Ball Held Not Guilty by Jury in Funds Case
Arlington County Circuit Court acquits Fe Wade Ball former county treasurer of misuse of public funds after a three and a half hour deliberation. Jury found no proof of intent to defraud. Ball faces a separate indictment involving about $65,000 in county funds.
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Ball
Arlington County Court House
Arlington Circuit Court
Fe Wade Ball
Walter T. McCarthy
Lawrence Douglas
Commonwealth
McCarthy
Frank Ball
Collins Denny
Denny
Grandall Mackey
Mackey
Richmond
Shenandoah Pageant Adds 10 New Historical Scenes
Special to The Vee Harrisonburg Va August 2 new scenes join the Shenandoah Valley pageant for its September 3 4 5 celebration of the valley first settlement Over 1250 volunteers will portray Dan ielle Miller Braddock Washington Spotswood Peter Muhlenberg and Stonewall Jackson along with Civil War and pioneer figures The event runs Labor Day weekend with a parade September 3 and repeated performances September 5 and a full religious program September 4.
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Harrisonburg
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Danielle
Henry Miller
Tron
Braddock
George Washington
Thomas J
Stonewall
Kors
England
Spotswood
Tidewater
Order of
Knights of the Golden Horse
Peter Muhlenberg
Millers
Hites
Worthington’s
Lowman
Thomas Jefferson
Truck Driver Killed In Crash Near Rockville
Charles R. Wolfe aged 19 of Smithburg died when his truck veered into an electric pole three miles from Rockville. Teammates Guy Reynolds and Robert Russ, both 18, survived with minor injuries after police concluded the trio likely fell asleep. The truckload of fruit to Washington was stolen as officers transported the others to hospital.
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Associated Press
Rockville
Charles R. Wolfe
Smithburg
Washington
Guy M. Reynolds
Robert Russ
Soper and
Hershberger
Wolfe
Georgetown University Hospital
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Grain prices closed today in Chicago with Wheat and Corn listed for September December and May contracts. Figures show odd formatting but indicate values around 49 49 for Wheat, 304 324 for Corn, 15 14 for Oats, and 301 3354 for Rye with May estimates near 1814 3754 depending on contract.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Motion To Be Argued For New Coblentz Trial
Arguments on a motion for a new trial for Emory Loblentz president of the Central Trust Company of Frederick will be heard Monday by the same judges who delivered the verdict. Defense indicated that if refused the case may go to the Court of Appeals after a 13 day trial with numerous exceptions noted.
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Cumberland
Emory Loblentz
Central Trust Company of
Frederick
Court of Appeals
President Hoover censured by Pennsylvania Legion
The Pennsylvania department of the American Legion adopted a resolution censuring President Hoover for his role in routing the bonus seekers from Washington. A minority report criticizing the President was rejected 864 to 124 as cheers rang out. The convention also backed full bonus payment and opposed cancelling or reducing foreign debts.
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Pittsburgh
Hoover
Washington
Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion
Stock Market Prices Drift In A Narrow Rut
The stock market moved through a quiet weekend session in four weeks with prices fluctuating in a narrow range. The list closed steady with small fractions up on some issues and turnover around 600000 shares. Sterling cables gained one eighth of a cent to $3.47.
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New York
Sterling
Rockefeller Jr Rushed To Sister Edith McCormick Bedside
John D. Rockefeller Jr. arrived from the east and went to the dying Edith Rockefeller McCormick. He said it was inadvisable for his father to travel at age 92 to visit her, as physicians noted she was drifting with no change in her condition.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
McCormick
Rockefeller
Mother To See Son In Movies
Mrs. Margaret H Holt and her daughter of Markham Virginia plan to travel to Winchester to attend the presentation of The War Correspondent featuring her son Jack Holt at the Capitol Theatre The film will also be shown Tuesday Holt is a Winchester native born at the Episcopal Female Institute building now the Elks Club Braddock and Piccadilly streets
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Margaret H. Holt
Markham
Winchester
Jack Holt
Capitol Theatre
Holt
Episcopal Female Institute
Elks’ Club
Braddock and
Piccadilly Streets
Fragmented Historical Quotes And Fact Snippets
A collection of scattered statements on topics from parenting to literature, geography, and food history. Notable items include a quotation about children and judgment, a note on De Quincey’s view of literature, a mention of Sheep Islands between Iceland and the Faeroes, a trigger about 1819 canning, and a Latin origin note for the word cat.
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Eddie Lambert
Ted Husing
Sportslants
Capitol
Alison Skipworth
Ralph Graves
Lila Lee
Warner. Bros
Phe
Paramounts
Air Mai
Johnny Mack Brown
Raymond Hatton
Paramount
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Trust Company
Kelvinator
E. Water ST
Arlington
Thrilling
Braddock, Boone and
Miller
Coblentz
The
J.W. Arthur General Insurance
Rouss Ave
W. F. Shryock
Mr. Rockefeller
Palm Beach
Gray & Sheetz
N. Main St
Cery
People's Bargain Store
North Main Street
West Cork Street
Shirley Carter
Fred L. Glaize
Greenwood Farm, Inc
Cooperative Dairy News
Certified, Public Accountants
TAX Counsellors
E. Boscawen Street
Richmond, VA
Central Nat
O Darian
Hable
Exons
Laurel & Hardy . “County Hospital
Shadow OF the Eagle
Roxy Theatre
Hamman's Bargain Basement
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Dana
de Quincey
Sheep Islands
Faero Islands
Iceland
Shetland Islands
United States
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