Tydings Charges U S Officials Tydings Files Charges As To U S Officials Opposing Him
Senator Tydings told the Senate campaign expenditures committee that Maryland collector of internal revenue and Salisbury postmistress helped Lewis in the Democratic Senatorial primary. He filed five charges in a report showing receipts of 37 024.25 and expenditures of 35 957.64 plus unpaid bills and personal spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tydings
Roosevelt
Internal Revenue of
Maryland
Lewis
Salisbury
Representative Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
89th annual convention opens in Winchester
Mr Winchester welcomes attendees to the 89th annual Valley District Disciples of Christ convention opening this afternoon at the local Cork Street church. He thanks visitors for coming and notes Winchester's historic churches and their contributions to the city’s advancement and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley District
Disciples of Christ
Cork Street
Winchester
Finalists Named in Tomato Festival Beauty Contest
Miss Marguerite Sternes of Cumberland Maryland won the Berkeley Springs West Virginia beauty contest closing the Tomato Festival. Miss Margaret Jane Athey of Winchester was a strong contender, among the last three chosen by four judges led to a unanimous decision. Other finalists included Hovermale of Stotler's Cross Roads and Miss Jonedith Henry of Lochester, with Miss Betsy Birmingham from Winchester also in the running. Judges were Dr. C. R. Anderson Winchester Dr Kuhn mayor Cumberland Dr Tabler Hancock and Dr. Wallace Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Betsy Birmingham
Jonedith Henry
Margaret Jane Athey
Barr
Marguerite Sternes
Cumberland
Hovermale
Stotler's Cross Roads
Frederick County
Lochester
C. R. Anderson
Kuhn
Tabler
Hancock Md
Wallace
Martinsburg
61 Known Killed In Chilean Riots
Sandiergo Chile Sept 6 At least 61 people were known to have died and 58 arrested after a brief uprising by Chilean national socialists. Rebels were driven from the National University and the Workers Insurance building. 61 bodies were taken to the morgue. General Carlos Ibanez and 57 others faced court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandiergo
Chile
National University
Workers’ Insurance
Thanez
Carlos Ibanez
Ibanez
Congress
Evening Open Hours Listed for Jonest Facility
Open every evening from 7 to 9 pm. Contact Jonest at phone 511 for possible access details and scheduling.
Park Travel Hits New High Over Labor Day Weekend
Shenandoah National Park saw record attendance with 56 837 passengers and 15 593 automobiles entering during the extended Labor Day period. Front Royal entrance tallied 28 531 visitors in 7 632 cars, about 30 percent above 1937 levels, with 32 365 people in 8 975 cars over the week. Labor Day alone at Front Royal brought 5 395 entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah National Park
J. R. Lassiter
Front Royal
W. D. Chick
Wake Resigns As Principal At Middletown High
Wake resigns as principal of Middletown High School after three years to take a similar post. Superintendent Leslie D. Kline out of city unavailable for comment. School opens September 15. a successor may be announced soon. Wake was elected president of the Frederick County Teachers Association last spring. He had been assistant principal under G W Ropp, now Berkeley County, W Va, superintendent. Many resignations cited low salary scale and an eight month term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Wake
Middletown
Aera
Leslie D. Kline
Kline
Wake
Frederick County Teachers Association
G. W. Ropp
Berkeley County
W. Va
Firemen Attend School At University Of Maryland
Lester Forney Raymond Campbell and Miller Fletcher of the Friendship company spend several days at the University of Maryland attending sessions of a school for firemen. Forney has attended each session for years and the trained members serve as instructors for others in the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Forney
Raymond Campbell
Miller Fletcher
University of Maryland
School For Firemen
Friendship Company
Forney
New Council Set to Begin Term Tonight
A new Common Council term starts tonight with four new members Walter Anderson E Miller Streit Marvin D Weaver and Lawrence C Hollis joining. Incumbents Pred Forney C Douglas Barnett R Frank Barr and others retain seats while reorganizing the council. City Manager post draws J Elmer Shultz Frederick Md and Arthur M Field both expected to apply with others possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elmer Shultz
Frederick
Arthur M. Field
Walter Anderson
E. Miller Streit
Marvin D. Weaver
Peyton Marshall
C. R. Anderson
Herman Hable
Field
C. H. Harper
Disciples Of Valley Open Annual Meet With President Maphis
The 89th annual convention of the Disciples of Christ Valley district opened in Winchester as Fred D. Maphis of Strasburg presides. Delegates from Frederick Shenandoah Rockingham and Page counties attend with ministers laymen and Women’s groups. Tonight features a message and fellowship events leading into vespers and a Women’s session tomorrow focuses on building for God through missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Maphis
Strasburg
Disciples of Christ
Valley
Frederick
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Page
Church of Christ
C. H. Funk
C. R Anderson
Winchester
Arthur Wake
W. L. Dudley
J. Leslie Saum
Saumsville
W. Meredith Norment
Woodstock
G. A. Williams
Valley District
Maphis
Educational and Building Board
W L. Dudley
Etta Nunn
Richmond
Public Schools Open Thursday for 1938 39 Session
The city’s public schools begin on Thursday September 8 1938. Transfer students from Virginia Avenue and John Kerr to Handley building report to the Handley play court for initial directing. All other students return to prior rooms for further directions and a full first day session. The Handley lunchroom opens and a meeting of educators at Handley will precede opening. Virginia compulsory attendance law applies up to age fifteen. Attendance officers seek citizen help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Avenue
John Kerr School
Handley
Quaries
Handley Oo
Handley Building
Virginia
Winchester Public Schools
Spaniard Crown Prince Dies After Auto Crash
The Count of Covadonga aged 31 and son of King Alfonso of Spain dies in Miami Florida after an automobile accident. His companion Miss Mildred Gaydon 25 a nightclub cigarette girl suffers minor injuries. Police questioned her and released her. Traumatic shock and a bleeding disorder contributed to his death nine hours after the crash on Biscayne Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fila
Covadonga
Alfonso
Spain
Mildred Gaydon
Gaydon
Biscayne Boulevard
C. P. Lamar
M E Church Stephens City Meeting Note
M E Church Stephens City announces a gathering on Thursday September 8 at 5 p m. This brief item records a church event with no further details.
School Teacher Rescued by Farmer in Missouri Abduction
Miss Elinor Fern Dooley, a 23 year old rural teacher, was abducted from Washington School in Paris Missouri and rescued in a cornfield by farmer Clarence Young armed with an unloaded shotgun. A 14 year old youth Gerald Delmore was captured in Monroe County jail and faces mental hearing.
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Paris
Clarence Young
Elinor Fern Dooley
Russell Wilkes
Roe Countyp
Gerald Delmore
Tom Proctor
Czechoslovakia Prepares Sudeten Concession Offers
The Czech government awaited reactions from two sides to sweeping concessions for Germans in the republic. After a four hour cabinet session, Praha prepared plans to present to the Sudeten party while fearing a domestic backlash amid nationalist pressures and international appeals to avoid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHAHA
Czechoslovakia
France
Praha
Presidenc S.uuara Benes
Sudeten Party
Foreign Office
Not Ready For Armory Report Delays Plans For Winchester Facility
Dr. Allen Hawthorne says a full report for a Winchester armory is unlikely to be ready for tonight's Common Council meeting due to extensive data and mandatory business. Ian MacCallum works on plans and cost estimates, with federal grant deadlines and a September 30 target, plus potential bonds to match funds and a possible special election. The issue arose after War Department guidance on disbanding or transferring Company I and Headquarters Company of the 116th Infantry without proper armory facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hawthorne
Winchester
Common Council
Hawthorne
Ian MacCallum
Council
Corporation Court
S. Gardner Waller
National Guard
War Department
116Th Infantry
T de- Senos
Davis Family Ties Highlight Hines Conspiracy Trial
New York headlines report James Hines trial in which Davis sister Rose Wendroff testified she spoke with her rackets-lawyer brother two weeks before. The defense argues the witness may be coached. prosecutors cite a $500 payoff check to Hines as evidence of protection for the Dutch Schultz racket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Big Harry
Dutch Schultz
Tammany District
James
J. Hines
George Weinberg
Schultz
Jimmy Hines
James “ Hines
Davis
Hines
Stryker
Mrs. Wendroff
Britain’s Home Fleet Sets Course for North Sea Maneuver
About fifty warships from Britain’s home fleet sail from Portsmouth and other bases for a ten week North Sea cruise. The Nelson leads the line as flagship under Admiral Charles Forbes. The carrier Argus carries radio controlled Queen Bee planes for live anti aircraft practice. All units carry full stores and ammunition for any emergency. The admiralty expects no clash with the German fleet despite simultaneous maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Portsmouth
North Sea
Nelson
Charles M. Forbes
Argus
Admiralty
Scotch Foursome Provides Holiday Fun at Winchester Club
Labor Day event at Winchester Golf Club featured a mixed Scotch foursome tournament. First prize went to Mrs Philip Williams and Lester Arnold with 85 gross on a 14 1 2 handicap. Second prize earned by Miss Virginia Steck and Dr Thomas Gibson with 98 gross and net 74 1 2. Blind bogey claimed by Miss Frances Page and Lester Arnold Jr. Ann Kerr Russell and Carl Campbell posted second best low gross at 92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Winchester Golf Club
Philip Williams
Lester Arnold
Virginia Steck
Thomas Gibson
Frances Page
Ester Arnau
Ann Kerr Russell
Carl Campbell
Scout Committee To Meet Friday
The Central District Boy Scout Committee will hold a meeting at 8 o clock Friday September 9 in the Council Chamber at Rouss City Hall. Plans for the 1938 Winchester Scout Fund campaign will be discussed. The meeting is called by C P McVicar, chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central District Boy Scout Committee
Council Chamber
Rouss City Hall
Winchester Scout Fund
C. P. McVicar
Central District Commi
Staunton Man Dies in Automobile Accident
Staunton resident William Argenbright was killed in a Saturday night auto crash. Lt. William Argenbright of Lovett Brothers shoe store was mistakenly linked to the accident. the deceased was simply going about his business duties.
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William Argenbright
Staunton
William ‘Argenbright
Lovett Brothers
Argenbright
Statesmen Hoping for Hint of German Intent at Nurnberg
At the tenth Nazi congress in Nurnberg Hitler delivers a 5 000 word proclamation focusing on Germany’s inner strength and economy. He rejects any foreign pact, touts “Greater Germany” and Austria’s annexation, denounces Bolshevism, and welcomes Italian Fascists as observers.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Congress Hall
Hitler
Austria
Stroner
Hugh P. Wil
United Oees
Berlin
Italy
Htler
Bolshevis
Loberto Faranacci
The
Puehrer
Pool Sponsors Meet Tonight at Winchester Red Cross
Sponsors of the Winchester Swimming pool in the American Legion Building will hold an important meeting tonight at 8 oclock in the office of the Winchester Frederick Chapter of the Red Cross. Otis Snag, chairman of the Board of Governors, has requested each member make an effort to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
American Legion
Winchester-Frederick
The
Red Cross
Otis
Snag
Board of Governors
Junior Board Meets Thursday at George Washington Hotel
Winchester Junior Board of Trade announces a meeting for Thursday September 8 at 7 30 pm in the George Washington Hotel. Secretary Kenneth Rob urges members to attend. Also note ad seeking junk metals rags batteries radiators with high market prices and pipe sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
George Washington Hotel
Accosta
Kenneth Rob
Winchester Junk Co
Dancing Chuck and Rays Barbeques Specialties Featured
Local note shows Dancing Chuck and Rays Barbeques offering country ham sandwiches and beer at 10 cents. Odd 1p-7-27 and 8-2 dates appear as clipping fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck & Ray
New Showing School of Moling and Cather
Reading item notes an event titled New Showing School of Moling and Cather with unclear dates and details. The fragment mentions a display or demonstration linked to teaching or schooling. No further context or participants are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of
Moling & Cather
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Internal Revenue Collector
MR Winchester
Miss Athey
National Park
Tonigh Anderson
Hable
Disciples of Valley
Fred Maphis
Cigarette
M. E. Church
Stephens City
Thurs
Mr. MacCallum
Bulletin
By E. C. Daniel
Scotch Foursome
Scout Committee
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