Judges Handley Triumphs 20-6 Over Martinsburg in Classic
Handley beat Martinsburg 20-6 to take second in the Cumberland Valley Athletic race as two blocked punts and strong running sealed the win. Dunnlap and Bywaters scored for Handley with Whitham adding the final TD. Lloyd connected on a late Martinsburg scoring pass but the Bulldogs couldn’t overcome the halftime deficit.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Bulldogs
Cumberland Valley
Legally High of
Cumberland
Cather
McIntyre
Perry
Whitham
Rowe
Notre Dame Irish Arrive in Seclusion for Rose Bowl Test
Irish enter LA for their thirteenth annual gridiron clash with Southern California. The 36 man squad arrives late today after an eight game win streak and will practice in Tucson before facing the Trojans at the Coliseum tomorrow at 2 PM. Torchlit campus festivities loom as fans await a possible Rose Bowl bid and a Trojan upset.
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Los Angeles
Trojan Warriors
California
South Bend
Coliseum
Knute Rockne
Tucson
Ariz
Trees Planned On Braddock Street Post Office Grounds
Postmaster W. Nelson Page announced that three sugar maples will be planted along the Braddock street side of the post office in early spring under the supervision of the city Park Commission.
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Braddock Street
W. Nelson Page
Park Commission
Evening Star Sport Shop honors football players of the season
Judges of 20-6 select top performers from the Handley line and Martinsburg game. Whitham, Perry, McIntyre, Cather receive points for punting, runs, blocks, and quarterbacking. Dunlap earns five points for tackle and captaincy with key blocks. Bywaters and Patton also noted for line play and punt plays. Final standings announced.
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Mickey Perry
Cather
Martinsburg
Dunlap
D. Mick
Oscar Bywaters
Patton
Whitham
Althers
Bulldogs
Hockenberry
Handley Martinsburg
L. E. Rowe Lloyd L. T. Dunlap
Heckenberry
L. G. Shumaker
Parkinson Or Robinson
P. Flick
R. G. Bywaters
Banks R. T. Patton Beard
R. E. Himelright
Gaver
Q. B. Dunn Priski
H. B. Cather
Kershner
H. B. Yeakle
D. Flick
F. B. Perry
Ramsburg
Handley
McIntyre
Whitlock
Cook D. Robinson
Stewart
Hayley
R Robinson
D. Taylor
J. Taylor Miller
Meyers Rockwell
MacDonald
Folk
Showers
Evening Star-Sport Shop
W. Va
Perry
Dunn
Ania
Bywaters
Bald Wen Hee
Perry Teeene
Shumaker Seseseee
Himelright
Ane
Robinson
Yeakle
Ewes
Seem Esas
Habe Tee Rowe
Wiihlack
Mother Blameless In Child's Death
HAGERSTOWN Md December 2 Mrs Susan Bowers 34 was acquitted of manslaughter in the death of her daughter Prances 13 shot at their Pinesburg home The verdict cited testimony from Samuel Dukes a Carlisle Pa soldier that the shotgun was discharged accidentally Dukes was present at the scene
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Hagerstown
Susan Bowers
Prances
Pinesburg
Bowers
Samuel Dukes
Carlisle
Dukes
Woman's Day At Church of Christ
Woman's Day at the Church of Christ West Cork street will be observed at 11 a m December 4 with the adult missionary group hosting. Guest speakers Rev and Mrs E C Davis, long time India missionaries now retired in Edinburg Va, will present challenging messages to highlight world field needs and opportunities. Public invited.
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Church of Christ
West Cork Street
E. C. Davis
India
Had a Right To Complain of Pains
New York report states Mary Geneva aged 19 suffered severe stomach pains after X rays showed 31 full sized marbles in her system. She and a friend swallowed marbles during a neighborhood dare to borrow a sled from youths. friend reportedly had no ill effects.
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New York
Mary Geneva
Mary
Ennis to Host Finger Bowl Between Rice and Emhouse
Ennis Texas announces a Finger Bowl game sponsored by the city featuring two six man teams Rice and Emhouse set for December 9.
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Ennis
Tex
Rice
Emhouse
Welfare Department Seeks Work For Several Cases
The Welfare Department announces attempts to place work for multiple people including a woman with a disabled husband seeking two days of work and a good colored woman with a child needing morning part time work. It also lists a 16 year old light worker, a settled colored woman for general housework, and a request to rent a room at 231 East Lane Avenue.
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East Lane Avenue
Seabiscuit Sends Stable South for Exercise
Seabiscuit of the Charles Howard Stables will travel to Columbia to resume training after a storm delayed workouts. Trainer Tom Smith says the horse needs exercise and the entire Howard Stable will be shipped south, possibly staying until early spring.
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Baltimore
Seabiscuit
Santa Anita Cap Nominations Close
The nominations for the $100,000 Santa Anita handicap closed today in Los Angeles. Officials expect 100 or more nominees, which could raise the purse to $110,000 once exact entries are confirmed.
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Santa Anita
Los Angeles
Aerial Raids Kill Two in Barcelona Bombardments
Two people died in six air raids on Barcelona between last night and early this morning. The bombardments caused only slight damage, with authorities reporting casualties and ongoing investigations.
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Barcelona
Grafting Helps Virginia Apple Trees Survive Mouse Damage
Virginia Tech horticulturist L W Moore explains two grafting methods to save grafted trees after mouse girdling or cold injury. Bridge grafting carries nutrients over the damaged area while full or approach grafting unites scion and stock to restore the tree, with dormancy prep and simple tools.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
L. W. Moore
Virginia Tech
Moore
Virginia Spray Bulletin
Coyote Breaks From Trap Prompting Federal Hunter Chase
Oscar W. Ehn of the Biological Survey reports catching a coyote without a gun in Portland Oregon. He pursued the animal after it escaped the trap and nabbed it by the neck within about 20 feet of the trap.
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Portland
Ore
Oscar W. Ehn
Ehn
Biological Survey
Hundreds of American volunteers depart Spain for home from the France border
More than 300 American volunteers leave Spain for the United States in the largest exodus since Spain freed foreigners in its international brigades. About 310 to 320 men travel by rail from Catalan camps to La Tour de Carol on the Franco Spanish frontier. They hold tickets for New York on the Normandie American Trader and the President Harding, sailing soon, after French clearance for vaccination at the border.
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LA Tour DE Carol
France
Spain
New York
Harding
Disaster Hero Awaiting Sentence in Bayonne Bomb Plot
George W. Rogers, 41, radio room chief famed for Morro Castle rescue, is jailed awaiting sentence after a juryless trial found him guilty of trying to kill his Bayonne Police superior, allegedly sending a homemade bomb to Lieutenant Kent J. Doyle. A December 15 sentence date was set with a potential 20 year term.
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Jersey City
N. J
George W. Rogers
Radio
Morto Castle
Bayonne
Kent J. Doyle
Doyle
Common Pleas
Thomas H. Brown
Rogers
Morro Castle
New Jersey
Existing Steel Rates Reaffirmed for 1939 Quarter
Carnogaie Illinois Steel Corp reaffirmed today existing prices for the first quarter of 1939. Only pre announced change was tin plate cut $7 a ton on November 11, while major steel product prices had already been reduced earlier in the year.
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Pittsburgh
Carnogie-Illinois Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel Corporation
Lost female bulldog seeks owner on East Piccadilly
The S P C A asks for information on a brown marked female bulldog without a collar seen on East Piccadilly street and National avenue. The society hopes to locate the owner and obtain a license for the animal. Those with details should call telephone No. 41.
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East Piccadilly Street
National Avenue
Juggler Survives Car Crash with Fish Bowl Intact
Elmer Kotulik, 20, balanced a bowl of goldfish on his lap in the rear of a sedan when a collision occurred. He was hurled forward but clutched the bowl to the car ceiling, leaving Kotulik, the fish, and water undamaged.
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Cleveland
Elmer Kotulik
Kotulik
Henry Mitchell Chosen President Of Clarke County Junior Board
A group of about twenty five young businessmen formed the Clarke County Junior Chamber of Commerce in Berryville Virginia. Henry Post Mitchell of Boyce was elected president with Walter Wisecarver Jr Berryville as first vice president Ed Lee White Post as second vice president Ben Harrison Boyce as secretary Julian Glasscock Summit Point as treasurer and William Clagett Berryville as National Councilor. Additional officers may be named at the next Riverside Rendezvous meeting as planning and public welfare aims were outlined by national leaders.
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John H. Enders
Junior Board of Trade
Is County
Henry Post Mitchell
Boyce
Walter Wisecarver, Jr
Berryville
Ed Lee
White Post
Ben Harrison
Julian Glasscock
Summit Point
William Clagett
Tom Baldridge
National Board of Directors
Bob Ewing
National Council
Ridgely White
Winchester
James Corden
Bennie Belchie
Italy Joins London Naval Treaty Adherence
London December 2 Italy became the fourth adherent to the 1936 London naval treaty joining the United States Britain and France in limiting warship sizes and armaments. Count Dino Grandi signed Italy's instrument of accession at the foreign office with David Montagu Scott witnessing.
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London
Italy
United States
Britain
France
Foreign Office
Dino Grandi
David Montagu Scott
Opequon Group Announces Sermons and Sunday Schedules
Presbyterian Rev. E Summers McGavock to lead services at Burnt Church and Round Hill with Sunday School at 10. Opequon Chapel and Sunday School at 10 followed by Young People events at 6 30 and 7 30.
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Opequon Group
Presbyterian
E. Summers McGavock
Opequon
Burnt Church
Round Hill
Opequon Chapel
Dallas Judge Stops Proceedings Over Hay Price Testimony
Dallas attorney J B Galloway testified in an estate partition suit about hay priced at 9 dollars per ton. Judge Sarah T Hughes stepped down to confer with the merchant as she bought 40 bales of hay for her riding horses.
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Dallas
J. B. Galloway
Sarah T. Hughes
Texas
Wage-Hour Act Applies to Janitors and Building Staff
Calvert Magruder head of the wage hour administration said the labor standards act covers janitors, char women and other building employees if their employers produce goods for interstate commerce. He noted clerical and maintenance workers in factory buildings used for production are within the act’s reach.
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Washington
Calvert Magruder
Magruder
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
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Flick
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Lloyd
H.H.S. M.H.S
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Efferson Ohmond, Virginia
Jefferson
Old Dominion
Williamsburg
Jamestown
University of Virginia
Skyline Drive
Richmond
WM. C. Royer
Menger
Row
Victor Bread
Lae J Fresh Daily
Ous
Henry Mitchell
Clarke County
Nobe
Lane
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Sinclair
Sinclair Laboratories
John C. Woolfolk
N. Main St
C. I. Brumback
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