Business Must Re sell Itself For Recovery Says Williams
S. Clay Williams of R J Reynolds told Chamber of Commerce leaders that the United States must regain confidence by re selling itself and earning income, noting taxes and government drains weaken the economy. He warned continued tax increases raise costs and harm world competitiveness, urging prompt tax policy changes. He also cited centralization and planned economies as threats to liberty.
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Washington
S. Clay Williams
R.j.reynolds Tobacco Company
NRA
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Harry L. Hopkins
Williams
United States Treasury
United States
Congress
America
Chamber
Davis
What Winchester Frederick Clarke Need Most Essay Idea
Win Winchester school teachers are urged to have students write on what Winchester Frederick or Clarke needs most. The essay would engage future leaders with local affairs and spark interest in progressive development. A chance to win a free trip to the World of Tomorrow World’s Pair is offered.
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Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Airplanes Faster After North American Drag Reduction Breakthrough
Langley Field, Va May 2 A NACA announcement says drag on wings was cut 75 to 25 percent enabling planes to potentially reach 400 to 500 mph. Col Lindbergh notes secrecy while George W Lewis cites a boundary layer design keeps airflow smooth to the trailing edge.
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Devon Francis
Associated Press
Langley Field
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Col
Charles Lindbergh
George W. Lewis
Lindbergh
Army Air Corps
Washington
Dr. Lewis
Lewis
Remai
City Council to Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
Common Council members have been notified of a regular meeting at 7 30 p m in the council chambers City Hall No special business was learned to be on the agenda only routine items to be discussed during the session
Lost striped gray kitten seeks home and reward
Lost Saturday striped gray kitten. Reward offered. Contact 1349-R. Phone listed for response. Household notice requests return of pet and thanks offer.
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R. Ape
Fire And Flood Follow Quakes In North Japan
North Japan faced a triple disaster as a strong earthquake, fires, and floods struck Akita and surrounding coastal areas. Ten known dead, hundreds missing or injured, and thousands displaced as towns suffered collapsed tunnels, power loss, and coast changes. Troops, doctors, and relief workers moved to the disaster zone amid scarce food and water.
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Japan
Tokyo
Aikawa
Funakawa
Akita
Oga Peninsula
Lassen Peak Seen Emitting Steam in California Observers Report
MINERAL California May 2 Reports that Lassen Peak long dormant is emitting steam and smoke from fissures near the 10543 foot summit. Naturalist Carl Swartzlow notes credibility in Thatcher's observations while residents recall earthquakes before the last eruption. A quake was felt March 30 and tremors linger along the coast from Alaska to San Diego.
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Mineral
Calif
Lassen Peak
America
Carl Swartzlow
Lassen Volvanic National Park
Thatcher
Shasta
Las- Sen
Pacif
Alaska
San Die
House Showdown On Reorganization
The House reorganization committee voted to bring a resolution before the House to express disapproval of President Roosevelt's government reorganization plan. The vote was reported to be along party lines, signaling a likely showdown in Congress.
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Washington
House Reorganization Committee
Roosevelt
House
Quarles McIntyre And Williams To Be Essay Judges
Garland R. Quarles W W McIntyre and R Gray Williams will judge the civic improvement essay contest for Winchester. Three Frederick and three Clarke county citizens will judge letters. Three $ trips to the New York World's Fair offered to winners from Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties. Letters must be 400 words or less and mailed by May 10.
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Garland R. Quarles
Handley Schools
W. W. McIntyre
Methodist Church
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke
New York
Prederick County
Clarke County
Prederick
THE
STAR
Star Office
Williams
Quarles
McIntyre
Search for Pendergast aide Schneider widens to FBI aid
FBI agents take lead in determining if E. L. Schneider’s disappearance is a hoax suicide or foul play. Schneider, secretary to eight Pendergast companies, vanished after his sedan with notes was found on a river bridge. hat floated downstream. Investigators weigh suicide notes and grand jury testimony amid tax evasion charges against T. J. Pendergast.
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Kansas City
FBI
E. L. Schneider
T. J. Pendergast
U. S&s
Maurice M. Milligan
Pendergast
Schneider
Missouri River
Ly Schneider
Miligan
Vncromes
Wyandotte
Kansas
Haile Selassie Prays for Restoration of Ethiopian Empire
Haile Selassie I, it is reported, is fasting and praying in Bath England on the third anniversary of his flight from Addis Ababa hoping for restoration of his empire. The ex emperor lives as Tafari Makonnen in a Georgian mansion near Bath and has not renounced his titles.
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Haile Selassie
Bath
England
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie I
Ethiopia
An Eek
Napoleon
League of Nations
League Council
Tafari Makonnen
Great Britain
London
12 Mile Zones Debated For U S Territorial Waters
The State Department studies the value of extending territorial waters to 12 miles around the United States amid international questions. Senator Pittman notes peacetime benefits for Alaska fishing against Japanese nets and warns wartime risks near shore. The idea dates from a prior prohibition treaty with Britain.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Department
Pittman
Dnew
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Capitol Hill
Senators clash over adjournment and staying in session
The Senate rejected Bankhead's plan to adjourn June 15 urging lawmakers stay to avoid war. Johnson and Connally argued Congress must remain to address neutrality, taxes, and social security. Johnson warned that war would wreck the nation while Connally said only Congress can decide U.S. involvement. Senator Burke supported Bankhead, saying no need to stay through summer.
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Washington
Bankhead
D-Ala
Congress
Senate
Congressional
Johnson
R-Cailif
Connally
George
D. Ga
Europe
United States
Congress of the
Burke
D-Ned
City Republicans Schedule Reorganization Meeting
A reorganization meeting of the city Republicans is called for Thursday night in the Frederick County Court House. W. C. Deming district G O P chairman said the district chair will call the meeting, not the city chairman. Other details include electing a City Committee with a chairman and two committeemen from each precinct, and positions B C as vice chairman H Russell Potts as secretary and Ruth Thomas as women’s chairman.
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Frederick
W. C. Deming
Deming
Front Royal
the Star
Republican Party
Eugene Anderson
B. C
H. Russell Potts
Ruth Thomas
Slovakia Discussed During Hitler Era Conference
Berlin dispatch reports Nazi officials said Slovakia was discussed during a three day visit of Hungarian Premier Paul Teleky and Foreign Minister Stephen C. The Hungarians left Berlin with no public commitments on Slovakia but hoped closer ties with Germany could yield more territorial gains.
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Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Slovakia
Paul Teleky
Stephen C
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Carpatho-Ukraine
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Puehrer
Poland
Foreign Office
Joseph Beck
Sejm
Warsaw
Danzig
Beck
Jerzy Potocki
Washington
Hans von Moltke
Rioting Breaks Out in Everett Sea Man Strike
In Everett Massachusetts May 2 serious rioting erupted during the week old seamen strike. Police Chief George O Kenney urged all cities and towns to send men and equipment as tear gas and missiles flew. Twenty five demonstrators were arrested earlier and five others were fined for missile throwing and destruction of property at the Beacon Oil Company plant.
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Everett
Mass
George O. Kenney
National Maritime Union
CIO
Kenney
Boston Police
Boston
Edward W. Fallon
Beacon Oil Company
Perkins Tries To End Strike In New York Visit
Secretary of Labor Perkins arrived from Washington to press a settlement in the Appalachian coal strike. Dr. John R. Steelman, a conciliator, aided talks as James Walker Carter resigned from the employers’ delegation. Perkins planned to meet with Steelman and also visit the New York World's Fair as the miners operators conference adjourned.
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New York
Perkins
Washington
John R. Steelman
Labor Department
Appalachian
United Mine Workers
James Walker Carter
Carter Coal Company of
Carter
Pocahontas Operators Association
UMW
Miss Perkins
Cosmopolitan Club
Steelman
Miners-Operators
Church Merging To Be General
Kansas City May 2 Bishop Frederick D Leete of Le land Florida said today world wide union is near for Methodist churches He addressed a conference uniting three branches of Methodism in the United States foreseeing union of the western and eastern or European groups A deeper understanding is growing and world wide union is near The remarks cited meetings in the United States England and Canada and noted efforts toward unity by Dr Gordon A Sisco and Professor E E Aubrey of the union ae today toward unity
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Kansas City
Frederick D. Leete
Leland
Fla
United States
Leete
America
England
Canada
Gordon A. Sisco
Tual
E. E. Aubrey
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
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Shenandoah College
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Earl E. Baker
Gray, Avenue
Handley
California
Frederick and Clarke
Hunt
Nation
Johnson and Connally
Senate of the
Bankhed
City Republicans
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Gibraltar
North Sea
Bay of Biscay
New Gibraltar
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