Polish Plane May Be Returning to Europe From Atlantic
Reports from ships and observers in New York and London indicate the Polish trans Atlantic flyer Marshal Pilsudski may be turning back toward Europe. Wireless and sea messages are the only means to gauge its course as it nears the Azores and coast of France, with observers split on the direction and no sighting at Horta Azores by tonight.
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Associated Press
New York
Europe
Mid Ocean
Mitchel Field
London
Marzalek Pilsudski
United States
Greenwich
North American
Naval Hydrographic Office
Hydrographic Office
Amakura
Horta
Azores
Marshal Pilsudski
Paris
Terceira
Lindbergh
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Highlights Service
Modern equipment and the best of service advertised by Winchester Steam Laundry with contact phone 28.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Heaviest rains of summer fall here yesterday
Rain gauge records 1.65 inches from heavy electrical storms yesterday and last night. Over two inches since Thursday. A bolt damaged a white way light on West Piccadilly Street, but repairs restored power quickly. A brick chimney toppled on South Loudoun Street and a peanut stand awning collapsed. Humidity rose after sultry high temperatures with more storms forecast.
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West Piccadilly Street
Northern Virginia Power Co
H. I. Higgs
South Loudoun Street
George Purcell
Finland Wins 3000-Meter Steeplechase at Amsterdam
Toivo Loukola of Finland won the 3000 meter steeplechase at the Olympic Games in Amsterdam, with Paavo Nurmi second. Finland claimed its fourth championship of the games in running events, while Americans W O Spencer and Mel Dalton finished seventh and eighth. Loukola set an Olympic record with a time of 9 minutes 21.45 seconds.
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Associated Press
Olypic
Amsterdam
Finland
Toivo Loukola
Paavo Nurmi
Nurmi
Ritola
W. O. Spencer
Mel Dalton
Loukola
Rev Harry G Spencer to Preach at Market St M E Church
In the pastor's absence, Rev Harry G Spencer formerly of Baltimore will occupy the pulpit at Market Street M E Church next Sunday at 11 o'clock. He will also speak to the Adult Bible Classes at 9 45 in the morning. Friends and the public are invited to attend both services.
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Harry G. Spencer
Baltimore
Market Street M. E
Spencer
Fresh Air Picnic For Little Guests
An outing for Fresh Air Children will be held at Opequon creek on the Berryville pike Monday August 6 at 4 pm. Those unable to attend should bring the children to the County Court house by 3:30 pm if possible and transport will be provided. Donations may be sent to Rev. P. R. Diehl 448 North Loudoun Street.
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Opequon Creek
Berryville Pike
P. R. Diehl
Loudoun Street
Showery Period First of the Week Weather Outlook
Washington report notes showers to start and again Friday for North and Middle Atlantic States. Mostly fair otherwise with moderate temperatures in the north and warmer in central and southern sections. WANTED middle aged woman for housework with good wages and night stay. apply 216 E Water St.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Water St
Frank Swartz Opens New Meat Market in Town
Frank Swartz announces opening of a meat market at 213 North Main Street inviting inspection by friends and former customers, with telephone contact 605.
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N. Main St
Frank Swartz
Sarah Zane Fire Company Plans Labor Day Parade Trip
The Sarah Zane Fire Company of Winchester accepts an invitation to the Labor Day parade in Washington D C and forms a committee to arrange the trip. H Russell Potts urges full cooperation and a strong turnout. Secretary Wye Lee Fisher and Russell Potts coordinate plans for a home talent show at the Shenandoah Valley Theatre with out of town groups.
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Atvic
Fire Department
Washington, D. C
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Sarah Zane Company
National Capital
Winchester
Sarah Zane
H. Russell Potts
Moling
Norman Cooper
A. P. Payne
Washington
Payne
C. VY. Firemen’s Asso
H. Clay Manuel
George Sumption
Lloyd Thomas
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association
Hanover
Sarah
Friendship
Tike Sarah Zane
The
Front Page Wanted by Brooklyn Man in Death Note
Frederick Bisman 24 of New York sought front page coverage for his death after leaping from a seventh floor window of the YMCA onto a reinforced glass roof. He used the name Frank Foote in YMCA records and left notes claiming he had been doped in a Washington hospital. Police identify him as a salesman for a Brooklyn firm.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Frederick Bisman
New York
Young Men's Christian Association
Frank Foote
Brooklyn
Washington
Caverns urged to publish Shenandoah historic signs
J H Pearsall of Westfield New Jersey suggests Harrisonburg cavern groups include a list of historic markers seen along the Valley Pike in their pamphlets. He argues that readable folders would let travelers absorb the history aloud during drives, boosting interest and retention.
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Star
Harrisonburg
J. H. Pearsall
Westfiled
N. J
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Valley Pike
Staunton
Winchester
Massanutten
Wasington
Richmond
Rocky Mount
Martinsville
Country's Leading Woman Organize For Campaign For Smith
The Woman's campaign for Governor Alfred Smith's presidential run is under way in New York with advisory chair Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt. Named by Mrs. Roosevelt are Nellie Tayloe Ross former Wyoming governor. Mrs. Charles J. Sharp of Alabama. Mrs. Struble of South Dakota. Mrs. Eliye Marbury of New York. Bernice Pyke of Ohio. Mrs. Samuel Welch of Kentucky. and Mrs. Larue Brown of Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
New York
Alfred Smith
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Charles J. Sharp
Alabama
Struble
South Dakota
Eliye Marbury
Bernice Pyke
Ohio
Samuel Welch
Kentucky
Larue Brown
Massachusetts
Husband's Tribute Read At Wife's Funeral In Mount Hebron
The funeral for Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Copp wife of Rev Zed H Copp was held at Mortuary Chapel Mount Hebron Cemetery after death in Philadelphia. The service was led by Rev George A Copp brother of the deceased husband and included a reading of a tribute from the husband and Scripture. Pallbearers included Joseph G Baker Irvin Triplett Robt S Smith Dr E Humston Robert Hoekman and Lawson Hockman.
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Margaret Elizabeth Copp
Zed H. Copp
Philadelphia
Mortunary Chapel
Mount Hebron
Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelpia
Winchester
Frederick County
George A. Copp
Strasburg
Joseph G Baker
Irvin Triplett
Robt. S. Smith
E., A. Humston
Robert Hoekman
Lawson Hockman
Horses and Mules Auction at C R Hardesty's Aug 7
Twelve head will be sold at C R Hardesty's Sons sale on August 7. See inside sale bill for details.
Potatoes Going Fast at Winchester Seed Co
Potatoes are selling quickly with only a few bags left priced at $1 for a 2% bag. Winchester Seed Co. remains the seller and the offer continues while stocks last.
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Winchester Seed Co
Boy Scouts Plan Capon River Camp At White Rock
Winchester Boy Scouts prepare for Camp White Rock on Capon river near Capon Bridge starting Thursday August 9 for twelve days. About thirty scouts from Troops 1 and 3 will attend with gear lists including Bible, handbook, uniform, tents, canoes, and meals led by Chief Cook Jess Mason.
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Winchseter Boy Scouts
Capon River
Capon Bridge
Cooper
Jess Mason
Rev Dame to Officiate at Episcopal Church in August
The Rev Nelson P. Dame of Richmond Va former rector at Christ Episcopal Church will officiate at the regular service during August while the rector is on vacation. Services are set for tomorrow at 11 oclock with no afternoon service. Dame will reside at the rectory during his stay.
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Nelson P. Dame
Richmond
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Mr. Dame
Doctor Arrested in Forged Will Case in Denver
Dr. W. G. Fordham a prominent Denver chemist and physician was arrested in Hot Springs Arkansas on a Denver request charged with forging a will that made him beneficiary of his dead wife estate valued around 1 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
W. G. Fordham
Hot Springs
Ark
Dr. Randolph T. Shields Heads to Lexington for Visit
Dr. Randolph T. Shields departed today for Lexington Virginia where he will spend several days.
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Randolph T. Shields
Lexington
Winchester fair to host multiple skill contests
The Winchester fair August 28 31 will feature dog calling weight judging and horseshoe pitching contests under veteran managers. Chamblin Funkhouser heads weight judging with $10 and $5 prizes, H Clay DeGrange oversees hog calling with three prizes, and J W Cammer runs the horseshoe tournament open to white residents 16 and over from five counties with top prizes of $15 $10 $5 and $2.50.
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Winchester Fair
W. R. Legge
Chamblin Funkhouser
White Post
Livestock Department
H. Clay DeGrange
Virginia
J. W. Cammer
Kernstown
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Counnties
Clarke, Frederick, Warren
Shenandoah
Berkeley
Gov Smith opposes equalization fee in farm bill
New York Aug 4 Governor Smith rejects the equalization fee feature of the Mc Nary Haugen farm bill as unacceptable. He supports a principle of sharing surplus costs with beneficiaries but offers no definite plan to apply it. He spoke after a conference with Illinois farm leader George N Peek and a briefing with reporters.
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Associated Press
New York
Smith
George N. Peek
Illinois
Bathing Gear Sale Ends at 49 Cents
Bathers urged to grab bathing shoes cape and belts at People's Drug Co with price tag 49 cents each. Limited quantities remain as advertised discount ends soon.
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People's Drug CO
Sheep and lambs sale at Hardisty's Lane
Good stock ewes offered at C. R. Hardisty's Lane sale on August 7 with sale bill inside. Also classified ad seeks experienced white waitresses at Orkney Springs Hotels in Orkney Springs Virginia.
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C. R. Hardc
Ty’s Lane
Orkney Springs
Hoover Nominating Campaign Funding Boosted
The Republican National Committee reports 98 379 dollars in contributions through July 31 and 48 317.04 dollars in expenditures. Major gifts include 10 000 dollars from Howard Heins and two Van Sweringens 7500 dollars each. Largest expense 7100 dollars to Pennsylvania Republican Committee. Hoover campaign managers work quietly to build Southern tables with two new organizations and set up leaders in Georgia and North Carolina. Hoover completes draft acceptance speech at Stanford and plans a Bay Area visit to meet party leaders before notification events.
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Washington
Republican National Committee Today
Co. R. Nutt
Kansas City
Senate
House
Howard Heins
Pittsburgh
Dwight F. Davis
War Department
Arthur Whitney
Mendham
N. J
O. P. van Sweringen
M. J. van Sweringen
Cleveland
Republican State Committee of
Pennsylvania
Horace A. Mann
Hoover
South
Herbert Hoover
Ee 4 Ote Eemittee
Middle West
Far West
Leiag
Tennessee
Mann
Georgia
North Carolina
Stanford University
Cal
the Grove
San Francisco Bay
Bohemian Club
Golden Gate
Hogner Long
Commerce
Stanford Stadium
Work
Thh National Committee
Moses
New Hampshire
Dwight Davis
Navy
Curtiss D. Wilbur
Coolidge
B Hoover
Cattle Sale At Hardesty’s Sons Auction Aug 7
Forty head of fat cattle and fresh cows will be sold August 7 at C R Hardesty’s Sons sale. See inside sale bill for details.
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C. R. Hardesty's Sons
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C. R. Hardesty’s Sons
BOY Scouts
Capon
Mr.Bame
Episcopal Church
Hold Doctor
Grace Budd
Gov. Smith
Congress
WAR Departments
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Nickel Plate Railroad
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