Greater Powers of Europe Form a Unity Pledge
Six points of agreement emerged from talks among Britain France and Italy with invitations sent to Germany to participate in a Danubian conference. The communique backed a common line on Germany's rearmament and discussed eastern Europe security, Austria and Hungary concerns, and arms limitation. The Locarno treaty was reaffirmed and a western European air pact considered.
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Stresa
Italy
Great Britain
France
League of Nations Council
Germany
Europe
Austria
Rome
Hungary
Bulgaria
Geneva
Locarno
Lake Maggiore
Corsages in Lovely Combinations at The Flower Shop
In the Flower Shop a variety of corsages using sweet peas gardenias daisies lily of the valley roses and orchids are offered in multiple combinations. Local shoppers can select from arrangements suited for spring events and formal occasions.
Iowa Greek Fraternity Expelled Members Seek Reinstatement
Hyman Bluestein of Lynn Massachusetts fights University of Iowa actions that expelled 23 Phi Beta Theta members over alleged disorderly house conditions. Plans to file petitions for reinstatement were announced.
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Phi Beta Theta Fraternity
Hyman _ Bluestein
Lynn
Mass
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Pleads Guilty To Kidnapping of Edward Bremer
Byron Bolton of Chicago pleaded guilty in federal court to taking part in the January 17 1933 kidnapping of St Paul banker Edward G Bremer. Other named defendants include Arthur Barker Harold Alderton and Elmer Farmer. Bremer was later released after a $200000 ransom payment.
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ST. Paul
Byron Bolton
Chicago
Edward G. Bremer
M. M. Joyce
Bolton
Bremer
Arthur
Doc) Barker
Barker- Karpis
Harold E. Alderton
Elmer Farmer
Bensenville
Ill
Joyce
Toward Understanding Japan by Sidney J. Gulick
A new book published last month may be borrowed at Handley Library. Toward Understanding Japan presents a clear sympathetic view of Japan's psychology language ambitions and pressing economic needs based on Gulick's long residence there.
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United States
Japan
Handley Library
Sidney J. Gulick
League counsels conciliation Italy Ethiopia amid rearmament row
Geneva April 15 The League of Nations council urged Italy and Ethiopia to conciliate differences and postponed action on France's protest over Germanys rearmament. Ethiopian delegate Tecle Hawariate warned of frontier danger but no vote occurred. French bid for condemnation faced unity challenges.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Italy
Ethiopia
Germany
Tecle Hawariate
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Council
Salvador de Madariaga
Spain
Pierre Laval
France
League
Trea- Acs
Park To Play Old Timers Here In June
Winchester Park announces a single game against a Philadelphia team of veteran former professionals and big leaguers on the first Saturday in June. All players must report for practice at 5 PM tonight, as manager Lefty Jewett pushes to ready the squad for the April 27 opener against the Cabbies of Hagerstown.
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Winchester Park
Philadelphia
Cabbies
Hagerstown
Lefty Jewett
Highway First Aid Work Aims At National Red Cross Objective
Winchester and Frederick county delegates to the American Red Cross convention in Washington report local chapter contributions linked to national aims. Fifteen delegates from the area attended. Virginia had the largest state delegation with over 200 attendees and seven chapters yet to report. The state enrollment reached 85 951, up from 67 521.
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Red Cross
Winchester
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Washington
City
National Red Cross
Winchester-Frederick County
United States
Virginia
West Virginia
Old Dominion
Norfolk
Salem
Big Stone Gap
Second Accident Victim Succumbs From His Wounds
In Stephens City Virginia Paul Miller 18 died in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle crash that killed John Hopewell 18. James Madigan 20 remains critically injured with a fractured skull and wounds. Funeral services for Hopewell were held at Trinity Lutheran and Methodist churches with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Stephens City
Paul Miller
John Hopewell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miller
James Madigan
Memorial Hospital
Evelyn Lemley
Young Miller
Harrison Miller
Melvin Miller
David Lemley
Trinity Lutheran Church
Snyder Alleman
Floyd M. Lucas
Methodist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Robert Stickley
Robert Sandy
William and
Henry Shryock
Floyd Orndorff
Scuthern
Louis Yancey
Harry Hartley
Floyd Rudolph
John
Oliver Tobin
Jesus
Rev I D Bowman to Speak at First Brethren Church
The Rev I D Bowman an evangelist and elder from Leesburg New Jersey will speak at 7 45 tonight at the First Brethren Church on Berryville avenue. His topic is Salvation by Grace Apart From Works of Faith. All are invited and members are asked to bring friends.
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I. D. Bowman
Leesburg
N. J
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Evangelist Bowman
Hearing of Bus Driver Put Off Until Next Week
Percy Line, driver of the Williamsport school bus involved in the cross‑country collision that killed 14 students, faces a manslaughter charge at a hearing set for April 23 before Magistrate Donald Delashmutt. The postponement allows Line and witnesses to attend the Williamsport funerals. bail remains $1000.
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Rockville
Percy Line
Williamsport
Donald Delashmutt
Holy Week Service Announced by Centenary Reformed
Dr. S L Flickinger pastor of Centenary Reformed Church announced a Holy Week service tonight at 8 o clock in the church auditorium. Members and friends are invited to attend weatherproof porch cushion coverings are advertised at 39c yd Moling Cath er lp-1t.
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S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Moling & Cather
Easter Potted Plants and Local Entertainments
Easter potted plants including hydrangeas and lilies listed. Four 1 act plays at Opequon Schoolhouse on April 17 at 8 30 P M with proceeds for Opequon Church admission 10 and 25 cents. Also a notice seeking owner for a young female black and tan collie dog call 41 J or 629 J.
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Opequon
Opequon Church
Winchester Woolen Co. Spring Sale Ad
Special 10 day sale on Spring woolens with limited supply at bargain prices. Attractive fabrics include tweeds and shetlands from Winchester Woolen Co on Millwood Avenue.
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Winchester Woolen Co
Millwood Avenue
Winchester Festival Radio Plans Stir National Broadcasts
Radio publicity for the Winchester festival spans coast to coast with WRVA and network ties to WLW and WOR. Governor Peery will headline the Gulf hour next Sunday, and Senator Byrd may speak on a future date. broadcasts feature the Corn Cob Pipe Club and Show Boat Hour, promoting the May second and third celebration and the Shenandoah Valley blossoms.
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WRVA
Winchester
Union
Alleghenies
Blue Ridge
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah
Harry F Byrd
Peery
Clark T. Cooper
Cooper
Richmond
Edgeworth
Porat
WLW
Cincinnati
WOR
Newark
Maxwell House
Andy
James H. Price
South
Virginia
W. W. Glass
Bill
Lord Fairfax
James Wood
F. A. Read, Jr
Mademoiselle Ververka
Count Kurt Haugwitz Denies Link to Heiress in Reno Divorce
Reports spread worldwide that Count Kurt Haugwitz might succeed Prince Mdivani as Barbara Hutton Mdivani’s husband. The Danish nobleman told newspapermen emphatically no to any questions tying him to the five and ten cent store heiress during her Reno Nevada divorce bid.
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Barbara Hutton Mdivani
Reno
Nev
Kurt Haugwitz
Prince Mdivani
Middleburg Race Provides Thrills For Large Crowd
The fifteenth Middleburg race drew about 5 000 spectators despite cold grey weather. Indigo, a big grey gelding from Northwood Stables, won the Middleburg Cup over four miles, with Old Bachelor and Argonaute close behind. The Loudoun Plate featured a two mile brush course. Old Bachelor won after a dramatic spill by Seth Stranger on Cha lice, who was uninjured. Six races filled the program supporting Loudoun County Hospital funds.
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Daniel
Enwood
Indigo
Northwood Stables
Burleigh B&b
John Hay Whitney
Seth Stranger
Normen D. Whitehouse
I. Wrenn
Old Bachelor
Argonaute
J. W. Davis
Robert Winmill
Chalice
Leonard
Loudoun County Hospital
Sunnybank
Brush
T. H.sommerville
Carroll Basett
Fire destroys Lutheran Orphans' Home endangering 116 children
Fire swept the Lutheran Orphans Home in St. Louis County as a 22 mile per hour wind fed the flames. All 116 children were saved by staff and nearby churchgoers who led them to safety. Damage reached an estimated 150000 with clothing and personal belongings lost. Attorney Adolph Schumacher saved records from the building. Several older youths had been confirmed yesterday, with dresses lost in the blaze.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis County
Rose Pieske
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Adolph Schumacher
St. Paul’s Church
Shryock Estate Faces Suit For Judgment And Appeal
The Farmers' Exchange of Stephens City defeated a bank note claim in Frederick County Circuit Court. The verdict bars the bank receiver from collecting the $3,000 note, with further motions and an additional suit against the Shryock estate pending to recover a judgment and contest transfers alleged to defraud creditors.
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R. A. Shryock Estate
Old Farmers’ Exchange
Stephens City
Frederick County
Old Peoples Bank, Inc
Harry K. Benham
F. M. Bageant
Philip Williams
Donald L. Weems
Frank S. Tavenner
Woodstock
T. Russell Cather
Ray Robinson
A. L. Trenary
Harry R. Kern, Jr
James Russell Shryock
Foreman
O. Snyder
Fs Clark
R. M. Muse
Allen Bond
Mir
Beneham
Williams
Benham
Russell A. Shryock
Shryock
R. A. Shryock
World News At A Glance Summary
Rockville bus driver Percy Line faces a hearing. Smith Summell, 92, sole survivor of Lincoln's bodyguard, died. Byron Bolton, Chicago, pleaded guilty to kidnapping Edward Brem er. Eleven are brought to trial in Columbus for relief waste charges. Minnesota farm families begin trek to Mantanuska Valley. Geneva police reveal a plot to peace noted by European statesmen. London reports a projected fiscal surplus for Great Britain next year.
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Rockville
Percy Line
Fargo
N. D
Smith Summell
Lincoln
St. Paul
Minn
Byron Bolton
Chicago
Edward G. Bremer
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Minnesota
Mantanuska Valley
Et Ore
Geneva
London
Great Britain
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Front Royal
Star Today
James Pugh
Montgomery County
Line
Liberty
J. R. Miller
Edward McK Johnson
Johnson
Delashmutt
Frederick Seed Co
Count Haugwitz
Middleburg
Lutheran Church
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Farmers’ Exchange
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