Shenandoah Area Boy Scouts approve next year budget
The Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts adopt a fiscal year budget of 5700 dollars, up 320 from this year, funding camping gear travel and field work. A June 24 meeting at City Hall Handley Library will set fundraising policies and community participation for the September drives. Committee rosters include Cooper Arthur Trotter Maphis Shutters McVicar Hartman Scully and McDaniel.
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Shenandoah Area Council
Boy Beouts of America
Scout
Henry
Shenandoah Area
Handley Library
Shenandoah
E. B. Cooper
J. P. Arthur
Winchester
Herbert Trotter
Woodstock
M.S. Porterfield
Martinsburg
Fred D. Maphis
Strasburg
Dr. Shutters
Edinburg
C. P. McVicar
John 8. Scully
A. McDaniel
Martinsurg
C. S. Hartman
Akron Mayor and Union Leaders Clashing Over Goodyear Strike
Akron mayor Lee D. Schroy bans mass picketing as Goodyear Tire and Rubber resumes operations. Frank Grillo of the CIO vows determination while labor leaders urge conference to settle the dispute. Charles Collins calls for calm and cards to keep talks alive.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
United Rubber Workers
Frank Grillo
Lee D. Schroy
Charles Collins
United Labor Defense Committee
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Three Additional Villages Captured in Cedillo Campaign
Mexico City May 30. The defense ministry announced capture of three villages, the last major Cedillo strongholds in San Luis Potosi. Government spokesmen say the state is returning to normal after Cedillo rebelled on May 20.
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Mexico City
Defense Ministry
San Luis Potosi
Saturnino Cedillo
Cedillo
Middletown Church Receives Ten Chimes as Memorial
Grace Methodist Church in Middletown Va contracts with McShane Bell Foundry Baltimore to install ten chimes bequeathed by the late E Colin Larrick at a cost of 7320 dollars. The project includes belfry strengthening for five ton bells, a second floor console, a library of 100 selections, and a future chimes player. The installation memorial honors Emma Larrick Kline, sister of the deceased.
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Middletown
Grace Methodist Church
S. G. Larrick
Board of Stewards
Emma Larrick Kline
Ascension Observed by Winchester Knights Templar
Winchester Knights Templar and Virginia lodges gathered for Ascension Day services at Braddock Street Methodist Church. The service, led by Rev. T. M. Swann, included hymns Onward Christian Soldiers and The Son of God Goes Forth To War, with W. E. Hewitt and Walter Shade organizing.
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Knights Templar of
Winchester
Virginia
West, Virginia
Braddock Street
Methodist Church
Winchester Commandery
No. 12
W. FE. Hewitt
Martinsburg
Charles Town
W. Va
Plains
Front Royal
Lillian Illeson
Hall
Masonic Temple
Walter M. Shade
W. E. Hewitt
C. Cassell
Allen B. Gray
Douglas Oo
Grimm
Supreme Court Eyes Long Vacation After Era Ending Term
Washington May 30 The Supreme Court awaits a long summer break after tomorrow’s decision day ends an eight month term. Justices expected to rule on NLRB recall of orders and whether to revisit an April 25 ruling criticizing Secretary Wallace’s plan to reduce use permitted commission men at Kansas City.
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Washington
Pi— Supreme Court
Vandevanter and Sutherland
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Circuit
Wallace
Kansas City
Pingley and Windle Freed On Bonds in Harrisonburg
Ray Pingley and Ollie Windle were released on $750 bonds after arraignment before U. S. Commissioner Glenn Robush in Harrisonburg Virginia. They face charges including manufacture of illegal liquor as part of a federal grand jury investigation slated for October 24. Bond was furnished by J Lawson Moore for Pingley and Charles Windle for Windle.
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Pingley
Windle
Harrisonburg
Frederick County
Ray Pingley
Ollie Windle
U.S
Glenn Roebush
John Bywaters
Bob DeHaven
J. Lawson Moore
Young Pingley
Moore
George Pingley
J. W. Newcome
Charles Windle
Hararisonburg
Returns On Lambs Shipped By Co-Op Held Satisfactory
Fourteen farmers shipped 130 lambs and six old sheep through the Frederick County Livestock Marketing Association on May 24. A second shipment is planned from Middletown Virginia on June 7. Blue circle lambs sold at 10 cents per pound Red circle at 9.5 cents and Yellow circle at 8.5 cents. Net prices after charges averaged 9.72, 4.20 and 8.15 dollars per hundred pounds respectively with an overall 9.43 per hundred for the three grades.
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Frederick County Livestock Marketing Association
Middletown
Tony
E. H. Ralston
Division of Markets
Richmond
Circle
Red Circle
Yellow Circle
Lacy Installed as Covington Pastor at Madison Avenue Church
The Rev. Graham G. Lacy was installed as pastor of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in Covington Kentucky by a Louisville Presbytery commission on May 8. Dr. Henry H. Sweets led the questions and charge while the Rev Edwin N. Rock gave the congregation charge. Lacy, former pastor at Second Presbyterian Birmingham Alabama, is the son of Dr. James Horace Lacy longtime pastor in Winchester and now pastor emeritus in Clarksville Tennessee.
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Graham Gordon Lacy
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Covington
Lacy
Winchester
James Horace Lacy
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Graham G. Lacy
Covington Ky
Louisville
Henry H. Sweets
Edwin N. Rock
First Presbyterian Church of
Clarksville, Tenn
Second Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Alabama
Gospel Meetings at Meadow Mills Union Chapel
Gospel meetings continue for two weeks at Meadow Mills Union Chapel begun last night at 7 30 led by E J Rohart of Winchester. Children will learn to sing and a special song service is held each night with a harmonica duet by two preachers. Everyone is welcome.
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Meadow Mills Union Chapel
E. J. Rohart
Winchester
Projects To Be Studied By 4-H Club
The Middletown Four-H Club holds its regular monthly meeting at 7:30 pm in the high school agricultural building. The agenda includes business and project work with a weeklong schedule of home demonstration activities and club meetings across Stonewall Gore Carpers Valley Mountain View Bryarly Senior groups.
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Middletown Four-H Club
Stonewall Home
John Damrow
Gore 4-H Club
Gore Home
Lodge Hall
Carpers Valley 4-H Club
Mountain View 4-H Club
Friendly Grove School
Bryarly
Hilda Orndoff
Lincoln Wins FFA Meet. Handley Second in Virginia Trials
Lincoln Future Farmers finished first with 24 points while Handley Chapter took second with 19 in the section meet to select athletes for the state track final at Blacksburg. Snyder led Handley with wins in the 440 and 880 events and joined by teammates Smoke Rowe and Smith on the Winchester relay to place second in the relay.
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Lincoln Future Farmers
Handley Chapter
Virginia
Blacksburg
Smith
Handley
Snyder
Lincoln
Stuarts Draft
Winchester
Smoke
Rowe
Japanese Cabinet ShakeUp Continues
Tokyo May 30 The war office announced Lieut Gen Yoshijiro Umezu resigned as vice minister and was replaced by Lieut Gen Eiki Tojo chief of staff of the Kwantung army An expected resignation of War Minister Gen Sugiyama and appointment of Lieut Gen Seishiro Itagaki as minister would extend cabinet changes aimed at forming a stronger wartime government.
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Tokyo
War Office
Yoshijiro Umezu
Eiki Tojo
Kwangtung (Manchuria
Gen Sugiyama
Seishiro Itagaki
Labor Slaying Confession Follows Drinking Argument
Arnold Johnson a minor union official told Minneapolis police he had killed William Brown president of the General Drivers' union No. 544 after an argument following several drinks. He was held incomunicado according to Central Press.
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Arnold Johnson
Minneapolis
William 5. Brown
General Drivers’ Union
Johnson
Two Mishaps Reported Over Memorial Day Weekend
Weekend traffic brought two reported mishaps in Clarke County with one injury. Claude Tinsman of Berryville, hurt on U S Route 50 near Paris Virginia, was treated at Winchester hospital after a collision with Mrs. Guy Sutherland of Washington DC on a hill. Trial Justice Lor ing Rackley set a June 15 hearing for Tinsman.
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Claude Tinsman
Berryville
Paris
Tinsman
Guy Sutherland
Washington, D. C
Sutherland
Department of Interior
Clarksburg
W. Va
Clarke County
Andrew Bell
Winchester
Manassas Kiwanis Club
Boyce
Loring Rackley
Former Fighters Land In Prison
Wilfred Chappin of Missoula Montana and Randall Arthur Williams of Leadville Colorado said they left the Spanish government's international brigade and landed in France. They were jailed in Cork after arriving from the liner President Harding as stowaways and will be returned Wednesday to Le Havre. They plan to appeal for repatriation in the United States or in Paris.
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Cork
Ireland
Wilfred Chappin
Missoula
Mont
Randall Arthur Williams
Leadville
Colo
International Brigade
France
Harding
le Havre
United States
Paris
Hansucker Rites To Be Tuesday
Mrs. Maude Neville Hansucker aged 68 died after weeks of illness at Winchester Memorial hospital. She was of Millwood Clarke County and widow of Harry E. Hansucker. Survived by three children Lucy Virginia and Neville, husband, sister Nora Neville and brother Frank Neville. Funeral at Millwood residence Tuesday at 2 30 with Rev. W D Sheetz officiating. Interment Old Chapel Nephews to pallbear.
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Maude Neville Hansucker
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lucy
Virginia Hansucker
Washington, D. C
Neville Hansucker
Charles Town
W. Va
Nora Neville
Millwood
Frank Neville
Brooks Neville
Hansucker
W. D. Sheetz
Millwood Methodist Church
Old Chapel
Memorial Day voices warn world on security and peace
Senator Walsh argues world security hinges on a strong national defense as he cites Italy and Japan’s aggression. Senator Radcliffe pleads lessons of Antietam, while London observers warn of ongoing conflict shadows with Kennedy attending St. Margaret's service and wreaths at Westminster.
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David I. Walsh
D-Mass
United States
Antietam
George L. Radcliffe
Maryland
Radcliffe
London
St. Paul’s
W. R. Mathews
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Margaret's
Westminster Abbey
Whitehall
Lincoln
Parliament Square
Winchester Park Defeats Swamp Fire Dept 15-3 in Semi-Pro Play
Winchester Park won another semi pro game by a 15 to 3 score over Swamp W V Firemen. Managers seek stronger opponents as Winchester pressures for close contests with a fast-paced schedule. McQuillan led with a triple in center while Michael started on the mound for the locals.
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Winchester Park
Beeating Urg Hose
C. B. Mallory
Winchester
Washington
Mallory
McQuillan
Michael
McDermott
Lunsford
Martinsburg
Duvall
Winches
Midshipman Knapp Times Kiss With Color Girl at Parade
ANNAPOLIS Md May 30 Midshipman Elton L Knapp kissed his color girl Ruth Scheidinger three times during the rehearsal for the Naval Academy colors dress parade. After the June week crowd and photographers urged a repeat encore. About 2500 spectators at Worden Field saw the preview of the ceremony to be staged officially at 5 pm tomorrow.
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Annapolis
Elton L. Knapp
Ruth Scheidinger
Naval Academy
Worden Field
Food Shortage In Ohio Is Acute
Cleveland and Ohio confront a relief crisis as hundreds of thousands fear tomorrow's food. Mayor Harold H. Burton blames the State Legislature while State Rep. Frank Coady says nothing will come next Wednesday, leaving Cleveland to brace for a stopgap.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Harold H. Burton
Frank Coady
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