Page Breaks With Price In Virginia Lieutenant Governor Race
Norfolk senator Viv L Page abandons neutral stance and announces opposition to Jim Price for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He cites Price's call for a frank issue driven campaign and pledges to run openly on Virginia state governance experience and achievements. Price remains unopposed for governor. Page vows a frank campaign and calls for continued support from former backers.
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Price
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Viv- L. Page
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News
Holt
Rosnoe
Jim Price
Hoptweil
Trality
Canidates
Hore Il Education Association
Virginia
Prince George
Frank
Jami . Price
Mopewell
Gormy
Robert Daniel
Candise Short
Mo Tion
Handley Wins Advances to State Meet in Charlottesville
Handley entrants earned eligibility for the State Literary and Athletic Teague meets to be held at Charlottesville the weekend of May 14 after victories at Charlottesville. The Handley team went to Fredericksburg by car, chaperoned by Miss Elizabeth Rice and C. D. Bennett. Handley was not represented in the pie debate at Fredericksburg.
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Fredericksburg
Elizabeth Rice
C. D. Bennett
Charlottesville
Handley
Char‘Nottesville
Biography of the Nile Is At The Library
Emil Ludwig presents a colorful biography of the Nile tracing its history and geography from ancient times through its civilizations and landscapes. The author, born in Breslau in 1881, offers a broad panorama of scenes and events with an engaging style. Other works include Bismarck Defender of Democracy and Napoleon. These titles may be borrowed at Handley Library.
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Nile
Emil Ludwig
Breslau
Bismark
Napoleon
Handley Library
Stephens City Debaters Win At Middletown
At a Middletown Grange meeting last night Stephens City FFA debated against Middletown FFA on whether today’s youth have better city advantages. The affirmative, Harry Sherman and Thomas Lillard, won. opponents were Robert Brumback and Frank Shipe. 54 guests, judges O W Wake, R E Ayler.
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Middletown Grange
Stephens City
Middletown
O. W. Wake
R. E. Ayler
Credit Men Banquet Honor Rural Credit Leads
A banquet was held at the George Washington Hotel by Shenandoah Production Credit Association directors to honor agriculture teachers county agents and assistants. D. J. Howard supervisor of vocational agriculture William H. Johnson and Mr. Sanford secretary of Staunton Production Credit Association spoke. Representatives from Romney Association and nearby credit groups attended. The gathering discussed farmers credit problems and the work of the various groups and individuals.
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George Washington
Shenandoah Production Credit Association
D. J. Howard
William H. Johnson
Sanford
Staunton Production Credit Association
Romney Association
Copm Nn
Parking Rules Enforced In Busy Areas
Chief Hollis stated that the 1 hour parking limit will be enforced on Loudoun from Boscawen to Piccadilly and on Piccadilly from Cameron to Braddock, targeting vehicles left all day in the restricted section.
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Loudoun
Boscawen
Piccadilly
Cameron
Braddock
General Miaja Day Amid Wartime Supply Shortage
Owing to the impracticability of immediate flour production, four thousand tons of wheat were hurried to mills from the Stanbrook. The Hamsterley delivered potatoes meat eggs coffee and sugar while the MacGregor supplied wines and liquors.
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Stanbrook
Program of Home Agent For Next Week
The home agent weekly report for April 27 to May 1 lists demonstrations, 4-H meetings, and adult training. Activities include Bryary Junior, Armel 4-H, Stone Swall home demonstration, flower and plant demonstrations, and patterns and personal care led by Iva Byrd Johnson. Local clubs meet at the schoolhouse and homes, with field work and conferences to finish the week.
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Schoolouse
Armel 4-H Ge
Stoneswall
Iva Byrd Johnson
Blacksburg
Gainesboro
Brucetown
School House
Highview Betes Foods Group
Gravel Springs
Handley Harriers Win 13th Consecutive Track Meet
Handley Harriers led by Sargent won the Invitation Meet at Handley stadium with 66 points. Martinsburg took second with 24, Hedgesville third with 23, Lincoln fourth with 4, and Bunker Hill fifth with 3. Individual event results feature Baker and Dunlap among others, with top finishes in shot put, distance, pole vault, high jump, discuss, mile, sprints, and relays.
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Snag Sargent
Handley Track
Handley Stadium
Martinsburg
Hedgesville
Lincoln
Bunker Hill
Baker
HHS
Dunlap
Beard
Shade
Filickinger
Yeakle
Clowe
Rockwell
Flickinger
Gordon
Keller
Cave
Markets Report From Baltimore And Philadelphia
Baltimore and Philadelphia market notes from April 24 detail live and dressed poultry prices, butter and egg quotes, and livestock values. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep prices are reported with weekly changes, including steers, cows, vealers, and lambs across Baltimore and Chicago reporting days.
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Philadelphia
P. R
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Wall Street Dips Early Then Rallies Mildly in Harsh Session
New York stock trading opened with widespread declines led by major names, many hitting yearly lows. A late lift from bottom levels emerged as the market steadied, with several high and mid cap issues closing lower amid a flood of offerings and slower dealings. Foreign exchange showed the franc steady and sterling down slightly near $4.93.
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New York
Grain quotations fluctuate amid light buying in Chicago market
Moderate buying kept Chicago wheat prices above the prior close while some selling appeared on weather reports across the grain belt. European price strength and export sales lent support. corn prices faced liquidation. Cash grain mixed with No 1 hard wheat around 1.36 1/2 and corn near 1.31 to 1.36, with rye, oats, soybeans, barley and lard price levels also noted. Baltimore spot prices echoed regional quotes with No 2 red wheat around 1.42 and white and yellow corn near 1.15 per bushel.
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Chicago
Germany
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
High Game Record Falls In Evening Star League
Evening Star League highlights include Sea! of Hershey Pints rolling 120 and Alexander of G A A 118 high games. Stotler Hershey Pints tops with 318 while Rice Evening Star posts 316. Hershey Pints set a 530 high game and Evening Star 1453 total pinfall, closely followed by Hershey Pints 1419. Results list shows matches and scores across teams like Shavles Centre and National Fruit with mixed outcomes.
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Hershey
Alexander
Stotler
Cammers
Little Theatre
Butsler
Butsler Atere
Anderson
Sirbaugh
Jackson
V. Anderson
T Lupton
Layer Pearson
Boyd Ear
Dick Weer
Little Theatre Hershey
Stoller
Player
Gic
Catherie
Hamilton
Miller
Ane
Bus
Brown ‘ Seer
Seal
Preffitt
Stimme
Jasper
Boyce Club
Little Theatre Ul UL
Funkhouser
van Deventer
Fogle
Cammers Dry
Rodgers
Harrison
Cammers’ Dry
Mrs. van de Ter
Russel
Ui Gardiner
Williams Ee
Uttrel
Sie
Be Olliffe
Peace Parleys Ended Amid Violent Clash at Monroeville
In Monroesville a protest over a truck led to the heaviest casualties among pickets and strikers. Deputies and state officers charged with tear gas and shotgun fire while strikers hurled rocks and clubs. J C Fitzgerald labor council member climbed a speaker truck urging dispersal.
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Page Vue
Monroe
Sheriff's
J. C. Fitzgerald
Labor Council
Fletcher Will Dispute Centered on Probate Will Tampering Claim
Testimony described two photographs of a will and alleged tampering between them. Fletcher had access to the document after the first photo and before the second, while others named observed the will earlier. Witnesses noted Mrs Fletcher’s death and questioned whether a second will existed or if the original remained sole.
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Fred Barr
Smith
E. G. Rusk
James P. Peardon
W. Be, Edwards
John I. Sloat
Elmer S. Fletcher
Fletcher
Mr. Smith
Dunlop
Mr. Fletcher
Mr. Sloat
Court Compromise on Supreme Court Size Moves Forward
After seven weeks of hearings, the bill to alter the Supreme Court size advances to secret session for voting. Proponents argue aging justices hinder performance and that court reform is needed to speed justice and restore balance. Opponents warn of judiciary subservience, dictatorship risk, and unconstitutional change without public vote.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Democratic Party
Runaway Car Story First By a Carrier
Don Rocap became the first Star carrier to follow a banquet suggestion by John I. Sloat to sharpen a nose for news. Early today a lady driver stalled on a steep hill, left the car, and it rolled backward into a ditch before a passing truck pulled it free. The driver resumed driving unharmed.
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Don. Rocap
John I. Sloat
Sloat
Don
Norfolk and Western to Start Building Tracks Monday
State Senator Aubrey Weaver of Front Royal said in Winchester that the Norfolk and Western Railway will begin laying tracks at the proposed Viscose plant site Monday. He noted extensive trackage is needed for the plant, which will be about 2,200 feet long.
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Aubrey Weaver
Front Royal
Winchester
the Star
Norfolk and Western Railway
Weaver
Rappaporte Fined in Virginia Lottery Case
Harry Rappaporte charged with violating Virginia code for operating a lottery known as a suit club received a $25 fine and $5,265 costs in Police Court. The case lingered since early in the year with the long-standing complaint.
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Harry Rappaporte
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Fannie M. Cather
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of Mrs. Fannie M. Cather.
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Fannie M. Cather
To Erect Sign Continued from page one
Brown a board member checked traffic and after nearly two hours Mr Bell announced nine of ten cars heading toward Winchester on the Front Royal turnpike turned east at Double Toll gate, seemingly choosing a shorter route to Washington.
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Brown
Traf
Court records reveal witness Denhardt shooting claim
Last November for thirty minutes opposing counsel and the judge argued in an ante-room before the judge refused to strike the statement. Baker testified that Denhard came to his home to call a mechanic for a stalled car and that he heard two shots, a loud one and a pop, describing the second shot.
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Denhard
Denhardt
Mining trial testimony echoes uncertainty and alibi
Yesterday in the mining trial the witness reiterated lack of recognition for Denhardt and Mrs. Taylor. He stated he could not have hauled her because he was with the second shot, contradicting the defendant’s claim and highlighting the alibi.
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Denhardt
Man Held on Civil Suit Injury Charge in Harlem
A man connected with a civil suit in Harlem was brought back to New York to face charges of injuring a white man during process serving at Heaven No 1. He was released on bail after arrest.
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Page One
New York
Heaven No. 1
Harlem
Annual Banquet Honors City Ministers and Clergy
The annual banquet of the city group of ministers featured Rev. W. D. Mitchell of Reliance receiving the benediction. Rev. E. E. Miller of Martinsburg preached on unity among Christians and urged the church to oppose war while stressing the Kingdom of God. He argued the church must rebuild Christian principles to influence worldly kingdoms.
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Man
Stephens City
W. D. Mitchell
Reliance
E. E. Miller
First United Brethren Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Miller
Church
Jesus List
Funeral Tomorrow for Andrew Perry at Stephens City
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Andrew Perry 87 a colored man who died in the county home at 10:30 yesterday morning. Interment will be in Stephens City where he was born and lived.
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Andrew Perry
Stephens City
In Memoriam Mrs. Mary A. Whittington
A daughter recalls the death of Mary A. Whittington two years past on April 25, 1935. She describes the family’s grief at her bedside and prays for Jesus to keep her until they meet again on the celestial shore. The daughter, Mrs. Charles Rennea, notes the enduring memory and sorrow.
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Mary A. Whittington
Jesus
Mother
Bis
Charles Rennea
Thanking friends for sympathy after loss
Mrs. I. F. Shiley and daughter express gratitude for expressions of sympathy and cards received during the illness and death of their husband and father. They also thank for the cars and beautiful flowers.
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I. F. Shiley
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