Garment Unit Dismisses Seventy Suspended in Labor Rift
The executive board of the Ladies' Workers' Union meets to decide the garment workers fate amid a rift between the A F L and the committee for industrial organization. The board suspends John L Lewis and other unions while weighing reinstatement at Tampa next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ladies’ Workers’ Union
An- Federation of Labor
Committee For
Gart Union
John Lanitation
William Keen
A. F. of L
Garment Workers
Puntry
Tampa
Lewis
Garment Workers Board
David Dubinsky
Orkers
United Mine Workers
Federation
Fordustrial Organization
L. Craft Lines
Pittsburgh
William Green
Green
A. F
Executive Council
Armistice Day Reflections On War Ties And Patriotism
Mr Winchester notes unrest worldwide as Armistice Day nears. He recalls world war casualties and urges veterans to march for fallen comrades and offer prayers. He says war remains a defining force shaping nations and civic resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lewis and Len weigh in for Wembley title fight
John Lewis of Phoenix Arizona weighed 173 12 pounds and his British challenger Len Y weighed in at the London Wembley Stadium scales ahead of their 15 round world lightweight championship bout tonight.
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London
John Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Len Y
Wembley Stadium
Elaine Barrie Becomes John Barrymore Bride in Yuma
Elaine Barrie, 22, wed Hollywood actor John Barrymore in Yuma Arizona with Justice Earl A Free man performing the ceremony. Barrymore, age listed as 48, jokes about luck as he receives a small horseshoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Barrie
John Barrymore
Yuma
Ariz
Eele
Elaine
Los Angeles
Earl A. Freeman
Mrs. Barrymore
Barrymore
Miss Barrie
Dolores Costello
New York
Barrymore Tests Prospective Actress in Hospital Visit
Barrymore invited her to his hospital room where she spoke of stage ambitions and he then gave her a trial in his company. The session marked a pivotal moment in the aspiring actress career path.
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Barrymore
Train Kills Dr. Jos. Mayo in Wisconsin Crash
Dr. Joseph G. Mayo, 34, son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mayo of Rochester Minnesota, was killed when his automobile was struck by the North Coast Limited train near Alma Wisconsin. He had been on a Mississippi river hunting trip. his dog also died. The train, en route to Chicago, dragged the wreckage a mile after the impact as the engineer reacted to the sudden collision.
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Alma
Wis
Joseph G. Mayo
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Mayo
Mississippi River
Dr. Mayo
Chicago
German liner Westerland rescues Isis survivor in Atlantic
A cabin boy from the lost motor ship Isis was rescued by the German liner Westerland about 200 miles east of Land's End after a storm. Winds disabled services at Folkestone while the Queen Mary and two other ships aided the Isis, which carried a crew of about 40 on its Hamburg registry voyage to Philadelphia and Gulf ports.
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London
Westerland
Isis
Hamburg-America Line
Westernland
Land’s End
Channel Air and Water Services
Folkestone
Mirror
Seminole
Land's End
Lloyd's Shipping
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Gulf of Mexico
Death of William F. Harrison Former B&O Freight Agent
Announcement of the death of William F. Harrison a longtime Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight agent dies Saturday afternoon at Sibley Hospital Washington D C He had lived in Washington for several years Funeral services were conducted there by a Washington Cathedral staff minister and his body was sent to Baltimore for cremation per his wishes ashes to be interred at the Episcopal Church graveyard in Point Continued On Page Seven
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Winchester
William F. Harrison
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sibley Hospital
Washington
D. C
Harrison
Washington Cathedral
Baltimore
Episcopal Church
Point
Local man dies of infantile paralysis at Memorial Hospital
Charles H Flowers age 26 of Bartonsville died at Memorial Hospital from infantile paralysis or poliomyelitis after Friday onset. He was a son of H J and his Frederick county family and had been farming and later worked in a local fruit by product plant.
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Charles Harry Flowers
Bartonsville
Memorial Hospital
Flowers
H. J. Flowers
Frederick County
Suspect Held In Fire Alarms Case
Police hold an unnamed man for investigation after two early morning fires. A pile of cardboard boxes burned behind Wenders store at 12.25 am and a mattress fire occurred on a rear porch at the Virginia Restaurant at 2.50 am.
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Wender
Virginia
Cameron Street
All Wall Paper Sale Cuts Prices at Hillyard Co
Hillyard Wall Paper & Paint Co announces reductions of 25 to 50 percent on all wall coverings. Phone 62 listed for inquiries, promotion dated (11-9-1p-3t).
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Hillyard Wall Paper & Paint Co
Roosevelt urges national labor legislation push
President Roosevelt told the third National Conference on Labor Legislation the country has given legislators a mandate to adopt comprehensive labor reforms. He urged states to enact laws for decent conditions, healthful workplaces, support during incapacity, unemployment, old age, shorter hours, adequate pay, housing, and elimination of child labor. He pledged federal support where issues cross state lines.
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Washington
Third
National Conference On Labor Legislation
Roosevelt
Home Stores Merit Trade
The Chamber of Commerce urges residents to buy locally to keep prosperity in their town. It argues competition is keen and only merit sustaining a business ensures growth, warning that dollars sent outside the community hurt local prospects.
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Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Doctor Named Shenandoah Valley Dental President Elect
Dr. B M Knight Jr of Winchester was named president elect of the Shenandoah Valley Dental Association at the 24th annual Staunton convention. He defeated Dr C C Bowman of Waynesboro. J M Herr of Charlottesville became president for the year, with Ralph Snapp of Winchester elected to the executive council and Walter H Wunder of Woodstock as secretary treasurer. The meeting included resolutions honoring the late Dr George Heist of Winchester.
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B. M. Knight, Jr
Winchester
Shenandooah Valley Dental Association
Staunton
Knight
C. C. Bowman
Waynesboro
J. M. Herr
Charlottesville
Ralph Snapp
Shenandoah Valley Association
Walter H. Wunder
Woodstock
George Heist
Smoke Fire Causes Gold Fish Demise At Larrick Home
Fire under control at 1:40 am on South Cameron street but gold fish perished from asphyxiation in the Larrick apartment. Short circuit started blaze burning in the wall. studio couch damaged. Firefighting hampered by heavy smoke.
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W. D. Larrick
South
Cameron Street
Farley Praised By Glass In Congratulatory Note
Postmaster General James A. Farley received a letter from Senator Carter Glass praising his campaign leadership. Glass commended Farley for frankness and keeping promises and noted his prophetic accuracy predicting Roosevelt's 46 of 48 states, likening him to Old Testament prophets.
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Jim Farley
Glass
New York
James A. Farley
Carter Glass
D.-Va
Roosevelt
Oyster Supper and Chicken Dinner Benefit Notices
Oyster supper at Gore lodge hall 8 p m with Gore High School program and music. Benefit. Chicken dinner and supper Thursday November 12 from 12 to 9 30 p m at the home of Mrs A L Anderson White Hall benefit Mite Society price 50c
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Gore Lodge Hall
Gore High School
A. L. Anderson
White Hall
Benefit Mite Society
School Interior Reopened After Renovations in Middletown
Middletown Community League invites patrons to inspect the renovated school interior during the league meeting on Thursday night November 12 at 7 30 oclock. The exterior has been repainted and the school heating system updated by the Frederick County School Board. Previously soot stained walls have fresh coats of paint and improved surroundings. The league funded 75 toward the work last spring and the school board supplemented.
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Middletown
Middletown Community League
Community League
Frederick County School Board
Veterans to march in Winchester on Armistice Day
Veterans from Robert Y. Conrad Post and Winchester Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will form at 10:30 a.m. in Winchester on Armistice Day to honor fallen comrades with a salute at 11 a.m. A parade along Piccadilly, Loudoun, and Washington streets leads to the county courthouse and Armistice Day church service. An 12:30 p.m. dinner follows at the George Washington Hotel with a banquet sponsored by the Auxiliary.
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Winchester
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Piccadilly Street
Loudoun
R B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Loudoun Street
Cork
Washington Street
Washington
Motor Party in Mishap Near Upperville
Admiral and Mrs. Louis M. Nulton Dr and Mrs B B Dutton and their young son Ben barely escaped injury when their car skidded on a slippery road between Upperville and Middleburg Loudoun County and overturned. Everyone suffered only minor bruises and soreness. They left this city about 7 am Sunday to visit friends in Annapolis, where the Nultons once lived.
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Louis M. Nulton
B. B. Dutton
Ben
Annapolis
Upperville
Middleburg
Loudoun County
Admiral Nurton
Winchester Park Association Meeting Called for Thursday
President Ryland Conner calls a Winchester Park Association meeting for 8 o clock next Thursday evening in the City Hall council chamber. It is the first gathering in several months with several important business matters to be addressed and hoped for good attendance.
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Winchester Park Association
Ryland Conner
Council
Madrid Bombardment by Fascists Strikes City Fortifications
Fascist air fleets bombed Madrid in four waves hitting the new city fortifications and central districts. Insurgent forces attacked from the west and south while government troops fought back. casualties ranged into dozens killed and hundreds wounded as shells hit the Toledo bridge area and the Puerta Del Sol.
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H. E. Knoblaugh
Madrid
Avital
Toledo
Wheeling
Red Cross
Fascista
Puerto del Sol
Povern
Ministry of War
Alcorcon
Puerta del Sol
Times Square
Toledo Bridge
Stores To Be Closed Armistice Day Observe Parade Events
The Retail Merchants Section of the Chamber of Commerce votes to observe Armistice Day as a holiday with most stores closing. Local grocers plan a partial holiday and many close by 10 30 to allow employees to attend the parade. Veterans groups commend merchants for cooperation in the Armistice celebration with complete closures by noon for some due to deliveries.
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Chamber of Commerce
Special Attention Advertisers and Subscribers
The Star will be issued next Wednesday November 11 Armistice Day in place of the afternoon edition. Advertising for this edition must be in our hands by 4 PM Tuesday November 10.
Public Sale Notice for Farm Assets in Stephens City
Public sale set for November 11 1936 at 1 pm on the Mumaw farm 8S East Stephens City Virginia. Items include farm machinery corn fodder hay horses and cattle. Conducted by M O Friesse. Also closing notice for Winchester Cleaners Association dated Armistice Day.
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Mumaw Farm
E. Stephens City
J. Friesse
Winchester Cleaners Assoc
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Whey
United Miners
MR Winchester
Lewis Heavier
Train
Dr. Jos. Mayo
Mr. Harrison
Washington Hospital
Charles H. Flowers
Moling & Cather
Annals of Laws
Home Stores
Merit Trade
Spain
General Post Office
Bank of Spain
Admiralty
Fine Arts Club
Ministry of Education
Phoenix Building
Central Press
Dr. Knight
Middletown Leaguers
Vets
Fire Valley
Nulton
Mrs. Dutton
the Evening Star
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