Lions Club Directors Meet Tonight in Private Dining
The Lions Club board will convene tonight in the private dining room at Washington Rev. Geo B. Owens. It will cover education committee matters and finances with speakers Harrisonburg and Newport News attendance noted at 91 for June. Jon L. Jackson delivered the principal talk recounting a 11,000 mile trip across the country this summer including the Grand Canyon and Rose Bowl. Guests included J Trone Sprint of Baltimore Raleigh and Boyce Curtis Puckett and Lion Thompson of Front Royal.
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Board of di- Club
Lions
Washington
Geo B. Owens
Tons Education Committee
Lion Pariason
Winchester
Newport News
Harrisonburg
Jon L. Jackson
New Mexico
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
Grand Canyon National Park
Will Rogers
Catalina Island
Rose Bowl
J. Trone Sprint
Baltimore
Raleigh and Boyce
Curtis Puckett
Lion Thompson
Front Royal
Black Legion plotted terror and political upheaval in 1930s
A contemporary report labeled the Black Legion as dangerous, accusing members of bigotry and violent acts. Jury selection began in Detroit for 12 men charged with luring WPA worker Poole to a road and shooting him. Prosecution relies on Dean as key witness while Effinger faces broader syndicalism charges. Gov. Syrgent urged removal of active Legion members from state posts.
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Poole
WPA
Ciaimn
Joseph A. Moyni
Wayne County
Detroit
Clarence Nacker
Dayton Dean
Dean
Order
Virgil F
Bert) Effinger
Lima
Black Legion
Effinger
Sixto
America
Iron Guard
Frank D. Syrgent
Night Owl mystery comedy to repeat Friday at Boyce
The three act mystery comedy Night Owl by Frank W. is repeated Friday at 8 PM in Emmanuel Church parish hall Boyce after the Thursday performance at Meade Memorial Church White Post. Cast includes Misses Mary Thomson Kathleen Thomson Elizabeth Blackwell Mary Denny Janie Gardiner and Messrs Max Bill Riley Dearmont Edward B Lee George Wilson.
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Frank W
Meade Memorial Church
White Post
Police Court Dockets Include Drunkenness Assaul t Cases
Police Court today hears Homer Hook of Highland Avenue with a fine of 10 dollars and 28 cents. Pete Jones of 1309 is charged with drunkenness and fined 1 dollar 10 cents. Eusie Scosaff faces assault with a 20 dollar 25 cent penalty.
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Homer Hook
Highland Avenue
Onset Ae
Pete Jones
Eusie Scosaff
Ickes Stepson Shoots Self at Secretary's Winnetka Home
Wilmarth Ickes, son of Mrs. Harold L. Ickes and Prof. James Westfall Thompson, was told by a physician he had tuberculosis before he shot himself in the interior secretary's Winnetka residence. Mrs. Ickes died last year in a New Mexico auto accident.
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Wilmarth Ickes
Interior
Winnetka
Chicago
Wilmarth
Harold L. Ickes
James Westfall Thompson
University of California
Ickes
New Mexico
Central Press
Benefit Softball Series Opens Here This Evening
Dr H L James announced health club softball team will host Martinsburg West Virginia in a double header starting at 5 p m on diamond 01 The five game series raises funds for two injured men Robert Leasure of this city and a Martinsburg man with possible eye loss Proceeds will be split fifty fifty between the teams and given to the injured men A second game will be played in Martinsburg Friday evening A Wednesday September 2 meeting at 8 pm in Dr James office will organize a football team All interested persons urged to attend.
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H. L. James
Martinsburg
W. Va
Robert Leasure
James
Airport Plans Boost Local Aviation With New Field
The city approves a $2,000 site for a new landing field to enhance aviation locally. The field will meet Department of Commerce standards and spur growth. City council tonight to elect officers for the year, including president, vice president, and recorder. New members O. L. Jamison and Dr. Allen T. Hawthorne join. J. H. Henry and E. J. Snapp retire.
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Department of Commerce
O. L. Jamison
Allen T. Hawthorne
J. H. Henry
E. J. Snapp
Dern Rites and Campaigns Follow Fateful Train Route
President set to speak only after funeral as his train travels from Sidney Nebraska through Wyoming with the Dern faction staging parley sites in Iowa Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma and Wisconsin. Governors from several states join talks while crowds press along routes in Cheyenne Laramie and Rawlins. Marvin H. McIntyre and Col. Edwin M. Watson note no platform talks until after the funeral.
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White House
Des Moines
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Bismarck
North Dakota
Montana
Pierre
South Dakota
Wyoming
Sidney
Neb
O. D. Burris
Cheyenne
Hanna
Laramie
Rawlins
Wyo
Marvin H. McIntyre
Edwin M. Watson
Funeral Rites for Mrs Cora Hathaway Lee Held in Brunswick
The funeral for Mrs. Cora Hathaway Lee who died August 19 in Frederick Maryland from a fall complications was held August 21 at the Episcopal church in Brunswick. The Rev W B McKinley officiated with interment at Old Norbourne cemetery Martinsburg in the family lot. She was widow of Melvin Lee and daughter of Orville and Virginia Hathaway. Survived by sister Mrs Josephine Breakman and cousins in Virginia and Ohio.
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Cora Hathaway Lee
Frederick
Episcopal Church
Brunswick
W. B. McKinley
Old Norbourne
Martinsburg
Rattlesnake Invades Bedroom. Speaker Reports It Cried Like a Baby
In Waynesboro Virginia Oscar Brookens a Black man awoke to a 42 inch rattler in his bedroom He fired with a .22 rifle killing the intruder as it cried Just like a baby The snake bore 17 rattlers and died after the shot
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Waynesboro
Oscar Brookens
Oscar
Brookens
Ardell Moore Recovers from Auto Crash Near Reynolds Store
Ardell Moore of Reynolds Store Frederick County says he is slowly recovering from injuries after a car in which he was returning from Berkeley Springs left the road on a curve and overturned. He denies any intention to sue I D Shade for damages, noting Shade helped pay medical expenses.
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Ardell Moore
Reynolds
Shade
Local Officer Is Suspended From Winchester Police
Officer Lloyd Williams faces a hearing on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. Police Chief Clayton W. Hollis suspended him and a hearing was set for 4 p m. Peyton J. Marshall was expected to preside in Mayor C. R. Anderson’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Williams
Winchester
Clayton W. Hollis
Hollis
C. R. Anderson
Peyton J. Marshall
Bare Story Valley Nudist Camp Operator Quips On Nuisance
Harry Ferree a 61 year old former operator of a nudist camp near Denver Colo says the biggest problem is embarrassment because there are no pockets to put hands in and no suspenders or vest to tuck thumbs in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bare Story Valley
Neb
Harry Ferree
Denver
Colo
American destroyer hit by bombs in Spanish air raid
A U S destroyer was struck during a Spanish air attack with uncertain bomber affiliation. Secretary of State Cordell Hull issued strong representations to both the Spanish government and Franco's Fascist rebels regarding the incident.
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U. S
Kane
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets Report
Market notes from Baltimore and Philadelphia show mixed prices for produce, poultry, and eggs. Cattle and hogs in Baltimore were weak to slow with lower bids, while sheep and lambs remained fairly active. Chicago reports cattle and calves steady to lower with light demand, and vealers up.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago
Dept. Agri
Local Markets Price Listings From The Star
Local markets show daily price lines for patent flours, corn meal, feeds, and butter with Magnolia and Crystal brands. Includes 98, 48, 24, and 12 pound bag rates per barrel or per bag, plus dairy and livestock pricing and miscellaneous feeds.
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Kasco
Magnolia
Market Report Mixed as Rails Lead Early Gains
In New York on September 1 rails and select specialties drew cautious buying while overall list breadth narrowed. Early profits softened then recovered with bonds steady and grains mixed. Foreign currencies weakened slightly as traders awaited clarity on Europe and the market closed with several blue chips and Industrials showing modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S & Market
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Keee Aga
French Franc Was, 1-16 of A Cent At 6.58 7 and Ster Was Now At 65, As Eo Exchain
Closi
Allied Chemical
Can
Radiator
Ae Am. Smelters
Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
Beth, Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Edison
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Grain futures and cash market quotations drift lower
Chicago futures soften with late selling amid expectations of improved pasture and feed grain prospects. Wheat futures fall to around 1.05 to 1.08 for nearby contracts while corn and oats edge down, with cash grain values showing No 2 red wheat around 1.13 to 1.50 and white corn near 1.23 to 1.24 per bushel.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
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Uion Jackson
Boyce
EL Paso
Texas
Dallas Texas
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Grace Prescott
Miss Chatterton
Mary Pickford
J. Raymond Cornell
Wellesley, Mass
Boston
Cornell
Miss Pickford
Walla Walla
Wash
North Central
United States
Pacific Northwest
U.S
Pssit
Noah
Stanley
Noah Baxter
Abner Bush
W. Svanvey
Centaay
U. S. 8S
The
Star
Stock Market Report
Hamburger’s
N. Main Street
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