Virginians see Byrd Price split in primary races
In Virginia’s Democratic primary, results show a split between Byrd and Price factions. Key districts in Winchester Frederick Clarke Shenandoah and Lynchburg carried Byrd leaders, with Burr Harrison defeating Cather by over two to one, while Carter Glass Jr. trailed in the Lynchburg race. Other contests featured mixed outcomes and incomplete Richmond city tallies as officials tally votes.
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Richmond
United States
Harry F. Byrd
James H. Price
Senate
House of Delegates
House
Byrd- Price
Winchester-Frederick-Clarke-Shenandoah
Burr P. Harrison
T. Russell Cather
Price Senate
Byrd
Lynchburg-Campbell
Chas. Burks
Price Suporior
Carter Glass, Jr
Vic
Glass
Petersburg
Dinwid
Morton G. Goode
O'Byrd Organization
Robert Gilliam
Major M. Hillard
Norfolk County
Price
Earle Cadmus
Norfolk
South
Andrew Mellon
Perkeley
D. Adams
State Corporation Commission
Charlotte County
Bruce
Adams
London
Democratic Committee
Robert T. Barton
Barton
Richmond City
R. Hill Fleet
Price House
George Walker
Northumberland-Westmore House
C. O. Hamrock
H. B. Mosebey
Brunswick-Mecklenburg
Y. Melvin Hodges
Mecklenburg
Hodges
Wercome
Moseley
Whitehead
Robert Whitehead
Aherst-Nelson
J. B.oodson
I. Paul ’ “Fest
W. N. Breckenridge
Craig
Botetourt
Alle
Ton Forge
Hale Collins
George B. Collins
J. E. Sclater Montague
Newport
New Hampton
Governor Price Warned For Carrying Sample Ballot In Booth
In Richmond Governor Price faced an election official warning for bringing campaign cards and a sample informative ballot into the voting booth at Booth's Drug Store. Judge W. S. Hopson denied the campaign materials inside the booth, while Attorney General Saunders earlier opined that a voter may carry a sample or informative ballot into the booth if received before the official ballot. The incident highlights rules on ballot guidance and the proper handling of campaign material at polling places.
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Richmond
Price
Maannen Balice
Am Opteian
Te Am Opinion
John Saunseven
City Democratic Committee
Booth
Bellevue Avenue
Hopson
Mr. Price
Bill Parker
William H. Parker
City Electoral
F. H. Stephenson
Ivor
Saunders
Rebuilding Pastureland Through Lime and Phosphates
BLACKSBURG Aug. 2 Passures reduced by broom sedge briars hawkweek plantains and other weeds can be improved by lime and phosphates says P H DeHart assistant state executive officer AAA Field tests show lime and phosphates help broom sedge disappear and with proper grazing grass and legumes reestablish a sod Soil fertility restoration and erosion prevention are key to good pasture. fertilizer replacement is essential to maintain pasture in livestock regions where pasture is the main crop
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Blacksburg
P. H. DeHart
AAA
de Hart
DeHart
de Hartadee Enon Ari
Front Royal Visitors and Local News Mix
Front Royal residents and guests are noted in a series of weekend visits and travels. Mrs Lester Carroll recovers from appendicitis surgery at Front Royal Hospital while Miss Elizabeth Major hosts in town. Cadet M O Simpson Jr of VMI visited family, and Rev J F Owens vacationed in Mathews County with relatives. Other locals include John Myers in Harrisonburg, Eugene Tyler of Williamsport, and Ralph Biggs in Washington. Miss Millie Sirbaugh of Winchester stayed with the Smiths on Shipe Street. Dorothy Redmond returns from Baltimore, Lennis Fuqua visits relatives in Norfolk, Capt Alexander Stewart from Washington visits his wife and her mother, and Leo and Mrs Rader of Maryland spent the weekend with Borden family, joined by sister Miss Louise Borden. Mrs C H White leaves for Maine for several weeks.
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Leo Rader
Maryland
Mrs. Rader
Mrs. Borden
Miss Louise Borden
Dutrow Family Guests In Stautin Weekend
Mr and Mrs L B Dutrow and daughters Gladys and Jane Dutrow were weekend guests of Dutrow relatives in Staui n. Mr and Mrs Drew Chick announce the birth of a daughter Barbara Jean born Sunday morn ing July 30 in their home here. John Boggs Jr is spending this week at camp at Quinton Va.
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L. B. Dutrow
Gladys and
Jane Dutrow
Rent Dutrow
Stauin
Drew Chick
Barbara Jean
John Boggs, Jr
Cmap
Quinton, Va
Illness and Visits Highlight Week in Local News
Mrs J T Redmond is ill at her daughter’s Remount Depot home. Miss Julia Harnsberger of Richmond visits her parents J B Harnsberger. T G McCauley returns from Madison Court House. Jack Fielder travels to Charlottesville for university session. Charles Stossel and Roland Fox spend Sunday in Buck. Marvin Steed and Rebecca Steed plan Illinois trip for three weeks. Mrs James Bennett hosts Monday Bridge Club. Mrs Nathan Allnutt weekend in Rockville Md with son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hahsucken return from motor trip through New England states.
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J. T. Redmond
Remount Depot
Marvin Steed
Rebecca Steed
Illinois
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Winchester
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Shipe Street
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