Guffey Accused of Arch Conspiracy at Rally
At a rally, Charles Falvin Jones and George rs endorsed candidates for U S Senate and Governor and labeled Mee Guffey an arch conspirator. They said Guffey links with the opposition to wreck the state organization and control the Pennsylvania delegation to the 1940 Democratic National Convention, seeking the vice presidential nomination.
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Georse
le Ear
Charles Falvin Jones
Star Commit
U. S. Sena
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Rail Line to Re-scrp Streamline Cars June 15
Eight main east west trains will be re shipped June 15 with Streamline cars featuring updated styling and comfort, announced by the railroad today.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania _railroad
Oday
County News Briefs Highlight Easter Holiday Visits
Misses Kathleen Shryock Mary Evelyn Julia Steele and Evelyn Cross, students of the Btate we College Harrisonburg spent Easter with their parents. Howard Evans working in Alexandria spent weekend with his family. Numerous relatives from Shepherdstown Rockville Moorefield York Wardensville Winches ter Strasburg Towson Md Balti more Md visited or hosted in the area.
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Kathleen Shryock
Mary Evelyn
Julia Steele
Evelyn Cross
Btate We College
Harrisonburg
Howard Evans
Alexandria
Nora Yeakle
Nettie Long
Shepherdstown
Nellie Long
Rockville
Claude Anderson
Moorefield
Ervin Yeakle
York
Lillian Rawlings
Wardensville
W Va
Frank Yeakle
Frank, Jr
Winchess
Randolph Yeak
William Yeakle
Mae
Holmes Yeakle
Nettie Yeakle
Ralph Mowery
Kenneth
George Samsel
Dollie Yeakle
Chilton Yeakle
Eugene Barr
Mary Frances Barr
Strasburg
Gervis Lemley
George Sillik
Towson
Stickle
Baltimore
Winchester Briefs Highlight Local Social Visits
Misses Julia Braithwaite Dorothy Snyder Alma Orndorff and Mary Austin drove to Moorefield West Virginia last Friday for the Winches ter Presbytery Young Peoples meeting. Hilda Orndorff attended a play at Gainesboro Schoolhouse Friday evening. Betty Jane Hawkins visited grandfather Cadden Hawkins Sunday. Nora Crider of Vienna stays with sister Lydia Hawkins for several weeks. Gilliard Lineburg of Winchester visited Laura Lineburg Sunday. Mr and Mrs Russell Carper visited Chestnut Grove with friends.
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Albin
Julia Braithwaite
Dorothy Snyder
Alma Orndorff
Mary Austin
Moorefield
W. Va
Young Peoples Meeting
Winchester
Gilliard Lineburg
Laura Lineburg
Russell Carper
Chestnut Grove
Carlton Hawkins
Fawcett Gap Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Eva Lowe returns home from Carroll county after winter with grandmother. William Bly moves to Brumback property vacated by Clarence Jenkins. Ruth Brumback visits Easter with Madison College classmate. Harvey Brumback spends Easter with Brumback family. Robert Syapp is indisposed at home. Mt. Airy School children stage Tom Thumb Wedding. Annie Bly mooted to Mr Richard Lowery of Winchester. Lucille Brumback visits from Washington, D C.
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Lucille Brumback
Washington, D. C
F. P. Brumback
Easter Service and Community News From Bloom Virginia
Bloom Virginia reports Mr P P Glynn has been ill for over a week Mrs R L Long has recovered enough to go out Mrs T S Cooper attended the funeral of Mrs Mary Strickler Collins Mrs Collins had many friends in the community An Easter service at Mt View Church was well rendered Mr and Mrs S B Green spent Easter with Mr and Mrs E U Richard Mrs T S Cooper visited Mrs E U Richard on Tuesday
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E. U. Richard
T. S. Cooper
New Airship L-1 Leaves Akron for Lakehurst Tests
The airship L-1 built at Goodyear-Zepplin for the U S Navy departed Akron for Lakehurst New Jersey for final acceptance tests. It left Akron at 5 30 a m and was due to arrive about 5 30 p m yesterday.
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Akron
Goodyear-Zepplin Corporation
United States Navy
Lakehurst
N. J
Pickets Menaced By School Pupils Return To Posts
Picket lines resumed as 10 school pupils returned to posts after the bell. Rupert Malloch, 17, president of the high school senior class, said pupils oppose the government and the PWA. School Superintendent E. L. Clark urged no demonstrations and noted the dispute is between the union and the contractor.
Lafollette Outlines Plan To Master Slump In Radio Address
Governor Philip F Lafollette announces he will present his own recovery plan in a radio address as part of a four part series. He hints at a self liquidating works program first proposed to the Wisconsin Legislature in 1935, signaling a split from President Roosevelt over recovery policies.
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Madison
Wis
Philip F. Lafollette
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Progressive Party
Robert M. Lafollette
Hable's Palace Presents The Three Mesquiteers and More
The theater shows the three Mesquiteers in Outlaws of Sonora today only at Hables Palace Theatre. Also on bill Bob Baker in Border Wolves Saturday only with Cold Eyed Justice on a pony and two gun range riders. Tim Tyler's Luck supplemented by a cartoon.
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Sonora
Hable's Palace Theatre
Three Stooges
Bob Baker
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Thomas
Tim Tyler
Waterbury Publisher Welcomes Son On Opening Day
Waterbury Republican sports editor William P. O'Connell announced the baseball season opened officially yesterday. His son William P. O'Connell Jr. weighed seven pounds ten ounces and threw out the first ball at St. Mary's Hospital.
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Waterbury, Conn
William P. O’connell
Waterbury
William P. O’connell, Jr
St. Mary’s Hospital
Average monthly rainfall in 1913 to 1937 period per month
The record shows present and past rainfall figures up to yesterday 5 pm and April to date. It lists year to date precipitation 6.98 inches and 1.83 inches for April so far. It provides monthly averages from January to December and an average annual rainfall of 35.36 inches, as compiled by the Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Clarke pleads guilty by telephone in traffic case
Time-Saver Moline Ir time signal substitutes court appearance. Harvey Clark pleaded guilty by telephone to a traffic violation, avoiding Beloit Wisconsin. He was fined 100 dollars and paid the fine to Moline police chief.
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Moline
Harvey Clark
Beloit Wis
Clarke
Community Health Is Advanced
A health commissioner notes life expectancy has risen mainly for those under fifty due to infant-focused measures. He argues progress benefits middle aged and older people only if individuals adopt preventive and diagnostic medicine and maintain basic bodily needs.
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I. V. Sein
United States
Annual checkups and prompt care reduce major diseases
Regular annual physicals and early doctor visits when symptoms appear can lower deaths from cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and other illnesses. Endorses proactive science to safeguard health for men fifty and beyond.
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Lydia Hawkins
T. W. Pard
Elkton
Ora
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Fawcett
Hable’s Palace
Oduc
Kelvinator
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Jose Borunda
Juarez
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Norfolk and Western Railway
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