Capon Springs Bridge Dedication With West Virginia Officials
The Capon Springs section of West Virginia will dedicate a new bridge over the Capon River replacing Bayliss Ford. Gov. Holt and other officials are invited to attend along with Rom ney and Intermont leaders. The ceremony begins at 2 pm with a Romney motorcade at noon.
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Capon Springs
West Virginia
Capon River
Historic
Hebron
H. A. Holt
John S. Cornwall
H. G. Kump
Jennings Randolph
Burr H. Simpson
Judge Kump
Romney
W. Va
Romney High School
J. W. Sibert
John I. Sloat
Winchester
L. C. Good
Intermont
Old Ford
Bayliss Ford
Greenspring
Daniel Webster
Henry Bulwer
Sibert Cottage
Farley Resolves Idaho Democratic Rift After Primary
National Democratic Chairman James A Farley offered backing to Conservative D Worth Clark as a rift with Idaho Democrats eased. Clark defeated Senator James J Pope loyalist supporter in the Idaho Democratic senatorial primary, and Farley’s overture appeared to close the threatened split.
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Boise
Idaho
James A. Farley
D. Worth Clark
Corn Spider Arrives At The Star Office In Glass Jar
Sylvester Corbin of 405 South Kent Street finds a healthy third corn spider of the season living in a glass jar at The Star office. The specimen is lively and initially appeared ready to eat its playmates.
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Star Office
Sylvester Corbin
South Kent Street
Baroni to Start on Mound for 7 Uppers at Rouss Park
Frank Baroni will start on the mound for the 7 Uppers against the Locals in a single game at Rouss Park tomorrow at 3 15. Park manager Chub Mallory plans to unveil a new pitcher Bob Hope while Baroni aims to extend his winning streak against the locals whom the visitors have previously defeated in close games.
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Frank Baroni
Chub Mallory
Rouss Park
Wynche
Washington Sandlots
Baroni
Mallory
Bob Hope
Memphis Chicks
Swanson
Keller
Curry
McDermott
Kilmer
Lamp
Crowl
Luby
Staunton
Lefty Duval
Claims Lewis and CIO are Recognized
Frey, president of the Metal Trades Department, testifies he has a file on Communist party members among CIO unions and has long tracked socialist radicals in labor. He cites 20 to 30 years of data, aided by documents and photos, while noting John L. Lewis is not spared. Damich counters Favorito’s party status, saying he doubts Favorito is a Communist due to Catholic faith.
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Communist Party
Frey
Metal Trades Department
A. F. of L
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
John L. Lewis
Dies
D-Tex
Testi
Cleveland
B. J. Damich
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Vincent Favorito
Damich
Catholic Church
Favorito
Sixteen Die In Czechoslovak Plane Crash in Germany
An American woman Dorothy Cohen and possibly another American were among sixteen killed when a Czechoslovak passenger plane from Praha to Paris crashed in the Black Forest near Durbach, Kehl. Only stewardess Martha Krentner survived.
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Kehl
Germany
Dorothy Cohen
Moriiz Abeles
Praha
Paris
Black Forest
Durbach
Martha Krentner
Air Ministry
Cologne
Strasbourg
Farmers Hear Insurance Plan at Frederick County Meeting
John East of Augusta county spoke at a mass meeting of Frederick county farmers in the courthouse. He outlined a plan for insuring wheat crops against nearly all losses and noted strong county interest. I F Stine, the county agent, said applications may be filed immediately.
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Augusta County
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Frederick
East
I. F. Stine
Golfers Battle for Byrd and Governors Trophies
After the Winchester Golf Club championship, Byrd trophy rounds proceed with a second round due by August 15 and the ladies contest starting August 15 with first round by August 21. The governors cup is postponed until after the main matches. Lester Arnold Jr won the third flight in a 36 hole finish over Derek Hayley.
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Winchester Golf Club
Lester Arnold, Jr
Derek Hayley
First Flight
Lester D. Arnold
Ralph C Grimm
E. C. Goss
A. F P. Cline
W. Nelson Bee
William Harris
Bedford Springs
Winchester
Belle Haven
Opequon
Loudoun County Club
Roy Ryden
Carl Campbell
Larrie Hill
Donald Weems
Lester Arnold
Clarke Cooper
Philip Fowle
Raymond Kerlin
Fred. Read
Fred. L. Glaize
Philip Glaize
John Scully
Found Dead Of Bullet Wound In Havre De Grace
Edward Pennington, 55, was found dead today in his garage with a bullet wound to the head in Havre de Grace Maryland. Coroner Joseph H. Moore ruled death by his own action. Pennington was an insurance salesman for 12 years and survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Havre DE Grace
Edward Pennington
Joseph H. Moore
Pennington
Choir Will Sing Sunday In Winchester
The Progressive Mount Olive Choir of Baltimore with 50 voices gives a sacred concert at Douglas School in Winchester Sunday August 14. More than 600 travelers by bus arrive with police escort, lunch at Mount Carmel Church then a 3 o’clock concert at the school grounds. Dr. C. R. Anderson, Winchester mayor, will welcome visitors.
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Mount Olive Choir
Baltimore
Douglas School
Gospel Singers
Winchester
Piccadilly
Market
Pall Mall
Braddock
Kent
Mount Carmel Church
C. R. Anderson
Bad Driving Is Scored
Mayor Anderson presided in police court as Magistrate Weems was absent. Reckless driving charges against Alvin J. Wenzell were dismissed as his first offense and sobriety noted. Walter OBrien of Kennett Square Pa was discharged from town after being charged with drunkenness. he claimed recent thyroid surgery and needing hospital treatment.
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Anderson
Donald Weems
Alvin J. Wenzell
Millwood Avenue
Walter O’brien
Kennett Square
O’brien
End of Hostilities Near Chang Kufeng Reported
A high ranking Japanese general visits Chang Kufeng to confirm ceasefire terms and border arrangement with Soviet forces. He notes Russian casualties around 3,000, describes withdrawal of tanks and equipment, and shows fortifications and barbed wire on the western slope as both sides ease firing and transport supplies.
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Korea
Chiangcufeng
Changkufeng
Long Lake
No-Man’s-Land
Tumen
Shatzefeng
Possiet Bay
Repays Relief Dole So She Can See Paradise
Baltimore August 13 Judge Waxter relief director reports Hattie Read a former relief recipient has repaid 148.80 for 1933 34 relief to enter Father Divine’s Krum Elbow heaven She says she must settle debts to reach paradise and Father Divine requires full repayment
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Baltimore
Thomas J. S. Waxter
Hattie Read
Father Divine
Waxter
Paradise
Dying Man Left in Hospital By Companions
George Edward Sanford of Washington died from a chest wound after two unknown men, who fled, left him at a hospital emergency room. A nurse said one companion showed a wounded hand and claimed they were hit by the same bullet from a holdup man’s pistol. Sanford had gone to a YMCA dance.
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Washington
George Edward Sanford
Sanford
Scouts Encampment Ends With West Virginia Camp
Winchester Boys Scouts wrap up their annual encampment at White Rock West Virginia next Tuesday. Participants include troops from Winchester New Market Stephenson City Lost City Martinsburg and West Virginia plus about 50 Frederick county 4-H Club members led by I F Stine and Miss Madeline Blair.
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Winchester Boys Scouts
Winchester
West Virginia
This
Shenandoah
White Rock
New Market
Stephens City
Lost City
W. Va
Martinsburg
Frederick County
I. F. Stine
Madeline Blair
Verdict unresolved in Carroll case as wife reacts
The Carroll case remained without a verdict as the sweetheart of Dwyer, who was at a movie, cried and declared she could not accept the outcome. Mrs Ruby Carroll, loyal to her husband since his May arrest for family mistreatment involving Barbara, sobbed and hurried to join him.
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Dwyer
Ruby Carroll
Barbara
Earle Lands in Louisville on Flying Vacation Stop
Gov George H Earle of Pennsylvania arrives at Louisville airport for the first leg of a month long flying vacation He reports head winds and a smooth trip and plans to proceed next to Shreveport or Brownesville Texas with Mrs Earle and Capt A M Banks aboard.
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Louisville
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Mrs. Earle
A. M. Banks
Earle
Shreveport
Brownesville
Texas
Recall of Wilson Letter Echoes Roosevelt Endorsement
Macon Ga August 13 The Macon Telegraph notes a strong parallel between President Roosevelts Barnesville endorsement for Lawrence Camp and a 1918 Wilson letter endorsing William J Harris For Harris Camp and Camp both held federal posts at entry to race Wilsons letter urged voters to choose freely while noting past political tensions with Hardwick and George
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Macon
Macon Telegraph
Roosevelt
Barnesville
Woodrow Wilson
Lawrence Camp
Georgia
Clark Howell
Wilson
William J. Harris
Harris
Thomas J. Hardwick
William Schley Howard
Camp
United States
Atlanta
Walter F. George
Hardwick
Howell
Harris Elected After Party Leaders Backed Him
In a heated party dispute Senator Hardwick opposed the administration while William J. Harris openly supported it. The speaker urged party members to unite behind Harris, who was subsequently elected amid tensions over reputations and government success.
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Hardwick
William J. Harris
Harris
Debut Tonight in Million Dollar Newport Temporary Ballroom
Blonde Lesley Hope Ripley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry B H Ripley of New York, makes her debut at a supper dance in a $15 000 ballroom built for the affair and to be torn down after. Located on the water side of Beach Bound at Brenton's Cove, it is among the largest temporary ballrooms in the Newport summer colony with hundreds of guests invited.
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Newport
R. I
Lesley Hope Ripley
Henry B. H. Ripley
New York
Ripley
Grange Hears H. C. Caldwell Address on Farm Progress
Middletown Virginia hosted the Middletown Subordinate Grange ten year celebration with H C Caldwell master of the North Carolina Grange urging use of scientific principles to raise farm output. He called for community problem solving and new crops to address unemployment and noted open views on farm legislation. State Master Mark Turner and Senator H F Byrd spoke on agricultural trends. E M Funk is master.
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Middletown
H. GC. Caldwell
North Carolina Grange
Caldwell
Mark Turner
Great Falls
H. F. Byrd
Middletown Grange
Agriculre
E. M. Funk
Grange
Insurgents Claim Major U.S. War Material Cache
Spanish insurgents report capturing large quantities of American war matériel since the civil war began. They list 17 tanks and 33 American made field guns, 630 machine guns, 3430 rifles, and 11 700 shells, with broader claims of Russian, French, British, and Mexican cartridges and other arms.
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Hendaye
France
Cabeza del Buey
Spain
Mexico
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