Colorful rites surround Shenandoah Apple Blossom coronation
The May 3 ceremony at 3 PM will crown Francoise May of Belgium queen of the Tenth Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on Handley High School esplanade. Attendants include government officials, clerics, maids of honor, and a large court from several states.
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Shenandoah
Handley High School Esplanade
S. L. Plickinger
Winchester
Europe
Francoise May
Washington
Shenandoah X
Belgium
George Dern
Virginia
Charles R. Anderson
R. Gray Williams
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Westwood Beverley Byrd
Berryville
Mary Warden Boyd
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Elizabeth Beverley
William Beverley
Jean Marie Robinson
C. Arthur Robinson
Frances Ryan
Roland C. Ryan
Garland Girls
Handley High School
Queen’s
Glee Club
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Heralds
Miss May
Blossomland
Esplanade
Kingdom
Legion and Winchester Park Association Meet Friday
All members are urged to attend a meeting at 7 30 o clock Friday in the Council Chamber. The gathering involves the American Legion and Winchester Park Association groups.
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American Legion and
Winchester Park Association
Council Chamber
Last Chance For Cachets For Apple Blossom Stamp
Tomorrow the Apple Blossom Festival cachet will be affixed to mail as Miss Francoise May is named Queen Shenandoah X. Requests from 15 states and 3 foreign countries have arrived. 6 cent fee covers part of the stamping cost at Director-General Arthur’s office in the George Washington Hotel building.
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Arthur
Francoise May
Shenandoah
George Washington Hotel
Franklin astrologer to be taken to Waynesboro for trial
William Franklin known as Prof Ernest Langer and Dr W Franklin remains in Winchester Memorial Hospital after ingesting bichloride of mercury. He is improving and is scheduled to be moved to Waynesboro for arraignment on the false pretenses charge with local and Waynesboro attorneys aiding his defense.
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William Franklin
Ernest Langer
W. Franklin
Waynesboro
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Franklin
H. I. Pifer
Felix Edmunds
Winchester
Maryland
Williamsport
Strasburg
Students from Carl Schurz High School Tour Shenandoah Valley
Sixty nine students from Carl Schurz High School Chicago traveled by rail to Martinsburg West Virginia then by motor coaches through Shenandoah Valley to Winchester arriving late yesterday. Teachers and B and O Railroad agents accompanied the party on an educational outing noted for the schools large enrollment of about twelve thousand students.
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Carl Schurz High School
Chicago
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Martinsburg
W. Va
George Washington Hotel
Washington
Carl Schurz
Big Joe Bread Appetizing Nutritious Freshness Value
Ipit presents Big Joe Bread highlighting appealing freshness and nutritious value. The headline-style note emphasizes taste quality and market appeal to readers seeking reliable everyday bakery options.
Moling and Cather Promote Coolmor Porch Shades
Moling and Cather advertise Coolmor porch shades at lower prices. The brief notice emphasizes affordable outdoor comfort amid seasonal sales.
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Moling & Cather
Governor seeks swift action in Crawford habeas case appeal
Governor Pollard urged Attorney General Saunders to press for quick action by the U S Circuit Court of Appeals on the Massachusetts appeal from Judge Lowell's habeas corpus ruling for George Crawford. Boston defense lawyer Thompson defended Lowell and said he would review the case facts and present evidence if warranted. Crawford remains jailed on $25 000 bail while the appeal progresses.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Pollarc
John R. Saunders
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Massachusetts
James A. Lowell
Boston
Mass
William G. Thompson
George Crawford
Lowell
Congress
Thompson
Representative Smith
Virginia
Crawford
Council of the Bar Association
United States Supreme Court
Chinese and Japanese Battle Near Mantienmen North of Peiping
Chinese and Japanese forces clash near Mantienmen south of Kupeikow Great Wall pass northeast of Peiping. Japanese artillery and air bombardment hit Chinese positions with limited effect as Chinese troops dig in and halt Japanese infantry. The Chinese resistance is described as the stiffest faced by Japan south of the Great Wall.
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Associated Press
Peiping
Mantienmen
Kupeikow
Great Wall Pass
Japan
Great Wall of China
Jewelers Robbed Of Gems Valued At 27000
New York April 27 Two manufacturing jewelers and a visiting salesman were robbed today in a fifth floor Canal Street office of about 27000 dollars in gold and precious stones by three armed men using handcuffs copper wire and tape. The victims were Hyman H. Sohn Leon Turkis and Max Stein.
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Associated Press
New York
Canal Street
Lower Manhattan
Hyman H.sohn
Leon Turkis
Max Stein
John Street
Three Convicts Break Jail From Western Penitentiary
John Maug led the escape from the Pittsburgh penitentiary as the four inmates slid down an improvised rope after leaping from the roof. Edward Turpack Fred Prince and Theodore Geisler joined the breakout and remain at large.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Western Penitentiary
John Maug
Maug
Edward Turpack
Fred _ Prince
Theodore Joseph Geisler
Sarah Zane Fire Co Special Meeting Notice
Special meeting called by Captain R. B. Brown for Friday April 28 at 8 oclock. Members urged to attend.
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
R. B. Brown
Charity Aerial Circus Planned at Admiral Airport
Planes with expert pilots arrive to stage an all day aerial circus at Admiral Airport on Sunday from 1 to 7 PM for the Robert Y Conrad Post 21 American Legion and Park Association pool fund. Features include glider shows parachute jumps and 1000 foot delay drops. A 3 PM baseball game at Rouss Spring Park between Strong Northern Athletic Club of Washington DC and the Park nine accompanies the event. tickets 50 cents adults 25 cents students.
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Admiral Airport
Robert Y Conrad Post
No. 21
American Legion
The
Park Association
Winchester
Rouss Sring Park
Northern Athletic Club
Washington, D. C
Park Nine
Federal order limits gold hoarding. May 1 deadline set
Winchester banks receive notice that May 1 1933 is the last day to deliver gold coin bullion and certificates to Federal Reserve banks or member banks for exchange at equal value. Penalties include a 10000 dollar fine or up to one year in prison. The order targets preventing gold hoarding as part of a broader economic plan.
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Winchester
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
Natorial
Treasury
Federal Reserve
United States
W. H. Woodin
Apple Blossom Festival expense fund contributions listed
Clifford D. Grim as treasurer reports additional donations for the Apple Blossom Festival May 3-4. Contributions from Braddock Motor Co. to Winchester Furniture Co. include amounts from $2.50 to $75, with major gifts from Commercial & Savings Bank and White Palace Restaurant.
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Clifford D. Grim
Braddock Motor Co
Baker
E. E
Bond Bros
Bosserman
W.H. & Son
Bryarly & Green
Commercial & Savings Bank
Clowe
M. B
C. & P. Telephone Co
Cammer Tire Co
Cooper
E. B
Funk
H. J
Fruit Growers Express
Fosbrink
J. G
Gilpin
Henry B
Gray & Sheetz
Harlee
C. B
Huntsberry C. E
Jamison
O. L
Kelvinator Co
Bohman
Levan, Abe
Miller & Massey
McGuire
H. H
Pure Food Store
Roszel
B. M
Snapp
A. R
Smith, Clark
Snapp Foundry, Inc
Special Fruit and Produce Sale From Winchester Market
Special sale on oranges and grapefruit direct from Florida trees. Oranges 25c and 35c per bag. Grapefruit 5 for 25c to 9 for 25c. Extra large beans 5c per lb. Celery 5c each. Bananas 10c and 11 1/2c. Strawberries 15c per quart. Winchester Fruit and Veg Market, Phone 461. Next Union Bank. ip-1t
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Florida
Winchester Fruit & Veg
Next Union Bank
Queen's Sisters and Dignitaries Attend Coronation Event
Queen Shenandoah the Tenth's sister Miss Francoise May and two May family sisters are set to join the Belgian ambassador and party in Winchester for the coronation festival at Handley High School. The attendance includes scouts, school bands, and a parade with Martinsburg entries and a public safety detail.
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United States
Paul May
Shenandoah
Francoise May
Handley ‘High School
Arthur
Misses May
May Winchester
Washington
Nelson Page
Amherst Street
National
No. 53
Girl Scouts
Miss May
Winchester Fair Grounds
Martinsburg
W. Va
Greyhound
Count Francois de Buisseret
Legation
B. B Dutton
J. Victor Arthur
Margaret Nelson
Atlanta
Winchester
P. W. Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
Count de Buisseret
Bonus Matter Flares Up Again In The House
In Washington on April 27 the House considered bonus legislation with one move deferred and another pushed forward as the Senate neared a vote on the veteran payment proposal. Representative Patman agreed to withhold a caucus petition pending Senate action on Robinson’s amendment for payment from Treasury notes in the inflation bill. Representative Lundeen filed a petition to force a House vote, signaling concern over presidential issuance.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Patman
Texas
Robinson
Indiana
Treasury
Lundeen
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Fresh Air Fund appeals for County hosts for city children
Miss Anna Bell Lambert visited Winchester to enlist local aid for the Tribune Fresh Air Fund program. Aimed at placing 500000 New York City children aged 5 to 12 in rural homes for two weeks of August, volunteers from Winchester and Frederick County organize to host 81 children last year and seek further sponsors and committee members.
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Winchester
Frederick County
New York City
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New York
Metropolis
Anna Bell Lambert
Tribune Fund
J. D. Russell
Southern Methodist
Grover C. Rose
L. H. Pence
8. C. Hoshour
Alfred Kerfoot
Robert E.hannon
E. J. Rohart
Frederick
New York State
Miss Lambert
the Tribune
United States
Great Metropolis
Tribune Fresh
Air Fund
Lambert
Minstrels Sing of Apple Blossoms on NBC Broadcast
Sinclair Minstrels will perform songs about apple blossom time in the Shenandoah Valley on a nation wide NBC hook up from 9 to 9 30 Monday evening May 1. J Woolfolk local manager for Sinclair Refining Company invites all to listen. This week’s Sinclair Bulletin magazine features photo engravings of apple orchard and Winchester festival scenes.
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Shenandoah Valley
Sinclair Minstrels
National Broadcasting Company
J. ©. Woolfolk
Sinclair Refining Company
Woolfolk
The
Sinclair Bulletin
Winchester
Fresh Strength In Dollar Pauses Stocks In New York
The dollar's strength and the upcoming inflation vote in the Senate cooled stock trading in New York. Traders noted signs of business pickup but questioned high share prices without a clearer economic and inflation outlook. Volume fell to a multi day low. Sterling cables opened at 3.47 3 4. Call money stood at 1 percent. For sale a 1930 Ford Pick Up in excellent condition from Bickers Motor Co.
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Associated Press
New York
Senate
Wall Street
Sterling
Ford
Bickers Motor CO
Ford Dealers
Actress Virginia Vredenburgh Bets On May 12 Stage Return
An outstanding member of the cast of The Man will perform on May 12 at the Capitol Theatre in Winchester. Mrs. Virginia Vredenburgh, famed for Hay Fever and The Second Man, plays Judith Bliss and a beautiful widow role, with Arthur Field and Clark Cooper, Tucker McGuire, and Harry Hanst also in the cast. Tickets are on sale at the Capitol Theatre and through Little Theatre members.
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the Theatre
Virginia Vredenburgh
Vredenburgh
Noel Coward
Peten
Judith Bliss
Kendall Frayne
Harry Hanst
Little Theatre
Capitol Theatre
Two Killed and Nine Injured in Ravenna Blast
An explosion at the home of Edward Rock in Ravenna Ohio killed Mrs Rock age 30 and Silas Eldridge 70 a state highway department watchman and injured nine others. The blast collapsed the basement and shattered windows for blocks around. Mrs Rock and Eldridge were recovered from the debris this morning.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Edward Rock
Rock
Endeavorers To Give Silver Tea In Loudoun Street Church
Final arrangements are made for a silver tea hosted by the Winchester Christian Endeavor union tomorrow from 4 30 to 6 30 PM in the Sunday School room at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. A short program will entertain guests with numbers presented at intervals during the two hour event. All are invited.
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Winchester Christian Endeavor Union
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Festival parade final plans set for Friday meeting
Special meeting Friday night April 28 at 8 o'clock to finalize comic parade arrangements. All members requested to attend as Lee M. Lamp, president, leads the festival preparations for the Wednesday night May 3 event.
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Lee M. Lamp
World debt talks widen as France hints payment plan
President Roosevelt signs no postponement for June 15 debt and France eyes paying the defaulted installment. Daladier reportedly seeks approval from the Chamber of Deputies for 19 million dollars in interest due December 15. Ottawa and Washington say talks with Britain and Canada progress, aiming toward moratorium options and world economic conference outcomes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Hull
France
Paris
Edouard Daladier
United States
Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Bennett
Canada
Raymond Moley
Onenine
New York
MacDonald
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Handley School
BIG Joe
Sacco - Vanzetti
Sis
Winchester Theere
American Legion Post and Park Association
W. Nelson Page
Fresh Air Fund
London
Rouss Fire CO
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