Six Months for Auto Larceny Attempt in Vonore Case
William Fuller of Vonore Tennessee received six months for attempted larceny of Dr. E C Stuart s car and two months concurrently after overpowering the owner during the crime. Avery Wells Goshen North Carolina received three months for pan handling. Other police court cases include John Reardon Vincent Orndorff Jonah Walker Lola Lavender Elizabeth Williams Joseph Walker Newt Williams and Earl Robinson with fines and short jail terms.
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William Fuller
Vonore
Tenn
E. C. Stuart
Dr. Stuart
Beas
Avery Wells
Goshen
N. C
Wells
John Reardon
Winchester
Vincent Orndorff
Jonah Walker
East Clifford Street
Lola Lavender
Elizabeth Williams
Harrisburg Pa
Joseph Walker
Middletown
Newt Williams
Stephens City
Earl Robinson
South Cameron
Bankers Gather for Bull Run Association Meeting
Local bankers from numerous banks including Citizens National Bank of New Market and Farm ers Bank of Edinburg convene for the Bull Run Association. About 150 guests expected. John I. Sloat will give the welcoming address as the monthly business session proceeds. The banks of Shenandoah Clarke Warren and Frederick counties aim to form a similar association in the region.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Bull Run Bankers’ Association
Shendoah
Clarke
Warren
Frederick
Picnic speech continues at Berryville gathering
The program features Dr H W Skinner of Chambersburg and W S Campfield of Staunton as guests of the International Apple Association. Visitors will tour Senator Byrd's packing shed near the Norfolk and Western Railway station at Berryville and inspect the Rosemont orchard before noon. Lunch follows, with the speaking program occupying most of the afternoon.
Tropical Storm Raging In Ocean East Of Leeward Islands
The weather bureau reported a tropical storm in the south Atlantic Ocean east of the Leeward Islands. San Juan issued an advisory for ships for 24 hours. Forecasters said the disturbance is hundreds of miles southeast of the United States and unlikely to affect North America for at least a week. No movement has been reported yet.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Weather Bureau Today
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Atlante Ocean
Leeward Islands
West Indies
Weather Bureau
Continental
United States
North America
Service For Mrs. Georgianna Lewis
Funeral services for Mrs. Georgianna Lewis were held at 4 p.m. yesterday from her residence, conducted by Dr. Hubert Sydenstricker with Rev. W. O. Talbert. A quartet sang at the house and grave. Survivors include brothers Eugene Leach of Pittsburgh and John Leach of Leavenworth, noted in the notice as previously omitted.
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Georgianna Lewis
Hubert Sydenstricker
W. O. Talbert
Eugene Russell
Henry Kellar
Robert Legge
Robert Snapp
Braddock St. M. E
J. H. Rosenberger
J. D. Glover
Howard Lamp
Burton Ritter
F. A. Shryock
B. S. Proffitt
A. D. Henkel
M. M. Lynch
G. W. Lind
O. L. Jamison
S. R. Willey
R. Frank Barr
Eugene Leach
Pittsburgh
John Leach
Leavenworth
Kansan
Winchester May Exhibit Local Products for Antietam Commemoration
Winchester plans an industrial exhibit of local products for the Battle of Antietam commemoration in Washington County Maryland on September 17. The Winchester Chamber of Commerce has sent letters to manufacturers to gauge interest in displaying textiles and apples, either near the battlefield or in Hagerstown, under canvas, coordinated by the commemorative commission led by W. T. Loy of Hagerstown.
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Winchester
Antietam
Washire County
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown
W. T. Loy
Fear Hunger War Talk Circles Washington
The piece notes renewed speculation about U S action as President Roosevelt faces possible use of the neutrality act if China and Japan sever relations. Admiral Hull warns on the matter while Admiral Yarnell reports urging both sides to show more care after casualties aboard the Augusta.
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United States
China
Japan
Roosevelt
Hull
Harry E. Yarnell
Asiatic Fleet
Navy Department
Yarnell
Augusta
Islander Seismic Shocks Rise Through Weekend
The priest said natives reported 33 distinct shocks since Friday night with the latest at 4 42 p m. The Weather Bureau seismograph logged 58 distinct shocks since Friday night, highlighting ongoing tremors in the area.
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Weather Bureau
Democrats To Elect Mass Meeting Place To Be Announced
The mass meeting location is undecided with the county clerk's court room in use during renovations. Organizers expect a definite announcement within a day or two about where the meeting will be held.
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Court House
Daugherty Among Four Hurt in Ammendale Bus Crash
A Greyhound bound for Baltimore swerved off the road near Ammendale Maryland and rolled onto its side injuring four people. Driver Paul E. Cutchin says front wheels locked as brakes were applied. Injured are Frank Bomberg Warren Daugherty O C Everhart and M A Glazebrook all released with bruises. Daugherty is a local businessman from Winchester Virginia.
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Ammendale
Greyhound
Paul E. Cutchin
Frank B. Bomberg
College Park
M. A. Glazebrook
Richmond
Warren M. da
Special Session Being Discussed
President Roosevelt held luncheon talks with Senate and House Democratic leaders to discuss calling a special autumn session of Congress. The discussion touched on farm control legislation as a primary item, with opposition within the party to an early return from adjournment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Barkley
D-Ky
Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
House
White House
Jones
House Agricultural Committee
Capitol
Democratic Party
Two Airmen Die In Randolph Field Plane Crash
Two Randolph Field airmen were killed when their plane crashed and burned in a field two and a half miles north of Schertz San Antonio Aug 24. The victims were Second Lieut Robert C Wood Air Reserve on active duty as an instructor and Flying Cadet Frank Fisch. The plane came down from an altitude of 500 to 600 feet and burst into flames, consuming both bodies.
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San Antonio
Tex
Randolph Field
Schertz
Robert C. Wood
Air Reserve
Frank Fisch
Pancake Batch Mistakenly Mixed with Plaster Flour
Four members and a family friend of William Jacob ate 24 pancakes made with plaster of Paris flour mistaken for regular flour. They felt heavy afterward. Doctors say all five will recover.
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New York
William Jacob
Jacobs
Opposition to Special Session Stirs House Democrats
Washington August 24 A group of influential House Democrats oppose a fall special Congressional session arguing it may worsen party dissension They say time is needed to cool tensions and warn reopening party strife could hurt next year’s elections Some prefer addressing farm and wage hour issues in a session while others doubt it shortens the regular January session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Golf Wizard Faces Old Robbery Charges
John Montague the California golf wizard arrives in Elizabethtown New York to face a seven year old seven hundred dollar robbery charge. He is jailed in Essex County and to be arraigned before Supreme Court Justice O Bryan Brewster seeking bail. The case concerns an Adirondack roadhouse holdup at Jay in 1930.
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Elizabethtown
N. Y
John Montague
California
Montague
Essex County
Percy Egglesfield
New York State
Albany
Saratoga Springs
James M. Noonan
Bing Crosby
Claude A. Otis
Supreme Court
O. Bryan Brewster
Jay
Bear shooed from chicken house in Wheatland Wyoming
Mrs. Tom Pickerill used a broom to frighten a bear from the chicken house. Hours later the couple saw the bear looking in their ranch house window. Pickerill armed himself but the bear skin rug was the end result.
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Wheatland, Wyo
Tom Pickerill
Pickerill
Pickerills
Markets in Baltimore and Philadelphia Grain and Livestock
Baltimore and Philadelphia market reports show unchanged butter and poultry prices, cattle and hogs mixed with modest declines in hogs, steady sheep demand, and detailed price ranges for various weights and grades. Chicago figures include lower hog prices, firm grain fed cattle, and softer stockers with scattered high bids.
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New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Stock Market Ends Mixed As Slow Day Sees Modest Gains
New York stocks opened weak and then edged higher with steels and specialty shares showing quiet strength. Fractions to about two points rose, but many issues failed to follow the upturn as the market drifted into a sedate close with gains near the fourth hour. Foreign exchange showed a small rally with Sterling at 4.98 13/16 and the franc up to 3.75 1/2 cents.
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New York
Wheat Prices Rise Then Fall in Chicago Market Fluctuation
Chicago prices showed gains of about 0.125 cents after the open, then fluctuated for over two hours before erasing the early advance. Strength traced to eastern demand and northwest marketing activity as spring grain movement peaked, with signals of Russian production affecting importers’ plans. Closing quotes cover wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, rye, lard, and bellies, alongside Chicago cash grains and Baltimore spot figures.
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Chicago
Northwest
Minneapolis
Battle Over Roosevelt Reorganization Plan Widens
Senator Byrd begins a recess study of federal agencies to challenge Roosevelt’s reorganization plan. Clark joins Byrd in opposing concentrated White House power, calling the plan no real economy. Brookings survey findings diverge from the President’s committee as House action trims presidential powers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Byrd
D-Va
Virginia
Senate
White House
Clark
D-Mo
House
Brookings Institution
Double Trouble Strikes Hooper Farm Across Seasons
Last summer lightning killed two horses on Len Hooper's farm while his son was hospitalized. This summer lightning struck again, injuring Mrs. Hooper and killing two cows.
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Hiawatha
Kas
Len Hooper
Lightning
Advance Guard Surges as Chinese Defend Peiping Fronts
The report describes Japanese forces preparing defenses to Peiping walls and directing peasants to cut corn from Peiping to Wanpinghsien. It notes Chinese holds at Nankow pass and reports a major battle and feared Kalgan fall as Manchurian troops move south.
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Peiping
Wanpinghsien
Nankow
Manchoua
Rying
Southwose Communique
Kalgan
Chahar Province
Families United clashed in bid to break lines at gates
Strikers attempted to force entry as crowds clashed with security, with families united on the scene and reports of battered protesters amid tense confrontations at the gate.
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Page One
Dent
Five strike clash at Lawrenceville ends without serious injuries
Five strikers and five nonstrikers were battered in hand to hand fighting with bricks clubs and bottles at Lawrenceville where the plant lies. All were treated at a hospital but none seriously hurt as police reserves quelled the disturbance and patrolled the area through the night. Hundreds of spectators dispersed at dawn.
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Lawrenceville
Enue
Franco Near Goal in Offshore Civil War Push
Franco's forces pressed toward Torrelavega to isolate Santander from Gijon as government troops resisted a heavy Palencia road column shelling near beleaguered cities. The action aimed at shaking government hold on the Bay of Biscay region.
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Franco
Palencia
Torrelavega
Los C
Santana
Gijon
Bay of Biscay
Madrid
Navy seaplane crash in San Diego bay kills six
The Navy reports six dead and several injured after a giant flying boat crashed in San Diego bay during routine night practice. Victims include Lieutenant Walter Dey Jr of Portland and Lieutenant Junior Grade Wallace, with others named from New Jersey and Alabama. Three crewmen escaped a bay fire sparked by spilled gasoline.
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Washington
Navy Department
Navy
San Diego Bay
Walter Chester Dey Jr
Portland
Ore
Ay L. Wallace
Youngstown
Bala Ri McKee Freshour
Piqua
Robert Fall
Aviation Pd Mace
Port
N. J
Harry K. Bryan
Bellwood
Ala
J. W. Blackman
Cleburne
Texas
Philip Dougherty
Aviann
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MT Aia
Ieee YS
Mrs. Lewis
Democrats
Clarksburg
W. Va
A. J. Ford
Central Press
W. M. Daugherty
Winchester Merchant
Daugherty
South Loudoun Street
Allied Chemical
Radiator
Smelters
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Beth, Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Edison
Corn ‘Products
Gen
Electris
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Southern Railway
U BT
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Va.-Caro Chem
Va.-Caro. Pfd
Woolworth
The
Star
Bray, Tiina
Uss
Pete Noa
Cescaesone
Esa Steras
Oldsie&shorn
Melanie Ean Sow
Ees Teas
BAL Voces Caeos
BOS
Baltimore Grains
Double Trouble
Opequon
A. B
L. S
Families United
Page
Panama
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
R. M. Swimley
North Market Street
R. G. A. Stores
BIG Joe Bread Golden Krust Bread
B. & C. Rolls
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