Social calendar events at Market Street Methodist and Civic League
Friday 8 00 p m Fourth quarterly conference at Market Street Methodist Church. Saturday 12 30 p m Civic League luncheon and address by Dr Heatw ole at George Washington Hotel.
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Market Street Methodist Church
Civic League
Dr. Heatwole
George Washington Hotel
Heatwole
Garland R. Quarles
Handley Schools
Virginia Journal of Education
Virginia Education Association, Inc
Byrd family leaves for Boston amid social rounds
Admiral and Mrs Richard E Byrd depart for Boston after visiting Amherst Street in Winchester. They lunched with Mr and Mrs Oliver Iselin at their Middleburg estate, with other Byrd family members among local guests.
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Richard E. Byrd
R. E. Byrd
Amherst Street
Boston
Oliver Iselin
Middleburg
Thomas Byrd
Sullivan
Lawrence Sullivan
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Helen Keating
William Mitchell
Detroit, Mich
R. B. Byrd
Iselin
Gordon Whitham
Adrian A. Buck
Marjorie
Adrian, Jr
Wethersfield, Conn
Lester Arnold
South Stewart Street
Blondes Have More Twins Says Cornell Study
Dr. Margaret Wylie summarizes twin research findings from Jamestown and Cornell. Blonde mothers show higher twin rates, with factors inclining toward ages 40 to 55, Nordic heritage, and large study groups. The report notes 2,500,000 U S twins and a birth ratio near 1 in 93.
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Mary Elizabeth Plummer
Ithaca
N. Y
Margaret Wylie
Family Life Department
New York State College of Home Economics
Cornell University
Wylie
Jamestown
Cornell
Twin Study Club
Jamestown N. Y
New York State
Home Bureau
College of Home Economics
SS-5 Forms Can Be Registered
The office of the first assistant postmaster general in Washington informs postmasters to publicize that properly completed SS-5 forms may be submitted by all employees regardless of age. Registration is voluntary under the social security act.
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Washington
Speed Vote Continues as Senate Prospects Remain
Senator King of Utah warned of efforts to block the court measure in the Senate despite unfavorable committee signals. Opponents expect possible compromises or withdrawal, but no administration signs appeared. Ashurst and allies said the bill’s prospects were unchanged despite early adverse committee announcements.
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King
Utah
Senate
Ashurst
Festival donations listed for the day
The page itemizes contributions totaling varying small amounts from multiple local businesses and individuals including Artistic Beauty Parlor, Boston Shoe Repair, Central Tea Room, Dellinger Brothers, Earl's Barbecue, Mrs Mildred Hansbrough, J E Keffer Grocery, Lovett Brothers, Elizabeth Love Massie, Ritter's Meat Market, Snapp Foundry, Virginia Loan and Thrift Corp, W B Snider & Sons, Winchester Dry Cleaning, and Winchester Milling Corp, with amounts ranging from 1.0 to 15.06 dollars.
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Earl Baker
Boston Shoe Repair
Central Tea Room
Dellinger Brothers
CNS
BAUER
George Washington Barber
Ea Leue
Mildred Hansbrough
Winchester Dry Cleaning
Raytory
Winchester Milling Corp
Life For G O P Continued From Page One
The Republican organization weighs how to attract Democratic dissenters as chairman outlines May weekend policy broadcasts. Hamilton plans active fieldwork in fall and mail fundraising to cover party deficit while noting the November election limited prior speeches. He expects a nonpartisan analysis of Washington's situation.
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Hamilton
Washington
Neutrality Bill Flown To President For Signature
Washington reports Congress moved a broad neutrality statute to curb trade with warring nations and sent the bill by plane to President Roosevelt, vacationing on the Gulf Coast, for rapid signing before the old act lapses. Senate approved 41 to 15. Borah was the lone Republican supporter of the agreement.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Gulf Coast
Hull
Senate
House
Borah
Idaho
MacArthur Weds Miss Faircloth in New York Ceremony
General Douglas MacArthur, military adviser to the Philippine government, married Miss Jean Marie Faircloth of Murfreesboro Tennessee today in the chapel of the municipal building New York. Deputy city clerk Philip A Hines hurriedly conducted the ceremony.
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New York
Douglas McArthur
Jean Marie Faircloth
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Philip A. Hines
Corporation Counsel's
Women teachers and boys in class fears and favors
A survey of Handley’s students shows mixed views on women as instructors. Some argue men engage subjects more seriously and maintain discipline. others praise women for ease of rapport and breaking routine, while a final student retorts that women teachers make boys “sissy.”
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Handley
NPR Network Expands With Cleveland Station Swap
Radio listings report WHK replacing WGAR in Cleveland as part of an NPR chain expansion and WJTN Jamestown joining to bring total stations to 126. The piece notes coronation broadcasts on NBC CBS and CBS and NBC schedules with multiple programs and live talks.
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New York
NPR
Cleveland
WHK
WGAR
WHE
CBS
Radio Air Service Corporation
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland News
WJTN
Jamestown
N. Y
U. S
Robert W. Bing
NBC
London
Big Ben
Wabc-Cbs
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Admiral
Mrs. Byrd
Market Street
Stoughton
Lefebvre-Wely
Mae Carper
Ray R. Sartelle
Presbyterian Church
William Barnes
Bordhana
Corelli
Grieg
Schubert
Ippoliton-Swanow
MacDowell
Palmgren
Israel
Henry
The
Miss Painter
Lucious Ritenour
Helen Painter
Stephens City
Hagerstown
Ji M Garter
George Smith
Richmond
Esther Butsler
Dana Nelson
Marjorie Atwell
Georgia Bywaters
State Teachers College
Harrisonburs
Girl Scouts
Betsy Conklin
Anne Robinson
Anne Dudley Field
George Earle Owen
West Germain Street
Stines Chapel C. E
Stines Chapel
Jenkins Britton
James Snider
Snider
Edna Lamb
Reynolds Legge
W. R. Legge
Courtfield Avenue
Guy Free
Baltimore
Jack Hotel
Mr. Free
Dun and Bradstreet
Robert Clevenser, Sr
Grimes
Horace Davis
Gray Gables Inn
South Washington Street
Ethel Barrett
Virginia Hancher
New York City
Kenneth Heine
Joseph Ritter
Handley High School
Danville
D. Bennett
Anne Beverley Wright
Gray Avenue
S. Main Street
Fairbanks-Morse
South Braddock St
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Beta Sigma Phi
Virginia Epsilon
George Washington
Margaret Sirbaugh
Dorothy Rice
Lee Ressigue
Bessie Manuel
Jessie Hillyard
Louise Butsler
Alice Taylor
Catherine Bradford
Miss Bradford
Dovie Fries
George Karrax
Karrax
Pennsylvania
Little Theatre
Producttone
Martha Walker Lupton
North
Washington Street
Miss Lupton
Lpring
H. K. Rus
Russell
Stokes
Connie’s Beauty Shop
Rainwater
National Avenue
Claude B. Smalts
Loudoun St
Ees
MacArthur
Miss Faircloth
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Gas Company
WEAF
Addous Huxley
WJZ
Lawyers Guild
John P.devaney
Uncle Ezra
Lucille Manners
Varsity Meecey
WABC
Hal Kemp
San Francisco Symphony
Red Nerve Orchestra
Irene Rich
Deems Taylor
Jack Pearl
WEA
Olivet College Orchestra
Kaltenmeyer
Wabccbs
Cincinnati Musicale
Robert Schmitz
Paul B. Sears
U. of Cincinnati
Vienna
Smith College
University of Pennsylvania
the Commercial & Savings Bank
DR. Pepper
Winchester
Space Daily
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
R. M. Swimley
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