Schedule For Softball Teams Is Made Public
Front Royal Virginia August schedule for all stars and A M A league softball games lists matchups by date and field. Games run Monday to Thursday at 6 00 pm with Lions Rotary Green Hill Frigidaires Palace Harmony Hollow Silk Mill Riverton Lime and others.
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Front Royal
All-Stars
Aig
Lions
Rotary
Green Hill
Prigidaire
Palace
Harmony Hollow CCC
Silk Mill
Riverton
Harmony Hollow
Frigidaires
M. A. Rotary
Lime Co
A. S. Lime Co
R. M. A. Frigidaires
A. S
R. M. A. Lime Co
All-Stars Defeat Chesapeake Nine in Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars defeated Chesapeake nine of West Point 6 to 3. Goodwin and Stephens led with 3 hits each in four at bats. Stankus allowed eight scattered hits as both teams committed numerous errors. Chesapeake faces Park Association in Winchester today and tomorrow.
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Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars
Chesapeake
West Point
Goodwin
Stephens
Stankus
West Point Nine
All Stars
Chesapeake Nine
The
Park Association
Winchester
Merchants To Meet Monday In Front Royal
Front Royal Retail Merchants Association will convene Monday evening at the Fair lawn at 6 15. An officer urged all members to attend as business of importance to merchants and the community will be discussed.
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Front Royal
Aus
Front Royal Retail Merchants Association
Court To Open On September 12
FRONT ROYAL Virginia August 3 The Warren County Circuit Court will convene its September term on September 12 with sessions in the trial justice's court due to the courthouse being unavailable This marks the first time since 1835 that court sessions are held in temporary quarters in the county
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Front Royal
Warren County Circuit Court
Condition Of Rivers North Branch Shenandoahclear South Branch Shenandoah
Readable fragments report the river conditions for the North Branch Shenandoah and South Branch Shenandoah. Details on clarity, flow, and potential obstructions are sparse and unverified in the OCR excerpt.
Shenandoah Valley League Standings and Upcoming Games
Shenandoah Valley League standings show Culpepers and Front Royal tied for first with four wins each while Harrisonburg and Charlottesville trail with two and one. Scheduled games include Harrisonburg at Culpeper, Staunton at Waynesboro, Charlottesville at Orange, and Heurich at Front Royal.
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Front Royal
Culpepers
SUN
Harrisonburg
Culpeper
Staunton
Waynesboro
Charlottesville
Weekend visitors and church services noted in Front Royal
Front Royal items list visitors including Mr. Raymond Weiser from Washington at Mrs. Mary Burress's Mapleshade and Miss Sophie Schey with vacation plans. Church services at the Presbyterian Church are scheduled with classes at 10 a.m., sermon at 11, and Wednesday prayer at 7:45 p.m.
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Front Royal
Raymond Weiser
Washington
Mary Burress
Mapleshade
Sophie Schey
Miss Working
The
Presbyterian Church
Sidewalk Nearing Completion in Front Royal
The sidewalk extending from the Afton Inn on Main Street along Royal avenue to Senator Aubrey G. Weaver’s property is nearing completion. The project is one of several improvements recently authorized by the Town Council.
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Front Royal
Afton Inn
Main Street
Royal Avenue
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal Men Convicted in Trespass and Shooting Case
In a trial yesterday Pete Robinson and Oliver Houn shell were found guilty of trespassing on R. W. Bier er property and shooting at Morris Phillips, a colored tenant. They were fined $10 and costs and sentenced to 12 months in jail. Ernest Cameron was found guilty of drunkenness and fined $10 with costs of 60.
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Front Royal
Pete Robinson
Oliver Hounshell
R. W. Bierer
Morris Phillips
Ernest Cameron
Cen Tre
Carbaugh Home Sells At Public Auction For 1550
The estate of the late Minnie C Seal purchased the J P Carbaugh residential property in Stephens City for 1550. The sale covered one half acre and a large dwelling and occurred at the county courthouse.
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Minnie C. Seal
J. P. Carbaugh
Stephens City
Court House
Deaths MISS MARY JANE GUY OF Benton
Miss Mary Jane Guy 62 of Benton died yesterday morning in Staunton from bronchial pneumonia. She was daughter of the late George Pickerell and Rebecca Kibler Pickerell, wife of Edward B. Guy, and mother of Cleo Guy and Burham Guy. Funeral tomorrow at 3 from Scott and Stokes with Rev. W Emory Trantham officiating and burial at Prospect Hill cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Mary Jane Guy Royal
Jane Guy
Benton
Staunton
George Pickerell
Rebecca Kibler Pickerell
Bentonville
Scott and Stokes
W. Emory Trainham
Front Royal Baptist Church
Prospect Hill Cemetery
D. Boyd
Roy Darby
Charles Fristoe
Bryan Rudacille
Thomas McCauley
Lee Burke
Mrs John Alexander Rites Held at Happy Creek
Mrs John Alexander aged 58 died yesterday at Winchester Memorial hospital after a short illness. She was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Ewell Rose of Happy Creek and lived there. She leaves a husband two daughters Miss Katherine Alexander and Mrs Howard Simons and two brothers George and Ollie Rose and sisters Naomi and Hattie Rose of Haverstown Md. Burial in McDonald burial ground after services at Happy Creek Methodist Church conducted by Rev Herman Tyler.
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Front Royal
John Alexander
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ewell Rose
Happy Creek
Howard Simons
Katherine Alexander
George
Ollie Rose
Naomi and
Hattie Rose
Haverstown
Happy Creek Methodist Church
Herman Tyler
McDonald Burial Ground
Poland Bans Imports from Free City of Danzig
Poland imposes embargo on all imports from the Free City of Danzig amid ongoing customs dispute that has escalated after weeks of tension between Danzig and Poland.
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Free City
Danzig
Poland
Firemen Rescue Those Marooned By High Water
Connellville Pennsylvania residents flee flooding as volunteer firemen wade through deep water to rescue a score of women and children from flooded homes. Victims are carried to safety while others seek refuge on upper floors as streets flood.
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Connellville
Dunbar
Man Dies After Highway Crash in Hagerstown
William D. Shoop a 27 year old drug store clerk died at Washington County Hospital from injuries in a collision on the National Highway death curve. He suffered a fractured skull and punctured lung. State police and coroner John D Dunn investigate. Shoop was unmarried and survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Harry D Shoop of near Boonsboro.
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Hagerstown
William D. Shoop
Washington County Hospital
John D. Dunn
Shoop
Harry D. Shoop
Boonsboro
Guardsmen Guard 71 Kentucky Polling Places
More than 700 Kentucky national guardsmen occupied Harlan county polling locations as votes were cast in the gubernatorial primary election. The troops moved in quietly during the night to provide security.
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Harlan
Kentucky National Guardsmen
Harlan County
Bridegroom Held for Bigamy in Philadelphia
Hyde Parker, 31, was held on a bigamy charge after eloping with a stenographer and marrying Margaret Worth in Elkton Maryland. Detectives say he left wife Loretta Kirk Parker and two children. bail set at $1,000 following his second wife's testimony.
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Philadelphia
Hyde Parker
Loretta Kirk Parker
Margaret Worth
Elkton
Parker
Tithium chloride dries air more effectively than common salt
Tithium chloride resembles table salt in appearance and taste yet possesses a far greater ability to dehumidify air passed through it. For decades chemists have employed this property in various applications.
Baltimore Market Report for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Butter
U S Dept of Agriculture reports mixed livestock prices in Baltimore. Cattle mostly higher with high grade steers and heifers up, calves about week-older price, hogs 10 to 15 higher with top near 11.95, sheep and lambs firm to higher on slaughter lambs, butter and eggs unchanged. Baggs firm on extras with baseline cases unchanged.
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Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agric
Philadelphia
Grain price quotations from Chicago and Baltimore markets
Closing grain prices from Chicago show Sept wheat at 89 3 4 to 7 8 and Dec at 91 5 8 to 3 4 with May at 93 3 8 to 1 2. Corn, oats, rye, barley and lard and bellies prices listed with monthly and seasonal quotations. Baltimore reports No 2 red winter wheat 79 3 4 and spot prices for Winchester markets with yellow and white corn around 90 to 93 cents per bushel and mill deliveries noted.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Paralyzing Illness Flares Across Virginia
State Health Department reports 13 new infantile paralysis cases as the surge moves from southside Virginia to central counties. Albemarle leads with 7 new cases bringing its total to 53. Greene and Orange counties each report one. Goochland one. Lynchburg and Chesterfield each report one fresh case in the south. total statewide since July 1 reaches 286 with 40 in the first three days of August.
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Richmond
Southside
Virginia
State Health Department
Albemarle County
Greene
Orange
Goochland
Lynchburg
Chesterfield County
Flood waters wash out tracks near Stubenville and Unionport
Officials report four to five feet of flood waters covering Pennsylvania Railroad tracks near Stubenville and Unionport after a cloudburst rainstorm. Bridges possibly washed away, trains rerouted via Orrville with restoration expected later. Cattle and poultry were swept away in low lands.
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Stubenvilee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Unionport
Pennsylvania
Orrville
Larceny Charged Up To Clerk Who Appears Missing
Hagerstown Maryland August 3. A warrant charges Rufus K Edwards 34 a clerk with larceny of 50 dollars. Edwards a former lay preacher and married disappeared Tuesday evening despite efforts to locate him. He lived in Funkstown with a wife and was well known in local business circles.
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Hagerstown
Rufus K. Edwards
E. C. Hook
McComas-Armstrong Company
Edwards
Funkstown
Thermometer Shows Slightly Over 97 Degrees at 3 PM
The official reading at 3 o clock registered just above 97 degrees as the heat persists. The season’s highest temperature so far reached 98 degrees.
Market rally in utilities lifts New York stock close
A brisk rally in utilities to new yearly highs revived the market with higher prices and firm close. Transfers near 1,000,000 shares plus gains in the power group boosted brokerage sentiment as collateral loans hit a 26 month low, signaling investment buying rather than speculation. Closing quotes include Allied Chem 158 3 4 and U S Steel 43 1 8.
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New York
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch., Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol. Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Local Markets Corrected Daily By The Star
Local markets page notes daily corrections for typographical errors but The Star disclaims responsibility for any mistakes.
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The
Star
Local Wholesale Market Flour and Related Feeds
A fragmented regional listing for flour and feed products with patent and short bag sizes. Prices shown for 98, 48, 24, and 12 lb bags. cracked corn meal and various egg feeds, bakery and bread corn meals, screenings, bran, middlings, mixed and dairy feeds. Livestock prices for hens, young chickens, butter, sheep, lambs, hogs, cows, and calves included.
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Kasco
Local Retail Market Prices for Grain and Feed
AR lists per barrel prices for bags from 6 to 98 pounds and notes cracked corn and various feed items. Includes shelled corn, corn meal, middlings and mixed feed. butter prices shown for creamery and country varieties.
Drunk and Disorderly Guilty Plea In City Court
Two persons, C. W. Whitacre and Miss Mildred Shell, were found guilty of being drunk and disorderly by Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner today. Each was fined and admonished by the court.
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A. J. Tavenner
C. W. Whitacre
Mildred Shell
Russians launch 6000 mile Arctic to America flight
Moscow aviators Led by Levaneffsky embarked on a 6000 mile non stop journey toward Oakland California. The crew hoped to reach the North Pole within 25 to 30 hours and land in California by Monday.
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Cence
Moscow
Ts Sea
Levenoffsky
North Pole
American
Pranzjosef
Arctic
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Line
Prince Patrick Island
Banks Island
Darnley Bay
Vancouver
Levaneffsky
Barents Sea
United States
William C. Bullitt
Phillip S. Faymonville
George Baidukoff
Victor Lychencho
Klementi E. Vorshhilofn
Otto Schmide
Northern Sea Route Department
Pole
Seattle
Arctic Ocean
Norton
Aklivak
N. A. Sokoloff
Sigmund Levaneffsky
Oakland
Calif
A. Vartanin
Point Barrow
Alaska
California
Vartania
Amtorg, Inc
United States Signal Corps
Fairbanks
Juneau
Aviator Wiley Post Waits for Word on Russia
Famous flyer Wiley Post lingered awaiting word from Russians after predicting success. He planned a red monoplane mission to Moscow but would not depart before Monday.
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Wiley Post
Post
Moscow
Ethiopia Accepts Plan to Settle With League Arbitration
Geneva Aug 3 Italy and Ethiopia dispute moves toward arbitration. Britain France and Italy adopt a three point plan to restart arbitration under the 1928 Italo Ethiopian treaty. A League council review is set for September 4 with Ethiopia excluded from talks.
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Geneva
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations Council
France
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
Britain
League of Nations Affairs
League Council
Eden
England
Haile Selassie’s Representatives At League Council Sessions
The text suggests that Haile Selassie’s representatives may submit a protest at the league council sessions. It notes the three big powers’ general agreement does not acknowledge this potential protest and emphasizes a procedure to seek a peaceful solution.
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Mier
Pierre Laval
France
Haile Selassie
Birthday Tragedy Clouds Little Girl's Party
A birthday party in Eastport ends in tragedy as three children are found dead after a fire. Mrs Mahoney recounts heroic attempts to save Frances Mabel and others as neighbors and responders battle flames. The cause is under investigation with $7,000 in damage and no origin determined.
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Patrick
Helen
Harry
Frances
Mabel
Edward H. Kelly
Eastport and Annapolis
Mahoney
Shackleford
J.C. Gates
Maurice F. Klawans
Louis Strauss
Strauss
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Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
Board
Woodstock
Shenandoah Valley League
Front Royal News
Dorie Gruver
Clifton
Bobby
A. J. Bowen
Rockland
Ned Latimer
Pittsburgh
Robert Latimer
Ohio
Endy Board
White Stone Beach
Lynchbore
R. E. L. Miller
Edith Miller
Kentucky
Margaret Miller
Walter Macatee
Edgar Poulton
Judge
Mrs. Walter Olmstead
Frank Evans
Alice
Jeanette
Frank, Jr
Beverley Fielding Browne
George Morton
Virginia Young
Irvin Bierer
Carbaugh
Albemarle
MD. Fund
America
P. Klompus
North Main St
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
H. & W. Garments
Moling & Cather
T. F. Timberlake
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