Grace Church in Virginia Synod Upsets Case at Grace
A Virginia Synod committee upholds an appeal by Grace Church Council members E B Cooper and Carl Ritters and suspends pastor Rev C Worthington Lowe. The vote reverses a prior ouster of the council and orders continued inquiry into alleged conduct incompatible with the ministry. The president of the Synod, Rev J J Scherer Jr, declares the previous action unconstitutional. The congregation had voted 178 to 84 to withdraw from the Synod if charges remained unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of Virginia
Congregation of
Grace Lutheran Church
E. B. Cooper
Carl R. Ritter
Church Council
C. Worthington Lowe
J. J. Scherer, Jr
D. D
Virginia Synod
L. W. Strickler
Norfolk
M. L. Minnick
Lynchburg
John Frey
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Council of Grace Church
Cooper
Ritter
Scherer
Lowe
Dr. Scherer
Synod
Winchester quotes on bore and feats in the Post
A brief, humorous item notes N W in The Saturday Evening Post declares a bore is a man who speaks of feats. A tangent mentions a truckload of watermelons headed north on Cameron Street as the first hint of summer amid varied weather notes.
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N. W
Saturday Evening Post
Cameron Street
Methodists Set Four Day Baltimore Conference
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens four days of sessions in Hagerstown Maryland. Delegates will elect to aid the union of Methodism and lay clergy gather Friday and Saturday with ordination Sunday afternoon. Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes presides and the Handley High School baccalaureate sermon affects Sunday evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Uniting Conference of Methodism
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Sliat Protestant
Methodist It Church
Herman McKay
Market Street Methodist Church
A. C. Halvosa
Edwin Holt Hughes
Washington, D. C
McKay
Market Street Church
Supreme Court denies reversal in stockyards decision
The Supreme Court rejected government claims that it reversed itself in the Kansas City stockyards ruling. Chief Justice Hughes read the opinion with Justice Black dissenting, stating that the government’s charge of inconsistency is unwarranted and that the two decisions are consistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Hughes
Black
Secretary of Agriculture
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Wallace
Japanese Air Strikes Hankow and Canton Amid Encirclement
Japanese air forces bomb Hankow and Canton as Chinese defenses claim heavies inflicted. Doihara's division is said encircled with Lanfeng as refugees flood to Hongkong amid signs of a broader offensive plan.
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Doihara
Shanghai
Japan
Hankow
Canton
Hirohito
China
Abroad
Hongkong
Kwangtung
Central China Front
Kenji Doihara
Lawrence of
Manchuria
Lanfeng
Gray Williams Addresses The S V A Seniors
Commencement exercises at 11 o clock in Handley Library honored 14 Shenandoah Valley Academy cadet corps graduates. R Gray Williams Winchester attorney and academy trustee gave the keynote urging Americanism while Col Boone D Tillett headmaster handed out diplomas and introduced him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
Shenandoah Valley Academy Cadet Corps
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
Academy Board of Trustees
Boone D. Tillett
Wilms
John A. Hodgson
Frank Caputo
Moore
Floyd Ward
Floyd Kieras
Donald Coale
Charles Stuckey
Harvey Jones
Stanley Woitkiewite
Brewer
Victor Emerson
David Moore
Elmer Netl
Schuschnigg Reported Better in Vienna Under Guard
Vienna May 31 German officials said Austria's fallen chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg was still in Vienna and in excellent health. He was held in ehren haft under police supervision but allowed limited freedom, according to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Kurt Schuschnigg
Schuschnigg
Ehrenhaft
Kidnapped Princeton Boy Pillaged Ransom Plot Unfolds
A $10,000 ransom drop was made on a Florida country road for James Bailey Cash III who was abducted from his home in Princeton. Local residents, a 300-strong crowd, and authorities awaited a sign while FBI agents and sheriffs investigated the case. The boy was taken from his pajamas as his mother aided the husband closing the family store.
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Princeton
Fla
James Bailey Cash
Cash
W. P. Cash
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Momen
Conflicting Statements Surround Goodyear Strike Return
At Goodyear Tire and Rubber plants in Akron Ohio union workers end a four day strike and return to work while the union executive board says grievances are settled and a contract will be written. The company counters that only future talks were discussed and accuses the union of a deliberate campaign fueling the strike. About 8 000 workers were involved and a riot last Thursday left at least 80 injured as police used gas and batons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Goodyear
United Rubber Workers
Ook Auta
Goodyear Gates
Pope Pius Celebrated On Eighty First Birthday
Castel Gandolfo residents sent letters telegrams and flowers to Pope Pius on his eighty first birthday at the summer villa. Parishioners attended low mass as the pontiff held his own private chapel service.
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Castel
Gandolfo
Pope Pius
Holy Father
Iowa's Primary Seen as Test of Roosevelt Influence
Washington May 31 The Iowa primary next Monday stands as a key national test of Roosevelt administration strength among June contests. Dwight Wearin is cited as the administration’s choice by Harry Hopkins, while Guy Gillette gains anti administration backing. The outcome will reflect farm belt reaction to the crop control program and impact other state races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Roosevelt
North Carolina
Maine
Minnesota
North Dakota
Hfe
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Otha Wearin
Guy Gillette
Congress
Wearin
Gillette
Wheeler
Montana
Burke
Nebraska
Florida
Pepper
Oregon
Henry L. Hess
Pennsylvania
Thomas Kenedy
C.I
Farley
Kennedy
Charles Alvin Jones
George H. Earle
Body found shot eleven times near Crete identified as Fred Vanucci
Chicago man Fred Vanucci, 41, was found shot eleven times on a lonely road three miles east of Crete. His hands and feet were bound with sash cord according to personal effects found with the body. Police investigation underway.
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Chicago
Fred Vanucci
Crete
New Faces Cast In East Lynne At Capitol Theatre
Winchester audiences will see a cast of newcomers in East Lynne a four act melodrama at Capitol Theatre Thursday night. Roy Ryden leads as Archibald Carlyle with Mary Meem Barbara Hare James Miller and others in the cast. A local opening piano solo and a contralto recitation will accompany the performance with Dan Henry Grant Jennings Smith Buddy Porter and Richard Hare making their city debuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lynne
Winchester
Little Theatre Group
Capitol Theatre
Mary Virginia Steck
Mr. Crim
Roy Ryden
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Archibald Carlyle
Isabelle Carlyle
Oe Meem
Mr. Ryden
R. H. Ryden
Norfolk
Panama
University of California At
Los Angeles
New England
California
Dan Henry
Shenandoah Area
Raymond Sheetz
Grant Jennings Smith
Barbara
Richard Hare
Buddy Porter
Supreme Court allows NLRB to withdraw from Republic case
The Supreme Court ruled the National Labor Relations Board may withdraw from the Third Circuit litigation over Republic Steel's order to reinstate 5,000 striking workers. The decision, by Justice Roberts, reverses a lower ruling and raises questions about applying it to the Ford Motor Company case in Covington Kentucky as the board renews efforts to reopen that suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Republic Steel Corporation
Roberts
Circuit Court
Butler
McReynolds
Stone
Cardozo
Covington
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Robert Watts
Watts
Bakery Drivers Threaten Strike In Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania bakeries faced a 1,400 driver strike threat after unions failed talks and a three to one vote backed action if demands on seniority rights and union labels on wrapped products are not met. Advertisements warned a strike would halt over half the region’s bakeries and affect bread deliveries to 15,000 independent merchants and hundreds of thousands of homes within 60 miles of Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Ag Drivers’ Union
A. F. Ne
Ralph E. Thorn
Thorn
Charley McCarthy Offers New Men’s Shirts
New shipment arrives at Young Men’s Sport Shop with Charley McCarthy shirts. Sizes 8 to 16 available for men’s wear. Sale runs May 31 to November 11.
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Charley McCarthy
Rexall One Cent Sale at Brooks' Pharmacy
Rexall One Cent Sale runs Thursday through Saturday June 1 2 3 and 4 at Brooks Pharmacy with super values and tremendous savings. Phone 1766.
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Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Reorganization Measure Shelved For This Session
Washington May 31 Senator Borah attacks both wage hour bills as giving five member board Hitler like powers and opposes wage differentials. Senate conferees discuss relief provisions while aiming to adjourn by June 11. Speaker Thomas seeks unified labor support for the boards and exemptions.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
House
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Thomas
Utah
Thomias
Labor
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Seniors Are To Dine Tomorrow With The Clubs
Members of the Handley High School senior class will dine as guests at an annual luncheon in Winchester hosted by the Kiwanis Rotary and Lions clubs. Kiwanis President Arthur Robinson will preside with State Senator T Russell Cather delivering the address. Kenneth Heine will respond.
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Handley High School
Winchester
Kiwanis Club
Arthur Robinson
T. Russell Cather
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions Clubs
P. G. Ireland
Lions
J. Pinckney Arthur
Kenneth Heine
Paul Fries
Ann Oakes
Charles Gibbens
Lost nose glasses at Handley School recital
Black nose glasses in case lost at Handley School Ewing Dance Recital. Reward offered for return to Mrs. W A Baker 4078 Washington Street phone 397.
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Handley School
Ewing
W. A. Baker
Wash. St
Roosevelt, Lawmakers Postpone Reorganization Bill Action
Washington May 31 President Roosevelt and congressional leaders shelved the government reorganization bill for the session to clear the way for spending and lending measures. A formal statement on the plan was expected from Senate leaders within a day or two. Talks covered a three-part program needing Senate approval, including six presidential administrative assistants and a new department.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
White House
Majority
Barkley
Capitol
Garner
Rayburn
Congress
Bankhead
Ate
Woodrum
D-Va
East Lynn Capitol Theatre Ticket Sale Notice
Tickets on sale now at Rhodes Drug Store and Miller's Drug Store for East Lynn Capitol Theatre show. Reserved seats cost 1.00 dollars and unreserved seats 0.50 dollars.
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Rhodes Drug Store
Miller’s
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Annul Action Congregation
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Rev
Storma
Methodists
Mr. McKay
Ses
Gray Williams
S.V.A
Goodyear Works
Pope
Ford Company
C. Arthur Robinson
Hyde Park
East Lynn
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