Extradition Decision Pending in Krol Embezzlement Case
Governor Lehman faced a decision on extraditing Max Krol to Virginia to stand trial on five indictments alleging embezzlement of about 50 000 from the Arthur G. Jones Woolen Co where he served as treasurer and manager. The Albany hearing concluded with Lehman to study the matter. Winchester officials await a ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
New York
Max Krol
Winchester
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Company
Virginia
Albany
N. Y
Lehmann
Local Commerce Banquet Emphasizes Tax Cuts and Economic Planning
At the Winchester Chamber of Commerce annual banquet Ralph Bradford urges continued support for chambers of commerce. He cites relief of unemployment, new markets for products, bank stability, and local government consolidation as key tools in easing taxes and guiding post emergency economic planning.
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Winchesterder of Commerce
George Wi
Ralph Bradford
Washington
States Chain of Commerce
Chambers of Ans
Chambers of Commerce
Bradford
Death of Miss Emily Jaquelin Hall at 90 in Missouri
Word reached Berryville Virginia of the death of Emily Jaquelin Hall 90 at her Webster Grove Missouri home yesterday. The body will be brought to Grace Episcopal Church in Berryville for burial with Rev. Dr. Louis Tucker officiating. Pallbearers include Richard Smith Jr Robert Smith W A Bradford Ralph Dorsey and S F Baughman. She was granddaughter of Edward Jaquelin Smith of Smithfield and born at Cedar Hall in Clarke County.
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Berryville
Emily Jaquelin Hall
Webster Grove
St. Louis
Grace Episcopal Church
Louis Tucker
Richard Smith, Jr
Robert Smith
W. A. Bradford
Ralph Dorsey
S. F. Baughman
Miss Hall
Edward Jaquelin Smith
Smithfield
Chicken Supper at First Baptist Church
Fundraiser event posted for Thursday February 9 from 5 to 8 PM at First Baptist Church. Tickets priced at 50 cents. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Price
Death of Winchester Confederate veteran James H. Vance
James H. Vance of Winchester aged 90 dies at home after long illness. A former member of Company F, Seventh Virginia Cavalry, he served in the Civil War and remained faithful to Confederate memories. Survived by his widow Jennie Scrivener Vance and two daughters and two sons. Funeral at 3:30 pm Friday from East Fairfax Lane with Sons of Confederate Veterans as pallbearers.
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Winchester
James H. Vance
East
Fairfax Lane
E. Ir. Vance
Mr. Vance
Hampshire County
W. Va
Potomac
Hanging Rock
Confederacy
Seventh
Virginia Cavalry
Louisa Swanson
Ashby G. Swanson
Elizabeth
Jennie Scrivener
Carpenter
Vance
Rosser R. Hillyard
Cumberland
Frank Patton
Luther A. Vance
Lynchburg
Ollie F. Vance
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Kernstown
Braddock Street Church
East Fairfax Lane
E. A. Lambert
Mount Hebron
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Dental Club Meets As Guests Of Dr Wunder
The February meeting of the Northern Virginia Dental Study Club was held in Woodstock at Dr W H Wunder’s office. Dentists from the Shenandoah Valley attended a program including Dr Wunder’s paper The Ideal Impression Material and a discussion by Dr R R Sartelle, with a table clinic by Carroll T Conaway of Baltimore on Dentoco impression technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Dental Study Club
Woodstock
W.H. Wunder
Shenandoah Valley
Wunder
R. R. Sartelle
Winchester
Carroll T Conaway
Baltimore
C. S. Grove
Strasburg
Cc. M. Delp
Mt. Jackson
W. B. Fahrney
C. M. Delp
A. A. Shutters
W. H. Wunder
Cc. Ss. Grove
C. B. Maphis
R. E. L. Miller, Jr
J. T. Turner
J. E. Madden
E.M. Steele
Ralph B. Snapp
C. Bruce Harloc
Capitol Gold Co. Buys Discarded Jewelry
Cash for old jewelry offered at Capitol Gold Co. 406 N. Loudoun. Pay rate 9 to 12 dollars per ounce. Open until 10 p.m. This is the last opportunity this week to get cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Gold Co
N. Loudoun
Winter Storm Ravages Nation Causing Deaths and Hardship
The AP reports a sweeping blizzard driving sub-zero freezes from Canada to Texas. Chicago tally reaches 11,000 homeless in shelters with at least six dead. widespread school closures and crippled transit. The Ozarks see peach crop ruin and Missouri, Illinois deaths linked to ice and wind. One Chicago homeless man went blind after six days roaming for work.
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Great Lakes
Canada
Texas
Chicago
Middle America
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Mid-West
Utah
Idaho
Savage
Mont
Eagle Nest
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ozarks
Fort Worth
Panhandle
Missouri
Illinois
Ilinois
Roosevelt Fishing and Sailing Near Bahamas Island
President elect Roosevelt spent the last 24 hours fishing and swimming off Green Bay in the Bahamas. Radio updates from Vincent Astor say the Nourmahal yacht will anchor or lift later today for a trip to Andros Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Miami
Fila
Roosevelt
Green Bay
Bahama Islands
Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
Anrdos Island
Five Die in Imperial Hotel Fire Tragedy
Tisdale Saskatchewan February 8 five persons killed and several injured perhaps fatally when fire destroyed the Imperial Hotel early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tisdale
Saskatchewan
Imperial
Hoover Not To Leave Country After March 4
President Hoover stated he did not plan to leave the United States after March 4, and only possibly pass through the Panama Canal zone on his way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Mrs Lily Haun Passes To Rest In Woodstock
Mrs Lily Shipe Haun widow of Elea Haun of Woodstock died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after appendicitis surgery. Born 1868 near St Luke Shenandoah County she lived in Woodstock since moving there 25 years ago. Survived by sons Jacob Haun Woodstock Algar Haun Staunton and Garrett Haun Woodstock and daughter Mrs C H Zeigler Tenth Legion. Funeral from her Woodstock South Main Street home tomorrow at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Shipe Haun
Woodstock
Elea Haun
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Haun
St. Luke
Shenandoah County
Jacob Haun
Algar Haun
Stau
Strasburg Man Injured by Falling Rock at Lime Plant
Henry Strasnider of Strasburg was hurt at the Strasburg Lime Plant when a rock the size of a gallon bucket fell from a quarry perch and struck him on the back. Doctors diagnosed a fractured pelvis. his condition improved to not serious by afternoon. He is about 45 and has long worked at the quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Strasnider
Strasburg
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Strasnider
Strasburz
Strosnider
Gilbert Dehav en Farm sale near Gainsboro on Feb 11
About 228 acres one mile east of Gainsboro along N F Turnpike with pine timber portions to be sold in front of Court House at 11 o clock Saturday February 11 Moling Cather advertises new spring dresses priced at 4.95 an item.
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Gainsboro
N. F. Turnpike
Court House
Winchester Festival Mass Meeting February 23 at George Washington Hotel
A mass meeting of Winchester and Frederick county citizens will be held February 23 at 8 p m in the George Washington Hotel to discuss Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival plans. J Pinckney Arthur urges broad attendance to gather views and foster community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Shenandoah
George Washington Hotel
J. Pinckney Arthur
Arthur
Kidnapping Plot Unfolds On West Coast In California
Police investigate an attempted kidnapping tied to an organized gang after Mrs. Mary Skeele 65 wife of USC Music College dean was abducted briefly and released. Miss Isobel Smith 29 daughter of Pasadena pastor Merle N. Smith reported a staged call and a man with a false mustache. The case links to a prior abduction plot, with Mrs Skeele held for 24 hours and a $12000 ransom demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary B. Skeele
University of Southern California Music College
Isobel Smith
Merle N. Smith
Mr. Johnson
Miss Smith
Johnson
Smith
Skeele
Trainmen Die as Milwaukee Road Derails Near Sobieski
A brakeman was killed and three passengers wounded when a Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific train derailed two miles south of Sobieski Wisconsin. A sleeper car with seven passengers overturned in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Crawford Denies Virginia Murder Confession at Extradition Hearing
George Crawford, accused in Virginia of murdering Mrs Agnes Boeing Isley and her maid Nina Buckner at Middleburg, testifies in Suffolk county jail and denies making any confession. Governor Pollard writes Governor Ely detailing the case as Boston hearings continue. Extradition opponents in Boston, alibi claims, and attorney John Galleher move toward Boston reply.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
George Crawford
Virginia
Agnes Boeing Isley
Nina Buckner
Asley
Middleburg
Suffolk County
John Galleher
Commonwealth
Loudoun County
Crawford
Galleher
Ginia
Oestial
Nina
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Stephen D. Bacigalupo
Pollard
Richmond
Ely
Leesburg
Shirley Shoppe Donates Free Milk for Children
The Shirley Shoppe on North Loudoun Street will donate one hundred quarts of milk weekly for five weeks to under nourished children in Winchester. Distribution runs Thursdays from 10 to 12, with tickets available through the District Nurse Association office from 2 to 3. Mrs. C. B. Organ will assist at the shop.
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Winchester
District Nurse Association
Shirley Shoppe
North Loudoun Street
Shirley
Loudoun Street
C. B. Organ
Florida Oranges Fruit Market Ad
Florida oranges 29¢ per peck and grapefruits 6 for 256¢ or 12 for 25. tangerines 2 for 25c. Fancy Florida beans 2 lbs for 15¢ and celery 2 for 15c. Oranges are sweet, juicy, and guaranteed not to be frozen. Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market next to Union Bank. Phone 461.
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Winchester
Union Bank
British fliers finish hop 10 south africa record flight
Capetown reports Squadron Leader O R Gayf and Flight Lt G B Lets landed at Walvis Bay at 4 40 pm after a 57 hour 28 minute non stop flight from London. They top the American 5 012 mile record by over 300 miles, beating Boardman and Polando.
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Associated Press
Capetown
Union of South Africa
O. R. Gayf
G. B.‘lets
Walfish Bay
London
Russell Boardman
John Polando
New York
Istanbul
Turkey
John Lando
Rouss Firemen Banquet Set For Monday Evening
The Charley Rouss Fire Remy 4 will hold a banquet at 8 o clock Monday. The event honors Charles Broadway Rouss on his birthday with a featured menu and high class speakers. Tickets are $1 and available at Hodgson and Brown, with a committee including Stouffer Seal Huntsberry Brown Lamp Armel Simpson Haines Weaver Hable McCormac Spurr Dunn Krebs Bell Newlin and Rev. Dr. McFaden.
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Charley Rouss
Remy
Cheelesana Pacer
Charles Broadway Rouss
Hodgson and Brown
William Simpson
Augustus Haines
Marvin D. Weaver
H. H. Hable
H. B. McCormac
J. Madison Spurr
John H. Dunn
Frank H. Krebs
Andrew Bell
Joseph Newlin
F. T. McFaden
Six Acres Homer Beath Property To Be Sold At Kernstown
At Kernstown six acres of land an eight room residence a gas station repair shop and other outbuildings will be sold in front of Court House at 12 o clock Saturday February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
Court House
Pollard to Attend Conference of Governors in Washington
Governor Pollard accepted President-elect Roosevelt's invitation to a March 6 conference of governors in Washington. Pinchot endorsed the meeting and planned to attend, with governors from all 48 states to discuss mortgages, taxation, unemployment relief, land use, and local government reorganization.
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Associatio Press
Richmond
Pollard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Virginia
Pinchot Strong
Harrisburg
Go Gifford Pinchot
Todo
New York
White House
Roosevelt
Flashes of life from cities and odd local notices
A jumble of brief items from across the nation reports teens swimming nude in cold water near Wilmington, a museum finds a lifelike orangutan creation, Rougeau Mont parish taxes, a horse stolen by taxi ride, St Johns College canceling freshmen basketball for lack of players, and Ted Foster’s court appearance blaming rail service for his stay.
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Corcruit
Gov
Krol
Long Beach
Barr
L. D. Grubbs
Eral
Maron Grubbs
Arthur G. Jones
Jones
William G. Hardy
Emily Hall
Clarke
Hampshire
Dental Club
Dr. Wunder
North American
The
Canadian
Lees
Moran
Wyoming
Des Moines
Iowa
Mr. Roosevelt
Lily Haun
Strasbure Man
Gilbert Dehav
EN Farm
Moling & Cather’s
Heads of Transportation Systems
Garland R. Quarles
City Public
Mises
W. H. McIlwee
Department of Music
Geo. Crawford
Necro
Florida
South Africa
Victor Smith
Algeria
Paris
le Bourget
Here
Oran
Amy Mollison
Southampton
Eng
Mollison
Dakar
Senegal
James A. Mollison
England
Brazil
Thies
Lympne. Ing
Rouss
Executive Committee
Pinchot
Wilmington
Del
Leon L. Waters
Field Museum
Rougemont, Que
Rougemont Parish
Cincinnati
Charles Turner
Sharonville
Annapolis
St. John's College
San Francisco
Ted — Foster
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