Heroes Of Gridiron To Play Fourth Reed's Drug Co
Reed's Drug Company of Washington aims for its fourth consecutive win as it visits Winchester Park for a Sunday game at 3 o'clock. Washington athletes Cliff Battle Charles Malone and Riley Smith join Dr Pepper Club players for Monday events with Johnson and his sons expected to appear. Children receive 300 free tickets donated by local service clubs.
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Reed's Drug Company of Washington
Winchester Park
Washington
Walter Johnson
Dr. Pepper
Cliff Battle
Charles Malone
Riley Smith
Redskin
Steele
Lymans
Gorman
Johnson
Knapley
Battles
Malone
Gichner
Smith
Roosevelt Declares Good Neighbor Policy At World’s Fair
President Roosevelt on the World’s Fair grounds frames the good neighbor policy as a path to peace and cooperation beyond the Americas. He calls for extending hemispheric goodwill to resolve global tensions and notes trade and cultural exchange as key components.
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New York
Roosevelt
Elwood Williams Aims For National Marble Title At Wildwood
Elwood Williams, Winchester district marble champion, reports from Wildwood that he is enjoying the national tournament and intends to win. He travels with Mr and Mrs Otis Sargent and is supported by The Winchester Evening Star which arranged his trip. Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Williams of 806 South Cameron Street and Handley High student, has not been eliminated yet.
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Elwood Williams
Wildwood
Elwood
Otis
Snag) Sargent
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Winchester Evening Star
The
Star
Russell Williams
South Cameron Street
Handley High School
China Admits Defense Line Yields to Japanese Yangtze Advance
Chinese authorities said the Matowchen defense system was giving way as Japan pushed toward Hankow with main forces withdrawn to hills between Matowchen and Pengtseh. Flooding rains intensified river danger while Chinese recaptured positions near the boom and both sides’ air forces operated amid rain and fog.
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Shanghai
Japan
Yangtze River
Hankow
China
Matowchen
Pengtseh
Yangtze
Kiukiang
Lampooning Of Hitler In Song Brings Protest
Prague reports no confirmation of a German protest over youths in Brno singing songs lampooning Adolf Hitler. Official circles in Czechoslovakia could not verify the DNB claim of a sharp protest by Germany regarding school performances in Moravia's capital.
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Hitler
Praha
DNB
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Brno
Moravia
Child Dies From Rattlesnake Bite in Maryland
Cumberland Md June 30 Wanda Casner ten year old daughter of H H and Pearl Casner of Green Spring Valley West Virginia fifteen miles below Cumberland was bitten by a rattlesnake yesterday afternoon while picking berries with other children. She died this morning despite serum administered by three physicians.
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Cumberland
Wanda
H. H
Pearl Casner
Green Spring Valley
W. Va
Two WPA Agents Punished for Political Coercion in Kentucky
Washington June 30 WPA head Harry Hopkins announced two Kentucky WPA workers were punished for political coercion. Lee Carden and Cleve Keeney faced swift action after evidence showed Carden distributed registration cards and Keeney urged subordinates to support Barkley. Goodolan to take punitive steps.
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Washington
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Kentucky
Hopkins
Alben W. Barkley
A. B. Chandler
Lee Carden
Edmonson County
Cleve Keeney
Pulaski County
Carden
McCormick Search All But Hopeless
The hunt for Medill McCormick, missing heir to a Chicago publishing fortune, continued stubbornly yet with dwindling hope as rescuers comb the Sandia foothills eight days after he vanished. His sister Mrs. Cortland Barnes of New York stated the search will go on but with reduced forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N.M
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Sandia
Love Strike Moves Him Out At Irvington Mansion
Mrs. Hedi Heusser, a red haired divorcee, maintains a sit-in at Rollo Blanchard’s Irvington N Y mansion while he refuses to marry her. Blanchard, now aboard his yacht, says he will not oust her nor admit a marriage promise. Central Press reports.
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Hedi Heusser
Rollo Blanchard
Irvington
N. Y
Center
William Cunningham
Blanchard
Sunset Concerts Along Potomac Returns With NSO
The National Symphony Orchestra of Washington D C revives Sunset Symphonies from July 10 to August 17 at the Watergate near the Lincoln Memorial with Dr. Hans Kindler conducting July 10 13 and August 17. Guest conductors include Rudolph Ganz Victor Kolar Ferde Grofe Reginald Stewart Willem van Hookstraten and a composers concert on August 7. The open air concerts use a steel Navy barge acoustical stage moored on the Potomac and are presented with National Park Service cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River
National Symphony Orchestra of
Washington, D. C
Hans Kindler
National Symphony
Kindler
National Symphony Orchestra Association
Watergate
Lincoln Memorial
National Park Service
Ferde Grofe
Reginald Stewart
Toronto
Willem van Hookstrated
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Lewisohn Stadium
United States
Potomac
Arlington Memorial Bridge
Methodists Begin Joint Meet to Plan Unification
Evanston Illinois June 30 Leaders from the three branches of Methodism meet for a two day session of the commission on inter denominational relations and church union about 75 churchmen attend from the Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church South and the Methodist Protestant Church Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes will appoint committees to work out unification details The consolidation unlikely to be completed before 1942 and would unite about 8 000 000 members.
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Evanston
Ill
United States
Commission On Inter-Denominational Relations
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Protestant Church
Edwin Holt Hughes
Washington, D. C
Methodist Church
Martin To Head Stock Exchange At 48000 Salary
William McC Martin, 31, was chosen as the NYSE's first salaried president, resigning his chairmanship and divesting other interests to meet the new constitution. His annual pay will be 48000 dollars, and he will transfer his NYSE membership and his stake in A G Edwards and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William McC. Martin
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Martin
The
Stock Exchange
St. Louis
A. G. Edwards and Sons
Kiwanis Vote Funds for Scouts and Pool Project
Kiwanis Club approved allocations to Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts for camp expenses totaling 60, with 50 toward rehabilitating the American Legion pool. Ten dollars funded baseball tickets for children to see Walter Johnson on July Fourth. Walter Johnson visit planned with Arlington trip to follow.
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Boy Scouts
Walter Johnson
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
California
Girl Scout Organization
American Legion
Hear McVicar
Charles P. McVicar
All Day Fourth of July Services at Mission Church
Rev. J. S. Shade announces annual all day Fourth of July services at Pentecostal Mission 113 South Cameron with 11 am 2 30 pm and 8 pm services. Visiting preachers from West Virginia Virginia and Maryland will attend and a free noon dinner for out of town visitors will be served. Excavation has begun for a new church on South Brad dock street costing 4500 dollars.
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J. S. Shade
Pentecostal
South Cameron Street
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Shade
Braddock Street
New Paint Trial For City Parking Zones
The city tests a new paint for marking restricted parking areas side by side with the old brand to observe potential superiority. Observers will compare durability visibility and longevity in real use.
Ex-Chancellor Held By Nazis As Not Wedded
Vienna reports Joseph Buerckel, high commissioner for annexed Austria, declared that the Nazi regime has not wed the former chancellor to any political outcome. The statement comments on alleged loyalties and stance within the regime.
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Vienna
Joseph Buerckel
Austria
Austrian Chancellor Not Married Says Jaurckel
In a conference with reporters, Jaurckel argued that Kurt Schuschnig would not receive special privileges while under arrest, noting that even if he were married such liberties would not be granted like those for others in custody.
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Kurt Schuschnige
Jaurckel
Pope Plea for Mercy in Bombing China
Vatican reports Pope Pius appeals to Japan to spare civilians during air raids in China. Representations made through Monsignor Paolo Marella in Tokyo, which acknowledged receipt and said it would be treated with consideration and deference.
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Gandolfo
Italy
Vatican
Pius
China
Tokyo
Paolo Marella
Rail Workers See Picture Of Gloom Sketched
Chicago June 30 Railroad management warned trainmen that a 15 percent wage cut is needed as railroad net earnings fell by more than 70 percent while average monthly earnings of trainmen rose 16 percent H A Knochs chairman of the carriers joint conference committee outlined a bleak financial picture at a meeting with Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen representatives.
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Chicago
H. A. Knochs
Carriers’ Joint Conference
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Storm Sewer Work To Start Soon In Winchester
City workers have nearly finished sanitary sewer work on North Cameron Street as crews relocate an old line to a lower level. The project cost about $8,000 with $2,500 city share and the remainder covered by the WPA. Storm sewer work will follow at the Robinson Cold Storage Plant, funded by the city with a $2,500 appropriation.
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Cameron Street
Gibbons Street
WPA
Robinson
City of
Winchester
Commnon Council
Ickes dodges question on spending officers urging candidates
Secretary Ickes refused to discuss whether spending officers may urge political support. He deflected remarks attributed to Aubrey Williams and joked about being a lame duck, offering no comment on officers' conduct or ethics.
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Washington
Ickes
Aubrey Williams
Works Progress
Elms Treated Against Insects Citywide and Private Property
The Chinese and Siberian elms along streets and on private properties were sprayed today after earlier park commission plans. Private trees received treatment for a nominal fee to combat insect attacks.
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Park Commission
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Heroes of Gridiron
Frederick, Maryland
Marbles
Henkow
E. Boscawen St
John W. Rosenberger & Co
South Braddock
Winchester Furniture Co
South Main St
Methodist
Exchange
Ioner of
Harry W. Ebert
E. E. Harbaugh
R. B. Brown
Arthur Robinson
George Snarr
E. B. Cooper
Good Fellowship
Arlington County Club
Arlington
Kiwanis
Mission Church
Ofuly
Srey | Ae
Martinsburg
Hagerstown, Md
Baltimore, Md
Harrisburg, Pa
Uniontown, Pa
N. Braddock St
Pittsburg
Pope
North Cameron
Dack
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