Dillinger Gang Threats Reach Ohio Governor
Governor George White received alleged inside information that Dillinger gang members set up headquarters in Columbus to kidnap him and his daughter Miss Mary White. He noted the tip was not treated with alarm and cited past threats and pardons sought for gang members.
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Miss Mary White
Columbus
Ohio
George White
Mary
Dillinger
Chicago
Harry Pierpont
Charles Makley
Russell Clark
Dillinger Gang
McLaughlin
John J
Edward Bremer
William E. Vidler
St. Paul
Department of Justice
Park Association to Play Millwood Here Tomorrow
Winchester Park Association meets Millwood Sunday afternoon at 3. Sinclair starts for Winchester after a strong season with the park club. Millwood counters with Hook, who puzzled local fans last year by winning three games and allowing few hits.
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Winchester Park Associat
Millwood
Winchester
Sinclair
Park Association
Hook
Farm Administration mails 46 379 checks to tobacco growers
Washington April 27. The Farm Administration announced it had mailed 46 379 checks totaling 2 522 000 to tobacco growers through April 24. Of this, 263 236 went to tobacco growers in Virginia.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Farm Administration
Virginia
Frost Damages Orchard Crops At Winchester Lab
Early morning readings at Winchester Research Laboratory hit 26 degrees, one of the latest spring lows. Scientists say apples damaged, peaches hurt in low areas, sour cherries spared, with some early apple bloom in Delious and Ben Davis varieties.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Ben Davis
Two Desperate Fugitives Slain By Desert Posse
Victorville California April 28 Sudden death at the hands of a desert posse ended the flight of two escaped San Quentin convicts Wanda T Stewart and Walter H Weyth Authorities called one of the men second only to John Dillinger as a desperado They were killed three miles south of Victorville after slugging their way out of San Quentin Thursday The fugitives were trapped as they drove toward Victorville from San Bernardino where they had released two policemen they had kidnapped in San Rafael and forced to accompany them on a wild ride through Death Valley
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Associated Press
Victorville
Cal
San Quentin
John Dillinger
Here
Wanda T. Stewart
Walter H. Weyth
Thursay
20000 Barrels of Whiskey Burn at Pepper Distillery
A blaze at the James E. Pepper distillery near Lexington destroyed 20000 barrels of whiskey, some aged 21 years, in a fire estimated at 5 million dollars. Night watchman Stanley Trayvis died of burns after being trapped between burning structures. The distillery, founded in 1870, was among America’s oldest. J A Hottinger returned from Roanoke after district Farm Bureau Insurance meetings.
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Lexington
Schenley Owned
James E. Pepper
Stanley Trayvis
America
J. A. Hottinger
Roanoke
The
Farm Bureau Insurance
Circuit Court Ends Busy Term For The Month
Frederick County Circuit Court wrapped up its April term after a near constant session since April 2. One criminal case and seven civil jury cases were heard, plus numerous chancery actions. several long-standing civil suits were dismissed. seven liquor charges were nolle pressed. Jury verdicts favored plaintiff in most civil actions, with one manslaughter verdict for the defense.
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Frederick County
Williams
Burr P. Harrison
Nolle
Commonwealth
Courtney G. Hook
W. W. Luttrell
Carl J. Renner
Mattie I. Mee
Mary E. Barrett
Ruth Bly
United Wool Growers Association
Stanley L. Triplett
Frederick Mutual Fire Insurance Co
FE. A. Strout Realty Agency, Inc
S. A. Riley
Fred L. Glaize
Thomas D. Cather
F. E. McComas
L. H. Zinn
Showers Likely Early Week For North Atlantic States
Weather outlook for the period beginning Monday shows showers in the northern portion of the North and Middle Atlantic States early in the week with general showers around Friday. Cooler Tuesday and Tuesday night, slightly warmer midweek, then colder at the end. Mrs. J. C. Woolfolk hosted a small bridge party for Mrs. Turner Green of Richmond.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
J. C. Woolfolk
Turner Green
Richmond
Baltimore Mayor Announces Run for Maryland Governor
Baltimore Mayor Howard W. Jackson announced his candidacy for governor seeking the Democratic nomination without a bitter primary. He said his mayoral record should satisfy Democrats statewide and outlined plans to discuss state government improvements as the campaign progresses.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Howard W. Jackson
Queen Shenandoah XI to Head Apple Blossom Festivities
Entertainments planned for Queen Shenandoah XI and her court at Shenandoah Valley Academy during the Apple Blossom Festival include a tea dance at Winchester Golf Club, a reception at Thornhill, a luncheon at the Russells, and a Queen’s Ball at the academy with 29 princesses and two maids of honor. The events are hosted by Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd, hosted guests, and coordinated with the Southern Inn accommodations for the entourage.
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Shenandoah XI
John Hay Whitney
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
Byrd
Amherst
Her
Festival Committee
Winchester Golf Club
Thornhill
South
Washington Street
W. A. Baker
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Coupe bargains 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe and Chevrolet Master Coupes
Bickers Motor Co advertises 1-1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe and 1-1933 Chevrolet Master Coupe in perfect condition. Armour's Corned Beef Hash offered at 19¢ per tin at Pure Food Store Ip-It.
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Bickers Motor CO
Armour’s
Pure Food Store
Ip-It
Bishop Cannon Acquitted By a District Jury
A District of Columbia jury acquitted Bishop James Cannon Jr and Ada L Burroughs on all counts related to alleged concealment of 1928 campaign contributions. After three hours and four ballots the defendants were cleared of charges tied to Edwin C Jameson and anti Smith funding. Cannon planned a Mississippi bishops conference before commenting further on the verdict.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
James Cannon, Jr
Ada L. Burroughs
Miss Burroughs
Smith
Bishop Cannon
Edwin C. Jameson
New York
Virginia
Alfred E. Smith
Cannon
Tonigh
Conference of
Methodist Episcopal Bishops
Jackson
Mississippi
Gordon
anti-Smith Democrats
Justice Gordon
No Garbage Collection During Apple Blossom Festival
There will be no garbage collection on Thursday May 3 and Friday May 4 for the Apple Blossom Festival. House keepers should arrange temporary sanitary disposal methods during this period. P P Pilcher City Manager.
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P. P. Pilcher
Line of March Planned for Winchester School Parade
Frederick county students and parents are urged to read the parade plan for next Thursday morning. Pupils must be in position by 9 30 to avoid being moved to the sidelines. Marshals and forming streets are listed with designated assemblies and dress locations for各 schools and groups.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Stephens City
Middletown
Bryarly
Miller
Woodbine
John Kerr
Cecil
Clifford
Cork
Loudoun
Kent
Gainesboro
Gore
Rock Enon
Lamp
Mount Williams
Friendly Grove
Russell Grove
Market Street
Piccadilly
Water
Louise Greenwalt
Fred Braithwaite
Marshall
R. A. Wall
Fairview
Whitacre
Branson
Kauffman
Brucetown
Little Mountain
Sesnaine
West Cork Street
G. W. Ropp
Marshal
Mountain View
East Cork Street
R. E. Ayler
Armel
Relief
Deerfield
Kernstown
Gravel Springs
Chestnut Grove
Hampton
Hayfield
Clifford Street
Wilbur Tidler
Round Hill
Opequon
Evandale
Good Samaritan
Carpers Valley
Greenwood
Welltown
Valley
High View
East Clifford Street
Mara
Paul E. Behrens
West Cecil Street
Claude B. Stickley
East Cecil Street
Orville Wake
Records Ordered Produced In Suit In City Court
A decree by the Corporation Court directs the clerk to issue a subpoena duces tecum for records of the Winchester Cold Storage Company. The evidence is sought for Mrs. Sybil B. Jacobs in a chancery suit where George W. Morris is plaintiff and Jacobs and E. P. Bean are defendants to show the quantity of fruit in storage owned by Mrs. Jacobs.
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Corporation Court
Sybil B. Jacobs
Winchester Cold Storage Company
George W. Morris
4-H Club Council Meets At Christ Episcopal Chapel
The Council of the 15 4-H clubs in the county meets at Christ Episcopal Chapel this afternoon with Miss Margaret Larrick presiding. Several club matters are discussed and a full report will appear in The Star Monday. Visitors included Mr. John R. Crown of the Daily News Record and his son Jack.
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Christ
Episcopal Chapel
Margaret Larrick
John R. Crown
The
Daily News Record
Harrisonburg
Jack
Mrs De Vonde Beauty Sale Ad
Mrs De Vonde advertises permanent waving and hair tinting at Beauty Nook located at 129 S Loudoun St with phone 1312. The copy proclaims reputation as “The Best.” Unclear date and page note 4-18-1p-tf.
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Mrs. de Vonde
Beauty Nook
S. Loudoun St
Jimmy Chouderis to Parade with Artistic Float
Apple Blossom festival officials praise Winchester resident Jimmy Chouderis proprietor of the White Palace Restaurant for his loyalty and public spirit. The Greek born veteran and naturalized citizen contributed to the festival expense fund and will have his establishment represented in the upcoming parade Friday.
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Jimmy
Jimmy” Chouderis
White Palace
North Loudoun Street
Greece
Winchester
Arthur
Mr. Arhtur
Gee
Governor Peery to Attend Winchester Apple Blossom Festival
Governor George C. Peery and staff plan to visit Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival May 3 4 with a possible one day appearance. J P Arthur and Senator T Russell Cather announced invitations were extended to state officials including Brig Gen S Gardner Waller Lieut Gov James H Price and others to attend the festival.
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George C. Peery
Richmond
J. P. Arthur
T. Russell Cather
New
Mr. Arthur
Governor Peery
Cather
Gardner Waller
Virginia
National Guard
James H. Price
Park Deans
Virginia Industrial Commission
John Q. Rhodes Jr
Division of Motor Vehicles
T. McCall Frazier
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Senator Cather
Arthur
Winchester
Ten Most Read Fiction at Handley Library in 1934 Start
The Handley Library lists its top ten fiction titles for January through April 1934. Included are Anthony Adverse by Harvey Allen and The Cross of Peace by Philip Gibbs among others such as The Mother by Pearl Buck and Oil for the Lamps of China by Alice T. Hobart.
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Handley Library
Anthony Adverse
Harvey Allen
Philip Gibbs
Mother
Pearl Buck
John R. Oliver
China
Alice T. Hobart
Anne Parrish
Elinor Norson
Mary R. Rinehart
Vanessa
Hugh Walpole
Margaret A. Barnes
Simclair Ewis
Coronation of Queen Shenandoah XI at Apple Blossom Festival
Lewis Douglas will crown Mrs. John Hay Whitney as Queen Shenandoah XI at the Handley School esplanade on May 3. The ceremony includes a full court, maids of honor, princesses from regional schools, and coronation officials led by Rev. Dr. S. L. Flickinger. The procession names Crown bearer Pavey Lupton and train bearers Phylis Fowle and Frances Bickers.
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John Hay Whitney
Llangollen
Upperville
Shenandoah XI
Handley School Esplanade
S. L. Flickinger
Winchester
Whitney
Shenandoah
Lewis W. Dougal
Charles R. Anderson
R. Gray Williams
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Mendeth Cover Russell
Ee Shannon Rice
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Pavey Lupton
McSherry Lupton
Phylis Fowle
Philip Fowle
Frances Bickers
M. B. Bickers
Blossomland
Rooms for rent during Apple Blossom Festival urged
Citizens with rooms to let during the Apple Blossom Festival are asked to submit names addresses and number of rooms to Andrew Bell secretary of the Chamber of Commerce at phone 362 or to Mrs FP Harris at phone 80. Information will help direct inquirers to available accommodations.
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Andrew Bell
The
Chamber of Commerce
FP. L. Harris
Rouss Fire Company Plans Parade Meeting
The Rouss Fire Company calls a special meeting Monday April 30 at 7 30 p m to finalize plans for the Apple Blossom Parade and issue parade uniforms. Captain M D Weaver announces.
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Rouss Fire Company
M. D. Weaver
For Sale White Leghorn Hens 60 Cents Each
For sale 80 yearling white Leghorn hens good layers 60c each L L Trahan Middletown Virginia Ip-16
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L. L. Trahan
Middletown
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