Slim Peace Prospects Seen In Biggest Steel Strike In Two Decades
The Republic Steel strike near Chicago’s south plant produced five deaths and 88 injuries as clashes between strikers and police intensified. Women joined in the fighting using bricks and bolts while 1,400 workers remained at their posts. Gov Horner planned a peace conference with company and union leaders as violence flared nationwide.
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Chicago
Republic Steel Corporation
Joseph Rothmand
Bride~well
Earl Handley
Republic
Henry Horner
Gov. Horner
Youngstown
Sunburn dangers and early treatment advised by specialists
Sunburn risk rises as exposure grows and red telltale signs appear. Dr Walter H Eddy recommends wet dressings with one part picric acid in 100 parts water and potassium sulfate nearby. carron oil provides an old alternative. Ultraviolet rays cause burning even without direct sunlight.
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Walter H. Eddy
Bigger Row Among Labor
Detroit May 31 A clash looms between the American Federation of Labor and the United Automobile Workers for Ford and other auto industry workers. AFL official E J Dillon says Ford workers urged him to oppose the U A W A, allied with John L Lewis CI O. The U A W A plans to issue local charters while envoys are sent to Ford Rouge plant gates. continued on page 3 col 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
American Federation of Labor
United Automobile Workers
Ford Motor Company
E. J. Dillon
Ford Workers
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
William Green
Ford Rouge
Negro Held In Slaying Near Strasburg After Pursuit
George Deering a colored man is in jail after a fatal shooting linked to a dispute over a woman. Harris, alleged to have fired a 22 rifle, was involved in a confrontation on a Car ter farm near Strasburg. West Virginia and Virginia authorities tracked Deering to east of Inwood and arrested him.
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George Deering
Woodstock
Joseph Harris
Strasburg
Deering
Middleway
W. Va
Virginia
West Virginia
Harris
R. E.bayliss
Inwood
Charles Town
Fuller, Ritter
Bay- Bus
Borden
Gliff Godenour
William Ramey
Carter
Roszel Warns Of Dangers In National Life
Col Brantz M Roszel former Virginia Legion commander warned of dangers in national life at a Decoration Day ceremony in the National Cemetery where over 5 000 soldiers are buried. The observance featured flags flowers and a program by the McKiwee Municipal Band and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roszel
National Cemetery
Brantz M. Roszel
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Winchester
France
Edwin C. Parker
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Ladies’ National Memorial Association
Boy Scouts of America
D. M. Sprinkle
McKiiwee Municipal Band
Ronald 8. Wilson
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
W. R. Legge
Handley High School
America
McIlwee Band
Herman
Show Open to All Amateurs at Winchester-Clarke Garden Show
Mrs H Clay DeGrange chair of the spring flower show invites all amateurs to exhibit at the George Washington Hotel this Wednesday. Ex hibits are not limited to club members and prizes are offered in all classes. No entry fee. Rules and schedules in the continuation.
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H. Clay DeGrange
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
George Washington Hotel
Graduates Hear Pastor At Inter Club Honors
The Handley High School graduates are honored at an inter club meet with Rotarians and Kiwanians. Rev Ronald S Wilson of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will be the principal speaker at 12 45 PM Thursday at the George Washington Hotel.
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Lions Club
Handley High School
George Washington Hotel
Rotary Club
Ronald S. Wilson
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Hoye Riley
York
C. Vernon Thomas
Baltimore
Pope Pius XI Marks 80th Birthday in Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius XI knelt to thank God for reaching 80 years as his illness earlier this year threatened his life. The pontiff observed his birthday at Castel Gandolfo in Italy with aid and prayers noting his long life under papal duty.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pius XI
Preparations Speeded for Windsor Warfield Wedding
In Monts France May 31 preparations accelerate for the wedding of the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Warfield on Thursday at Chateau de Cande. The mayor will officiate in a single ring ceremony while catering is handled in house by ex abdicated monarchs staff. Touraine businessmen expect a big tourist day.
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Monts
France
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Chateau de Cande
Jean Diot
Polishes
Charles Mercier
Castle
Mercier
Touraine
Shenandoah Valley Tourism Drive Launches Advertising Campaign
Shenandoah Valley Inc launched a broadside advertising push to attract visitors this summer. Paid ads will reach over five million readers in eleven major newspapers across neighboring states and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
District of Columbia
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah Alley, Inc
Staunton
Horton Dinner Tomorrow Night Honors Scout Executive
Scout Executive Frank R. Horton resigns after nine years and will be guest of honor at a testimonial dinner at the George Washington Hotel at 7 p.m. He departs this week for the University of Virginia. A large attendance is expected with Rev. George Earle Owen as toastmaster. Reservations available from local Scout committee members.
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Frank R. Horton
George Washington Hotel
Horton
University of Virginia
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Moorefield
Strasburg
Front Royal
Woodstock
Luray
Scout Committee
George Earle Owen
Shenandoah Area
Special values in curtains and a Moling and Cather
Fragmentary note references special values, curtains, Moling and Cather. Text appears as a short item with unclear context and no identifiable individuals or organizations. Further readable details needed to form a concise historical record.
Duel of Speed Rages Hotly In Indianapolis
Wilbur Shaw and Ralph Hepburn duel for the lead in the 500 mile race at the Speedway as 150000 spectators pack Indianapolis. Shaw posts 114.631 mph over 250 miles, with 33 cars at the start and Jimmy Snyder temporarily in fifth after a flip by Herb Ardinger.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Speedway
Wilbur Shaw
Ralph Hepburn
Los Angeles
Re Motor Speedway
Shaw
California
Ted Horn
Wild Bill” Cummings
Cliff Bergere
Herb Ardinger
Glassport
Jimmy Snyder
Chicago
America
Einfield
Joe Thorne
New York Railroad
Thorne
Blowout Causes Auto Crash Near Vaucluse Philadelphia
A tire blowout near Vaucluse Philadelphia caused a car to crash into a telephone pole at about 9 15 in the morning. Driver Harry Hiller and passengers Mrs Rose Hiller and Mrs Perlou with son David escaped serious injury. Mrs Perlou sustained facial lacerations and dental loss. David minor cuts. Hiller couple not seriously hurt. State Officer R E Bayliss investigated.
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Philadelphia
Vaucluse
Harry Hiller
North Franklin Street
Rose Hiller
Perlou
David
Wanted Carpenters Apply to H N Ritter Berryville
Classified notice seeks carpenters with applications to H N Ritter in Berryville Virginia. Advertisement appears in the local page with short recruiting line and contact detail.
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Carpenters
H. N. Ritter
Berryville
Vir
Almeria Bombarded by German Warship in Civil War
Washington calls for neutrality application to all participants in the Almeria bombing as Germany conducts the first open foreign assault in the Spanish Civil War. Hull returns to study reports. Italy withdraws from the nonintervention committee. an Italian submarine torpedoed a Spanish liner Ciudad de Barcelona with 50 dead.
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Almeria
Washington
Borah
Ida
Ameria
Hull
Virginia
Italy
Barcelona
Spain
Cidad de
Man and Wife Drowned in Maryland River Ferry Crash
Lloyd Oates, 64, and his wife Jennie, 48 of Cumberland Maryland, were killed when their car plunged from a ferry into 15 feet of water near Blue Ridge, above Romney West Virginia, at a M C A summer camp. Eyewitnesses say the car rode the riverbank to the ferry then slid off the far side, the rear end catching a chain before sinking. Both were pronounced dead after being removed from the submerged vehicle. Artificial respiration failed. Spectators noted the driver appeared confused as the car entered the water and neither occupant attempted to escape.
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Lloyd Oates
Jennie Oates
Cumberland
Potomac River
Blue Ridge
Romney
W. Va
Oates
Springfield
Benny Huffman Day Planned in Washington
Shenandoah Valley fans plan Benny Huffman Day at Griffith Stadium in Washington on June 20 when Huffman of the St. Louis Browns faces the Senators. A June 1 Harrisonburg Chamber of Commerce meeting will arrange a motorcade to Washington. Huffman is emerging as a standout receiver for the Browns.
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Shenandoah Valley
Benny Huffman
Giffith Stadium
Washington
Valley League
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Chamber of Commerce
Harrisonburg
Huffman
Browns
Simon Snapp Ill With Pneumonia in Frederick County
Simon F. Snapp a prominent resident of the Opequon section Frederick county is ill at his home from pneumonia his condition is serious. He was taken ill last Friday after over heating in the garden while planting. His son the Rev A M B Snapp of Elkton Va visited today.
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Simon F. Snapp
Opequon
Frederick County
Norton visits Winchester seeks Virginia estate amid taxes
Robert Norton famed as a future comedian arrived in Winchester with Mrs Norton from Warrenton. He plans to move on to New York to resume work, but prefers buying an estate in Virginia to escape heavy taxes. He envisions a 500 acre property with a stone house and livestock as a retreat between filming.
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Robert Norton
Winchester
Norton
Mrs Chamblin 94 Dies at Home Near Double Tollgate
Mrs. Thomas S. Chamblin aged 94, a Clarke county resident and former Winchester native, died yesterday at 9:30 AM at her home after a two year illness following a severe stroke. Her husband, Thomas B. Chamblin, served in the Confederate Army and was wounded at Manassas.
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Thomas S. Chamblin
Clarke County
Double Tollgate
Solenberger Improves After Memorial Hospital Operation
Howard M. Solenberger, noted Winchester businessman, is reported to be improving after a recent operation at Memorial Hospital where he had been seriously ill for two weeks. Friends continue to inquire about his condition.
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Howard M. Solenberger
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
European powers clash as Almeria port bombed in Civil War
German warships shelled Almeria killing 19 people including five women and a child in retaliation for the attack on the battleship Deutschland. Britain and France moved to avert wider hostilities while Italy and Germany withdrew from the European neutrality committee. An Italian submarine was accused of torpedoing the Ciudad de Barcelona with fifty dead.
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Rome
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Germany
Almeria
Spain
Oe Aerocare
Third Reich
Madrid-Valencia
London
European Neutrality Committee
Traffic Case for A. L. Sylva in Police Court
A. L. Sylva faced charges of blocking a highway and failing to obey an officer. He was assessed a total fine and costs of 15.25 dollars when the case was called in Police Court.
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A. L. Sylva
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