Opequon Presbyterian Chapel to be dedicated June 4
The new Presbyterian Church at Opequon will be dedicated Sunday June 4 with former pastors invited. Construction began last February and the Rosenberger Company built the structure with foreman B F Preffitt. The old frame church will be razed and the grounds beautified. total cost is about 4000 dollars. Former pastors Daffin Gerrardstown and Alan Jones Moorefield are expected to attend.
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New Presbyterian
Opequon
E. Summers McGavock
Rosenberger Company
B. F. Preffitt
Braddock Street
J. B. Singhass
McGavock
Mr. Daffin
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Alan Jones
Moorefield
Wagner Bill Is Opposed by Senator Wagner
Senator Wagner warns House labor committee against discarding the labor relations act. He defends the act as a fair, peaceful instrument benefiting workers employers and the public. He urges careful consideration of AFL amendments and urges both workers and employers to scrutinize any changes that could disrupt industrial harmony.
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Washington
Wagner
House Labor Committee
AFL
America
The
New Yorker
New Yorkers Vote on Betting in Parimutuel Issue
Albany May 18 New York state race fans face a ballot choice on pari mutuel wagering versus human bookmakers. The Assembly approved a measure to put a constitutional amendment to a public vote in the fall election.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
New York
Assembly
Banking study course completed in Winchester region
Bank officers and employees across Winchester Frederick Clarke Shenandoah and Warren counties finished the first year of study under the American Institute of Banking. instructors Ralph M. Ware and others led the class with numerous staff from First National Berryville Nutanuttent Strasburg Front Royal Clarke County Berryville Winchester and Shenandoah Valley banks among the graduates.
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Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Shenandoah
Warren
American Institute of Banking
Ralph M. Ware
First National Bank of
Berryville
Rhodes
McWilliams
Johnson
Massanutten Bank of
Joe Thomas
The
Shenandoah Valley Nation Bank of
Hunter Kern
Blanche Noonan
Goldie Brown
Phyllis Whitmore
Claude M. Grim
Kenzel F. Whitacre
Harry R. Ridgeway
J. W. Hollis
W. Eugene Adams
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company of
Earthquakes rise in number across California region
PASADENIA Calif May 18 reports show an unusual surge of large quakes. Dr Charles Richter of Caltech Seismological Laboratory notes the April 29 shock was the strongest since 1922 and others large and small have followed in the past 30 days, with shocks recorded nearby and far away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadenia
Calif
Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology
Seismological Laboratory
Here
Ex-Friend of Hitler Denies Immorality in Libel Suit
Harvard-educated Ernst Hanfstaengl testified there was no foundation for improper moral relations with Hitler. He spoke in a libel suit against Selfridge and Company over a New York magazine article. Hanfstaengl said his friendship with Hitler ended in 1934. Selfridge's lawyer claimed the suit aimed to profit.
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London
Ernst “Putzi
Hanfstaengl
Adolf Hitler
The
Fuehrer
Selfridge and Company, Ltd
New York
Hitler
Dewey to Probe Kuhn Bund Tax Violations in New York
A 42 page report accuses Fritz Kuhn and seven Bund associates of 40 city relief tax law violations. Mayor LaGuardia sends the file to District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey for possible criminal action. four related corporations face tax delinquencies.
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New York
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Thomas E. Dewey
LaGuardia
William D. Herran
Kuhn
Herlands
Germany
Dwelling Destroyed by Fire at Wright Farm West of Stephens
A defective flue caused a fire that destroyed the Wrights’ dwelling on the 153one dairy farm west of Stephens. Mr and Mrs Wright were outside tending chores when discovered. Neighbors helped prevent spread to nearby structures. Winchester fire department not needed. Loss estimated 2000 to 2500 dollars, partially insured. The Wrights plan to rebuild soon. They had previously faced a deadly home invasion about a year earlier. They spent last night with neighbor Fred W. Ridings.
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Clark P. Wright
Stephens Y
Wrights
Fred W. Ridings
Death Cause Still Sought After Stag Picnic Altercation
Sarasota Florida May 18 coroner jury seeks further information on the exact cause of Potter D Orsay Palmers death following a stag picnic altercation. Dr David R Kennedy testified the 35 year old Chicago heir died of natural causes not brain hemorrhage. Palmer died in hospital four days after a reported blow to the head. Inquest recessed awaiting post mortem. Assistant State's Attorney Smiley said no blame found and investigation is complete unless new developments arise.
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Sarasota
Fla
Franklin Redd, Jr
Potter D'Orsay Palmer
David R. Kennedy
Chicago
Palmer
Redd
W. M. Smiley
Smiley
Dodgers Hold Tigers In Narrow Victory Amid Slumps
Brooklyn Dodgers held Detroit to six singles as Washington ended a losing streak. Ray Radcliffe of the White Sox delivered a pinch single in the tenth to spark Chicago’s 6-3 win over Boston. Tamulis and Higbe dueled in a 19 inning 9 9 tie. Yesterday’s results featured Washington over Detroit and New York over Cleveland.
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Tigers
Washington
Ray Radcliff
White Sox
Chicaze
Red Sox
Vito Tamulis
Dodgers
Walter Higbe
Cubs
Tamulis
Higbe
Pitchers St Louis at New York Mills and others
Baseball matchups list games with St Louis against New York Mills Ruffing facing 5 0 for the Yankees. Cleveland meets Philadelphia Hodlin 3 2 against Caster 3 3. Chicago travels to Boston Whitehead 0 2 against Auker 1 1. Detroit visits Washington Mc Kain 1 0 and Carrasquel 0 0.
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St. Louis
New York
Mills
Ruffing
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Hodlin
Caster
Chicago
Boston
Whitehead
Auker
Detroit
Washington
McKain
Carrasquel
National League Scores Mixed Overnight Baseball Results
New York and St Louis split a doubleheader or joint game, Cincinnati defeated by Boston 1 to 3, Philadelphia routed Pittsburgh 7 to 3, Brooklyn and Chicago played to a dramatic 9 to 9 tie after 19 innings.
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New York
St. Louis
Salvo
Warneke
C. Davis
Boston
Cincinnati
MacFayden
Vander Meer
Derringer
Brooklyn
Chicago
Mungo
Lee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hollingsworth
Tobin
We Pet
Sheen E
Eeseves
Teeees
Bostort
State Coal Mines Being Re-Opened
Operators in five southwest Virginia counties signed a union shop contract with the United Mine Workers and recalled about 7,500 miners idle since April 1. The Virginia group joined six groups in adopting the Appalachian agreement reached in New York May 12.
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Norton
Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
New York
Harlan,Ky
Opera- TS
Buchanan County
Tavewell County
West Virginia
Wise, Lee, Dickinson, Russell
Tazewell
George H. Esser
John Saxton
Virginia Coal Operators Association
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Co
Clinchfield Coal Corp
Clinchco
Dante
Ruth Elkhorn Coals, Inc
Steinman
Saxton
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Ieee
Bledser
Doan
Pennzoil
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Canada
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Chapman Motor CO
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Thomas
Credit Jewelers
Clowe’s
N. Loudoun St
Dr. Pepper
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