Patton Carries Shenandoah Valley Academy Past Washington and Lee
In a tight contest Shenandoah Valley Academy defeats Washington and Lee University 4 to 3. Patton pitched superbly allowing three hits and fanning ten, while Patton also led at the plate with a double and two singles. Teammates Thibodeau and Patterson contributed key plays as SVA shows strength this season.
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Out-of-Town Folk Showing Interest in Big Musical Event
Winchester awaits the Philadelphia Festival Orchestra next Monday night as out-of-town reservations swell with fifty from Harrisonburg, many from Hagerstown and Martinsburg, and hundreds daily from towns like Charles Town and Shepherdstown. The city promotes the event as the largest musical presentation here in years, urging public support and immediate ticket reservations at the Empire office.
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Meadquarters Co. Drill At Armory Ordered
Members must assemble at the armory Thursday evening for drill. Woolen uniforms to be turned in to the orderly officer in exchange for cot. Uniforms to be issued thereafter. Commanded by Lawrence Hollis 1st Lieutenant 116th Infantry.
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Irish agitator presence investigated in Washington
Washington report details government inquiry into Miss Mary MacSwiney Irish republican worker. Professor Timothy Smiddy claimed he alerted officials that she arrived without a passport but offered no deportation plan. Immigration inspectors interviewed MacSwiney in Chicago. she said she landed in New York on January 24 aboard a British vessel with a British passport and refused to show it or give landing name.
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Faiman’s former employee refused to sign frame
Early S. Clark testified in the McClintock typhoid murder inquiry that an attorney for William D. Shepherd offered him $5,000 to sign an affidavit alleging the case was a frame-up involving the state's attorney, Faiman, and J. P. Marchand. Clark, a former Faiman school worker, refused.
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Faiman
J. P. Marchand
Stewart
Rev Dr Minton To Discuss His Mission Travels
Dayton Ohio minister Rev Dr W P Minton will speak at First Christian Church Friday night delivering notes from travels in Japan and Porto Rico. He will share customs and manners of the peoples and invite the public to hear him. He plans to join J F Morgan and a church delegation for a missions conference at Mayland Church near Broadway Virginia Saturday.
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Wales Is Given Rousing Reception At Cape Town
CAPE TOWN South Africa April 80 The Prince of Wales arrived today on the battle cruiser Repulse for a visit to South Africa. He landed at 11 a m and drove through cheering crowds to the grand parade where loyal addresses were presented. He praised South African scenery and urged Cape Town’s growth as a world health resort. The arrival was marked by a loud outburst of cheering as the mayor and councilors greeted him and he shook hands with each presenter.
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Kiwanis Club hears speaker Arthur Middleton at George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis club in Winchester welcomes Arthur Middleton, vice-president of George Washington Stone Quarry Corp and descendant of Arthur Middleton, who spoke of Portugal experiences. Rotary Kiwanis joint meeting planned with Dr Voshell as featured speaker. May 7 clinic under Red Cross. A new history of Winchester prepared by Frederic Morton and published by the Kiwanis is promised in two weeks.
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Red Cross
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One Yawl Capsizes Off Cape Henry In Norfolk
A 22 foot yawl capsized off Cape Henry as Apprentice Pilots Thomas B. Culleson and Kenneth Broadfelt of the Maryland Pilot Association attempted to come ashore from the pilot boat Maryland. Culleson was washed ashore and revived efforts continued, while Broadfelt was presumed drowned.
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Culleson
Broadfelt
Mickie Says Radio Broadcasters Home News Challenge
A playful note mocks radio voices for neglecting home news broadcasting while praising music airplay. The quip suggests readers wish for more local content from broadcasters, urging clearer focus on community stories.
Violin and Piano Broadcast From Miles Apart
In Johannesburg on April 30 a radio duet by violin and piano was broadcast with performers forty miles apart. Both used headphones on crystal sets and heard each other to synchronize perfectly. The violinist stayed at the studio while the piano sounded 4 miles away by land lines. Bagby, city health officer, joked amid smallpox, confronting an insurance agent at a confinee home. a woman refused entry saying she would not let anyone in the house.
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South Africa
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Ashamed of Man with Smallpox Shouted by Woman
Richmond April 30 Dr B B reports a confrontation where a Black woman voices shame over a man infected with smallpox. The incident highlights stigma and public health concerns in the city during the outbreak era.
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She's Right in a Phrase of Courtship Wit
A terse exchange notes that women are often correct in social judgment about men. The speaker contends that in nine cases out of ten the man involved is the one at fault, while the other voice echoes agreement on the claim.
Morocco the clever horse of Banks in London lore
A note on Morocco a horse owned by Banks who astonished London with his cleverness at the close of the sixteenth and start of the seventeenth century. Mentions of him appear in contemporary plays revealing his fame among London society and theater of that era.
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Compulsory Bible Reading Bill Sparks Education Debate
The proposed measure would require all public school teachers in the state to read ten verses of the Bible to every pupil each school day and compel pupils below the fourth grade to memorize the ten commandments. The bill’s scope and implications ignited a contentious discussion on church state separation and educational policy.
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