Squirrel and Dove Season Rules Outline in Frederick County
Frederick County opens squirrel season September 1 to 30 and dove season September 1 to November 15 with daily limits. Warden F W Pingrey details landowner consent required for hunting on posted or private lands and dog restrictions. Licenses needed for hunting beyond owned land, and penalties apply for trespass and unlawful use of guns with excess capacity.
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Frederick County
F. W. Pingrey
Board of Susors
Winchester
Pingley
League C Bowlers Set 1938 39 Open Date
League C bowlers will open the 1938 39 season on Monday September 12 with 12 teams signing in Health Club Railway Express Dr Pepper Rouss Fire Co Cammer's Standard Oil Steam Laundry Sunshine Cleaners Winchester Knitting Mill Blue Sunoco Friendship Fire Co and Royal Arcanum. Officers and committees were announced with rulesFinance Membership House and Handicapter panels named along with team limits and grouping plans for stronger play and possible Duck Pin Congress membership.
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Health Club
Railway Express
Dr. Pepper Rouss Fire Co
Cammer’s
Standard Oil
Steam Laundry
Sunshine Cleaners
Winchester Knitting Mill
Blue Sunoco
Friendship Fire Co
Royal Arcanum
Winchester Woolen Mill
Piccadilly Soda Shop
Republic Oil
Friendship
C. D. Kercheval
Howard L. Jermes
Ben Cather
Paul Anderson
A. I. Johnson
T. C. Mason
Lester Forney
D. M. Hoffman
J.C. Cammer
H. H Hottle
Cyril Mathews
Harry Nelson
Earl Grim
Troy Rhea
Pet Lafollett
Pres
Kercheval
League
Howard L. James
M. D. Weaver
H. H. Hottle
Cyral Mathews
Sudeten German Dispute Sparks Barroom Fights Across Cities
Officials report a dozen brawls in Czech towns after tensions over Sudeten German minorities. Police in Sudeten districts urged discreet monitoring as clashes included a chair strike on a policeman and a mayoral collar tug. Most participants were drinking, with authorities seeking evidence to avoid inflaming Czechoslovakia Germany relations.
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Praha
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Hines Trial Details Involving Schultz Mob Figures
Testimony in the Hines case shows chief inspector’s squad losses of 240 dollars yearly to stay in uniform. Defense aims to prove five Connecticut residents misidentified a benignant “triggerman” Larry Carney as Hines during 1935 Schultz mob visits.
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George Weinberg
Schultz
Hines
Connecticut
Benigne
Triggerman
Schultz Mob
Larry Carney
Seversky predicts new air speed and escort bomber limits
Alexander P. de Seversky says his 10 hour 3 minute 7 second New York to Los Angeles record will fall to an army pursuit ship. He notes 3 000 mile range for the Bendix racer flown for Jacqueline Cochran and expects 400 mph soon. He says bombers must be escorted to avoid vulnerability.
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Los Angeles
Alexander P. deSeversky
New York
Jacqueline Cochrane
Spain
China
Seversky
Roscoe Turner
Death, Trials Outline in Harlem Policy Case and Clergyman’s Death
The report blends a Harlem policy racket trial with obituaries and witness cross‑examinations. It notes a January 1931 shooting at Club Robey in New York involving Schultz Carney and Sherman, plus defense testimony on a 1935 Hines Schultz meeting. It details the death of Rev Yeakley and his Pittsburgh Synod service, plus family survivors and career milestones.
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Broadway
Deacon
Carney
Tammany District
Lloyd Paul Stryker
John Pucher
Stratfield
Bridgeport
Conn
Schultz
Pucher
Charles Wall
Barnum
Stryker
Hines
Robey
New York
Arthur
Dad
Arthur Flegenheimer
Fairfield
Brothwell
Harlem
Connecticut
Faufield
A. Easton
Berkel
Yeakley
Berkvice Speronyn
Henry Bagger
Synod of Pittsburgh
Winchester
Berkeley Springs
Mount Hebron
First Lutheran Church of
New Kensington
Carl Honeycutt
Grace Lutheran Church
William R
Rachel Fries Yeakley
John Kerr
Selo
Roanoke College
Salem
Gettysburg Pa. Theological Seminary
Maryland Synod
Lutheran Church
Davis
W. Va
Mount Zion Lutheran Church
Pittsburgh
Thomas E. Dewey
Ferdinand Pecora
Dewey
George Weinberg
Wilfred Brander
Joe
New England
Shenandoah Baptist Association Sets Annual Session at Charles Town
The fifty sixth annual meeting of the Shenandoah Baptist Association will convene tomorrow and Thursday at the Baptist Church in Charles Town West Virginia. Sessions include morning afternoon and evening on Wednesday and morning and afternoon on Thursday with no night session.
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Shenandoah Baptist Association
Charles Town
First Baptist Church of
Winchester
Virginia
Baptist
W. Va
Berkeley
Jefferson Counties
West Virginia
Prederick, Clarke, Warren
Shenandoah
Page Counties
E. T. Clark
C. V. van der Linden
Boyce
T. Ryland Sanford
Luray
B. C. Jones
Bentonville
R. Patton Hopkins
Martinsburg
E J. Richardson
Richmond
Virginia Anti-Saloon League
L. A. Parker
Berryville
Roberta Ma
China
Foreign Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Handicraft Exhibit By Winchester Project
Hand-woven coverlets and bath mats by the Winchester Handicraft Project will be shown August 31 from 8 30 to 12 00 and 1 00 to 3 30 and 8 00 to 9 00 then Thursday September 1 from 8 30 to 12 00 morning and 1 00 to 4 30 afternoon. The display takes place in the old American Legion building on North Loudoun Street near the Seoeen Valley National Bank.
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Winchester
American Legion
Loudoun Street
Seoeeen Valley National Bank
Rainfall data for past 24 hours and averages
Present and past rainfall show none in the last 24 hours. August to date totals 1.88 inches, year to date 18.47 inches. Monthly averages from 1913 to 1937 list January 2.53 inches, February 2.00, March 2.95, April 3.25, May 3.60, June 3.63, July 3.37, August 3.77, September 2.36, October 3.21, November 2.30, December 2.33. The average annual rainfall over 25 years is 35.36 inches.
Goldsborough Plans Roosevelt Northern Maryland Trip
Goldsborough outlines President Roosevelt’s Labor Day itinerary from Washington by motor to Morgantown and Salisbury, a Potomac Bay stop, Denton Labor Day address, Matapeake and Annapolis passes, then return to Hyde Park. He expects to introduce Roosevelt and travel with him. Governor Nice may join at Matapeake.
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Nice
Maryland
Morgantown
Potomac River
Dahlgren
Rock Point
Chesapeake Bay
Crisfield
Denton
Salisbury
Matapeake
Annapolis
Washington
Hyde Park
N. Y
Goldsbaugh
Lewis
Tydings
Missing Nun Is Found In Attic
Sister Mary Bernadette, 28, missing since Sunday from the Visitation Sisters monastery at Alta Vista Maryland, was found today in the third floor attic. She was weak from hunger and offered no immediate explanation for her disappearance.
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Washington
Mary Bernadette
Clarke County Baby Show Selects Judge for Contest
Dr. L. M. Allen of Winchester will judge the Clarke County Baby Show at the county fair on September 1 at the horse show grounds. Four classes cover ages one to two years with cash prizes and attractive awards. Mrs. Gorge H. Burwell and Mrs. W. A. Bradford judge the sweetest smile eyes bald head and best twin features. A county nurse and assistants care for babies at a day nursery while spectators expect a lively fair with fashion show male races and Legion sponsored games.
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Berryville
L. M. Allen
Winchester
Clarke County
Allen
Gorge H. Burwell
W. A. Bradford
Branch Grove
American Legion
Perryville High School
Ennut Bay
Adroinirs
Descent. Cat Rescued From Five-Story Drainpipe
A prowling cat fell into a drainpipe atop a five story New York house. Police and animal welfare workers cut sections of the pipe from the fourth floor to the basement. After five hours they exposed the wedged cat in the pipe elbow five feet underground and the animal scampered away unharmed.
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New York
The
Society
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A. C
Taylor B. Yeakley
Dr. Yeakley
Agnes Aggleson
Lynn
Mass
Margaret Yeakley
Washington, D. C
Jean Yeakley
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Laura B. Butler
G. Hunter Yeakley
Harvey R
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David H. Sencindiver
Ray Hicks
Mary
Madam Ma
T R. Reece
Baptist Hospital
Lynchburg Va
J. B. Hill
Sunday School Department
Virginia State Board of Missions and Education
E. J. Wright
Virginia Baptist Training Union
Ruben E. Alley
Religious Herald
Richmond, Va
R F. Hough
Baptist Orphanage
Jas R. Bryant
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Goldsborough
Roosevelt
Mervel
W. Adams
E. Piccadilly St
Dr. Allen
Clarke
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O’connell
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