Slayer Is Saved Continued From Page One
Mrs Morse described a violent attack by Morse who seized a knife and killed her three children James Theodore five Mary om three and Margaret Elizabeth. He then stabbed Billy Lee eight five times before the boy fled and died nearby. Town marshal Charles Burton arrested Morse on a highway four miles away and moved him to Clinton jail. A crowd formed and Morse was secretly transferred to another jail. Mrs Morse sought help after the chase but collapsed on the porch. Neighbors recall Morse as short tempered and a WW veteran who had recently worked little and owned a home here. Mrs Morse stayed with her father Dock Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lee
Charles Burton
Mrs Harris of Aldie Dies After Worldly Life
Mrs. Harris widow of Colonel Harris and mother of Mrs. Harry Harris Taylor of Middleburg Virginia died after a life spent abroad with her husband during his army career. They made the Berkeley property at Aldie their home after his retirement and she leaves family connections in the west. The funeral will be held at 2 PM Saturday at the Episcopal Church in Aldie with burial nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell Truax
Vermont
Sarah Chandler Truax
Canada
Colonel Harris
Harris
Berkeley
Aldie
Price landslide seals Virginia GOP nomination and blocs form
Price wins a decisive statewide victory as supporters tout a bandwagon for the Roosevelt ally. Holt and Daniel claim strong records, while Staples leads in the attorney general race but loses Roanoke. Byrd and Holt pledge cooperation, with the GOP set for a Richmond convention on August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Price
Richmond
Roosevelt
Page
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Holt
State Senate
Daniel
Liberty National Bank
New York
Staples
National Emergency Council
Galleher
Capitol Square
Senator Page
Norfolk
Senator Holt
Roanoke
Front Royal and Warren County News Highlights
Front Royal and Warren County items note medical visits and recoveries in Charlottesville and Front Royal. Several social visits are reported including travelers from Philadelphia and Washington. Local lodge picnic plans and remount depot guests are listed along with hospital stays and kin visits in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal and
Warren County News
Henry Gibbons
Washington, D. C
Remount Depot
Election Day Quiet In Warren County
Election Day in Warren County was quiet with totals for local races: Price 620, Page 29, Holt 526, Daniel 128, Staples 535, Galleher 98, Smith 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Price
Page
Holt
Daniel
Staples
Galleher
Smith
Alfred Sloan Salary Caps Pay Raises Across Firms
Alfred Sloan and other executives topped the salary lists as pay raises spread through many companies. Darryl F. Zanuck earned 260000, Roy Del Ruth 238333, Frank Capra 208000, Wesley Ruggles 188000, while Sloan rose roughly 190000 from 1935.
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Darryl F. Zanuck
Roy del Ruth
Frank Capra
Wesley Ruggles
Sloan
Dearborn Police Under Fire Over Ford Plant Attack
Judge Ralph W. Liddy in Detroit pressed Dearborn to discipline or remove five officers and a matron after a one man grand jury probe found police stood by and later conducted illegal searches as union members were beaten while passing out literature near the Ford plant gates. Eight Ford service department men bound to circuit court for trial. a ninth remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Mich
Ford
Ralph W. Liddy
Detroit
Liddy
Ford Service Department
Central Press
Horst family in fraud probe and baby theft case expands
Police and federal agents widen an investigation into the Horst case with Capt. Gilbert stating the Horsts may be victims of a wife driven fraud. Regans and Ewert are central figures as seven states join in seeking the man thought to be involved and a Chicago landing is anticipated for questioning. Mrs Regan defends the baby claim while Horst and Mrs Horst confront officials.
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Gilbert
Ewert
Crowley
Regans
Chicago
Mrs. Regan
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Dick Powell
Doris Weston
Lee Dixon
Herbert, Allen Or
Larry Adler
Doc Rockwell
McNamee
Mickey Mouse Cartoon
Warner's
Winchester
Capitol
Victor Moore
Beulah Bondi
Porter Hall
Louise Beavers
Helen Burgess
Larry Crabbe
King of Gamblers
Rhodes Drag CO
Miles Music CO
Geo. W. Kurtz
Office
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Avenue
John S. Miller & Co. Hardware and Paints
N. Main Street
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Morse
James Theodore
Om 3
Margaret Elizabeth
Mrs. Harris
Telephone Front Royal 149-A
North Fork
South Fork
Shenandoah River
Lyle F. Hansbrough
Hansbrough
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Arthur Boyd
Hattie Taylor
Charles Reeves
Cary Harrison
Phil Eastham
Washington
Pauline Compton
Philadelphia
Bermuda
Sue Compton
Riverton
Anne Longacre
Margaret Pence
Mrs. C. A. Pence
Mr. Frank Clark
Oakland
Mrs. Clark
City
Mrs. J. C. Williams
Front Royal Lodge
Shenandoah Rebekah Lodge
Elizabeth Furnace
Fort Valley
Floyd Sager
W. A. Lamounce
Oklahoma
Warren W. Whitside, Jr
Warren W. Whitside
Fred Vanness Bradley
Rogers
Michigan
B. J. Hillidge
Bradley
Alex Stewart
Alfred Cone
Mr. Hillidge
Grover Hillidge
J. W. Brower
Jane Brower
Nancy Compton
Warren Rifles
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Veterans’ Hall
Selma Shearer
Helen Schaffer
Baltimore
Helen Smith
Melba Grant
Warren
Chester
Wuieviesren
Winchester Milling Corp
Alfred Sloan
Friends of the Horsts
W. W. Bird
Jefferson Standard Life Ins. Co
N. Loudoun St
June Travis
Bob Livingston
Fox “News” Reel
Hable
Lyle Talbot
Robt
Armstrong
Fifi
D’orsay
Titas
Legionaires
Charles Starrett
Peter B. Kyne
Hansbrough & Carter
Insurance
N. Leudoun St
Ritz
David S. Woodward
Mer
E. Piccadilly St
Markwell Stapler
Pffer Printing Co
Loudoun ST
Harry H. Willis Real Estate
Hamman
Dollar Store
Cutler
Lupton Barrel Presses
Lupton Basket Turners
Lupton Orchard Service Co
Jim Loy
Sinclair
Braddock St
Monmouth
E. Water St
Winchester, Va
TER Furniture CO
Palm Beach
Gray & Sheetz
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