Big Three Chiefs Nearer Coming Ten Terms in Naval Pact
London reports progress in naval talks as Secretary Stimson Prime Minister MacDonald and Ambassador Wakatsuki reach near agreement on most points of the three power pact. A key Japanese issue on transferring 20 000 tons from destroyers to submarines remains for tomorrow. Briand arrives to meet MacDonald as debate in the House of Commons tests government lines amid hopes for a security formula acceptable to France.
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London
Stimson
MacDonald
Wakatsuki
Briand
France
England
House of Commons
Godfrey Locker-Lampson
Baldwin
Locker-Lampson
Aristide Briand
Paris
M. Briand
Great Britain
Europe
Italy
United States
Japan
Gas Cookery Demonstration At Winchester Opens
A large crowd attended the Winchester Gas Company cooking school led by Mrs. Florence Gray, an expert in home economics. About 100 women watched prizes donated by the Gas Company and Retail Grocers Association awarded daily, with a grand prize of a full automatic gas range to be given Friday.
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Winchester Gas Company
American Commonwealth Power Corporation
Florence Gray
Gray
Winchester
Gas Company
Retail Grocers Association
For Sale Combination Gas and Coal Range
For sale a combination gas and coal range. Phone 1051. Listed in a short classifieds item with contact.
Local Medical Society Meeting Draws Northern Virginia Doctors
Members of the Medical Society of Northern Virginia and nearby West Virginia attended a memorial hospital gathering in which three talks were given on coronary occlusion surgical treatment and pericarditis. Attendees included officers Dr. W. C. Downey and Dr. J. E. Harris, with numerous physicians from Front Royal Berryville Woodstock and surrounding towns.
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Northern Virginia
West Virginia
Medical Society of
Memorial Hospital
Hamman
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
H. L. Henry
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Arthur M. Shipley
Society
W. C. Downey
Edinburg
J. E. Harris
Berryville
H. I. Pifer
B. B. Dutton
H. H. McGuire and
E. C. Stuart
Maunder Cantata To Be Sung Next Sunday Evening
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Winchester hosts the Palm Sunday 8 PM performance of Maunder’s Penitence Pardon and Peace with choirs from local churches. Soloists include Mrs Reynolds Mrs Sartelle and Dr Sartelle, directed by Dr Sartelle with guest director Harry B French from Baltimore.
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Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Winchester
Maunder
Market
Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Maugerite Schmidt
Henrietta Fuller
Eliza Diffenderfer
Thomas Dale
Emma Lineweaver
Ray Sartelle
Ruth Bowers
Lula Rush
Mary Capper
Austin Sloat
Claude Grim
Kenneth Rush
Miller C. Fletcher
Robert Snapp
Andrew Babb
May Carper
Frank Reynolds
Richard Griffith
Osmar Swanson
Christ Episcopal Church
Frank L. Buckley
Grace Lutheran Church
Market Street Church
Sartelle
Harry
French
Baltimore
Public Sale of Washington Hotel Corp Shares Set for Saturday
Public sale scheduled for Saturday April 12 1930 in front of the County Courthouse. Ten shares of George Washington Hotel Corporation Preferred and three shares of George Washington Hotel Corporation Preferred plus one and one half shares of common offered. Shenandoah Valley National Bank as agent.
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George Washington Hotel Corporation
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Old Stage Coach To Feature In Shenandoah Parade
Frank L. Sublett of Harrisburg revives the historic Winchester to Harrisburg stage coach for the seventh annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. The restored coach, adorned with Mount Vernon and Monticello, will be driven by expert J E Keyser with horses from Flint Hill. Passengers in colonial dress will invite residents along the route to the farewell tour.
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Winchester
Harrisonburg
Frank L. Sublett
Mount Vernon
Monticello
Washington
Jefferson
Stonewall Jackson
Nelson F. Richards
Tival
Sublett
J. E. Keyser
Flint Hill
Rappahannock County
Keyser
Villey
America
Sadie Reed Ordered To Leave City By Judge Weems
A sentence handed down yesterday afternoon by Judge Weems requires Sadie Reed to depart the city by 3 PM. If she returns, a jail term awaits. The ruling followed proof of a statutory offense and court proceedings.
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Weems
Sadie Reed
District Nurse Association reports 360 visits in March
The District Nurse Association held its regular meeting and reported 360 nursing and instructional visits during March. Nurses Arthur and Dean outlined pre natal, post natal, school age, tuberculosis and adult care, with cases including tonsil operation planning, dental extractions, and tuberculosis management. The chest clinic examined 32 patients, finding nine positives and seven suspicious cases, with several referred to a sanatorium and the Met Life visiting nurse praising the group.
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District Nurse Association
Court D Pui
Martin Wisecarver
Josephine F. Arthur
Evelyn C. Dean
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Colonel Cootes Named Commander At Fort Myer
Col Harry N Cootes now assistant chief of staff of the Eightieth Division with HQ in Richmond is appointed commander of Fort Myer Va and will assume duties April 25. A Staunton native and VMI club president in Richmond he began his service in the Spanish American War as an enlisted man and soon became a first lieutenant. FOR SALE four shares Peoples Bank Stephens City stock Mrs L A Adams Admx 4-5 Ip 31
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Harry N. Cootes
Richmond
Fort Myer
Washington
Staunton
Virginia Military Institute Mail
V. M. I. Club
Cootes
Frederick County Supervisors Act on Road Matters
Frederick county supervisors pushed for state highway action on five roads to join the state system. They pressed for Valley Pike widening and urged speed on the plan, with a possible special meeting to discuss jail area improvements and related court orders.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Philip Williams
Winchester
G. H. Richards
State Highway Commission
Cedar Creek
Wardensville
Mountain Falls
West Virginia
Lehen
Scott Grant
Highway Commission
Apple Pie Ridge
White Hall
Lamps Store
W. H. Branner
Cook
Relief
Theiddle Road
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Bell
W. Branner
Ray Richards Health Update From The Star
The Star notes Ray Richards is recovering in Winchester Memorial Hospital. The writer praises his character and spirit, wishing him a swift return to health and to his beloved sport and friends.
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the Star
Ray Richards
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Aracter Roy
Streets Decorated for Shenandoah Apple Festival
The city prepares its annual Shenandoah Apple Festival with extensive street decorations in pink green and white. Carlin Gray leads the decorating committee urging residents and businesses to decorate, with Winchester Decorating Company contact Mr. Dietz for cooperation. Blocks to be garbed include North Loudoun from Piccadilly to Boscawen, South Loudoun from Boscawen to Cork, Piccadilly from station to Handley Library, and Boscawen from Cameron to Cumberland Valley depot. For information call 191.
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Carlin Gray
Dietz
Winchester Decorating Company
Loudoun Street
Piccadilly
Boscawen
Cork
Piccadilly Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Services At Baptist Church Tonight At First Baptist
Rev E T Clark conducts special services at the First Baptist Church tonight drawing large attendance. Miss Florence Mitchell of Handley High School faculty will sing a solo with the regular choir and visiting choir members under Floyd Haines guiding the selections.
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E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Florence Mitchell
Handley High School
Floyd Haines
Sidney Fox Executed for Slaying His Mother in Margate
Sidney Fox was hanged in Maidstone jail within three weeks of his conviction for murdering his mother, a 63 year old woman. He strangled her in their hotel room last autumn and set a fire. Authorities showed he had insured her life for a large sum to fund a move to Australia and join a wealthy companion.
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Maidstone
Eng
Sidney Fox
Fox
Margate
Australia
Injured airmen reported as doing very well
Memorial Hospital reports Lieut R J Clohecy a British air pilot and Roy W Richards local war veteran injured in a Saturday crash near the city are recovering. Clohecy not seriously hurt. Richards exhausted from blood loss but has a good chance if infection is avoided.
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Memorial Hospital
R. J. Clohecy
Roy W. Richards
Richards
Clohecy
Mr. Richards
Rosenberger
Travelair
Clohency
Small Child Struck by Car in Millwood Incident
William Duke, youngster of Mrs. James Duke of Millwood in Clarke county, was hit by a car driven by J B Yeabrow of Silver Springs Maryland yesterday afternoon around 3. He received scalp wounds but was not seriously injured and left Memorial Hospital today. Yeabrow, a traveling representative of International Harvester, remained in town to ensure care and visited the boy at the hospital.
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William Duke
James Duke
Millwood
Clarke County
J. B. Yeabrow
Silver Springs
Yeabrow
Memorial Hospital
E.C. Stuart
Duke
International Harvester Company
Rail mergers urged to show cause for dismissal
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the Delaware and Hudson Company and the Wabash Railroad to show cause by May 7 why their application for consolidation of several eastern and midwestern railroads should not be dismissed. The order states the filing fails to meet control acquisition rules nor specify terms of how the Wabash and Delaware and Hudson would acquire control.
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Waashington
Delaware and Hudson Company
Wabash Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wabash and
Delaware and Hudson
Three Flyers Die in Tatoi Airdrome Crash
By the Associated Press three aviators were killed and one injured when two planes collided shortly after takeoff at Tatoi airdrome near Athens on April 8. Both aircraft were destroyed.
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Associated Press
Athens
Greece
Tatoi Airdrome
Let Us Renew Your Sight by Hodgson and Brown
A historic newspaper ad offers refractive services from Hodgson and Brown with a free examination by a registered optometrist. It promotes new glasses at about half the price of competitors, claiming a happy change from bad sight to comfortable vision.
Alabama Editor and Senator in a Wordy Battle
In a fiery Senate committee session Alabama editor John Pierce clashed with Senator Black over an editorial on the National Democratic finance chair. Black called Pierce a coward and Pierce threatened to settle matters outside, triggering a near-brawl as the room roared with heated exchanges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Committee
Alabama
Black
France Daniels
J. Pierce
Times
Pierce
Navy
Nation
John J. Raskob
Tienal Ae
Senator Black
Seery Retary
Senator Walsh
Montana
Chicago Primary Election Opens With Explosion
Chicago voting begins amid polit ical violence as a bombing and the kidnapping of Alderman Shelde Gobier trigger heightened security. Voter registration stands at 2,197,000 with about 800,000 expected to vote as polls open nationwide for U S Senate and other offices.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
United States
Harold S. Deneen
Ruth Hanna
McCo
Fair Weather
United States Senate
Congress
General Assembly
Stoke
Shelde M. Gobier
Octavius Granady
Ward
Committee
Woman Fractures Arm While Caring for Sick Husband
Mrs. Luther Brill of Star Tananery was brought to Memorial Hospital with a fracture of the left arm. She sustained the injury last night while serving supper at her husband Luther Brill's bedside, as he lies seriously ill at home. She broke her wrist when bending over the bedside table.
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Luther Brill
Star Tananery
Memorial Hospital
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Stephens City
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Roy Richards
Hodgson & Brown
J. E. Pierce
Huntsville
Mr. Black
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