Miss VanDevanter On Trip To Pittsburgh
Miss Frances VanDevanter daughter of Mr and Mrs C Van Devanter of Boyce Clarke county left yesterday by motor for a vacation visit with friends in Pittsburgh. She attended school in Coreapolis a suburb of Pittsburgh during 1926 27 and expects to visit former school mates. She is employed here by Frank A Jacques as secretary for the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.
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Miss VanDevanter
Pittsburgh
Frances VanDevanter
C. van Devanter
Boyce
Clarke County
Social Calendar of Local Organizations This Week
Activities listed for Tuesday through Friday include meetings of Auxiliaries, Kiwanis, Rotary, Girls Athletic Association and American Legion plus church events. Notable items: Wiener roast at Jordan Springs, Little Theatre Guild at Handley Library, lawn party for a missionary student, and a final Friendship Fire Company meeting before the big convention. Public invited to several events.
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Woman's Mises
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Union
Stone’s Chapel
Bryarly School
Rotary Club
Girls Athletic Association
Market Street Methodist Church
Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Hall
Local society notes from Winchester summer visitors
Miss Marie Recher visits Gray Gables Inn in Winchester for August. Betty Starner returns to Hagerstown after weeks with Jacques and Bowers families. Carl Mayer of Mutual Life Insurance company visits with Frank A. Jacques. Miss Alice Hopkins visits Mrs Tredway. Hopkins is Richmond schools attendance officer. Mrs. Tredway's Hopkins is daughter of Mrs. E. B. Hopkins of Harrisonburg. Emma Crump from Emmett's millinery travels to eastern cities for fall hats. Warren Himelright of Kernstown improves after illness. J. W. Renner and daughter Virginia Renner of Kernstown motor to Harrisonburg. Lewis N. Barton and Billy Gaylord return after Shenandoah fishing trip. Elizabeth Renner leaves for Hagerstown to visit Mrs. Hahn. Mayor Ruehl Van Horn and Mrs. Van Horn return to Clifton Forge after attending Miss Helen Hahn's funeral. Ernest Boyd and wife of Washington stay with Harry Miller. Juanita Riley returns after visiting friends in Hagerstown. trips to Romney, W Va. James G. Scott of Petersburg visits Dr. George Snarr. Eugene Cooper family spend summer at Capon river cottage. Harrison Fiersom and Sally Paxton visit North Braddock street. Winchester Christian Endeavor Union executive meeting to be held at 7 pm at the Christian Church. Eloise Clowser returns from Martinsburg. Mary Yeakley vacationing at Capon river lakeside.
Heavy vote cast in party primary in Clarke County
Voters flocked to the polls with heavy turnout by midmorning as Clarke County faced multiple contests. State Assembly candidates include Joseph Denny and Boyd Richards. others compete for Commonwealth's Attorney and various local offices with incumbents and challengers named.
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Greenway
John T. Lindsey
Joseph H. Funkhouser
Emmart Stuart
Longmarsh
John M. Fishpaw
Hugh F. Pierce
Mary Goff Dies After Automobile Jumping Incident
Mary Goff, 24, died at University Hospital after an incident on Washington Boulevard Saturday in which she either jumped fell or was pushed from a car. Clifton R. Marshall, 34, is jailed in Ellicott City charged with attacking her with intent to kill and facing possible murder charges. State police have not decided on a murder upgrade.
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We are ready to assume government power anytime
A quotation attributed to Adolph Hitler declares readiness to seize governmental power at any moment. The remark emphasizes decisive takeover intent and political urgency. The source frames the assertion as a historical or propaganda note reflecting extremist rhetoric.
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Lindberghs Reach Baker Lake Then Plan Northerly Route
Charles A Lindbergh and wife Regine left Churchill Manitoba heading 375 miles toward Baker Lake under aurora lights and heavy static that blocked radio contact. They refueled at Baker Lake and prepared to shift to a longer southern route via Hunter Bay Fort Norman and Aklavik seeking a safer flight for 1931.
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Marine Department
Capone Liquor Probe Opens as Grand Jury Sessions
Federal grand jury in Chicago begins examining Alphonse Capone's illicit liquor activities seeking new indictments under the Jones law. Police and federal officers raided Capone haunts in search of witnesses, but no witnesses appeared. Special Agent Weff and the untouchables stood by in the ante-room as Capone recent appeals moved to change plea from guilty to not guilty on liquor and tax invasion charges.
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Chicago
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Weff
University of Chicago
Corps of “Untouchables
Jury Selected In Clark Murder Trial In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on August 4 the jury panel for the David H. Clark murder trial was rapidly chosen with six men and six women in the box. None yet permanently seated, indicating testimony could begin late today. The case concerns Herbert S Spencer, a former editor of a crusading magazine.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
David H. Clark
Herbert S Spencer
Stock Market Dragging Slowly Downward Again
The market drifted lower in thin trading with the smallest volume in years. Railroad liquidations weighed the market with declines of a point or two and some carriers posting larger losses as wheat hit new lows and Youngstown steel output fell back. Call money stood at 14 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Youngstown
Floods threaten 1200 in Hankow Wu chang Hanyang trio
After a fort night of rain the Yangtze and Han rivers overflowed flooding Hankow Wu chang and Hanyang. Estimates place 700 to 1200 dead with tens of thousands displaced and food for the homeless and dikes to defend.
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Associated Press
Hankow
China
Wuchang
Hanyang
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Sluggish CBOT session ends
General indifference among traders led to a slow Chicago Board of Trade session with prices holding near the prior close. Closing figures show Wheat September 49 54, December 43 4 3, May 48. Corn September 52, December 43 44, May 48. Oats September 22 5, December 25 4, May 27 7. Rye September 34 19, December 38, May 42 44.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Clerk Who Stole From Detroit Gets Term In Prison
Alexander F. Lewis a former welfare department clerk in Detroit was sentenced to seven and a half to ten years in Michigan State Prison at Jackson for defrauding the city of 207000 in municipal relief funds. He pleaded guilty last month and the court recommended the maximum term. Lewis issued grocery orders to a fictitious firm he owned, then cashed them at the treasury. About 157000 of the stolen funds were recovered.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Alexander F. Lewis
Welfare Department
Michigan State
Jackson
Lewis
Treasury Office
Great Nation Solves Problems by Building More Prisons
A concise observation notes a long history of slow development and asserts that the nation's enduring solution to its problems is to expand the prison system.
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