Celanese strike clash with state police in Cumberland
In Cumberland Maryland striking Celanese workers and state police clashed as seven loaded box cars moved toward the plant. About 50 strikers and 35 officers took part with no serious injuries reported. The company advertised settlement offers including a payroll increase and grievance machinery while about 100 hourly workers quit last night. The strike follows a 15 percent wage demand by the United Textile Workers of America and the plant's indefinite closure.
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Cumberland
Celanese Corporation of America
Celanese
Baltimore and Ohio
Potomac River
Cumberland Daily News
Textile Workers Union
United Textile Workers of America
Winchester sees town sports mix and traffic plea
MA Winchester notes local sports hopes for Army Navy Handley and Waynesboro as the afternoon games loom. He also urges a safety campaign at Valley Avenue Braddock stop sign noting high risk of the junction and suggests restricting parking to one side to reduce danger.
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Army
Navy
Harvard
Handley
Waynesboro
Valley Avenue
Braddock
Loudoun
Nurse Slain and Suitor Shoot Self in Jealous Tragedy
In Richmond, a 26 year old nurse Jean Collins was shot dead by city ambulance driver John Moschetti on a residential street. Moschetti then killed himself, both deaths ruled murder and death by own action. Witness W B Landon heard the gunshots and Police urged calling authorities. Coroner deemed the slaying a murder and the other death self-inflicted.
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Richmond
Jean Collins
John Moschetti
O. D. Garton
Landon
Paul Kimmelmeister
Woman Pleads Over Infant Case in New Orleans
Effie Crawford, 24, wife of a Pearl River WPA worker, admits she gave birth to a boy in her cabin yard and named him Moses to hide paternity from her husband. District Attorney weighs custody options as health officials keep the infant for observation.
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New Orleans
Moses
Effie Crawford
Pearl River
WPA
C. Sidney Frederick
Louis Crawford
Crawford
J. Monroe Simmons
Simmons
F R Crane Jewelers Sells Silverware at Reduced Prices
F R CRANE, JEWELER advertises a stock of leading silver brands including 1847 Roger Bros Community Holmes Edwards and Watson Sterling. Prices reduced across all makes with emphasis on high grade wares. Located at 65 Main St Winchester VA.
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Roger Bros. Community
Holmes & Edwards
Watson Sterling
F. R. Crane
Main St
Winchester
Autopsy Findings Report Bullet Hit From Front
In Louisville Kentucky authorities kept secret findings from a sudden autopsy on Verna Garr Taylor victim of a Kentucky bluegrass shooting. Her fiance Brig Gen Henry H Denhardt is charged with murder. The body was exhumed behind La Grange funeral home as a two hour examination was conducted by Coroner D L Ricketts and Sgt John I Messmer. The autopsy confirmed the bullet struck her from the front.
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Louisville
Verna Garr Taylor
Henry H. Denhardat
la Grange
D. L. Ricketts
Henry County
John I. Messmer
Denhardt
Kentucky
Beckham Overstreet
Messmer
Taylor
Henry H. Dehardt
H. B. Blaydes
Cards To Be Sent Monday To Employers
On Monday November 16 the local post office will mail to employers not under the Social Security Act who are patrons. They will receive application cards to fill in the number of persons employed. Return cards promptly by hand delivery, mail box, or post office. If not received by Wednesday November 18 notify the post office.
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Iternal Revenue
Ricmond
Football clash at Winchester Park on November 15
Dr. James Health Club faces the 260th Coast Artillery in a Sunday football game at Winchester Park set for 2 30. The matchups suggest a test for both teams as the season nears midgames.
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Dr. James Health Club
260Th Coast Artillery
Winchester Park Sun
Wheat May Be Only Crop To Be Protected
Secretary of agriculture Henry Wallace told the National Grange that crop insurance, if enacted, would likely cover only wheat and that opposition exists among farmers who fear diversion from production control. He noted a broader administration program may rely on production control with insurance as a feature.
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Columbus
Congress
Henry Wallace
National Grange
Wallace
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Death Claims Noted Editor Clark Howell at 73
Clark Howell, 73, editor and president of the Atlanta Constitution and Georgia Democratic committeeman, died at his home after a long illness from an intestinal disorder. He had returned from Belfast eight weeks earlier and underwent two operations, the latest last week. Howell helped shape Roosevelt for President clubs and remained active in politics, having been Georgia Democratic chairman since June and previously serving 1896 to 1924. He broke with Governor Eugene Talmadge over New Deal relief policies and opposed Senator Richard B Russell Jr. in 1932 before supporting him for reelection.
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Atlanta
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Belfast
Howell
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Senate
Japan Sends More Invaders Reported Near Pailingmiao
In Hopehu Province China on November 14 reports say about one thousand regular Japanese soldiers arrived at Pailingmiao in northern Suiyuan. Chinese sources claim the move signals Japan's role in the Mongolian invasion and a push of Manchoukuoan influence westward.
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Kalgan
Hopehu Province
China
Pailingmiao
Suiyuan
Japan
Red Cross Roll Call Tops 300 Members in Winchester Frederick
The Winchester Frederick Red Cross reports 300 members secured since the campaign opened, exceeding last year’s pace by over 50. Mrs. Helen Wright says progress remains strong as workers submit reports from the George Washington Hotel Roll Call HQ. Small donations from needy families highlight broad support for Red Cross efforts.
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Red Cross
Helen Wright
Winchester -Frederick
Roll Call
George Washington
Wright
Town Changed Hands 76 Times in Civil War Diary
A 1865 Winchester News diary records Winchester being occupied 48 times by Federal forces and 27 times by Confederates, with a day of joint occupation. total 75, plus a battle day brings 76. The diary notes Stonewall Jackson entered in 1862 and Sheridan drove Confederates from the lower Shenandoah Valley in 1864.
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Winchester
Winchester News
L. McKim Diffenderfer
South Cameron Street
George R. Henry
Diffenderfer
Confederacy
T. J
Phil Sheridan
Shenandoah Valley
Uintil
Sheridan
Diffender
Outrage Over Missionary Death Probed in China
The U S Embassy ordered an inquiry into Karl Bernhardt Olsen American missionary from Gully Minnesota died after being driven from his home by Japanese troops near Kalgan North China His wife and three children were forced to flee and Olsen reportedly died from hardship and lack of medical care Officials seek the two Missing Dinuba California missionaries and details of fighting in Suiyuan Chahar borders
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Peping
Karl Bernhardt Olsen
Gully
Minn
United States
Kalgan
Olsen
Sulyuan-Chahar
Dinuba, Calif
Abraham Weins
Mennonite Brethren Mission
Special Sign Suggested to Mark School Zones
State police official R E Bayliss proposes a pivoting sign to mark school zones. The sign would face motorists during school hours and be turned away when children are not in traffic. Bayliss aims to discuss with AAA officials in Winchester to push for a uniform marking plan.
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R. E. Bayliss
American Automobile Association
Bayliss
Winchester
State Highway Department
AAA
Social Session Tonight at Elks Club
The Elks Club announces a social session on Saturday night November 14 at 1 p.m. with E. T. Snider as secretary.
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Elks Club, Inc
E. T. Snider
Miss Bellows Denied Damages After Refused Kiss
Miss Dorothy Bellows was denied $1,000 damages for injuries from a car crash in Wheelwright Massachusetts. Auditor Wilfred B Feiga ruled her kiss refusal and a poke in the ribs she gave John Mucha of Hardwick contributed to the accident.
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Worcester
Mass
Dorothy Bellows
Wheelwright
Wilfred B. Feigla
John Mucha
Hardwick
Feiga
Berry Proposes Arbitration Amid AF of L Feud
George L. Berry Roosevelt aide proposes arbitration to avert a split in the American Federation of Labor as craft leaders push to expel John L. Lewis and ten rebel United Mine Workers unions. William Green predicts the rebellion will fail while vowing expansion of unions to unorganized workers.
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Tampa
Fla
George L. Berry
Roosevelt
American Federation
Berry
Printing Pressmen’s Union
Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Federation
Metal Trades Department
John P. Frey
William Green
Lewis
A. F. of L
Denial of Hoeppel Incommunicado Claim by County Officials
Assistant District Attorney John V. Cogbill and Sheriff T. Wilson Seay of Henrico County denied Rep John H Hoeppel’s assertion that he had been held incommunicado since his arrest on November 7 on federal charges. They stated his lawyers have access to the jail and that visitors are allowed during regular hours. The case resumes Thursday in Federal District Court for a bond custody hearing.
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Richmond
John V. Cogbill
T. Wilson Seay
Henrico County
John H. Hoeppel
California
Charles W. Hoeppel
Washington
West Point
Hoeppel
Richmond News-Leader
New York Times
Henrico
Cogbill
Seay
Federal District Court
Ex Notre Dame Grid Star Dead
John W. Eggeman 61 prominent jurist and Catholic layman died after five weeks illness. He was a former national president of the Notre Dame University Alumni Association and played center for the Notre Dame football team.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
John W. Eggeman
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame
Relentless Drive Ordered as Madrid Defenders Brace
Madrid reports an air raid in the Glorieta Atocha area kills at least 53 and wounds 150. Gen Jose Miaja orders a relentless drive to wipe out 50,000 besieging rebels as refugees in the American embassy react in fear.
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H. E. Knoblaugh
Madrid
Glorieta Atocha Plaza
Jose Miaja
United
Boone of Horrors
Ateocha Plaza
Ministry of Public Works
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Berry Asks
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