence and budget access. Willard E. Givens of NEA said the group had no link to the Teachers College statement calling the Legion fascist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel Doherty
American Legion
Legion
William Gellermann
National Education Association
Rng 4T
Ersa
Madison Square Garden
Willard E. Givens
NEA
Association
Gellermann
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Givens
Legion Head
Vacations Delay 1939 Tax Revision Talks
Secretary Morgenthau announced the Treasury will not take up 1939 tax revision in late August or early September. President Roosevelt advised him that little could be done until both return from vacations and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Roosevelt
Turner Ashby Camp First Confederate Gettysburg Pilgrimage
As crowds turn to Gettysburg for the reunion of Blue and Gray, Winchester remembers the Turner Ashby Camp’s pioneering Confederate pilgrimage to the battlefield. Led by Charles W. McVicar, the excursion by train to Gettysburg symbolized seeds of goodwill after the Civil War. Of over 300 Winchester and Frederick County veterans, only George W. Dellinger remains.
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Turner Ashby
Gettysburg
Winchester
Nomattox
Orion
Charles W. McVicar
Pennsylvania Railroad
Turner Ashby Camp
Frederick County
Veterans’ Camp
George W. Dellinger
Pope Receives Noble Promises Amid Spanish War Ferment
In Castel Gandolfo Pope Pius XII commended Franco's promises to limit war victims and suffering and prayed for an end to Spain's troubles. The Vatican quoted the pontiff expressing affection for Franco and hope the future honors God’s will as Spain seeks peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Pablo de Azecarate Y Florez
Spain
Viscount Halifax
Barcelona
Paris
Italy
Germany
Robert M. Hodgson
Burgos
Francisco Franco
Chamberlain
Franco
Mussolini
Azcarate
Pope Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius
Holy See
Vatican
Pope
Roosevelt Irked By Story About Insurance Business
James Roosevelt, undergoing treatment at the Mayo Clinic for a stomach ailment, disputed a Saturday Evening Post article on his insurance dealings. A Mayo official said Roosevelt is indignant at misrepresentations and has asked his attorney to seek further comment after his discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
James Roosevelt
Saturday Evening Post
A. J. Lobb
General Administration
Mayo Clinic
Roosevelt
Atom Wdter
Alva Johnston
Yard Party at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
A Yard Party is planned at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church on Friday evening July 1 from 1 PM to 11 PM. The event invites community members for social gathering, refreshments, and activities. Local organizers emphasize family friendly fun and neighborhood fellowship.
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Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Campus Romance Ties Duke and Drexel Alumni
Mary Duke Biddie, 18, wed Josiah Charles Trent, 23, a UPenn medical graduate, in Durham North Carolina. The marriage ends a campus romance that began at Duke University as relations between prominent Philadelphia families linked through diplomacy and medicine.
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Anthony Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia
U. S
Poland
Mary Duke Biddie
Josiah Charles Trent
University of Pennsylvania
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Central Press
Elks Hold Annual Outing at Berry's Ferry
Winchester Lodge 867 of the Elks takes about 100 members to Berry's Ferry on the Shenandoah for a family picnic with swimming horseshoes softball and a lunch. Four candidates were initiated at the lodge meeting last night: H. K. Turner Dave O. Lane E. C. Heitmiller and James T. Cordon. Maxwell D. Mathews was Exalted Ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry’s Ferry
Winchester Lodge
Berry's Ferry
Shenandoah River
H. K. Turner
Dave O. Lane
E. C. Heitmiller
James T. Cordon
Maxwell D. Mathews
Japanese Fear a Howling Typhoon
June 30 Tokyo reports a devastating typhoon with at least 100 killed and 200 missing after days of horror. Tokyo Yokohama suffer record rains and an earthquake. 297,379 houses damaged or destroyed nationwide and 104 bridges down.
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Tokyo
Japan
Central Meteorological Institute
China Sea
Yokohama
Special Attention Adverts Week Holiday Notice
The Star will not be published on Monday July 4 1938 due to a legal holiday. The Evening Star reports a day off for advertisers and subscribers.
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Star
Agreement Sets 45 000 ton battleships with 16 inch guns
The United States Britain and France reached a naval accord capping battleships at 45 000 tons with 16 inch guns. Alfred Duff Cooper announced that Britain will limit new ships to 40 000 tons and 16 inch guns, ending the London treaty 35 000 ton limit. The announcement followed reports of Japan's buildup.
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London
United States
Britain
France
House of Commons
Alfred Duff Cooper
Admiralty
Japan
Cooper
Hollis Sets Enforcements for Weeds and Fireworks
Chief C W Hollis announces strict enforcement of two seasonal ordinances in the city. Private Ernest Dove inspects 900 vacant lots for weeds with notices issued to noncompliant owners. Fireworks sales allowed 8 am to 6 pm July 2-4, with bans on Sunday sales and fireworks firing near roads or people. Violations are misdemeanor crimes, with limited prior infractions this week.
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C. W. Hollis
Ernest Dove
Hospital
Washington Street
Leiceser and
Boscawen
Courtfield Avenue
Academy Street
Allotments Not To Be Forced
Administrator Ickes stated that New York and any city need not accept PWA allotments if not desired. He commented on reports that New York faced a near constitutional debt limit and was cautious about new loans and grants totaling 31.3 million dollars.
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Washington
Ickes
New York
PWA
Sale on Shoes at Lovetts Shoe & Dress Shop
A single lot of shoes is offered at reduced prices with pairs now 1.00 each, down from 6.95, at Lovetts Shoe and Dress Shop. Located in the advertised listing with reference code 6-29-1p-21.
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Lovetts Shoe & Dress Shop
Court Blundered In Call For Sandys To Say Where He Obtained Information
Frederick county peach growers face a fairly good crop outlook says Winchester Re search Laboratory. Dr. W. S. Hough notes air drainage in Frederick county orchards aided early spring resilience. low ground areas may yield about one third fewer Elberta peaches while higher ground crops look excellent.
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Sandys
Frederick County
Winchester Research Laboratory
W. S. Hough
Count Leaves Paris to Face London Court Summons
Paris June 30 The Count pre Haugwitz Reventlow plans travel tonight to London to answer his wife Barbara Hutton's charges and a Bow Street summons. Lawyers for both sides met with a Bow Street magistrate as arrangements for a hearing were reported, with travel by train and boat discussed. Franklyn L. Hutton, father in law, also to depart Paris but destinations undisclosed.
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Paris
Pre Haugwitz-Reventlow
London
Barbara Hutton
Franklyn L. Hutton
Hutton
Bow Street
Williams Return From Wedding Trip to Canada and Berryville
Mr. and Mrs. A Garland Williams returned today from a wedding trip to Canada and northern points and had lunch with Mrs. Williams’s parents Mr. and Mrs. William M. Richards. Mrs. Williams, formerly Virginia Irving Richards, was married here on June 14. The couple will reside in Berryville on Rosemont Circle, while Mr. Williams, son of A Hunter Williams, practices law with Joseph Moore in Berryville.
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A. Garland Williams
Canada
William M. Richards
West Piccadilly Street
Williams
Virginia Irving Richards
Berryville
Rosemont Circle
A. Hunter Williams
Special Slip Cover Hand Bags 95c Moling and Cather
Lightweight slip cover handbags featured at 95 cents, offered by Moling and Cather with a single-page listing. Readable text shows product style and price, highlighting compact, portable designs for shoppers.
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Moling & Cather
Sarah Zane Fire Company Monthly Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company will be held Friday evening July 1 at 8 p m. All members are requested to be present. Refreshments. L M Crabill Captain.
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Sarah Zane Fire
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Shoe Clearance Marks End Of Summer Stock
Local retailer announces clearance of all summer footwear to reduce inventory. Shoes across sizes are discounted to move stock quickly and attract bargain shoppers this season.
Lovetts Shoe Ad Sells Vitality Shoes at Low Prices
Classified ad notes Famous Vitality shoes listed at 4.85 and 5.85 pair sizes 6.75 and 7.75. Sold by Lovetts Shoe and Dress Shoe with page reference 6-29-1p-21.
Dividend Notice From Union Bank of Winchester
The Union Bank of Winchester declares a dividend of 2 percent as of July 1. Checks will be mailed to shareholders.
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Union Bank of Winchester
Privileges Row Over Sandys Summons Stirred Commons
Prime Minister Chamberlain announced a special military court breached Parliament privileges by summoning Duncan Sandys to reveal sources of anti aircraft defense data. A select Commons committee will examine official secrets act issues while the army court remains idle awaiting its report.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons Committee On Privileges
Duncan Sandys
Committee On Privileges
Sandys
P. M
Territorial Army
Select Committee
House
Privileges Committee
Winston Churchill
Nation Creation
Donald Bradley Somervell
Leslie Hore-Belisha
House of Commons Standing Committee On
Royal Artillery
House Committee On Privileges
Commons
Cabinet
Germany
Select Committee of Commons
Military Court of
Britain
Fridnight Social at Kernstown Methodist Church Lawn
A Fridnight event on July 1 from 1 to 5 pm on Kernstown Methodist Church lawn offers country ham sandwiches home-made ice cream and cake. Proceeds or details appear in a local calendar entry dated 6-28 6-30 and July 1.
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Kernstown Methodist Church
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Dr. Gellermann
Veterans’ Organization
Generalissimo Franco
Badalona
Jas. Roosevelt
Story
Mary Trent
Envoy
Elks
Special Attention
THE
Evening Star
Hollis
Elbertas
London Court
L. M. Crabill
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