Bus overturns on wet road. two dead, 13 hurt near Huntingdon
A Pittsburgh to New York Greyhound bus skidded on a rain slick mountainside 12 miles west of Huntingdon Pennsylvania. Two passengers were killed Frank Haluk 48 Youngstown Ohio and Florence K Corrigan about 25 Cleveland Ohio. Thirteen others were injured and four hours were needed to free the trapped passengers. Driver George Kukich escaped injury.
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Huntingdon
Pittsburgh
New York
Greyhound
Frank Haluk
Youngstown
Florence K. Corrigan
Conse
Guy Moody
Joseph Ferrelli
Steubenville
Ohio
John R. Rinevich
Robert Hernandez
Denver
Colo
Celia Hernandez
John Kelly
J. T. Snyder
Fenton
Iowa
Mary Stane
Nothing ventured nothing gained quoted in anecdote
Winchester and Cadman style lore offer a Georgia cracker tale about risk and safety. A barefoot Georgia man on a crumbling shack steps faces a stranger asking about crops. He replies he planted nothing, saying he played safe, to illustrate cautious living.
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S. Parkes Cadman
Baseball at Winchester Park Opens Week End
Baseball item notes a game at Winchester Park on Saturday August 8 featuring theStrong Boonsboro Md club with several Washington County and Hagerstown League stars. Bleachers cost 15 cents and 250 dollars?
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Winchester Park
Boonsboro
Washington County
Hagerstown
Strong Boonsboro
State Legal Lights Meet in Virginia Beach
Norfolk August 6 Members of the Virginia State Bar gather in Virginia Beach for the forty seventh annual meeting at the Cavalier Hotel running through Saturday. Tonight features a light agenda with committee meetings and a reception by President Stuart B Campbell. O R McGuire will speak on Federal Administrative Decisions and Judicial Review. Stanley Reed principal speaker to address The American Constitution and the Problem of All.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Legal Fraternity
Virginia Beach
Cavalier Hotel
Virginia State Bar Association
Stuart B. Campbell
Wytheville
O. R. McGuire
Washington
George R. Haw
Richmond
George C. Perry
Cavalier
Stanley Reed
United States Solicitor-General
Reed
Miss Cather Chosen as Princess for Tobacco Festival
Edna McNeary Cather, daughter of State Senator T. Russell Cather, is named Princess Winchester by the Chamber of Commerce for the Tobacco festival in Boston Virginia. Miss Cather, 18, a Handley High School graduate (1935) and Hollins College sophomore, will reign alongside Eve Mark-Wardlaw who is to be queen this year. Secretary Andrew Bell will notify Dr Barbour of South Boston of the appointment.
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Edna McNeary Cather
T. Russell Cather
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Boston
Cather
Handley High School
Sophmore
Hollins College
Hollins
Eve Mark-Wardlaw
A. L. P. Mark-Ward
Special Dress Sale at The Style Shop Winchester
Special purchase sale offers cotton dresses up to 88 cents and frocks at 1.59. Two piece linen suits sizes 14 to 20 in white black brown navy priced at 1.98. All silk dresses and silk linens 14 to 20 at 2.49. Summer hats closing out at 10 cents. The Style Shop 150 N Loudon St Winchester Va.
Apples speakers scheduled for August picnic at Apple Pie Ridge
Opportunity for inspection of plant before and after noon program. E W J Hearty the New York apple specialist will be one of the principal speakers at the annual orchard picnic to be held Saturday August 22 at the Green Orchard on the Apple Pie Ridge road. Other speakers include Carroll R Miller C P McCue W S Campfield Phil H Gold and Walter S Hough.
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E. W. J. Hearty
New York
Green Orchard
Apple Pie Ridge
Harry F.ae
Hearty
Mr. Hearty
Carroll R. Miller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Appalachian Apples, Inc
C. P. McCue
Greenwood
W. S. Campfield
Staunton
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Phil H. Gold
Winchester
Frederick County Fruit Growers’ Association
East-Central Crop Production Corporation
Baltimore
Walter S. Hough
Messrs. Miller
McCue
Gold
Campfield
Heavy Rain Refreshes Farms Across Frederick County
A broad shower drenched Frederick County from 4 to 6 pm with lighter rain earlier in the day. Winchester recorded an inch, Kernstown saw a cloudburst, and the Valley Pike area faced flooded ditches as streams rose. Farmers at Stephens City loosened wheat stubble for fall seeding amid the beneficial revival of vegetation.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Kernstown
Old Opequon Presbyterian Church
Pike
St. Patrick’s Day
Bartonville
Stephens City
Yard Party at Kernstown School House Benefit
Frid night Aug 7 hosts a 4 H Club yard party to raise funds. Also summer sale bargains by Moling and Cather. Dr B M Knight Jr relocates his office from 120 Amherst to 114 West Boscawen in early August.
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Kernstown
B. M. Knight, Jr
Amherst
W. Boscawen
Brown Galliday Open Auto Repair on Cameron Street
Brown and Galliday announce their auto repair shop now open for all car and truck makes at 329 North Cameron Street. Dr James A Miller moves his office to 116 West Water Street. Marlboro notices for Saturday August 8 mark a relocation event.
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Brown & Galliday
N. Cameron St
Jas. A. Miller
W. Water St
Centennial links history and progress in Front Royal pageant
Front Royal Virginia hosts Warren County centennial events with a three day program beginning tomorrow. A pageant will dramatize colonial and Civil War history as four new buildings are dedicated the $50 000 courthouse and the $40 000 city hall. Laura Trout will be crowned queen by Lt Gov James H Price and lead a parade of floats while Gov. Peery reviews Virginia National Guards en route to summer camp.
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Front Royal
Shenandoah River
Warren County
Warren
Laura Trout
James H. Price
Peery
Town Gap
Adj
Gardner Waller
James A. Anderson
PWA
Virginia
Walter G. Olmstead
L. B. Dutrow
Allen J. Saville
Richmond
John B. Earle
Board of Supervisors
B. J. Hallidge
Roosevelt Quietly Seeks Support to Retain Democratic House
Hyde Park August 6 President Roosevelt again called party leaders to measure backing for preserving the Democratic majority in Congress. One of the callers was Rep. Drewry of Virginia, chair among others.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
N. Y
Congress
Rep. Drewry
Virginia
Bowles Dies at Clarke County Farm Leader William Bowles
William Bowles prominent Clarke county farmer horse breeder and stockman died at his home Glenville near Millwood Virginia about 4 30 yesterday afternoon He would have been 57 years old
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The
Millwood
William Bowles
Clarke County
Glenvile
Cadiz fall reported as Loyalists press rebel strongholds
The Madrid Liberal regime reports the fall of Cadiz to Loyalist forces while noting rebel positions in the Guadarrama mountains. Loyalists strike northern fronts and 300 airplanes are deployed in air war against Fascist troops as both sides prepare for Madrid’s defense.
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Great Britain
Spain
Cueta
Strait of Gibraltar
Italy
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Mediterranean
Paris
Central Press
Washington
United States
State Department
Eric C. Wendelin
Madrid
Foreign Office
Wendelin
Guadarrama
Jose Gil Robles
Aragon
Barcelona
Zaragoza
Boonesboro and Berkeley Clubs To Play This Weekend
Boonesboro Maryland of the Washington County League will visit for a Saturday game against Winchester Park Association rivals. Sunday Berkeley Club of the Tri County League backs the Park as guests. Berkeley leads the West Virginia circuit after recently dethroning Millville. Harper, a Berkeley hitter, has hit two homers in Park fences, and Lefty Bradshaw is a key West Virginia lineup member.
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Boonesboro
Winchester Park Association
Washington County Loop
Hagerstown
Berkeley Club
West Virginia
Millville
Harper
Bradshaw
Sunny
Winchester
Culpeper
Alexandria
Kendrick Athletic Club
Friendship Fire Company Meeting Tonight
The Friendship Fire Company holds its regular monthly meeting this evening August 6 at 8 o clock in the company hall. Members are urged to attend to transact business and plan next week’s carnival announced by Captain Richard Boxwell.
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Friendship Pire Company
Richard Boxwell
Lovelock Is Mile Winner
Jack Lovelock of New Zealand won the 1500 meter at Berlin in 3 47.8 setting a new world mark, ahead of Glenn Cunningham and Luigi Becalli. Forrest Towns led America to a hurdles sweep as Germany broke Scandinavian javelin supremacy.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Jesse Owens
Jack Lovelock
Forrest Towns
America
Germany
Owens
Lovelock
Bill Bonthron
Glenn Cunningham
Lawrence
Kans
Bonthron
Cunningham
Luigi Beccali
Italy
Archie San Romani
Frontenac
Canada
Phil Edwards
Towns
Seven Killed In Collision Near Niles Michigan
A head on crash south of Niles Michigan killed six and fatally injured a seventh. Privates from Fort Renferson Missouri were among the victims en route to army maneuvers in southwestern Michigan. Police struggled to piece details as no one in either car survived.
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Niles
Mich
Here
Fort Renferson
Michigan
Joe Hill
Eugene Newby
Howard C. Kelley
Herbert Hizer
St. Louis
Hill
Roy Warner
Culver
Richard A. Peterson
South Bent
Ind
Ae Barr
Mishawaka
Peterson
Miss Barr
Warner
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Charley Rouss Fire Company Meets Aug. 7 in Martinsburg Plans
The Charley Rouss Fire Company holds its regular monthly meeting Friday evening August 7 at 8 oclock. Final plans will be made for attending the CV Vol Firemen Association Convention in Martinsburg on August 12 with special entertainment provided. M D Weaver president.
Sarah Zane Fire Company Notice
Sarah Zane Fire Company will hold a meeting Friday evening at 8 o'clock. A large attendance is desired. R. B. Brown, Captain.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
R. B. Brown
Crash Kills Eight In St Louis Boundary Flight
Eight aboard a Chicago and Southern Air Lines plane died when it crashed about three miles from St Louis Lambert Airport shortly after takeoff for Chicago. Weather showed a 2000 foot ceiling and 1.5 miles visibility though officials awaited full investigation.
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ST. Louis
Chicago and Southern Air Lines
St. Louis-Lambert
Chicago
Jony R. H. Moore
Moore
Department of Commerce
Local Man Keeps Check For 17 Years From Dentist
Dr. Walter D. Myers, a local dentist, recalls a 1919 incident in which he gave a citizen a $13 check for dental work. The same man returned last week with the $13 check and paid the remaining $17 bill after deducting the old amount.
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Walter D. Myers
Robert Ripley
Boonsboro Club and Hagerstown League Stars This Week
Strong Boonsboro MD club and Hagerstown league stars headline the lineup. Bleachers 15 cents, grandstand 25 cents, with admission details listed for the event.
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Mildred Bolton
Robert C. O'Connell
Miss Cather
the Style Shop
Loud'n St
Winchester, Va
Pelt
Apple
Moling & Cather
Water St
Marlboro
Benefit Church
Lee
Bel Air
Drewry
Wm. Bowles
Clarke
Ocean
Mediterra
Cadiz
Berkeley
Friendship Fire Company
Alan Gould
Hoke Smith Hall
Montgomery
Ala
Langley Field
Homer Hall
Thelma Powell
James Wilson
Wilson
G. B. Barlow
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Northern Flight
Vernon Omne
Memphis, Techn
Phoebe Omlie
Memphis
Carl Zier
Russell Mossman
New Orleans
W. S. Bartlett
Co. B. Wright
Hinsdale
Ill
D. R. McDavitt
George Gashaber
Oak Park
A. R. Holt
Mass
Pyes
Louis
Oore
L. B. Tiernan
St. Louis County
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