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Associated Press Copyright Notice
A notice states The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republish all AP dispatches and local news published in the paper. It confirms copyright ownership and reprint permissions for the newspaper.
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Associated Press
Youth and War: Students' War Protest Sparks Debate
Bristol Herald-Courier argues against punishing college students who joined a Friday antiwar strike. It notes elders start wars while youth bear the fighting, and recalls World War I mobilization and proposed lowering the draft age to eighteen.
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Bristol Herald-Courier
United States
Garden Week in Virginia Draws Tourists and Visitors
Garden Week in Virginia promotes tourism through Garden Club offices with inquiries from all states. The piece extols Virginia’s historic sites, including Williamsburg Jamestown and Yorktown, and notes Garden Week began in 1928 and has grown in popularity attracting visitors to estates and gardens across the Old Dominion.
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Richmond
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
Virginia Peninsula
Old Dominion
Republic
Virginia
Kenmore
Petty
Washington Lewis
Fredericksburg
Penmen Oocoee Shalt Gardens
School Days The Little Brown One
A compact reader note lists trivia questions about poets presidents and science. It cites William Shakespeare born April 23 1564 and died 1616, presidents James Buchanan and Grover Cleveland as bachelors when elected, and defines the neutron as the atom’s core about 110 000 000 000 000 of an inch across.
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William Shakespeare
James Buchanan
Grover Cleveland
Garden clubs and chambers draw visitors to Virginia
Citizens praise three groups for reviving interest in Virginia. The Garden Club of Virginia, the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce, and the Conservation and Development Commission have drawn national and world attention to the state's attractions. Their efforts bring benefits to the Commonwealth.
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Garden Club of Virginia
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Conservation and Development Commission
The
Republic
Princeton Professors Test Intelligence With Tough Quiz
Twenty five Princeton professors held a tea party and attempted a general intelligence test answering over forty questions. Only one professor answered nineteen correctly. others scored lower. The questions included Latin roots and high level math. the piece notes such tests may not measure true intelligence.
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Roanoke
Princeton
Naevius
Miss Winchester crowned in Legion beauty pageant
One year ago Miss Margaret Hansbrough won the Winchester beauty title in a pageant sponsored by the American Legion. Bishop Cannon testified in D C stating he used a estate funds to defeat Alfred E Smith. McLeod bill to repay bank depositors advances again from banking committee. Frank Boucher to establish festival press HQ at the Capitol Theatre. Mayor Anderson proclaims city clean up week urging citizen cooperation.
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Margaret Hansbrough
Winchester
American Legion
Bishop Cannon
D. C
Alfred E. Smith
McLeod
Frank Boucher
Capitol Theatre
Anderson
317 Convicts Die in Columbia Penitentiary Fire
A major fire at the Columbia Ohio penitentiary kills 317 inmates and is under investigation by the State’s Attorney after a governor’s order. Other items note inmates’ city almshouse rate rising to 35 dollars, Miss Suzanne Pollard festival events, and a 6 mile grand parade with Queen Shenandoah VII and the U S Navy band.
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Columbia
Ohio
Suzanne Pollard
Shenandoah VII
London
Senate
Handley
Arcady
U. S. Navy
Odd Fellows
Madison Lodge No. 6
Joseph Cozand
Middletown Community League Film Night Imports
Films will be shown at a Middletown meet with three acts by Denny of Lee Baking Company Winchester. An educational film on vitamins and bakery, plus Mickey Mouse and Our Gang comedies, will entertain and educate. A business session precedes the pictures.
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Meet At
Middletown Community League
Denny
Lee Baking Company
Winchester
Gypsy Girl’s Confession Sparks Turmoil at Hotel
Consuelo, courted by Stewart, contemplates a costly bargain as luxury offers collide with love. A heated confrontation follows with accusations of greed and betrayal over a promised dowry of riches versus a single, life changing request. The scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Stewart
Mr. Blackmire
Mr Goldberg
Miss la Ville
Parker
the Times
Dalstrom
Consuelo
Ann
Goldie
Blackmire
Louise
Gypsy
Beca
Bunk
New York
Repit
Rainfall figures from Winchester Research Lab
Present and past rainfall data shows none in the last 24 hours ending 8 a m. April to date totals 2 62 inches. Year to date 10 94 inches. Average annual rainfall over 22 years is 34 61 inches. Monthly averages range from 1 94 to 3 88 inches with May highest at 3 88 and January lowest at 2 35.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Seven Suits for Divorce Filed in Local Court
Seven divorce suits have been filed in Frederick county circuit court including Ima Burcham Hottel versus Jennings Hottel and Margaret Madigan versus Preston Madigan on grounds of desertion or inmate status. Judge Philip Williams recently entered one absolute decree ending all property rights and imposing a six month non remarriage term with custody awarded to the mother of a young son.
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Frederick County
Ima Burcham Hottel
Jennings Hottel
William L. Brannon
Sarah F. Brannon
Bertha E. Swisher
Cleland W. Swisher
Aubrey Gay
William Gay
Delmar W. Keller
Alice Renner Keller
Maynard DeHaven
Emma Davis DeHaven
Margaret Madigan
Preston Madigan
West Virginia Penitentiary
Philip Williams
Holmes B. Nail
Stella Purcell Nail
John Perry Nail
Trial Justice Hears 3 Cases All Convicted
Ira W. Mason was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving after a collision with Charlie Franks near a dance hall. Franks had started to drive when a school bus passed. Mason tried to drive between the bus and Franks, causing about $80 in damage. Also fined were Hillman Hash for 1933 license plates and Luther Lewis who surrendered custody of five shoats involved in a dispute with Thomas McKee. Deputy J W Newcome overseen release of the animals.
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Ira W. Mason
A. J. Tavenner
R. E. Bayliss
Charlie Franks
Ira Mason
Franks
Tavenner
Hillman Hash
Brucetown
Luther Lewis
Cedar Grove
Thomas McKee
Lewis
McKee
J. W. Newcome
Postoffice to Move as Remodeling Starts May First
The local postoffice will vacate its quarters around May 1 as remodeling begins. The Elmer Hodges property on North Braddock Street will become the site with viewing commissions to revalue. Equipment moves to Stewart Bell building on North Kent Street, while Wood Construction of Roanoke bids $40,500 for the project.
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Postoffice
W Nelson Page
Postoffice Department
Page
Elmer Hodges
North Braddock’ Street
Post Office
Stewart Bell
North Kent Street
Mr. Bell
Wood Construction Company
Roanoke
Royal deer hunting ban after 1066 under Norman rule
The text notes that after 1066 hunting became a noble privilege in England. Commoners faced severe penalties for hunting game. Under the Conqueror, killing the king's deer was treated as a major crime similar to killing royal unicorns.
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England
Oldest Form of Hunting Falconry Emerges In Record
The earliest hunting method with records is falconry. Falcons or hawks were trained to capture birds and small game. The practice appears in China around 2000 B C and in Japan India Arabia Persia and Syria by 400 B R O.
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China
Japan
India
Arabia
Persia
Syria
Trustee's Sale of Valuable Farm in Frederick County Virginia
Public auction notice for a 146 acre farm on Winchester Front Royal Road seven miles from Winchester in Opequon District Frederick County Virginia. The sale by The National Valley Bank of Staunton Trustee follows a December 31 1924 deed of trust with cash at sale and taxes to be paid by purchaser. May 18 1935 at 12 o clock M at the courthouse front door.
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H. F. Byrd
the Valley Turnpike Company
Washington Post
Richmond
Massachusetts
Congressman Foss
Paul B. Barringer
Staunton
W. F. Locke
Martinsburg Methodist Church
Sir Knights of Winchester
Knights Templar
National Valley Bank
Russell
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
D. B
Winchester
Winchester Front Royal Road
Opequon
Russell E. Layman
James Armel
National Valley Bank of Staunton
Lula W. Loy
Roy S&s
Loy
Roy S. Loy
W. E. Edwards
Roy
Adms
Beet Cane Coma
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