Labor Declares Boycott Against Scab Nations
The American Federation of Labor called for a boycott of goods and services from Germany Italy Russia China or any country restricting trade and denounced persecution of Jews. The convention pledged support to Roosevelt recovery program and re elected its officers, while urging price and wage stability and efficient public works.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor Convention
Germany
Italy
Russia
China
Executive Council
Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Green
Frank Morrison
Federation
Martin F. Ryan
Fran X. Martel
Detroit
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Martel
Red Cross Roll Call Set for Novembers in Winchester Area
The Winchester and Frederick County Red Cross chapter schedules a roll call from Armistice Day November 11 to November 30 with Lawrence C. Hollis as enrollment chairman and C. B. Carr as publicity chief. Volunteers from multiple churches assist in making garments and overall Red Cross activities are urged for nationwide fund drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Winchester
Frederick County
Walker McC. Bond
Winchester - Frederick County
Bond
Lawrence C. Hollis
C. B. Carr
Rose Grimm
Hunter B. Grimm
Presbyterian
United Brethren, Friends
Catholic
Luther
Methodist
Wes
American Natan Red Cross
Front Royal to Play Park Boys Here Tomorrow
The Park Baseball team prepares for weekend games against the Front Royal All-Stars. Winchester Park hopes to avenge two earlier defeats as two games are scheduled for Saturday at 2 30 p m and Sunday in Front Royal. Proceeds from the games go to the players.
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the Park
Front Royal
Winchester Park
Park
Park Boys
Millwood
Forrestal testifies on stock sales and private trust
James V. Forrestal of Dillon Read and Company tells the Senate banking committee he sold 16,788 shares at 53 dollars each after buying for under a dollar. He describes forming a private tax company controlled by himself and Mrs. Forrestal and lists holdings including 37,000 shares in a Dillon Read investment trust with varying purchase prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
James V. Forrestal
Dillon, Read and Company
Senate Banking Committee
Forrestal
United States
Dillon, Read and Company Investment Trust
Public sale notice for Winchester home at 303 S Loudoun St
A public sale will be held Saturday October 21 in front of the Court House in Winchester Virginia. The property is home place 303 South Loudoun Street. Sale by B E Russell Export. See inside for description and details.
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Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Notice on Sunday Paper Copies and Delivery
Public notice stating copies of Sunday papers available at stands or by delivery from Winchester News Service located at 20 E Piccadilly St. Phone 544 R. C. Richard.
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Winchester News Service
E. Piccadilly St
R. C. Richard
Fire destroys Shenandoah Paper Board Co storehouse
A 400 to 500 ton paper stock warehouse at Shenandoah Paper Board Co. burned in an early morning blaze. Spontaneous combustion is suspected as 50 firefighters fought the fire with seven streams of water. The loss was extensive and the plant operations may be delayed for days.
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Shenandoah Paperboard Company
Winchester Fire Department
Closs
Friendship Fire Company
Pierce
Winchester
Preston
Larrick Estate Divided in Middletown Will
Mrs. Martha F. Larrick's will probate in Middletown names Herbert S. Larrick executor with $3000 bond. Ralph DuBreuler, raised by the couple, inherits all livestock tools and the farm auto, while the residue goes to niece Bessie Burns Beall of Laurel Maryland after debts and expenses. The Larricks previously left a philanthropic fund and a plan for church chimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha F. Larrick
E. Olin Larrick
Middletown
Herbert S. Larrick
Massachusetts Bondine Company
J. H. Worley
Cary Abercrombie
Washington, D. C
Ralph DuBreuler
Larrick
Testatrix
Bessie Burns Beall
Laurel
Olin Larrick
Middletown High School
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Stains On Wreckage Hint At Time Bomb In Plane Crash
Investigators in Chicago found stains on wreckage from the giant air transport liner that crashed near Chesterton Indiana killing seven. The stains resembled nitroglycerine or gunpowder and officials said a blast may have caused the disaster with no gasoline tank explosion detected. Coroner Davis and others noted the bomb theory is under consideration as farmers reported hearing a loud explosion before the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Chesterton
Ind
Department of Commerce
Feneral
Cleveland
Air Mail
Carl Davis
Porter County
Davis
Defective Brakes Found on Trucks in Local Tests
Inspectors tested brakes with a device resembling a scale, finding many trucks with faulty brakes. Eleven owners face magistrate A. J. Tavenner Monday. A Bayliss device, owned by Earle Shade, measured stopping distances at 20 mph, guiding tickets for unsafe brakes.
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A. J. Tavenner
Tfonday
Raviiss
Bullet Volley Ends Bluebeard's Gruesome Career
In Spezia Italy at dawn Cesare Serviatti tied to a chair was shot in the spine by carabiniere. He had been convicted on eleven counts tied to the disappearances and deaths of three young women including Beatrice Margarucci once of Long Branch New Jersey.
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Spezia
Italy
Cesare Serviatti
Serviatti
Beatrice Margarucci
Long Branch
N. J
Washington
NRA
Wagner
New York
National Labor Board
Western Kentucky
New Rochelle
Hugh S. Johnson
United Mine Workers
Independent Miners’ Union
Operators Association of
United States
Weirton Steel Company
E. T. Weir
Weirton
W. Va
Pacific Coast
First of Three Police Slayers Dies In Chair
In Chicago on October 13 Maurice Cohen aged 38 became the first of three condemned men executed in the electric chair at the county jail. He was put to death for the murder of Patrolman Joseph Haskins during a Navy Pier robbery on August 14 amid a city crime crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maurice Cohen
Joseph Haskines
Navy Pier
Hearings Started On Warren County Park Land Claims
A three judge arbitration board held Warren county land claim hearings in Front Royal this week. The Rudisalee claim reduced from 18000 to 88278.50 and the park appraisal commissioners awarded 1684.32. Paul Beaty sought 4750 against 1662 appraisal, W W Beaty asked 489 on 213 and James W Beaty owned 26 acres. Attorneys included Harrison and Harrison and Wilbur F Trout. The four objectors total about 13000, opposed by 3700 awarded. Hearings in the park area followed in Rappahannock county yesterday.
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Board of Arbitration
Circuit Court
Williams, Bertram
Alexander
Front Royal
Warren County
Paul Beaty
W. W. Beayt
James W. Beaty
Audacille
Harrison and Harrison
Winchester
Wilbur F. Trout
Trout
W. W. Beaty
The
Conservation Commission
W. C. Armstrong
A. C. Carson
Elliot D. Marshall
Board of Appraisal Commissioners
Park
Arbitration Board
Rappahannock County
Auto Party Fatally Hurt In Crash
Edward H. Magruder of Alexandria Va died after his car overturned on the Defense Highway near Annapolis Md The crash injured his wife 41 and Mrs Alice Brookfield both residents of Alexandria They were taken to Emergency Hospital Officials said rain caused the skid as the party returned to Washington after a Loyal Order of Moose meeting
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Edward H. Magruder
Magruder
Defense
Alexandria
Alice Brookfield
Washington
Loyal Order of Moose
President Roosevelt to address nation from White House
President Roosevelt will speak tonight for seven minutes at 10 p m EST from the White House. The subject has not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
City Committee Postpones Meeting to October 18
The Democratic City Executive Committee meeting slated for tomorrow evening is deferred to 7 o clock next Wednesday October 18 in the City Hall Council Chamber. The gathering aims to complete Democratic campaign plans for the city.
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Haseen
Funeral Rites Tomorrow For Wm. J. Chapman
The funeral for William J. Chapman 64 of Lynchburg Va occurs tomorrow afternoon from 706 Madison St Lynchburg with interment in the local cemetery He was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Lynchburg and is survived by a widow four daughters three sons two brothers two sisters and five grandchildren.
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William J. Chapman
Winchester
Lynchburg
the Star
Madison Street
Chapman
First Presbyterian Church of
Lyda J. Chapman
Ernest Alger
Millwood
Mr. Chapman
Joseph H
Fannie N. Chapman
W. B. Baker and Sons
Willie Estep
Clarke County
Bernard Lilly
Audrey Burch
Andrew Wilkerson
Wayland H. Nash
John D., Chapman
Washington State
Eugene and
Joseph Chapman
Walter J. Chapman
James R. Chapman
Washington, D. C
Martin McDaniel
Cherrydale
Sunday School Leaders Meet To Elect Council Officers
Frederick County Council of Religious Education calls a meeting for Saturday October 28 at 2 pm in Handley Library. Reports on cooperative church and Sunday School work will be heard and plans made for the coming year. Officers will be elected. two delegates per church or Sunday School.
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Frederickunty Council of
Handley Library
Lewis Pidgeon
Car Of Soap Arrives For The Prosperity Contest
A large local ad shows Winchester and nearby stores pooling buying power to ship a carload of Lux Rinso Lifebuoy and Lux Toilet Soap from Lever Brothers. The four brands offer lower prices and serve distinct household needs. Lux Toilet Soap is touted as a favorite of screen stars for complexion care and youthful looks.
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Todays Star
Winchester
Lux
Rinso
Lifebuoy
Lever Brothers Company
Apples Show Decline In September Crop Yields
A Richmond crop bulletin reports September brought decline in apple prospects due to disease and worms. Total U S. commercial apple crop forecast at 27.57 million barrels, down from last year and below the five year average, while near and grape crops fared slightly better with pears and grapes also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Crop Reporting Service
United States
J Wiley Cooper Dies In Harrisonburg Hospital
J Wiley Cooper aged 32 died at Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg after illness. Son of late Mr and Mrs John Cooper of Boyce Clarke County. He worked as a police guard at convict camps and was brought from camp HQ near Harrisonburg. Survived by four sisters and his mother Miss Valley Oliver. Body to be taken to sister Mrs Lowe in Boyce for funeral arrangements.
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J. Wiley Cooper
John Cooper
Boyce, Clarke
SG Ay
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Cooper
George K. Shako
Westhampton Beach
L. I
H. E. Brown
Millwood
W. 8. Brent
Harisonburg
Arthur L. Lowe
Boyce
Miss Valley Oliver
Lowe
Stock Market Prices Say In Call Trading
New York traders moved nervously as the Liberty loan conversion proposal promised new long term bonds totaling about 2 billion dollars. Prices sagged modestly though no market crash occurred as dull trading persisted and sterling opened at 4.63 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
More Than 50 Arrests In New York Demonstrations
riot groups marching to N R A headquarters at the Hotel Pennsylvania in midtown New York led to over 50 arrests as 3,500 radicals clashed with mounted police. 2,000 workers from cleaning dyeing and tailoring industries gathered at 10:30 a m as NRA mediators sought recognition of right wing unions and price cuts.
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Associated Press
New York
N. R A
Pennsylvania
Nut
N. R
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American Federation
Paperboard Co
E. 0. Larrick
Ralph DeBreuler
Indiana
Bayliss
Bluebeard
New Park Region
Williams
Auto Party
Wm. J. Chapman
Ley Library
N. R.A
Recovery Administration
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