Prospects Of Power Report Bitter Fight Submits Tax Bill
Senate finance committee approval of a rewritten tax bill sparks foreseen floor battle. Byrd deems the measure less harmful than the House version, while administration leaders hint at floor substitutes and continued tax debate.
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Byrd
House
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Committee
Treasury
Roosevelt
King
Utah
Finance Committee
Senate
D-Va
Encouragement for Graduates Entering the Job Market
Winchester urges employers to support new graduates as they leave college with diplomas. He notes many will face discouragement and scarce openings but promises they will not be denied. A kind letter or gesture can aid their progress and costs nothing.
Wanted settled couple cook and chauffeur near city
Wanted ads seek a settled couple to work near the city with living quarters board and $50 monthly. Apply Skull's Lodge Berry's Ferry Route 50.
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Skull's Lodge
Berry's Ferry
Reproductions and Upholstery Services Advertised
Reproductions in upholstering refinishing and repairing own furniture offered. Reasonable rates. Cook's corner Valley Pike contact via Phone 1446. May 1986 classified item listing.
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Cook's Corner
Valley Pike
Winchester Park Association Meeting Rescheduled for Monday
The Winchester Park Association moves the meeting to next Monday night at 8 o'clock to finish work for opening playgrounds after school. Members and citizens are urged to attend as tennis courts near completion and softball diamonds and other facilities require further effort.
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Winchester Park Association
Miss Barbour to Speak at North Braddock Street Church
Miss Evelyn Barbour of New York City will speak at the United Brethren Church on North Braddock Street during the 11 oclock service tomorrow morning. She has spoken in the local church on two prior occasions and was well received. The public is invited to attend.
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Evelyn Barbour
New York City
United Brethren Church
North Braddock Street
Miss Barbour
Memorial Day Rites For Soldier Dead Observed
Memorial Day services at the National Cemetery honored veterans from all wars. Rev. Charles W. Caulkins urged dedication to democracy and peace as flags and flowers graced graves under Capt. D. M. Sprinkle’s supervision with help from the Ladies National Memorial Association and Boy Scouts.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
National Cemetery
Ladies’ National Orial Association
D. M. Sprinkle
Coopery
Memorial Association
Boy Scouts
Memorial Day Program for Confederate Services in Stonewall Cemetery
Invitations go to city military groups and fire companies for the Confederate memorial in Stonewall Cemetery on June 6. A morning parade forms at City Hall at 10 o clock led by marshal Dr George H Heist with J William Stryker assisting. Colorful tributes include grave decorations, Boy Scout help, and a program at Stonewall Cemetery with band, prayers, address by William W Glass, and benediction.
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Cameron Street
George H. Heist
J. William Stryker
Stonewall
Mount Hebron
Stonewall Memorial Association
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Stonewall Cemetery
Handley High School
W. H. McIlwee
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
William W. Glass
Emmett B. McGukin
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Mr. Clark
Volley
Company Tr. Taps. Bugler
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States
Virginia
South
Rexall One Cent Sale Continues at Brooks Pharmacy
Brooks' Pharmacy runs a Rexall One Cent Sale with low prices through Monday June 1 offering super values and savings opportunities for shoppers. The notice highlights ongoing deals and urges customers to visit for discounts.
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Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Mrs Young Injured in Zioncheck Apartment Scuffle
Mrs Benjamin Scott Young, 92, was carried to a hospital with a fractured right hip after a scuffle in the apartment she leased to Representative Marion Zioncheck. She accused Zioncheck and associates of forcing her from her home and vowed to press a warrant. Police questioned her age and details as events moved quickly after Zioncheck returned to Washington.
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Washington
Benjamin Scott Young
Marion Zioncheck
Seattle
Wash
Goutend
Young
Zioncheck
Pittsburgh
Open Air Concert Draws Large Crowd at Handley High
In front of Handley High School the Winchester Public Schools presented their first open air concert attracting around 2,000 attendees. Directed by Mrs Hoye Riley the event featured a 500 voice chorus and included performances by fourth to sixth graders, high school glee clubs, and the grand finale with the entire school as darkness fell under floodlights.
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Winchester Public Schoos
Handley High School
Hoye Riley
Hopewell Meeting to celebrate 200th anniversary at Clearbrook
On Saturday June 20 Hopewell Meeting members will gather at Clearbrook to mark the 200th anniversary of the congregation. Four children will unveil a monument as national and international Friends attend, with J Passmore Elkinton Anne Griscom Elkinton and Dr John W Wayland among those invited to participate.
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Hopewell Meeting
Clearbrook
Society of Friends
Elkintons
J. Passmore Elkinton
Anne Griscom Elkinton
Philadelphia
London
John W. Wayland
Harrisonburg
Hopewell
Pope Pius XI to Birthday Mass Welcomes Pilgrims
Telegrams and thousands of pilgrims arrive in Rome to greet Pope Pius XI on his seventy ninth birthday. Pilgrims from Europe the Americas Asia and Africa gather at Vatican City for the birthday mass at St Peter's and a planned audience. A semi jubilee year begins with many pilgrimages and the pope is expected to speak on lay activities of the church and grant an apostolic blessing.
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Pope Pius
Rome
Europe
Americas
Asia
Africa
Pope Pius XI
St. Peter's
Democrats Hold County Conclave in Norfolk
Frederick county Democrats met this afternoon elected 15 delegates and 15 alternates to the Virginia State Democratic Convention in Norfolk in June. They endorsed President Roosevelt’s administration and pledged efforts to secure his reelection. They commended Harry F. Byrd and Carter Glass in the Senate and backed Rep A Willis Robertson Governor George C Peery T Russell Cather and E Blackburn Moore.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Norfolk
Roosevelt
Harry F. Byrd
Carter Glass
United States Senate
A. Willis Robertson
George C. Peery
T. Russell Cather
E. Blackburn Moore
Confederate Veteran to Attend Antietam Memorial in Hagerstown
George W. Dellinger, 90 plus, veteran of Company I, 23rd Virginia Cavalry, says Yankees Didn’t Whip Us and plans to carry Confederate colors at memorial exercises for North and South sons at Antietam. He travels from Winchester to Hagerstown where locals warmly welcome his appearance as an “un reconstructed” rebel amid a century of memory.
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George W. Dellinger
23Rd
Virginia Cavalry
Confederacy
Potomac
Sons of North
Hagerstown
Winchester
Dellinger
Antietam
Pershing Warns America Against Dictatorship Risks
General John J. Pershing, at Arlington Memorial Day ceremonies with President Roosevelt nearby, urges preservation of democracy and vigilance to avoid dictatorship. He warns against appeasing minorities and stresses a strong, law-based government and national unity to keep world peace.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
Arlington National Cemetery
Americar
France
United States
Roosevelt
Pershing
Voting Lists Ready For Printers In Frederick County
Frederick county voting lists are complete and will go to the printer next week. About 3,000 voters have paid capitation taxes and are eligible for the November general elections, with occasional years reaching 3,500. City lists are prepared and ready. June 8 councilman election list matches the April Democratic primary. Minors may qualify by paying poll tax and registering before the election.
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Frederick County
Roberts. Smith
Smith
W.W. A. Baker
Aia
Prisoner Taken by Striking French Workers
In Carnaur factory west central France striking metal workers held the chief engineer prisoner while other strikers negotiated independent agreements with owners. Meanwhile in San Pedro California two U.S. Navy battleships crippled during secret maneuvers near the Panama Canal moved toward the base with mine sweepers as escort. In Kiel Germany high officials led by Adolf Hitler celebrated the twentieth anniversary of the Battle of Jutland with the revived Nazi Navy flying the imperial war flag.
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Paris
Carnaur
France
San Pedro
Calif
United States Navy
Panama Canal
San Pedro Naval Base
Kiel
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Jutland
Naval Academy June Week Opens With 263 Midshipmen to Graduate
Visitors from across the nation gather in Annapolis for the opening of June week at the naval academy. The event concludes Thursday with about 263 midshipmen receiving their diplomas.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Memorial Day Flood Rains Wash Out Granada Roads
Granada Colorado faces severe flooding with 18 inches of water as two people are reported missing. Highways and rail lines are washed out in the aftermath of a cresting flood on the anniversary of last year’s disaster.
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Granada
Colo
Colorado
Winnipeg Grain Exchange Sees Continued Upward Trend
Winnipeg on May 30 saw the grain exchange operate independently as outside markets closed. Wheat prices rose with May at 76 1-4, July at 77 7-8, and October at 77 7-8 cents, reflecting a sustained upward trend.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Crowds Attend Potato Blossom Festival Parade
Crowds in Keller Virginia gather for the second annual Potato Blossom Festival as threatening clouds clear, raising hope rain will not interrupt this afternoon's parade despite drought damaged crops needing moisture.
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Keller
Church Rift Flares as Assembly Approves 1936 Budget
In Syracuse on May 30, 148th Presbyterian Assembly moved to adopt an $8,000,000 budget for 1936-37 despite protests from Fundamentalist followers. The Fundamentalist-Modernist controversy flared anew within the church.
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Syracuse
Presbyterian Church
One Hundred and Forty-Eighth Assembly
Hindenburg Flies From Rio To Home Port
The German airship Hindenburg lifted off at 6 40 a m today en route to its home port of Frankfurt am Main Germany marking a notable departure from Rio de Janeiro.
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Hindenburg
Rio DE Janeiro
Frankfort-Am-Main
Germany
Anti Japanese Display Shines in Shanghai Parade
Two thousand Shanghai students marched through the streets waving banners and shouting anti Japanese epithets, in a demonstration echoing Thursday’s Tientsin student protest.
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Shanghai
Japan
Tientsin
Queen Mary Breaks 25-Hour Record En Route to New York
The Queen Mary on the May 30 voyage en route to New York broke the 25 hour single day speed record set by the Normandie but did not reach its 24 hour maximum speed. The British liner exceeded the Normandies 25 hour mark by two minutes.
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New York
Memorial Day crash near Richmond claims six lives
A late night collision on U S Route No four lanes near Richmond killed eight occupants of a sedan. Melville Partin 20 Matoaca and Ruby Patton 14 Hopewell were among the dead. Two others died later at Memorial Hospital and Johnston Willis. Injured include Robert Barron Matoaca and David Skinner Matoaca. Driver C H Dubose 18 Roseboro N C facing charges as investigators piece together the wreck at the Angle Inn turnoff.
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Richmond
Melville Partin
Matoaca
Here
Sam Redding
Ruby Patton
Hopewell
Robert Barron
Memorial Hospital
David E. Skinner
Club Dominion
Petersburg Turnpike
C. H. Dubose
Roseboro
N. C
Angle Inn
Joseph Barron
Misses Lane
Patton
Johnston-Willis Hospital
Lewis
Harrell
Redding
O. M. Lohr
Dubose
Chesterfield
H. Lewis
Salemburg
Ted Horn Dominates 350 Mile Speedway Race in Indianapolis
Ted Horn of Los Angeles, a new entrant, grabbed the lead at 350 miles in the 350 mile automobile race at Speedway Indiana. William Shorty Gant of Detroit moved into second place as Louie Meyer of California dropped to third.
British amateur gold champion crowned at St Andrews
Hector Thomson won the British amateur gold championship at St Andrews as crowds gathered in Scotland. In Indianapolis, 106000 spectators filled the speed classic venue while Keller Virginia prepared for the Potato Festival opening after clearing threatening clouds.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Keller
Foreign St.anndrews
Scotland
Hector Thomson
South End Hose Co. Regular Meeting Notices
South End Hose Company announces its regular business meeting on Monday night June 1. The notice provides no further details beyond date and attendance call.
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South End Hose Co
Abe Ae
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