Baby dies after fall from second story window in city hospital
Baltimore April 4 A two year old, Betty Lee Kovack, fell from a second story window and died. The hospital clash centers on Maryland General and Baltimore City Hospital with Coroner Bernard Herzog and lawyer Louis N. Ashman calling for investigations while Milton W. Gatch defends the hospital saying the child received all possible care and was moved promptly.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Louis N. Ashman
Atorney
Law
Maryland General Hospital
Bernard P. Herzog
Milton W. Gatch
Death of Maria Marshall Offered As Local Notice From Orange Virginia
Relatives in this city learn of the death of Miss Maria Marshall 67 at her Orange Virginia home last night The Episcopal Church mission worker was daughter of the late Fielding Lewis Marshall prominent Orange family She leaves brothers and sisters Evelyn Marshall J Newton Marshall Walton H Marshall J Randolph Marshall Mrs Harry Taliferro Mrs John A Reid Mrs Robinson Nelson Funeral plans pending likely Friday
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Orange
Maria Marshall
Miss Marshall
J. M. Steck
Episcopal Church
Fielding Lewis Marshall
Virginia
Evelyn Marshall
J. Newton Marshall
Walton H. Marshall
New York
J. Randolph Marshall
Scarsdale
N. Y
Harry Taliferro
White Plains
John A.reid
Roanoke
Robinson Nelson
Richmond
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Today
Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are listed with May, July, and Sept futures and spot prices. Chicago futures quoted at 86 for May and 86 for July, 87 for September. Baltimore spot wheat at 91. Winchester spot at 90 with Chicago corn futures at 48.33 for May, 50.34 for July, and 52.42 for Sept.
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Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Dillinger Gang Man Taken After Gun Battle
Federal agents wounded and captured Eugene Green during a raid on a Dillinger hideout in Minnesota. A woman, possibly Evelyn Frechette, was detained. Green admitted he fired in Saturday’s police trap, and authorities found a machine gun butt at his apartment.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
John Dillinger
Eugene Green
Evelyn Frechetti
Dillinger
Green
Frechetti
W. A. Rover
Edward G. Bremer
Rover
History division to be big feature of fete parade
Historical floats depict Shenandoah Valley events from 1716 to 1885 with figures like Joist Hite Col George Washington and Daniel Morgan. Elaborate tableaux show Indian groups, early settlers, surveyors, Fairfax, Wood, Lee and Jackson, and the Stonewall Memorial founders.
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Shenandoah Valley
Shawnee Spring
Joist Hite
Hite
Winchester
James Wood
Operion
Frederickstown
House of Burgesses
England
Lord Fairfax
Thomas Lord Fairfax
Cameron
Scotland
George Washington
Fort Loudoun
Handley Library
Col
Virginia House of Burgesses
Frederick County
Daniel Morgan
Quebec
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall’ Jackson
Turner Ashby
Stonewall Memorial Association
Philip Williams
Mary Dunbar
A. H. Boyd
Tillie Russell
Mary Kurtz
Winners Named in Fourth Week of Misspelled Word Contest
The Star announces the final week winners with first prize to Harry Ridgeway of Ridgeway West Virginia and second to Miss Mary E Boyles of 505 North Loudoun Street. Third prize goes to George W O'Rear of 513 North Loudoun Street. Fourth to eighth prizes award theatre tickets to several local residents.
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Star
Harry Ridgeway
Ridgeway
W. Va
Mary E. Boyles
North Loudoun Street
George W. O’rear
Capitol Theatre
Ruth McCann
Eula Shipe
G. L. Craig
John C. Lee
David Boles
Milldale
Caterpillar
Lupton Orchard
Gas Co
Opportunity
J. W. Arthur
Cammer Tire Co
Win
Ebert
Air Condi’n
Braddock Motor
Golden Glow
Montgomery Ward
C. & S. Bank
Haldeman
Gerrard
First Thunder Shower Of Spring In Valley
The lower Shenandoah Valley welcomed spring with a vivid lightning display and rain. By late forenoon the weather cleared in the afternoon with sun breaking through, and a forecast of cooler conditions tonight and tomorrow. Snakes and frogs reacted to the storm as seasonal signs.
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Shenandoah Valley
Moose Lodge To Elect Officers At Evening Meeting
The Winchester lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose will hold a meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening to elect officers for the ensuing year. A social gathering with refreshments will follow. All lodge members are asked to attend. Mrs. J. M. Gore of Clearbrook is listed as a Memorial Hospital patient.
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Winchester
Sixth of June feature recalls Confederate memorial day in Winchester
Chairman Glass seeks public input for a historical division feature on Confederate Memorial Day in Winchester and Frederick County. He invites contributions such as horse drawn vehicles, preserved old clothing, and episodes from past observances including fire apparatus bands, fife and drum corps, horseback riders with companions, and a variety of era specific items.
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Feaure
Winchester
Glass
Frederick County
M. E. Conference in Session at Berryville Virginia
The Winchester District M E Conference opens at Duncan Memorial Church Berryville with 27 of 29 ministers present. Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker preaches on The Lord s Supper As a Memorial of Christ and a Holy Communion follows. Lay delegates will be elected tomorrow closing the district session.
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Berryville
Winchester
Duncan Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. F. Locke
Hubert Sydenstricker
J. H. Blathis
Woodstock
Harry V. Wheeler
Martinsburg
W. Va
John W. Rosenberger
Charles Town
R. B. Clagett
Front Royal
Baltimore
Reba Riley
Methodist Church
Front Royal M.E. Church
Projects Officer To Succeed CWA Administrator
Information shows new Works Division projects will be under a projects officer who will report to the local CWA administrator. Former CWA payrolls through April 5 will be certified by the administrator. State officials have not appointed the local projects officer yet. Local former CWA projects are being transferred to FERA and will continue only if approved.
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F. W. Bailey
CWA
Walter M. Shade
State Emergency Relief Administration
Shade
FERA
Local Card Party Sets Benefit for Memorial Hospital
A large number of reservations has been made for a card party tomorrow evening at the George Washington Hotel to aid Memorial Hospital. Those who wish to reserve can contact Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire by tomorrow morning. Tickets are 50 cents per person or 2 dollars for a table of four, with refreshments provided. Local merchants have donated prizes for winners. the event is sponsored by the hospital's Woman's Auxiliary and aims for strong attendance.
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George Washington
Woman's Auxiliary
Rebuilding血 and Health with a Blood Tonic
An ad touts S.S.S. as a blood and body tonic to boost hemoglobin, appetite, color, and energy. It cites recovery from low blood percentage and claims easy restoration of strength and clear skin through a tonic used at drug stores in two sizes.
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S.S
S.S.S
U.S.S
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