Weeks Will Probe Air Service Crash and Rift
Secretary Weeks announces a thorough inquiry into conditions in the army air service and the friction between Maj. Gen. Menoher and Brig. Gen. Mitchell. He regrets the request to relieve Mitchell and refuses to release reasons, aiming for a quiet resolution amid ongoing disputes over aviation activities and patrols.
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Died Bullock June 8 1021 interment listed
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Shey
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Margaret
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Washington
Kate Kearney
Capt Tames
St John’s Church
Tafaverre Square
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Levi
Fourteenth Street
Sacred Heart Church
Laween
Trier Marti
Maryland Avenue
Rober Baeral
St Josephs Cathal
Leon
Yaciouk Winchester
Wertue
Ermitaburg
Three boys admit killing aged man in Charlottesville case
Lynchburg police captive three youths William Woodman 5 James Cadwell 9 Thomas Gray 19 confessed to murdering J. Davis, an elderly Charlottesville garage watchman. They stated they struck him with rocks and bound his mouth, stole $50 and a car radio, then fled to Glue Ridge where the vehicle was abandoned. Cadwell allegedly planned the robbery. the trio had entered the garage under pretenses to buy gasoline.
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Washington Post
Lynchburg
William Woodman
James Cadwell
Long Island
N. Y
Thomas Gray
Elizabeth Itv
WOC
Davis
Goodman
Gray
Glue Ridge
Cadwell
Sagoline
Elected by Undertakers At Virginia Funeral Directors Meet
At the thirty fourth annual Virginia Funeral Directors association session officers were chosen for the next year. President Edward Forrar Foster first vice president JC Hudgins Claremont second vice president WT Bear Churchville secretary A C Nelson Richmond treasurer BI Draper Blackstone. The convention will be in Richmond. The association recommended Gov Dart appoint one member to the State Embalming Board: HB Oliver Norfolk CJ Morris Petersburg and Henry W Woody Richmond.
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Sporaal
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia Funeral Directors’ Association
Offecrs
Edward Forrar
Foster
JC Hudgins
Clare-mont
WT Bear
Churchville
A. ¢ Nelson
Richmond
I | Draper
Blackstone
Pears
Frehmond
Ammander
Olver
Norfolk
C. J. Morris
Petersburg
Henry W Woody
Jailbreak and escapes amid a small-town disturbance
District reports detail a group of youths aged under 16 who briefly forced entry into Lloyd Murst & Son hardware, seizing revolvers cartridges and tools. They were jailed, escaped through a hole, were recaptured after hours of search, and returned to custody under guard. Also notes a local wedding and a court conviction for possession of prohibited wine.
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Washington
Lenaconing
Clifford
Herbert Barnes
Arnold Ilouse
Michael
Lloyd Murst & Son
Alexandria News Briefs From Washington Post Bureau
Alexandria residents read of school board considerations for Mary D Pierce of Alabama as supervisor of instruction and PD W Powers of Hawkinsville Georgia for Alexandria High principal. Jordan, a Democratic candidate, serves as assistant manager of Washington baseball club. Also notes on local crime, church services, hospital X ray unit, flag day, electric sign regulation, a small fire, and municipal bond talk.
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Washington Post Bureau
N. Patsch St
Alexandria
Mary D. Pierce
Farmville Normal School
State Board of Education
Miss Pierce
Alabama
PD. W. Powers
Episcopal High School
Hawkinsville
Capt. E. W. Jordan
House of Delegates
Arlington County
Washington Baseball Club
Capt. Jordan
Clarendon
312Th Machine Gun
Turn Mingo Posse Back With Shots
State police and special officers sent to War Eagle Mingo County to arrest Johnnie and Buffalo Cline returned to Williamson after shots were fired from the Cline house. The jail here now holds 42 as nine martial law prisoners were moved to Welch.
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Williamson
W. Va
Associated Press
War Tagle
Mingo County
Johnnie
Buffalo Cline
Cline
Eugle
Mingo
Welch
McDowell County
Woman Attacked as Babies Look On in Maryland
Special to The Washington Post Aberdeen Maryland June 9 Mrs Lillian Singleton 22 lives on a Howard Mitchell farm near here beaten and attacked by a negro in her home this afternoon while her four year old child looked on Early tonight a negro named George Neal from Macon Georgia was arrested on the railroad tracks carrying a bloodstained club He identified the club to Mrs Singleton who said the man resembled her assailant She hid with her babies as the man tried to pry open a door and struck her with the club knocking her unconscious before fleeing The house is in a wooded area and the attack occurred as she attempted to get the door shut
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Aberdeen
Lillian Singleton
Howard Mitchell
Har’brea Small Childdren
Nero
George Neal
Macon Ga
Neal
Singleton
Smpleton
Henson Convicted for Setting Woods Fire in Maryland
Mrs Annis Henson was found guilty under state forestry law of starting a fire on North Mountain near Clear Spring Maryland. The case tied to wood lots owned by William Chaney and involved her son Daniel Henson who was indicted on the same charge. Judge Wagaman ordered a three year parole on good behavior. Norfolk death toll from a drowning incident involved Interstate Commerce Commission examiners at Waightsville Beach North Carolina affecting a Seaboard Air Line hearing.
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Annis Henson
Wagaman
North Mountain
Clear Sprin
William Chaney
Henson
Daniel Henson
Waguman
Norfolk
Interstate Commerce Commission
Waightsville Beach
N. C
Seaboard Air Line
Plumber Saves Town From Gasoline Blast in Portymoith
In Portymoith Virginia on June 9 Ernest Jackson a plumber prevented a gasoline tank explosion in the business district. After dismantling the pump a short circuit ignited spilled fuel on the sidewalk he stuffed waste into the tank opening halting the flare and allowing bystanders to smother the blaze.
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Portymoith
Ernest Jackson
Jackson
Four Women Hurt In Winchester Auto Crash
A large automobile driven by Ray Mattison collided with a carriage driven by a black man near Winchester. Two white women, Helen Montgomery and Florence Galloway, and two black women were injured. one horse died and another had to be shot. Mattison and Douglas Spillman were uninjured. The incident followed Mattison's sharp turn to miss a parked car. Patients were treated locally.
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Washington West
Winchester
Ray Mattison
Mattison
Douglas Spillman
Helen Montgomery
Florence Galloway
Missionary Couple Sail for Foreign Board Assignment
Miss Elizabeth Oliver Buchanan sister of the groom was maid of honor and Rev Edward Adams of Korea was best man. Ushers included James Allison Buchanan a cousin of the groom of Washington DC. The couple sail from San Francisco July 23 for a year in Tokyo language school before serving with the Presbyterian board of foreign missions.
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Edward Adams
Korea
James Allison
Buchanan
Washington, DC
San Francisco
Tokyo
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Produce and grain prices in Baltimore and Chicago markets
Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago list poultry prices for chicks eggs and butter, plus grain quotes for wheat corn oats rye and barley. No. 2 red winter wheat and yellow corn dominate bids with nearby and contract prices shown.
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