Officers Try to Quiet Race Tension After Three Shootings
In Anniston Alabama state and local police hunted a suspected black man tied to an attempted kidnapping of a white baby. A judge warned armed white motorists risk mob violence and urged disarmament to prevent bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gregory
Associated Press
Anniston
Ala
N. L. Summers
Citizens
Summers
R. B. Carr
Carr
Art Bush
Clarence Hughes
Pat Hicks
Forney Martin
Albert Hicks
Ullman Williamson
Art
Pat
Forney
Mary Bush
Pa Winchester Emphasizes Mixed Crop Prospects and Hope
Pa Frederick cites spindly corn and smaller apples this year but stays hopeful about moisture and soil protection. He notes better conditions than the drought stricken West and expresses gratitude for recent showers and the likelihood of a good season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Frederick
Paderick
Fire destroys Iowa Hospital for the Insane in Mt Pleasant
A blaze at the Iowa Hospital for the Insane in Mt Pleasant sent more than 1,000 patients fleeing for safety as staff and townspeople aided evacuations. Hospital officials estimated damages at hundreds of thousands of dollars while housing 1,625 inmates in college dormitories.
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MT. Pleasant
Iowa
Iowa Hospital
Leonard Ristine
Iowa Wesleyan College
R. Ristine
Recreation Hall
Des Moines
Robert Miller
State Board of Control
Mount Pleasant
State Hospital
Military Pomp In Rites For Zioncheck
Funeral rites for Washington Congressman Marion Zioncheck featured a 17 gun salute at Fort Lawton and taps at the graveside. A flag draped casket was guarded by marines as Rev. Fred W. Shorter prepared to deliver the sermon after Zioncheck’s suicide from a campaign office window.
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Seattle
Washington
Marion A. Zioncheck
Fort Lawton
Washington Commonwealth Federation
White House
Fred W. Shorter
Washington, D. C
Sale of Red Bud Orchard and Limestone Farm
Auction of eighty six acres fine limestone land with brick residence barn and orchard stock. Seventy acres Wearing orchard with a fine apple crop now on trees. Located about two miles north of Winchester. Sale scheduled for noon Saturday August 29 in front of Court House. See sale bills.
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Winchester
Court House
Uniforms for Martinsburg Convention Issued
Uniforms for the Martinsburg Convention will be issued at the engine house on Monday and Tuesday evenings August 10 and 11. Members planning to attend the convention on August 12 are urged to obtain uniforms early. Uniform Committee.
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Martinsburg
Engine House
Troops Begin War Games at Indiantown Gap Camp
At Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania the Twenty-ninth Division trains 10 000 National Guardsmen with troops from Maryland Virginia District of Columbia and Pennsylvania. Brig Gen S Gardner Waller and staff plan two brigade maneuvers this week stressing defense and attack with field artillery units and rifle range practice.
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Indiantown Gap
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
S. Gardner Waller
Waller
Front Royal
Train collision in Virginia kills conductor and injures crew
In Dante Virginia two Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio trains collided on a curve near the station. Conductor Ford Robinette was killed while engineer Cleve Reedy and brakeman John Lane were seriously injured. Conductor George Morton of the southbound was crushed but survived. A hobo suffered a broken shoulder. Blame not officially fixed.
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Dante
Carolina
Clinchfield
Ohio
Ford Robinette
Cleve Reedy
John Lane
George Morton
W. M. Slagle
Sale expands with new bargains at Moling and Cather
Additional bargains are added to the sale at Moling and Cather, expanding options for shoppers. The listing notes increased items and pricing strategies to attract more buyers.
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Moling & Cather
Public Sale of Household Furniture Announced
Household furniture to be sold at public auction Saturday August 15 at 1 30 p m at 675 Woodland Ave cash terms only.
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Woodland Ave
Plans To Entertain Va City Officials Assembled Committees
Plans for the annual League of Virginia Municipalities convention on September 14 15 launched with a central committee and multiple sub committees named to arrange reception traffic banquets tours and publicity. The Virginia Police Executives Association and other allied groups join the meeting and officials anticipate about 500 visitors from Virginia municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Virginia
League
Virginia Police Executives’ Association
Virginia Building Officials Conference
Virginia Weights and Measures Association
Coble
A. Lee Coble
Contrivance By Lindbergh Is Exhibited
An exhibition presents Contrivance by Lindbergh alongside Gust Krogh. The pairing showcases two notable authors and their works, highlighting mid century literary tastes and cultural exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Lindbergh and Carrel Demonstrate Mechanical Heart in Denmark
Col Charles A Lindbergh and Alexis Carrel outlined their artificial heart while admitting difficulty locating a cat thyroid gland for operation. About 300 delegates at Christiansborg Castle watched as experts explained the device amid photographer delays and concerns over public misconceptions about replacing real organs.
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Copenhagen
Charles A. Lindbergh
Alexis Carrell
Carrel
Dr. Carrel
Lindbergh
New York
United States
August Krogh
Christiansborg Castle
Frederick County School Board to Meet Wednesday
Frederick County School Board will meet Wednesday at 1 o clock in the Division Superintendent Leslie D. Kline's office. The special session will address urgent business and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Judge Criticises Lawyers in Astor Thorpe Custody Case
In Los Angeles Judge Goodwin Knight angrily rebuked opposing attorneys over the Mary Astor and Dr Franklyn Thorpe dispute and ordered a court adjournment to prepare a focused case. He aims to conclude the hearing within three days with Miss Astor cross examined and limited witnesses while Dr Thorpe seeks access to her diary as evidence.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin Knight
Franklyn Thorpe
Miss Astor
Joseph Anderson
Dr. Thorpe
Roland Rich Woolley
Anderson
Woolley
Anderson to Sail August 27 on Overseas Voyage
Dr. Charles J. Anderson will present Winchester England with a silk flag and greetings from the Common Council. He plans to sail from Baltimore at 5 PM August 27 with Mrs. Anderson and Miss Susan Anderson. The party includes Miss Juanita Riley and Ross Swimley. They will land in Havre on September 7 then proceed to London for four to five days before Winchester events.
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Havre
France
London
Anderson
Winchester
Ireland
Tipperary
Susie McCoy Anderson
William A. McCoy
Dr. Anderson
Glasgow
Scotland
Switzerland
Paris
America
Eng
Japanese swimmers score in Olympic program day
Japan achieved multiple wins as the eleventh games progressed. The United States claimed the first gold in aquatic events with a one two three in springboard diving led by Degener, Wayne, and Greene. Japan won the men's 400 meter relay in record time and the women's 200 meter breaststroke with Maedata edging Genenger by a foot.
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Berlin
Japan
America
Peru
Dick Degener
Marshall Wayne
al Greene
Germany
Martha Genenger
Sad U
United States
George Lewis Dahm
Harry Sharkey
Philadelphia
Dan Barrow
Jack Medica
Ralph Flanagan
Alice Bridges
Edith Morridge Segal
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Rouss Firemen Set for Martinsburg Parade
Captain Marvin Weaver notes uniforms issued and final prep for the Rouss Fire Company march in the Martinsburg West Virginia grand parade. Martinsburg hosts Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association and West Virginia Firemen’s Convention with cash awards for parade winners. Charley Rouss Company to field many in uniform. MclIlwee’s Band to accompany in summer attire.
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Marvin Weaver
The
Rouss Fire Company
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association
West Virginia Firemen’s Association
Charley Rouss
MclIlwee
Patient Unhurt In A Collision
An ambulance carrying Herbert E. Morgan 20 of Washington D C collided with a car just outside Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Morgan who was being treated for appendicitis was not injured and taken to a hospital from the Indiantown Gap military reservation encampment after the collision occurred late last night.
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Harrisburg
Herbert E. Morgan
Washington, D. C
Morgan
Indiantown Gap
Skelton Crews Supply City of Toledo With Gas
Toledo with gas service maintained as a panel of the Toledo Industrial Peace Board conducts negotiations to settle a strike of union gas workers. I A Ludwig general manager of Ohio Fuel Gas and Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas says a proposal for an accord has been drafted but details are not disclosed. Gas service remains normal and expected to continue through the day.
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Toledo
Toledo Industrial Peace Board
I. A. Ludwig
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas Company
Gas Workers Union
Peace Board
Ludwig
Action On Water Is Due Thursday
A special Common Council meeting is planned for Thursday at 7 30 p m. The Peyton Marshall committee will present a report on the water problem with recommendations. A September 29 ballot seeks 500000 in bonds for extending the local water supply. The council must decide funding locations before the election.
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Common Council
Peyton Marshall
Caddies Compete For Winchester Silver Cup Title
Sixteen caddies are entered at Winchester Golf Club for the Silver Cup tournament offered by club president W Nelson Page. The event features engaged players and is expected to conclude this week.
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Winchester Golf Club
W. Nelson Page
Yard Party at Hogue Creek Park Benefit
A yard party is planned at Hogue Creek Park on Route 59 Friday August 14 to benefit Round Hill M E Church. Volunteers organize an 8 to 11 p m event with activities and refreshments.
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Hogue Creek Park
Round Hill M.E. Church
Rebels Face Death Sentences In Spain Insurrection
Two rebel generals, Manuel Goded and Burriel, were found guilty of insurrection by a Catalan war council aboard the ship Uruguay and sentenced to death. The report notes Spain’s loyalist actions near Cordoba and a broader push toward Madrid, with international reactions from Paris and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Blardony
Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Cordoba
Adamuz
Casablanca
French Morocco
Straits of Gibraltar
Oudja
AUR
Mediterranean
Africa
Sus Eee
Hendaye
France
San Sebastian
Trun
International Bridge
Barcelona
Uruguay
Manuel Goded
Burriel
America
Paris
United States
Washington
Foreign Office
William Phillips
Chicago
Arthur McDowell
Cook County Socialist Party
Report 2 000 At Gravel Springs Picnic
Approximately 2 000 people attended the Gravel Springs picnic last Saturday. Among the attendees from afar was Harvey Peer 90 of Cumberland Md noted as the oldest. The youngest was month old Beatrice May Racey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Racey.
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Gravel Springs
Harvey Peer
Cumberland
Beatrice May Racey
Claude Racey
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George C. Peery
James H. Price
Aubrey Weaver
A. Willis Robertson
National Guard
Warren County
General Waller
Zioncheck
Congress of the
Baciingen, BE
Tha. Tenudduern Bar
Wash
Congress
Central Press
Central Committee
Mr. Marshall
Traffic Committee
Emory J. Snapp
Frank Horton
Eugene Cooper
Eugene Branch
Percy D. Miller
O. L. Jamison
H. H. Hable
A. T.eee Ae
Peyton J. Marshall
W Nelson Page
Lester D. Arnold
Edward C. Goss
Andrew Bell
W. W. Dellinger
Fred W. Forney
R. Frank Barr
W. W. Glass
Garland Quarles
L. M. Allen
Fredericksburg
Dr. Au
Gust Krogh
Hans Fischer
Biological Institute
H. Okkels
Rouss
Skelton
City of Toledo
South
Winchester Junk. Co
Fairfax Lane
Main and
Braddock
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