Youth speakers and county meeting open with wide attendance
Dr. James W. Wright chaired the opening session of Frederick County Council of Religious Education's twenty sixth annual convention at Braddock Street Methodist Church. More than 200 Sunday school workers attended with several hundred people overall as youth addressed the challenges of choosing ideals over material things.
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James W. Wright
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Winchester
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, South
Plan To Offer Two Years Of College Work Here
The State Department of Public Instruction authorizes Frederick County to organize Junior Colleges under FERA. Regular courses will be offered and credits accepted by colleges. Free instruction for eligible high school graduates and nearby county residents to pursue two years of college work. Enroll by visiting the Frederick County Schools office in the County Courthouse.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Federal Educational Relief Administration
FERA
Ctors
Frederick County Schools
County Court House
Friendship Fire Co Regular Meeting Tonight at Eight
The Friendship Fire Co holds its regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. Secretary Marion Anderson notes the hour and agenda for members.
Danville Posts State Police Over Textile Strike Flight
Virginia authorities dispatched ten state motor police to Danville after reports of a North Carolina textile workers’ flying squadron headed for Pittsylvania. Governor Peery warned of a possible troop emergency if a motorcade breach occurred as Whitehead sought aid from Richmond.
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Associated Press
Danville
John Q. Rhodes
Virginia
Perry
Richmond
Peery
Pittsylvania
Commonwealth
Joseph Whitehead, Jr
A. H. Overby
Thevernor
North Carolina
Barlier
Whitehead
Auty
John Q Odes, Jr
Division of Motor Vehicles
Schoolfield
Carolinas
U. S. Expenses Surpass One Billion Dollars This Year
Treasury figures show government spending through September 4 reached 1.013 billion dollars, with more than half directed to emergency needs. Overall expenses are about 2.5 times higher than last year, while ordinary outlays rose from 375.9 million to 454.1 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Paroled Man Fined For Drunken Driving In Steubenville
Preston Madigan, paroled from the West Virginia penitentiary for burglary, was fined and jailed on a drunken driving charge after arraignment in Steubenville. Officers testified he was unfit to drive and his request to leave town for a year was denied. Also fined were Elwood Elliott for reckless driving and Jesse Wellen and Tom Parlett for drunkenness.
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Preston Madigan
South Fourth _ street
Steubenville
Ohio
C. W. Hollis
Madigan
West Virginia
R. E. Bayliss
B. Cline
Hollis
Elwood Elliott
Wadesville
Elliott
Bowers
Williams
Martinsburg Pike
Miller Plant Nursery
Jesse Wellen
Tom Parlett
F. L. Bean
Frederick County
Dillinger Aides Reported Indicted in Chicago
A federal grand jury reportedly returned true bills charging Louis Piquett John Dillinger's lawyer two physicians and Piquett's assistant with harboring Dillinger while he evaded justice. Arthur W OLeary, a law office employee, was among those named.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Louis Piquett
John Dillinger
Piquett
Dillinger
Arthur W. O'Leary
150 Years of Methodism Observed at Little Mountain Church
The sesqui centennial observance of the Little Mountain Church of the Bunker Hill Charge continues with Rev. C. S. Luce leading events and speakers tonight including Rev. D. B. Groves Rev. G. A. Luttrell Rev. M. A. Keesecker and Rev. Chas E Lubeck Jr. The oldest Methodist preacher Rev. Charles M. Baldwin aged ninety four will be guest and lead the old time love feast at 11 a m and deliver the historical address at 7:45 p.m. Friday. Sunday Dr Frank Steelam closes with address at 3 p.m. Guests may bring a picnic lunch and ladies serve dinner on grounds.
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D. B. Groves
G. A. Luttrell
M. A. Keesecker
Chas. E. Lubeck, Jr
Charles M. Baldwin
Frank Steelam
No Trace Of Hold-Up Man At Cork And Loudoun Station
Officers reported no clues to the hold up at the American Oil Company filling station on Cork and Loudoun streets. L Glover said a stranger forced him into a room and took the cash, about 56 dollars.
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American Oil Company
Cork
Loudoun
L. Glover
Debt talks between U S and Soviet Union collapse
Soviet American debt negotiations totaling over 500 million dollars nearly broke down as Assistant Secretary Moore and Soviet Ambassador Troyanovsky clashed on settlement terms.
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Washington
Moore
Alexander Troyanovsky
World News At A Glance Summary
Washington reports ten dead and many injured from a textile strike. New York financial leaders study a plan for a major steel merger in four years and informal auto merger talks. Chicago notes a shooting on a board member. Danville, Virginia and North Carolina border workers prepare to block entry. Representative Sam Rayburn expects to be House Speaker. Government expenditures exceed one billion dollars this year. Rome papers reprint Ostia slab finds from the second century. Aberdeen’s Lord Raglan foresees racial merger in America. Budapest reports minstrel Gypsies slain in a clash over a beauty.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Ralph M
Danville
Virginia-North Carolina
Sam Reyburn
Texas
Rome
Ostia
Aberdeen
Scotland
Lord Raglan
America
Anthropological Society
Budapest
American Fliers Reach Kirkwall
The two American fliers Prof. Richard A. Light of Yale and Robert Wilson of New Rochelle N Y arrived at Kirkwall Orkney Islands at 12 45 p m after a flight of one hour 35 minutes from the Faroe Islands. The hop nears completion of a trans Atlantic flight.
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Associated Press
London
Richard A. Light
Yale
Robert Wilson
New Rochelle
N. Y
Kirkwall
Orkney Islands
Faroe Islands
Volcano Eruption Begins After Hawaii Earthquake
Ki lauea on Hawaii Island erupted within its crater after a light quake. Lava flows from a 500 foot wide cascade about 600 feet above the crater floor. No lava has yet spilled beyond the crater rim.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Kilauea
Hawaii Island
Kidnappers Seize Woman and Boy Near Fayetteville NC
Cumberland County authorities patrolled highways after armed men reported to have abducted a woman and an 18 year old boy from an egg-green car to a green sedan on the Fort Bragg road. Painter James Tyson encountered the group and was forced to wait as the pair were moved away. No confirmed kidnapping report had reached local detectives, but a watch notice circulated.
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Associated Press
Fayetteville
N. C
Cumberland County
James Tyson
Fort Bragg
Tyson
Public Sale James B. Russell Residence
Furniture and household goods plus a few antiques to be sold at the home of the late Jas. B. Russell corner Cork and Wash. Streets on Saturday September 8 at 1 30 prompt.
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Jas. B. Russell
Soft water used at Winchester Steam Laundry
Winchester Steam Laundry reports use of soft water and lists contact number 28 for inquiries. The brief item notes that the plant employs soft water in its operations and provides a phone reference for customers or suppliers.
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Winchester Steam
Pickers Tickets Printed For Evening Star Promotion
Public notices in The Evening Star announce printers' pickup for picker tickets during the August 20 to 21 timeframe. The item emphasizes timely ordering and distribution.
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the Evening Star
Regular monthly meeting called by Sarah Zane Fieco
Regular monthly meeting Friday at 8 p m. Every member requested to be present. Matters of importance announced by Captain R H Brown.
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Sarah Zane Fieco
R. H. Brown
Rouss Fire Co to Hold Monthly Meeting
Regular monthly meeting of the Rouss Fire Co. will be held Friday evening September 7 at 8 o'clock. All members with uniforms out are asked to return them at this meeting. M. D. Weaver, Pres.
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Rouss Fire CO
Funeral for Mrs. Lucinda Foster Kilham Draws Large Attendance
A large gathering of relatives and friends attended the last rites for Mrs. Lucinda Foster Kilham in Hayfield Virginia. She was a longtime church member known for motherly kindness and Christian virtues. The service featured six flower bearers and a church choir hymn during the commitment, with pallbearers named Clowser Hoover Jenkins Redmiler and Graves. Relatives traveled from Alexandria Luray Wilmington Del. Newton Falls Halltown and Millville to attend.
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Pauline Clowser
Hilda Cather
Nannie Orndorff
Anna McCormick
Cora
Pearl Lineberg
Charles Clowser
Carter Hoover
Sterling Jenkins
Raymond Redmiler
Burdett Graves
J. M. Foster
J.M. Foster, Jr
Herick
B. W. Graves
Alexandria
Frank Foster
Som
Anion
Luray
James Foster
Wilmington
Del
Lewis Foster
Newton Falls
Ohio
Dewey Meadows
Halltown
W. Va
Millville
Texas Girl Fliers Hold Out Near East St. Louis
Jean La Rene and Mary Owens, the Texas endurance fliers, refueled at Curtiss-Steinberg Airport near East St. Louis shortly after dawn and planned to remain in the area until favorable weather reports from Chicago.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Jean la Rene
Mary Owens
Endurance Fliers
Curtiss-Steinberg Airport
East St. Louis
Ill
Chicago
Feed sellers urged in Frederick County
Frederick County farmers with hay straw or corn fodder to sell this winter are asked to inform County Agent I. Fred Stine. He is compiling a government report on feed availability for drought relief purchases, with potential earnings for suppliers. The data targets individual farmers shippers and wholesale dealers.
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Frederick County
Fred Stine
Stine
Drouth
Kidnapping trial halted as Kent collapses in Virginia court
Major Robert C. Kent Jr. suffered a stroke or collapse during day four of his kidnapping trial for Mrs. Mary Hastings in Fincastle Virginia. He was carried in on a stretcher with twitching limbs as Judge Buchanan paused proceedings and sent the jury from the box. The hearing paused but not immediately declared a mistrial, with recovery suggested as possible.
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Associated Press
Fincastle
A. C. Buchanan
Robert C. Kent, Jr
Mary J. Hastings
Kent
Buchanan
Cour
Abe
R. M. Howells
J. C. Caldwell
Wytheville
Walkout of 175000 Garment Union Members Ordered Next Week
The Ladies' Garment Workers Union faces a national strike of 175,000 workers with action set to begin next week. The executive board announced the decision, saying the strike calls are final and no membership ratification is required. Local authorities in South Carolina and North Carolina report arrests as mills face disruptions amid the tense labor climate.
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Ladies’ Garment Union
New York
Eral
National Ladies’ Garment Wars Union
In Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
General Executive Board
Miss Mary Bahman Weds Jerome Blume in Baltimore
Mrs Jane W Anderson of 19 West Cork Street announces the marriage of her granddaughter Miss Mary Virginia Bahman to Mr Jerome Blume of Baltimore Maryland. They were married September 5 in Baltimore with a ring ceremony. Witnesses included Mrs M T Reed, Lee Baker, and Mr and Mrs Howard Brown and daughter. The couple left on a southern trip. The bride's father was C A Bahman and the late Mrs Bahman of the city.
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Jane W. Anderson
West Cork Street
Mary Virginia Bach
Jerome ‘ Blume
Baltimore
M. T. Reed
Lee Baker
Howard Brown
Hackensack
N. J
Public Auction Notice at Court House
Public auction announced for Saturday September 8 at 12 noon. Bank shares include 30 Shenandoah Valley National Bank, 10 Potomac Edison 6 percent preferred, 10 National Fruit Product 7 percent preferred. Dunn & Duvall, auctioneers.
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Court’ House
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Potomac Edison
National Fruit Product
Dunn & Duvall
Aucts
Notice School Route Bidders See Us For Complete Info
Advertising note from Bickers Motor Co inviting bids on school bus bodies with prices and terms. Provides contact window 9 to 5 and directs readers to see them for complete information.
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Bickers Motor Co
Pa’s Dozing Brews a Barber’s Troubles
The story shows Pa dozing at the barber shop and answering with uh huh, provoking the barber to give him the works. He leaves slick but broke, unable to pay for sugar to make jelly, and vows to quit dozing in public, with a family plan to test the claim next Sunday.
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Braddock Street Church
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Sayer
Lietette
Tather A. Thomas
Fre~mont Dick
Carl Cather
Harold Edwards
Eugene Russell
Franklin G. Senger
Garland R. Quarles
D- An
F. L. Buckley
Flickinger
Miller
Snyder Alleman
Stephens City
Kingdom of God
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The
Friendship Fire Co
Marion Anderson
Rhodes
State Line
U. S
South Carolina
South Carolina National Guardsmen
Pate
Seneca
Georgia
Dr. Baldwin
Little Mountain
Bunker Hill
C. S. Luce
World News
Pickers
M. D. Weaver
Kilham
Star Office
Lptf
Carolina
Mary Hastings
Gorman
Arthur G. Besse
National Asociation of ‘Wool Manufactuers
Wool Code Authority
Greenville
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National Guard
B. B. Smith
Wood
Side Mill
Mary Bahlman
Jerome Blume
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