Lindberghs Hailed by Tokyo Crowd on Arrival
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrive in Tokyo after a 613 mile flight from Nemuro and Kasumigaura naval base while crowds surge at Ueno station. Officials praise them as messengers of peace and hospitality, with Lindbergh expressing anticipation of time in Japan and meeting its people.
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Associated Press
Toyko
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tokyo
Kasumigaura
Naval Base
New York
Ueno
Lindberghs
Lindbergs
Nemuro
Admiral Abe
W. Cameron Forbes
Lindbergh
Pacific
United States
Nemuro Harbor
Miyako
Hondo Island
Kasumigaura Naval Base
Anne Lindbergh
O Chiishi
Nome
Alaska
Cape Erimo
Sheriff Pannett Hurt While Pursuing Moonshiners
Sheriff Pannett was injured near Dehaven while pursuing moonshiners. He slipped in a creek, injuring his back and arm and catching a cold after falling into water. His posse reported six empty whiskey barrels and a still recently in use, indicating the moonshine operation had just finished its run.
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Sheriff Pannett
Dehaven
Democrats Aim for 1932 Victory in Va Twenty-fifth District
Front Royal hosts district convention nominating Aubrey G. Weaver as Democratic candidate for the Virginia State Senate seat covering Rockingham Page and Warren counties. Delegates approve resolutions praising Byrd administration, commending Ward Swank, and backing conservation and highway programs while urging fair rotational representation among the three counties.
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Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
State Senate
Warren, Page
Rockingham
Democratic Party
Virginia
Page
Warren
Ward Swank
Virginia State Senate
Democratic
Harry Flood Byrd
Massachusetts
John Garland Pollard
Conservation Commission
State Commission On Conservation and Development
William E. Carson
Blue Ridge Mountains
Rapidan
Highway Commission
Senate
Council Bars Gasoline Tanks on N Main St
The City Council opposes large gasoline tanks in town due to fire risk near costly buildings and industries. A plan to install two 10,000 gallon tanks on North Loudoun near the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing failed after protests. Mayor Shryock awarded $900 damages for apple orchard loss from a brush fire caused by city workers, and sewer extension to Greystone Terrace was ordered for $1,900 with homeowner contributions. A proposal to change the city government form was advanced for voter approval.
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James A. Trump
Kearneysville
West Va
North Loudoun Street
Frank W. Magruder
L. C. Hollis
Jno. H. Rosenberger
Rmit
Iiling
Mr. Shryock
F. A. Shryock
C. L. Nicodemus
E. P. Bean
Chas. R. McCann
Shryock
Peyton J. Marshall
T. J. Dale
South Kent Street
Marshall
W. Nelson Page
Greystone Terrace
Millwood Pike
Sale
Miller
Rosenberger
Fred L. Glaize
P. P. Pilcher
Richard Messer
State Health Department of
Richmond
Enslow
Bac
Peaches 30c Bushel at Sibert Orchard
Prices for peaches at J W Sibert's Apple Ridge orchard quoted at 30 cents per bushel with a note of slight half peck quantities. Local sale listing to attract buyers.
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Apple Ridge
J. W. Sibert
Peaches for sale Elberta variety and WLUMS items
Shenandoah Vinegar Corp advertises Elberta peaches for sale with phone 905. Also WLUMS items for sale listed with phone 128-W at 435 Fairmont avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbertas
Shenandoah Vinegar Corp
WLUMS
Fairmont Avenue
Meeting At Green Spring Old Stone Church
A joint Winchester Civic League and Old Stone Church Memorial Association meeting will be held at the historic church in Green Spring on Friday September 4 at 3 o clock. Mr Burson of the State Conservation Department will speak on beautifying grounds and gardening plans.
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Winchester Civic League
Old Stone Church Memorial Association
Green Spring
League
Memorial Association
Civic League of Winchester
Burson
State Conservation Department
Old Stone
Iowa growers urged to withhold unclassified apples from markets
Iowa State Horticultural Society secretary reports growers may skip packing Unclassified apples due to a large crop and uncertain markets. A Virginia led campaign seeks pledges from growers to refrain from packing Unclassified. U S grades for barrels and baskets are specified.
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Iowa
R. S. Herrick
Iowa State Horticultural Society
Des Moines
Iowa Society
Virginia
Herrick
H. F. Byrd
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Winchester
United States
U. S
Married Mr. Hardy in France in 1918
Mrs. Jacquelyn Gadois Hardy died at Winchester Memorial Hospital from complications after an operation. Born in Tours, France, she married Charles C. Hardy in Tours in 1918 while he served with the American Expeditionary Forces. They returned to the United States in 1919 and later lived in Tours before resettling here with two children. The funeral is set for Friday at 10:30 a.m. from the South Stewart residence, with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Jacquelyn Gadois Hardy
Charles C. Hardy
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Tours
Mme. Gadois
Miss Gadois
Mr. Hardy
U. S
France
William G. Hardy
South Stewart Street
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Virginia Storage Stock Auction Details
Virginia storage stock goes to auction on Saturday August 29 at 12 m. Dividend payable soon. Dunn and Duval Auctioneers announce sale terms.
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Virginia
Dunn & Duval Auctioneers
Winchester Memorial Hospital seeks first mortgage bonds
Winchester Memorial Hospital in Winchester Virginia asks citizens across Winchester Frederick Clarke Warren and Shenandoah counties to buy bonds of 500 and 1000 dollars. The issue runs five years from September 1 with semiannual interest and coupons payable at local banks. Bonds do not cover full hospital value. three bonds are insured. Previous subscribers are urged to participate again. Write for more details.
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Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Virginia
Raging program at Winchester Fair to feature local and cavalry horses
Shenandoah Valley racing fans anticipate a two day meet at the sixty second Winchester Fair from September 8 to 11. Local Clarke and adjacent counties provide many horses with purses. cavalry troops from Fort Myer will enter, alongside mule races and a mule chariot event.
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Shenandoah Valley
Winchester Fair
Clarke
Fort Myer
Robert Barr
George Carver
Homecoming at St. Pauls Church Next Sunday
St Pauls Lutheran Church at Fawcett Gap announces a homecoming on August 30 with three services. Morning rally at 10, music at 11, then 2:30 sacred concert by Gravel Springs Cornet Band followed by Arthur P. Black address. Evening Luther League program. Rev. Snyder Alleman returns for supervision.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fawcett Gap
Gravel Springs
Snyder Alleman
Contractors Set Brickwork Record for Hable Theatre
The firm of Hunter B Grimm and Son completed bricklaying on the Hable theatre on South Lou doun street laying 200000 bricks in 125 days. As the last brick was set roofers followed closely and both jobs finished almost together. Steam laundry ad included.
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Hunter B. Grimm and Son
Hable Theatre
South Loudoun Street
Winchester Cold Storage Notice of Refrigeration Preparedness
Winchester Cold Storage Co announces rooms are under refrigeration and ready to receive apples. Local storage facility guidance appears in the notice with an internal code 8-25-1p-10t.
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Winchester Cold Storage Co
City Fruit Store Opens at 139 North Main
New establish adds fresh fruits to downtown shopping options at 139 N Main with daily quality produce and market prices. Display promotes low prices and variety for local customers.
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N. Main St
Winchester Bright News Column From Shenandoah Valley
A optimistic column highlights cheerful events in Winchester, Frederick County, and the Shenandoah Valley and invites readers to share good news and uplifting community happenings.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley
Emigrant Bank Urges Savings Used for Durable Purchases
The Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank of New York advises using surplus savings to buy items of permanent use. President Walter H. Bennett notes deposits exceed 249,000, and urges prudent purchases while prices are low, including home repairs furniture and real estate, to support employment. Federal aid road construction hits a July high of 1150 miles with $388 million in under construction roads. Norfolk area plans $900k road funds and notes 3919 workers at the Navy Yard with steady employment and $40k in new residential permits.
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Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
New York
Walter H. Bennett
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Norfolk
Norf Va
Pollard
Suffolk
Norfolk Falls
Highway Department
Norfolk Navy Yard
Winchester schools plan early registration for new term
Preliminary registration indicates enrollment will exceed last year as Winchester Public Schools outline opening dates. Teachers meet September 8 at Handley building. grades 2 to 12 start September 9, first grade on September 14. New pupils must show birth and vaccination certificates and transfer records.
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Winchester Public Schools
Handley Building
John Kerr School
Virginia Avenue
Handley Siding
Hay
Winchester
Handley High School
City of
Commissioner of Revenue
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America
Lone Eagle
Pannett
Toledo Blade
Council
Jon
Sean
OWA
State Society
China
Re (Ga.) Herald-Journal
Glaize & Bro
United States Cavalrymen
St. Paul’s Church
Winchester Steam Laundry
City Fruit Store
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