Glass Denies Virginia Senators Plan to Bolt Roosevelt
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia calls rumors that Byrd and Glass organize against Roosevelt or block his renomination complete nonsense. He says neither senator has bolted the party and would not vote contrary to Democratic platforms. Byrd also affirms continued Democratic loyalty and independent judgment.
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Washington
Ater Carter Glass
Virginia
Roosevelt
Baltimore Sun
White Sulphur Springs
Virginia Bar Association
Glass
Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Senate
The
Democratic Party
Chicago
Supreme Court of the United States
Simple Funeral Rites for Mrs Shryock
The funeral of Ida Finkbine Shryock widow of Frederick A. Shryock a notable Frederick County apple dealer and farmer occurred Sunday afternoon at her home. Services included prayer scripture and Tennyson's Crossing the Bar. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers and out of town mourners listed.
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Ida Finkbine Shryock
Frederick A. Shryock
Frederick County
South Washington Street
Tennyson
Floyd M. Lucas
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kernstown
Fishersville
J. Walter Bailey
Woodstock
Eugene Campbell
H. Delmar Robinson
Frank Woore
Howard M. Solenberger
Ida Moody Browne
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Finkbine
Marjorie Finkbine
Annapolis
Believed in Curses Egyptians Engraved on Sign Date
An ancient belief in curses appears in Egypt with inscriptions on a sign dating back to around 2700 BCE. The article notes the cultural role of curses in daily life and religious practice.
Shenandoah Bar Nestor Feted On 60th Year Of Bar Admission
Lauck Walton Jr the Woodstock bar nestor was honored on the 60th anniversary of his admission to the bar at Dorothy's Inn south of Woodstock. Dignitaries from Shenandoah Valley law circles delivered tributes praising his long esteemed career. Gilbert Pence led the gathering noting the historic span and rarity of a living 60 year practitioner in Virginia.
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Lauck Walton Jr
Woodstock
of Law
Dorothy’s Inn
Ghenandoah Valley
Walter
Virginia
F. S. Tavenner
Mr. Walton
Shenandoah County
Gray Williams
Winchester
Phillip Williams
Circuit Court
M. M. Lynch
Nestor
T. Russell Cather
United States
John Paul
Harrisonburg
Charles Curry
A. G. Weaver
Front Royal
Clarence E. Martin
Martinsburg
American Bar Association
Gilbert Pence
Gilbert B. Pence
Valley
M. L. Walton
George R. Calvert
New Market
Road traffic directions for Disciple Christ convention at Ebenezer Church
State Officer R E Bayliss directs traffic for a three day Disciple Christ convention at Ebenezer Church off Route 50. A hazardous curve at the church road intersection with Route 50 raises accident risk for unfamiliar drivers.
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R. E. Bayliss
Richmond
Gore
Ebenezer Church
Driver Is Fined For Reckless Operation
William Swisher of Berryville Avenue was fined 15.25 for operating an automobile in a reckless manner.
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William Swisher
Berryville Avenue
White House Visitor Checks Use of Small Attendance Instrument
A White House attendant checks guests at parties and receptions using a small instrument held in hand to tally attendance and ensure proper guest counts during events.
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White House
Death Invades Family Circle Twice In Week
In Glengarry West Virginia Benjamin F Dunham 77 retired farmer died suddenly leaving wife Margaret Hutsler Dunham two days after his sister in law George Frye and at Ganotown John W Long 78 retired farmer died several days earlier both well regarded and survived by children grandchildren and great grandchildren funerals held at Mount Carmel United Brethren Church and Ganotown conducted by church pastors with interment at church cemetery
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Glengary
W. VA
Benjamin F. Dunham
Ore George Frye
Ganotown
Dunham
Mount Carmel United Brethren Church
Margaret Hutsler
George Frye
Carl Slonaker
Gold Slonaker
Gresham
Wood Dunham
Russell Mason
Martha de Haven
Thurman Lange
Mount Carmel Church
Virgin Birth Claims Across Cultures and Time
The passage surveys various figures reputed to have virgin or supernatural births, including Zoroaster, Genghis Khan, Alexander the Great, Buddha, Per seus, Plato, and Hercules. It also traces fashion’s evolving focus through historic centers such as Babylon, Miletus, Athens, Alexandria, Rome, Constantinople, Florence, Venice, and Paris.
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Zoroaster
Genghis Khan
Alexander the Great
Buddha
Perseus
Plato
Frercules
Babylon
Miletus
Athens
Alexandria
Rome
Constantinople
Florence
Venice
Paris
Notice to heirs and claimants on Frederick County land sale
Journal notice states that 90 acre tract near Hogue Creek in Frederick County Virginia, assessed to Martha Cooper and conveyed by L T Moore trustee in 1883, was sold January 23 1933 for delinquent taxes and will be sought by William J Cooper on January 10 1936. heirs and interested parties must appear within four months to protect interests. Brannon Clerk of the Circuit Court July 30 1935.
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Lester Cooper
John Cooper
William Cooper
Stewart Cooper
Edith Shamer
Sarah Cooper
Stanley McFarland
John Zapp
Wilbur McFarland
Esther L. McFarland
Kenneth O. McFarland
Loren D. McFarland
John W. McFarland
Basil Henry
Norman Henry
Carl Henry
Maude Christan
Nellie Copeland
Agnes O'Neill
Hogue Creek
Frederick County
Virginia
Martha Cooper
L. T. Moore
Circuit Cour
William J. Cooper
Circuit Court
Cc. Brannon
Roosevelt May Make Statement On His Policies
Washington Aug 12 President Roosevelt was expected to issue a broad statement on his policies and possible constitutional changes. The anticipated remarks would come after Congress adjourns during his western trip and could signal administration intentions beyond the New Deal.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Cal
Nations Most Famous Historical Photograph Fully Identified
A long dispute over who appears in a famous Civil War era photograph ends as Leonard L. Mackall confirms identities. The February report lists 16 figures including Lee, Beaur gard, and Lawton, with August 30 ceremonies at Greenbrier and Aug 25 to 31 events in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia.
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Robert E. Lee
Lee Monument Hall
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
West. Va
Leonard L. Mackall
Leeana
East 34Th St
Savannah
Mackall
Francis Trevalyah Miller
Gary
John W. Geary
Lawton
Lew Wallace
Conner
George H Thomas
Beauregard
Blacque Bey
United States
General Lee
George Peabody of
Mas
Hoover Jeers Trigger Debate and Ohio Election Call
The article notes Republican calls for a special election to fill a vacancy in Ohio's representation amid a broader political clash. Governor Davey delays, while Hoover, in New York for insurance talks, stirs politics with a Chicago statement. Eight constitutional amendments to sanction social legislation are referred to committees with no adjournment predictions.
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Ohio
Truax
George Bender
Davey
Hoover
New York
Chicago
Brown
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