Cadets Defeat Warren School In Close Game
Warren County high school fell 2 to 0 to Randolph-Macon Academy in a tense opener at All-Stars' stadium. McFall scored in the first after a walk and two stolen bases with an error. Jones added in the second after a single. Thacker's throw robbed Mills of a hit, while Watson and Jones pitched for the Academy and Daniels and Brown for the high school.
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Warren County High School
Randolph-Macon Academy
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Stone
Jones
Thacker
The
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Mills
W.c.h.sr
Daniels
Brown
Harmony Hollow Leather Slingers Set for Next Week Match
FRONT ROYAL April 4 A boxing meet is scheduled by Harmony Hollow C C G Camp No 1398 for next week likely against Sperryville C tert. The Harmony Hollow team coached by Sergeant L J Klohe has shown strong form after wins at Edinburg and Sperryville and is in top condition.
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Front Royal
Harmony Hollow C. C. G
C. Tert
Sperryville
Harmony Hollow
L. J. Klohe
Edinburg
Klohe
Three Youths Held for Hagerstown Robbery
Three youths from Rockingham County Floyd Shiflett 19 Marshall Shiflett 18 and D O Ware 18 were arrested on stolen goods charges and held for Hagerstown authorities in connection with a store robbery. Special Agent Campbell of the Norfolk and Western made the arrests.
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Front Royal
Hagerstown
Floyd Shiflett
Marshall Shiflett
D. O. Ware
Rockingham County
Campbell
Norfolk and Western
Wheat Acreage Survey Near End
The Wheat acreage survey in the county nears completion with over half finished by Wallace Thomason Giles Downing A L Leach and George Poe. Corn appraisal by Emanuel Stickley and J A Trenary is complete in three of four districts with Cedarville’s district due this week.
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Front Royal
Wallace Thomason
Giles Downing
A. L. Leach
George Poe
Emanuel Stickley
J. A. Trenary
Cedarville
House Fire Damages Home Near Front Royal
Front Royal April 4 The local fire department answered a 1 45 p m call to Louis Barbour s residence on Happy Creek five miles from the city. Little hope was held to save the dwelling from serious damage.
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Front Royal
Louis Barbour
Happy Creek
Social and Personal News from Front Royal and Warren County
Front Royal Virginia April 4 Miss Mabel Crenshaw of Winchester visited yesterday Mrs B Ferguson Cary has returned from Winter Haven Florida Mrs William C Armstrong Sr is improving Elsworth Bower in Memorial Hospital Winchester shows progress Obie Carter is improving in Winchester Memorial Hospital Robert Tait junior agriculture statistician of Richmond was in the county agent office Donald Simpson son of Frank Simpson Rockland is ill with measles Martha Beery of Rome Georgia visiting Mountain Home Miss Frances Samsell Louise Shirey Elizabeth Thomason represent Front Royal Glee Club at Federated Music Clubs Convention in Norfolk Wallace Grubbs and son Bobbie arrive from Winston-Salem to visit Mrs Elzabeth Grubbs then return to Buffalo New York Mr Woodrow Merchant Riverton announces birth of daughter Margaret Anne March 29 Mrs John Hendrick and Miss Caroline Carson attended Junior Literary Guild meeting William C Weaver Jr and Miss Louise Harmon left for Washington D C to spend several days D M Cloyd is improved at home
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Frances Samsell
Louise Shirey
Elizabeth Thomason
Front Royal Glee Club
Federated Music Clubs
Norfolk
Rotary Annes To Be Guests At Front Royal Meeting
The Annual Ladies meeting of the Front Royal Rotary club will be held at the Afton Inn at 6 30 PM with Thurman H Dusty Miller of Cleveland Ohio as guest speaker. About 90 Rotarians and Rotary Annes from Winchester Culpeper Woodstock Strasburg Luray and Warrenton expected. The Rhythm Band and Warren County High School glee club will provide music directed by Mrs Lottie West Whitehurst.
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Rotary Club
Afton Inn
Thurman H
Dusty”) Miller
Cleveland
Ohio
Rotary Annes
Winchester
Culpeper
Woodstock
Strasburg
Luray
Warrenton
Warren County High School Glee Club
Lottie West Whitehurst
Hauptmann Defense Feud Over $25,000 Bill Splits Counsel
Mrs. Hauptmann branded Reilly's $25,000 bill as exorbitant and premature after a split with Bruno Hauptmann’s defense. Reilly defended the 13 week charge, while the defense fund totals and allocations are disclosed. Judge Pope expects no delay to appeal preparations set for June 20 despite Reilly's dismissal.
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Reilly
Trenton
N. J
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Frederick A. Pope
Anna Hauptmann
Real Estate Transfers in Warren County Affects Front Royal Area
In Front Royal on April 4 S J Jenkins transfers a plot half a mile south of Bentonsville near the Baptist Church to Nettie A Cullers for one dollar and valuable consideration. Lorna E Allen and S G Allen transfer to Orville R Bowen a lot east of Warren Avenue north of Front Royal, lot No 6 in block 35, sized 30 by 125 feet, with a $150 consideration.
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S. J., Jenkins
Nettie A. Cullers
Bentonville
Riverton
Warren County
The
Baptist Church
Lorna E. Allen
S. G. Allen
Orville R. Bowen
Warren Avenue
Health officer speaks to Warren County High on disease control
Dr. R. D. Hallowell, state health officer for Harrisonburg district, spoke to Warren County High School students in the school auditorium about The Control of Communicable Diseases yesterday.
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Front Royal
R. D. Hallowell
Harrisonburg
Warren County High School
Reilly Aims to Offer New Evidence in Hauptmann Appeal
The piece notes Reilly, famed for 2,000 Metropolitan homicide cases, campaigning in the Midwest for funds to support Hauptmann’s death sentence appeal. He designates C. Lloyd Fisher of Flemington New Jersey as his successor, replacing him in the effort. Fisher reportedly learns of the change from Reilly, surprising The New Yorker.
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Middle West
Hauptmann
Reilly
Shenandoah Valley Sets First Rockingham Radio Station WSVA
Shenandoah Valley Broadcasting Co plans Shenandoah Valley's first radio station in Harrisonburg with studios atop Rockingham National Bank and a transmitter near the Valley Pike. WSVA will broadcast daytime hours from seven to seven in summer and five in winter. Local talent to be used. station aims at Valley listeners and surrounding counties.
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Harrisonburg
Valley Pike
Shenandoah Valley Broadcasting Co
WSVA
Powell
Mr. Powell
The
Broadcasting Company
Federal Radio Commssion
Virginia Faces High Thrifty Case Load and Unemployable Relief
Emergency relief administration reports a new high of 1 858 310 dollars for all phases of the program. Administrator William A. Smith cites rising relief costs and a growing share of unemployable recipients as the state moves to work projects under the FERA policy. The active case load reaches 48 048 with 221 420 individuals supported. 1 702 projects employ 38 131 case heads while 9 917 receive direct relief. The note highlights the challenge of placing unskilled women workers in suitable projects amid increasing need.
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Emergency Relief Administration
William A. Smith
FERA
Smith
Relief Roll Improvement Reflected in March Data
The March 30 weekly business summary shows broader employment gains across industries and seasonal work, while Hopkins notes a drop in federal relief recipients from January to February. February relief families total 4,485,076 versus 4,544,933 in January, signaling no new surge in relief despite past trends. Officials cite continued corporate security filings as a further hopeful sign.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Securities Commission
Who Loaded Car Secret Is Locked
Logan West Virginia April three an argument over who loaded a mine coal car led to the death of Elsiz Mollett twenty five of Lyburn Mollett was arrested on a warrant charged with taking the car load by another miner so he would receive pay for the job He asked officers to let him speak to his wife before removal from his home He ran toward a flood swollen stream leaped in and drowned trying to swim across the waters yesterday
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Lyburn
Mollett
Justice of the Peace
Sheriff and World War Vet Killed in Gallup Riot
In Gallup New Mexico on April 4 Sheriff M R Carmichael and a 37 year old unemployed coal miner Ignacio Velarde were killed as a mob attacked deputies removing prisoners from a justice court hearing. Five others were wounded including deputies Edson L Wilson and Roy Bogges. The riot followed an eviction case at a main street hearing for three men Exiquei Navarro Victor Campos and Jenny Lavato. State motor patrol from Santa Fe joined by Attorney General Frank Patton and a detective. Gallup home to five coal camps and a 6000 population.
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N.M
M. R. Carmichael
Setheire
Sheriff's Deputies
Justice of the Peace Court
Ignacio Velarde
B. W. Roberts
Velarde
Solomon L. Esquibel
Carmichael
Esquibel
Edison L
Bobcat) Wilson
Roy Bogges
Wilson
Bogges
Court of Justice
B. W. Bickel
Exiquei Navarro
Victor Campos
Jenny Lavato
Santa Fe
Frank Patton
Woman wounded in kitchen confrontation sparks police chase
In a violent incident at a home, a man claimed his adopted daughter aided his wife in a plot to burn his feet and stab him. Police arrested Mr Hurd yesterday as he fled in pajamas with a pistol. The wife suffered gunshot wounds to the chest abdomen and two arms.
Market In Stocks Sees Cautious Upturn In New York
New York April 4 trading shows stocks edging higher amid cautious selectivity while industrial bonds attract buyer interest on potential strong first quarter earnings. Grains show quiet strength led by corn, cotton slips. Sterling gains in foreign exchange with gold currencies reactionary. Call money at 1 percent. 2 p m stock list includes Allied Chemical 132.54, American Can 115.75, GM 28, GE 22, Standard Oil 37, Union Pacific 86, Woolworth 53.5.
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Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
N. Y
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of
N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Stele
Woolworth
Livestock And Produce Markets Report Prices And Trends
Market data shows heavier cattle topping 11.60 with bulk steers at 9.00 and up, cows strengthening to 3.50 and up, best cows at 7.00, and bulls steady. Hogs show small gains for light weights, with various weight ranges listed. sheep and lambs steady with wool lambs around 9.25 and clipped lambs 8.25. Philadelphia poultry and dairy prices listed, eggs firm, top butter grades quoted, with U.S. Dept. of Agriculture notes.
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U. S. Dept. of Agr
Grain quotations from Chicago cash and futures markets
Closing and cash grain quotations from Chicago and Baltimore show May July and Sept futures for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley along with lard and bellies. Prices list by contract month and cash grades, noting delivery at mill and regional market figures in dollars and cents per bushel or barrel.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Local Markets Prices for Bags and Animal Feed
Local market listings show prices for 98 lb and 48 lb bags of shelled corn and other feeds, with multiple lines of bagged grain such as 24 lb, 12 lb and 8 lb bags. Butter, dairy feeds, and livestock prices are also noted, including creamery butter and country butter.
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Saab
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