Textile strike turmoil spans firms and regions
AP dispatches report after a large Philadelphia knit goods strike clash with workers and 50 arrests. Coroner probes in Honea Path over seven mortally wounded pickets. In North and South Carolina textile fronts troops ease, mills reopen slowly. 171,000 New England workers return.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Prudential Knitting Mills
Seyne Coatie
An. van Leou
Anderson
S. C
Honea Path
Chiquola
J. Roy McCoy
N. C
Carolinas
W. P. Jacobs
South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Reo Gz
Boston
New England
Orchard Roads Offer Fragrant Apple Treats this Season
Unearths a travel note about driving past orchards where apples color vividly and give off a strong scent. Observers compare the aroma favorably to the fruit’s large, tasty appearance and remark on the shared delight from visitors who smelled and tasted the apples during a scenic drive.
Unemployed Insurance Described as Vital by Perkins
Frances Perkins, US Secretary of Labor, described compulsory unemployment insurance as a vital necessity for orderly economic security. Speaking in Boston she said next session proposals would aim for broad cooperation between federal and state governments and noted relief expenditures during 1933 34 totaled 1.34 billion with 840 million from the federal government.
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Associated Press
Boston
Frances Perkins
United States Secretary of Labor
Miss Perkins
Dry Nova Scotia Apple Season Prompts Cautious Outlook
Reports from Winchester indicate a very dry Nova Scotia season has hurt apple size and color. If the trend continues, output may fall this year, potentially boosting demand for Virginia apples though no firm prediction can be made.
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Winchester
Nova Scotia
Virginia
Bus Auto Crash Victim Still Critical at Memorial
Reports from Memorial Hospital say Nickles of Brooklyn New York remains in critical condition after a bus automobile collision near Upperville. He suffers a fractured femur chest injuries scalp wounds and bruises. John Cucco Jr Ralph Coughlin and others injured are improving. The New Yorkers were en route to Woodstock via Winchester when their car crashed head on with a Capitol Greyhound bus at Goose Creek bridge.
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Memorial Hospital
Nickles
Brooklyn
N. Y
Upperville
Ohn Cucco
John, Jr
Ralph Coughlin
Winchester
Woodstock
Goose Creek
Capitol Greyhound
Miss Dinwiddie Resigns to Direct Emer Kansas Welfare
Miss Emily W. Dinwiddie resigns from the Virginia Department of Public Welfare staff to become director of the Emer Kansas. Virginia Commissioner Arthur W. James announces the move. Dinwiddie, Albemarle county native, led the state children's bureau from 1927 to 1934 and has served on special assignments since.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Emily W. Dinwiddie
Virginia Department of Public Welfare
Emer- Kansas
Arthur W. James
Virginia
Rainbow Wins Fifth Race in Yacht Classic Controversy Flare
Rainbow defeated Endeavour in the fifth race with a finish of 2 34 05 to 2 38 06 to move within one victory of retaining the cup. The race sparked international controversy as Sopwith's protest was rejected for late flag signaling.
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Rainbow
Associated Press
Endeavour
Newport
Latha Dt R
Sopwith
CO Te Neiea
Britain
International Amity
Benton Reef
Windward
Leeward
Vanderbilt
Race Committee
Lord Dunraven
Pickers Tickets Printed Now for The Evening Star
The Evening Star urges readers to get pickers tickets printed now. The notice specifies dates and time window as August 20 1p to 9p. The short item highlights urgency for participants and organizers.
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the Evening Star
Peaches Heath Cling Sold By C O Watson
Orchard dealer C O Watson offers Heath Cling peaches at $2 per bushel. Phone Stephens City 7 J. listings date 9 22 and item code 1p 21.
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Heath Cling
C. O. Watson
Stephens City
Two Arrests On Charges Taking Chickens
Two men, W R Berry and Ormia Berry of Warren county Cedarsville, were arrested around 10 last night and jailed for investigation. Officers tie them to multiple chicken raids in Hayfield, especially Vernon O Baker’s roost, and link a Studebaker cabriolet to the case. No charges filed yet. detectives expect to press soon as they probe thefts and sold birds.
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Hayfield
Vernon O. Baker
W. R. Berry
Ormia Berry
Cedarsville
Warren County
W. Newcome
P. W. Pingley
Baker Roost
Former Treasury Official Is Dead
Capt. Charles A. McCatee former U S treasury official at New York Baltimore Norfolk Savannah and San Juan Porto Rico died here yesterday. Funeral services were to be held today with burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery. He was 87. Mr and Mrs Philip Kramer son Mr Albert Kramer and daughter Miss Mildred Kramer spent yesterday in Washington visiting the two daughters Misses Besss and Mary Kramer.
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Associated Press
Front Royal
Charles A. McCatee
U.S. Treasury
York
Baltimore
Norfolk
Savannah
San Juan
Porto Rico
Prospect Hill
Philip Kramer
Albert Kramer
Mildred Kramer
Washington, D.C
Misses Bessis
Mary Kramer
Mrs Strickler Dies at Niece's Home in White Post
Mrs Emma Strickler 75 widow of Casper Strickler of Kerns town Frederick county died at 9 30 yesterday morning at the White Post home of her niece Miss Joy Virginia Chrisman after a lengthy illness. Born August 26 1860 she was a West Virginia native and longtime resident of Kernstown. She leaves a sister Mrs Maggie Mort and a niece Miss Chrisman. Funeral 11 tomorrow at the Chrisman home with Rev Guy M Morrow and Rev Ronald Rowland officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers J S Haldeman T O Snyder Dr C O Dearmont Frank Carper Warren Carper.
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Emma Strickler
Casper Strickler
Kernstown
Frederick County
Joy Virginia Chrisman
White Post
Clarke County
Carson Keyser
Maggie Mort
Miss Chrisman
Chrisman
Guy M. Morrow
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Leesburg
Ronald Rowland
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
Mount Hebron
J. S. Haldeman
T. O. Snyder
C. O. Dearmont
Frank and
Warren Carper
Virginia to Add 100 Miles to Arterial Highway System
Richmond September 24 The State Highway Department plans to add about 100 miles two and a half percent of the primary system to the arterial network this year. Sections include a Buckroe Beach secondary segment a 4.55 mile Timber Ridge to Lexington cut off in Staunton district and the Negro Arms cut off on Route 60 in Powhatan County totaling about three miles.
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Associated Press
Richmond
General Assembly
State Highway Department
Buckroe Beach
Timber Ridge
Lexington
Staunton
Negro Arms
Powhattan County
Winchester Mayor protests unjustified censure of officers
Mayor C R Anderson of Winchester condemns a Richmond News Leader critique of police for protecting workers right to work. He cites textile mills in Winchester, Martinsburg threats, and arrests of 19 Leaflet distributors amid a local textile strike. Printed note continues on page seven.
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Martinsburg
C. R. Anderson
Richmond News
Richmond
Winchester
Anderson
W. Va
Win
Death Comes To Abram Haldeman At Thompsontown
Relatives learn Saturday afternoon of the death of Abram Haldeman brother of J. B. Haldeman a noted Winchester businessman He died that morning at his Thompsontown home after years in business as a traveling salesman Funeral attendees include his brother Paul Haldeman and Mrs Claude B Stickley and Mrs Joseph Hodgson.
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Abram Haldeman
J. 8. Haldeman
Winchester
Thompsontown
Paul Haldeman
Claude B. Stickley
Joseph Hodgson
Railroad Sale May Heal Break Between Nations
Tokyo officials and Soviet representatives predicted the sale of the Chinese Eastern Railway would ease strained Russo Japanese relations. Russia accepted a Japanese offer on the Soviet half interest, a vital Manchukuo link, amid recent violence on the line.
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Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Manchoukuo
Orient
Jail Sentence Is Suspended For Theodore Anderson
Theodore Anderson of this city received a suspended 15 day jail sentence for disorderly conduct from Trial Justice A J Tavenner this morning. He was arrested at a summer resort on the Northwestern Grade west of Gore. The suspended sentence remains in force as long as he behaves himself.
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Theodore Anderson
A. J. Tavenner
Anderson
Gore
Coroners conclude Dillinger gang soap gun uprising
In Ohio, coroner’s inquiry ends the failed escape attempt by Dillinger gang members Charles Makley and Harry Pierpont at the state penitentiary. Pierpont injuries, Makley fatally shot, with Pierpont on death row awaiting possible electric chair. Lena Pierpont accuses Honer Van Meter of killing Jess Sarber in October.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Dillinger
Charles Makley
Pepipsie
Harry Pierpont
Michigan City
Ind
Pierpont
Makley
Ohio
George Keil
Lena Pierpont
Honer van Meter
Jess Sarber
Would Have U. S. Represented On Rail Group
Chairman Jones of the Reconstruction Corporation said Government representation should sit in on discussions of railroad affairs. He noted the government is deeply involved in the railroads financial dealings and should be represented in the newly formed Association of American Railroads.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
Association of American Railroads
Peru to Start Suit for Libel Over Senate Testimony
LIMA Peru Sept. 24 The foreign office will have the Peruvian ambassador in Washington initiate legal action for libel arising from the testimony of a Curtiss Aircraft Company representative before the Senate Munitions Investigating Committee.
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Associated Press
Lima
Peru
Foreign Office Today
Washington
Curtiss Aircraft Company
Senate Munitions Investigating Committee
World News At A Glance Highlights Global Turmoil And Events
Reports from multiple cities cover strikes leading to arrests in Philadelphia and factory reopenings in Boston. Discrimination charges surface in Washington. Lindbergh case suspect questioned in Atlantic City. Hauptmann case pushed to October. Severe weather disrupts Winnipeg communications. Pacelli sails to Buenos Aires for Eucharistic congress. Reich bishop Mueller consecration faces clerical opposition. Stadt Essen balloon lands in Gordon Cup race. Nations seek protection against depreciating currencies in Geneva.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New England
Washington—Gorman
Atlantic City
New York
Bruno Hauptmann
Winnipeg
Great Lake
Pacific
Genoa
Italy
Eugenio Pacelli
Buenos Aires
Berlin
Reichbishop
Ludwig Mueller
Warsaw
Stadt Essen
Geneva
Hauptmann Case Moves Ahead With Key Witnesses
Bronx grand jury hears extortion charges against Bruno Hauptmann as District Attorney Foley notes testimony from Colonel Breckenridge and Col Lindbergh is crucial. James M. Fawcett claims new information could split the case wide open, with Lindbergh and Breckenridge expected witnesses.
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New York
Bronx County Grand Jury
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Samuel J. Foley
Breckinridge
New
Col
Henry Breckenridge
Arthur Carey
Gregory F. Coleman
Bronx
John F. Condon
Jassie
John J. Lamb
New Jersey State Police
Grand Jury
Patrick J. Dwyer
Dr. Condon
Walter Lyle
John Lyons
Hauptmann
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Coroner’s Jury
South Carolina
Court House
Concord
Labor
Congress
Miss Dinwiddie
Moling & Cather’s. Ip-It
Pickers
John L. Lyons
Jeff
Hauptman
Lyons
Central Press
W. R. and
Orivia Berry
Cedarville
Treasury
Mt. Hebron
Lindberg
van Meter
John Dillinger
U. S
On Rail Group
World News
Colonel Breckenridge
Foley
James M. Fawcett
The
Paulin
John J. Sweeney
Newark
N. J
George Paulin
Ohio State
Sweeney
New Jersey
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