Actors Struck Workers Shown Picket Lines At Major Studios
Hollywood faced a looming screen strike as 10 000 studio workers were called out by four unions including scenic artists painters and drafsmen Production at major studios continued with few disruptions At MGM Paramount and Fox pickets appeared at gates while big names arrived for work and the Screen Actors Guild prepared a Monday decision with leaders Montgomery and others weighing possible action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Macy
Twentieth Century-Fox
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Paramount
Screen Actor’s Guild
Work Guild
Clark Gable
William Powell
Jean Harlow
Greta Garbo
Jeanette McDonald
Florence Rice
Irene Dunne
Jean Arthur
Randolph Scott
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Martha Raye
Jack Benny
Metro-Goldown-Mayer
Universal
Warner Brothers
Columbia
Hal Roach
Selznick International
Sama Goldwyn
R-K-O
Guild
Screen Actors’ Guild
Robert Montgomery
Frederic March
James Cagney
Boris Karloff
Marion Davies
Nine Ships To Evacuate Bilbao Children Amid Bay of Biscay Action
Nine British merchant ships plan to evacuate 4000 to 5000 Bilbao children to St Jean de Luz as Franco’s forces defy outsiders. The Espana crew perished after a government air strike, but survivors were saved.
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Espana
Bay of Biscay
Hendaye
Bilbao
Mibao
St. Jean de Luz
France
R. C. Stevenson
Npervian River
Warswollen
Portelet
Hamsterley
Thurs- Marvin
Sheaf Field
Bactonworth
Blackhill
Thropehall
Consett
Francisco
Franco
Great Britain
Spain
Crus
Velasco
Santander
Bay
Biscay
Winchester Festival Promises New Features For Visitors
Mr Winchester extols the region as a garden spot of the Old Dominion with pink and white blossoms along hillside vistas. The annual hospitality fair attracts thousands, promising many new features to charm guests and win new friends.
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Winchester
Old Dominion
The
Valla
Clearfield Legion Band To Lead Apple Blossom Parade
The five time champion Clearfield Pennsylvania American Legion band has been chosen to lead the grand parade of the Apple Blossom Festival The Trail of the Pink Petals announced by W A Baker The band is famed for performances in Paris and major U S cities and drew praise from crowds abroad during the 1928 Legion parade in New York and Paris
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Clearfield American Legion Band
Clearfield
American Legion
Doughboys
Paris
Legion
Pennsylvania
W. A. Baker
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Beardall To Crown Queen At Apple Blossom Festival
Captain J R Beardall, naval air to Secretary Swanson, will crown the queen at the Apple Blossom Festival. He will succeed John Townsend Jr as coronation official and is a Florida-born USNA 1900 graduate. The event, held at the esplanade of the Shenandoah High School, features Elizabethan costumes for the queen and attendants.
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J. R. Beardall
Captain Beardell
Naval Air
Claude Swanson
Beardall
F Or
John G. Townsend, Jr
Corfielia
Anne Larus
Bearcat
Florida -and
United States Naval Academy
Edith McCormick
Clarke County
Admiral McCormick
Berryville
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Phelps Place
Winchester
Andley High School
New Minister Installed at Loudoun Street Presbyterian
The Rev. Ronald S. Wilson, formerly of Greensboro North Carolina, is to be formally installed as pastor of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church at 730 tomorrow evening. A Winchester Presbytery commission will conduct the service with Rev G G Sydnor presiding and preaching. The sermon and charges will be delivered by Rev Allen Jones and Rev M Carr. Also named to the commission are Jon G W McCauley and Dr Robert M Glass.
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Ronald S. Wilson
Greensboro
N. C
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Winchester Presbytery
G. G. Sydnor
Charles Town
W. Va
Allen Jones
Moorefield
M. Carr
Berryville
Presbytery
Jon G. W. McCauley
Robert M. Glass
Winchester
Weather Outlook for Atlantic States May Week
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday predicts rain in the North and Middle Atlantic States by Monday night or Tuesday. Wednesday through the latter half should be fair. Temperatures expected to run somewhat above normal with a new show of Holeproot Hos ne pr. up. Moling and Cather.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Moling É& Cather
Public Men Challenged Public Minds at Baltimore Banquet
Senator Harry Byrd urged public figures and newspapers to present issues with frankness despite popularity. He spoke at a Baltimore AP banquet hosted by Paul Patterson of the Associated Press and attended by Virginia and Chesapeake editors. Byrd had traveled from Petersburg after witnessing cadets and Marines reenact the Crater battle. Continued on Page 7, Col. 2.
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Baltimore
Harry Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Virginia
Chesapeake
Associated Press
Paul Patterson
A. S. Abell Company
Sunpapers
Winchester Evening Star
Harrisonburg News-Record
Petersburg
Battle of the Crater
Virginia Military Institute
United States
Top Dressing Is Put On Road No.7
Residents report asphalt top dressing applied to route No. 7 near Reynolds Store in Frederick county. Work starts at the West Virginia line and moves toward Winchester with weather conditions likely affecting speed. West Virginia must replace a washed away Great Cacapon river bridge. minor damage noted on Virginia sections but repairs expected.
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West Virginia
Frederick County
Reynolds Store
Winchester
Berkeley Springs
Great Cacapon River
Virginia
Bishop Moore Selected to Oversee Eight Episcopal Districts
The Board of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church South names Bishop Arthur J. Moore to supervise Virginia Baltimore Western Virginia conferences formerly led by the late Bishop Mouzon. Moore will also oversee Europe Asia and Africa and begin a tour with the Warsaw Poland session June 10 followed by Prague, Belgium and Virginia meetings through October and November in Seoul Kobe and Sungkiang.
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Nashville
Tenn
Board of Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Arthur J. Moore
Edwin B. Mouzon
Virginia
Baltimore
Moore
San Antonio Tex
Shanghai
China
Europe
Asia
Africa
Mission Board
Mouzon
Church
College of Bishops
College
Todo
Warsaw
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Belgium
Brussels
Western Virginia
Huntington
W. Va
Winchester
Norfolk
Sungkiang
Korea
Seoul
Japan
Kobe
Two Die Testing Boat on Susquehanna River at Wrightsville
Albert A. Linebaugh age 39 of York and Raymond Leber 35 a railroad brakeman of Baltimore drowned when the small boat they occupied capsized during a test on the Susquehanna River near Wrightsville. Linebaugh was preparing to buy the craft.
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York
Albert A. Linebaugh
Raymond Leber
Baltimore
Queen Shenandoah XIV to Be Crowned on Friday Radio Broadcast
The Queen Shenandoah XIV subjects will hear the voice of their gracious lady Friday as she is crowned. Gretchen Bigelow Thompson, a New Orleans blonde, will appear Tuesday on the National Farm and Home Hour, described as the most popular program on air. The voice will travel coast to coast and to Hawaii via the Coast To Coast Broadcasting Company. The program runs from 1 10 to 1 20 p m with Senator Harry F Byrd introducing Her Majesty to the radio audience.
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Shenandoah XIV
Gretchen Bigelow ‘Thom~son
New Orleans
Hawaii
Harry F. Byrd
Axe Inflicts Painful Gash on Frederick County Man
Harry Gardner, a Timber Ridge resident and married man, suffered a severe gash in the right leg when a double bladed axe flew from a miscreant’s grip on a Walter Moore farm. He received first aid and was taken to a physician for care.
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Harry Gardner
Timber Ridge
Frederick County
Mr. Gardner
Ford
J. Gardnner
Gardner
Foster Sargent
Walter Moore
Bohrer
Man ends 52 day fast with cut up steak and greens
STOOPING OAK Tenn May 1 A 45 year old Cumberland mountain fur trader Jackson Whitlow ends a 52 day fast begun March 10 on a mountain cabin diet of cut up steak and greens. Doctors warned the weakened man may relapse. he says the fast is over and he is not afraid. Florene Whitlow tends the greens as he prepares a beef broth from the meat.
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Oak
Tenn
Jackson Whitlow
Whitlow
Lord
Cumberland Mountain
Homecoming at Church of Christ Plans Anniversary Celebration
Invitations issued for the Church of Christ Homecoming and Anniversary with services at 9:45 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Delegations from local and distant churches expected. Rev John A Tate state secretary of the Disciples of Christ guest speaker at the morning service. Dinner at 12 30 in the social hall. Afternoon service at 3 p m with Rev W L Dudley presiding. Continued on page 3 col 3.
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Church of Christ
John A. Tate
Disciples of Christ
C. R.andersort
Pastor Dies At Funeral After Collapse During Service
The Rev. Samus Bee Petried, age about 75, died of a heart attack during a funeral at Ruffida relating to farmer W.ix Hough who had died after a bull attack. The service for Hough was interrupted by Petried collapsing at the casket and dying before graveside rites. Petried was a longtime neighbor and friend of Hough and leaves no surviving immediate family. His funeral was held yesterday.
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Walters
Samus Bee
United Brethren Church
Leese
Mr. Hough
Hough
W. W. Earnhardt
Seese
Grace Lutheran Men’s Bible Class 18th Anniversary
The Men’s Class at Grace Lutheran Church marks its eighteenth anniversary tomorrow. Rev. C Worthington Lowe will teach the session. Lass Orchestra provides special music. All members urged to attend. service begins at 9 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
C. Worthington Lowe
Lass
Boy Scouts Set to Sell Apple Blossom Festival Programs
Scout Executive Frank R Hort on announced today that Wednesday evening the Boy Scouts will place on sale festival programs at the Apple Blossom Festival headquarters. Scouts with credentials will retrieve their programs after school. The programs, printed in a novel form, are offered for a nominal sum as keepsakes of the Fourteenth Festival.
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Frank R. Horton
Boy Scouts of
Marshals Meeting Called for Festival Parade Night
Notice announces a Marshals meeting for the Festival Parade at the Geo Washington Hotel Monday at 7 00 p m. All marshals are to attend.
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Geo. Washington Hotel
May Day Demonstrations Across World Stir Protests
Thousands marched in major cities as Polish, Soviet, and French crowds marked May Day with parades, strikes, and rallies. In Moscow Stalin watched from Lenin's tomb while Paris and New York showcased mass shows of solidarity. Reports noted clashes and worker mobilizations amid anti Fascist sentiment and rising labor activism.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
New York
Moscow
Red Square
Joseph Stalin
Paris
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Bilbao
France
Russia
Dem
Peoples’ Front i
Lenin
Communist International
United States
Organization of Workers
Mexico City
Mexico
Detroit
United Day Committee
Michigan
United Automobile Workers of America
American Federation
Log Tours Of Orchards And AAA Route Details
The American Automobile Association logs three tours to local orchards during the expected May peak. Tour records list total mileage 13.6 miles starting at the AAA office and Washington Hotel with drives on Piccadilly Street and Fairmont Avenue then Route No.7 toward Sunnyside and Stines Chapel.
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Cihce
AAA
Washington Hotel
Piccadilly Street
Fairmont Avenue
Sunnyside
Stines
Auction Lease of 50 Acre Pasture at Court House
Notice of auction and lease for a 50 acre pasture to be held at the court house on May 6 at 11 o clock. Harry L McCann, recorder, lists details in the April 30 and May 3 notices at ser.
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Court House
Harry L. McCanh
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MR Winchester
Havre
Madelon
Swanson
Presbytery Commission
Mr. Wilson
Day
Bishop Moore
Mouton
CBS
NBC
George Hicks
Andic
J. Pinckney Arthur
Arthur
Rotary Club
S.S. Seese
Boy Scouts
Hitler
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