Grand jurors hear charge against driver in fatal crash
Frederick County officials filed involuntary manslaughter charges against Carl Justice of Raleigh after a Thursday night collision on the Lee Jackson Highway near Winchester that killed Ernest Hayes of Cary. A special grand jury will hear the case with a possible magistrate hearing on reckless driving for Justice and two other truck drivers.
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Frederick County
Carl J. Justice
East
Franklin Street
Raleigh
N. C
Winchester
Ernest Hayes
Cary
N.C
Justice
Raymond Bayliss
Oer Winghess Renee Pope
W. Ter
A. J. Tavenner
Doris Knight
Henderson
Miss Knight
Washington
Carpers Valley School House
Henry Bell
Lonas
Pope
Bell
Strasburg FFA Fathers Honor Sons At Banquet
About 65 fathers and sons attended the Strasburg High School Future Farmers of America annual father son banquet. Dowell J. Howard spoke on topics of interest to the group. Prizes for outstanding work in agriculture were presented by Fred Maphis with gifts from Massanutten and First National banks of Strasburg.
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Fathers of
Strasburg High School
Future Farmers of America
Strasburg
Fathers and Sons
Dowell J. Howard
Winchester
Northern Virginia
Howard
Fred Maphis
Massanutten
National Banks of
Difference in Farm Relief Bill Smoothed Out
Washington reports a long White House meeting between Senate agriculture leaders and President Roosevelt that eased tensions over a broad farm relief bill. The Senate committee will reconvene to decide whether to keep House items and add mortgage financing and price lifting measures.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Nazi boycott pledge sparks temporary halt and threats
Propaganda chief Goebbels announced a one day boycott pause and vowed resumption if foreign anti German reports persist. He blamed Jews for economic challenges and accused them of instigating an international campaign, naming Einstein Feuchtwanger and Rathenau in his tirade.
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Joseph Goebels
Nazi Party
Adolf Hitler
Dr. Goebels
Germany
Goebels
Einstein
Feuchtwanger
Albert Einstein
Lion Feuchtwanger
Praises Rathenau
Arnold Zweig
Walter Rathenau
Rathenau
Officiers Not Blamed in Pollard Death acquittals for officers
In Covington Virginia on March 31 Lieut H B Nicholas and J W Watkins were acquitted after a six hour hearing over the shooting death of 23 year old Herndon Thurston Pollard who fled from officers attempting to arrest him on a felony auto theft warrant. Prosecutors argued Pollard was a desperado but witnesses said he offered no resistance when fatally shot.
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Covington
H. B. Nicholas
J. W. Watkins
Motor Vehicle Department
Tial Es Falgro
Herndon Thurston Pollard
South Covington
Alleghany County
Pollard
Jackson River
Dave E. Satterfield
Richmond
Desperado
Satterfield
Topping
Commonwealth
Cecil Collins
Missouri Pacific Railroad Files for Bankruptcy
The Missouri Pacific Railroad, a major U S line, sought bankruptcy protection under a new federal law. A petition for $40,589,330 due within thirty days was approved, with current management kept as operators as the company plans reorganization. Subsidiaries New Orleans Texas and Mexico and International Great Northern also filed petitions.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
C. B. Faris
Edward J. White
L. W. Baldwin
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
International-Great Northern Roads
Paris
Texas and Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Colorado
Illinois
Nebraska
Tennessee
Road
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Three Killed During Robbery In Mecklenburg
Three men died and a fourth was mortally wounded in a Mecklenburg county home robbery five miles south of La Crosse. Ben L Cannon Ka Cannon and two nephews Thomas W Cannon 56 and Bill Cannon 28 were slain. Alis A Cannon 81 died after bullet wounds. The attack occurred at the secluded Cannons residence where the safe was rifled and no women or servants were present.
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Associated Press
LA Crosse
Mecklenburg County
Here
Ben L. Cannon
Thomas W. Cannon
Bill Cannon
Alis A. Cannon
Petertersburg Hospital
Cannon
Lacrosse-Bracy Highway
Warren County Girl Is Shot Through Heart
An 18 year old girl, Ruby Devers of Browntown, was found dead in a car with a bullet wound to the heart. The vehicle containing two men, Lewis and Floyd Riley, and Mrs. Nelson Rickard, sister of the deceased, arrived at Dr. E. T. Grubbs residence. They claimed she shot herself. the pistol could not be found. An inquest was to be held today per Warren County coroner D. M. Kipps.
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Front Royal
Bane
Ruby Devers
Browntown
Lewis
Floyd Riley
Flint Hill
Nelson Rickard
Rileyville
E. T. Grubbs
D. M. Kipps
Warren County
Roosevelt Has Conference on Muscle Shoals
White House conference discussed legislation for Tennessee Valley development and restoration of the Muscle Shoals Alabama power and nitrate plant. President Roosevelt conferred with congressional leaders and cabinet officers. a message to Congress next week was anticipated.
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Washington
White House
Tennessee
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Roosevelt
Congress
Stock Market So-So Rally Fails to Sustain Early Gains
The New York stock market started April with uncertainty. After a brief rally the rails pulled back, but late trading firmed slightly. a two hour transfer total around 450000 shares. Cables opened at 3.42 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Snakes Swim in Desert Sands
California researchers study snakes that live beneath the desert surface. The adapted snakes have streamlined heads and bodies to move through loose sand as they search for prey and refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert
California
Senate votes 3.2 beer bill with district ban on government buildings
Washington March 31 the Senate passed the 3.2 beer bill and added an amendment prohibiting sale in any government building while president Roosevelt allowed sales at army posts and not at West Point or Annapolis. The measure would let hotels restaurants and clubs sell beer and wine for on premises consumption but bar barbecues and drugstore sales were rejected.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Senate
Navy
Roosevelt
West Point
Annapolis
House
Capitol
Gore
D-Okla
Treasury
Justice Departments
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Prohibition Bureau
Sheppard
Texas
Connally
D-Tex
Barkley
D-Ky
Senator Walsh
D-Mise
Veterans plan trims 100 million dollars in aid
Veterans leaders challenged the plan after talks with Douglas and Brigadier General Frank T. Hines. They said they gained no satisfaction from discussions and the administration remains committed to sweeping reductions. The policy could cut benefits for some veterans with disabilities based on disability type and allowance category. Douglas estimated 400 million dollars in savings versus Hines 385 million.
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Douglas
Frank T. Hines
Treasury
Doulas
Hines
Review of Red Cross First Aid Course for Scouts Monday
The Red Cross First Aid course for Scout leaders and older Scouts will have a final review Monday at 7 30 PM in the Christ Episcopal Sunday School room. Attendance is required for certification and credit toward renewal of instructors certificates for 1933. A future advanced course and a Junior Red Cross program are planned, with aims to reduce deaths from preventable accidents through widespread First Aid instruction.
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Red Cross
Aic
Christ Episcopal
Winchester
Ster
National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
United States
Shenandoah Valley Inc Holds Annual Press Conference
The Shenandoah Valley Inc gathered at the Hotel Stonewall Jackson Staunton April 1 for its annual press conference and luncheon. John R. Crown presided with Ernest N. Smith of the AAA as principal speaker. O. W. Trapp outlined objectives for 1933.
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Btar
Staunton
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Stonewall Jackson
John R. Crown
Harrisonburg News-Record
Ernest N. Smith
American Automobile Association
Washington
Winchester
Eugene R. Branch
George Washington
A. T. Moore
Ides
Chambers of Commerce of the Valley
O. W
Nazi Edict Cites One Day Restriction On Jewish Movement
The order limits anti Jewish mobilization to one day and follows pressure during spring merchandize activity. Nazi storm troopers expelled Jewish judges and lawyers from Berlin law courts including Chief Justice Kurt Soelling. Hans Kerri, head of the Prussian diet, issued a proclamation barring Jews from Prussian courts and allowing Nazi supervision in public buildings.
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Berlin
Kurt Soelling
Hans Kerri
Reliance United Brethren Charge Services and Schedule
Rev H E Richardson leads Reliance United Brethren with Sunday worship at 11 a.m. Ridings Chapel holds 10 a.m. Sunday School and 3 p.m. sermon with a 2 p.m. Sunday School at Greenway. Stephens City hosts 2:30 p.m. Sunday School. revival services begin Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
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H E Richardson
Reliaunday School
Ridings Chapel
Greenway
Stephens City
Prong Horned Antelope Flourishing in Canadian Sanctuaries
The prong horned antelope once near extinction now thrives in Canadian government sanctuaries. Police in Honolulu Rural patrol cars on Oahu are equipped like trouble cars with rope pick shovel hose and gas can to aid stalled motorists.
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Honolulu
Oahu
To Whom It May Concern on Ada V Henry Debt
Notice stating that Ada V. Henry is not authorized for any bills or debts and that the signer, Auta Wilmer C. Henry, bears no responsibility for her spouse's obligations.
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Ada V. Henry
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North Carolina
Hayes
Parlett Funeral Home
Brown Funeral Home
Agriculture Committee
Smith
Ll. C
Robinson
Wallace
Missouri Rail Line
The
Mecklenburg
Cor. Main, Gerrard and
Valley Ave
Capital
Valley Society
C. K. Howell
N. Braddock St
State OF
Virginia
H.b.davis Company
Ino. S. Solenberger & Company, Inc
N. Loudoun St
Wenders
Seake
Reliance United Brethren Charge
Washington Irving
New York City
Gotham
Sweedo Blades
Barnard
Utterback
Gravel Sprites Goboal
Wilmer C. Henry
Goodyear
Buncutter Pike CO. Exper
Braddock
Loudoun
Ale—Shoes Rieke
Alma
Ars Poultryard
Fairmont Ave
Peyton Street
Robinson Apts
Cork
N. Main Street
East Piccadilly
North Braddock St
Gray Avenue
N. Washington Street
Chickering
Butler’s Packing House
R. W. Hockman
Bartonville
Kimball Piano
R. B. Brown
Care Hodgson & Pree
Care Star
South Kent
F. W. Magruder
N. Main St
Scalenox
B. A. Rowland
M. S. Loy
Fairmont Avenue
P. O. Box
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