Funeral rites held for Annie Frances Brill in Capon Springs
Funeral services were held for Annie Frances Brill of Capon Springs West Virginia who died the prior Monday after an operation for tumor at Winchester Memorial Hospital. A house service preceded a church ceremony at Hebron Lutheran Church conducted by Rev C H Anderson of Worcester. Pallbearers included Boyd Simmons Melton Bland Riley Dunlap Bernie Brill Alston Nesmith and Grover Stevens.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hebron Lutheran Church
C. H. Anderson
Wochester
Boyd Simmons
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Riley Dunlap
Bernie Brill
Alston Nesmith
Grover Stevens
House Ignores Senate Reconstruction Measure
The House received the Senate passed reconstruction bill but ignored it and advanced a House originated measure. Differences between the two measures exist and a conference is likely to merge them.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Senate Orders Survey on Radio Advertising Use
The Senate today asked the Radio Commission to survey how radio facilities are used for commercial advertising. The Associated Press reports the inquiry aims to outline permissible practices and curb improper commercial use.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Radio Commission
Bank Robbery Brings $50000 Haul In Magnolia
The Bank of Magnolia was robbed by three men who slugged assistant cashier Alton Gaynor, locked him in a vault, and escaped with an estimated $50,000 in cash. They fled by automobile. In Virginia, a divorce suit in Frederick County seeks desertion grounds after the defendant fails to reside in the state. A court order directs appearance within ten days and publication in Winchester Evening Star.
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Alton Gaynor
Virginia
Circuit Court
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Bessie Virginia Erwin
James Emerson Erwin
Winchester
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E. Perrine
Britten Pushes Smaller Navy Plan Over Ten Year Proposal
Washington January 12. House naval committee debates a ten year 616 million dollar shipbuilding bill. Rep Britten Illinois ranking Republican warns the country is not in a psychological condition to accept it and favors a modest one year program. Chairman Vinson pushes the ten year plan with support from top naval officers.
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Britten
Illinois
Vinson
Senatorship Clash Over Buffalo Customs Chief Suspect
John W. Slacer of Buffalo testifies before a Senate finance subcommittee accusing Fred A. Bradley, Buffalo customs collector, of delivering liquor to the Puritan Club and dumping seized alcohol into the Niagara river. He says Bradley used the club as a smugglers’ hub.
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Associated Press
Washington
John W. Slacer
Buffalo
Senate Finance
Fred A. Bradley
Puritan Club
Slacer
Bradley
New York State
Niagara River
No Bombs Found In Mail To Italy After wartime scare
In Naples a January mail sweep revealed a small package labeled medals addressed to the king. Bomb squad removed wrappings in a vacant lot as an American fifty cent coin dated 100 years old was found with a note of affection. Two more packages for King and Mussolini were photo albums from U S admirers.
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Naples
Italy
United States
de Rosa
Mig Emmanuel
Mussolini
Death of Six To Be Charged To A Woman
Murder charges against a 55 year old woman running a boarding house will be filed today in Youngstown Ohio related to six deaths in her home. Neighbors say two children were buried in a garden and two husbands and two boarders died under mysterious circumstances. Detectives learned she held life insurance on three of the men. The son in law told investigators of the alleged burial of the children.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Dea
Louis Colabinesa
Rails Exert Upward Pull In Stock Market
The day’s market showed a slow advance with rails continuing to pull higher while gains in other sections faded. Call money held at 2 1 2 percent as Sterling cables opened at 3 41 1 4, up 2 3 4 cents, amid cautious optimism for news to sustain a broader recovery. An Associated Press report from New York dated January 12 notes tentative bullishness but warns of fatigue without fresh favorable data.
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Associated Press
New York
Rails
Sterling
Fierce Clashes Wipe Out Japanese Units in Manchuria
Ex change Telegraph dispatch from Tokyo reports heavy fighting west of the Liao river in Manchuria. Several Japanese detachments were surrounded by thousands of Chinese irregulars and wiped out as railways were destroyed to hinder reinforcements. A Tokyo dispatch notes a relief detachment at Chinsi was ambushed by bandits, with Chinsi city said to be burning.
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London
An_ Exchange
Tokyo
Liao River
Manchuria
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Justice Holmes Resigns From The Supreme Bench
Oliver Wendell Holmes has resigned as justice of the United States Supreme Court. President Hoover accepted the resignation citing Holmes health. Holmes said the time has come to bow to the inevitable. he will be 91 on March 8.
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Associated Press
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
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Holmes
Directors Reelected At Commercial and Savings Bank Meeting
At the stockholders meeting the Commercial and Savings Bank reelected its full board of directors. Judges of election were D Bruce Haines and W E Braithwaite. The bank added 10000 to its surplus and paid its usual dividends. The organization of officers will occur Friday morning. An antique Cupid statue found in Italy has missing limbs and nose.
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W. E. Braithwaite
J. Henry Moling, Sr
Fred S. Boyd
James M. Brown
Philip Klompus
John W. Rosenberger
Dr. B. A. Humston
Howell M
Commercial and Savings Bank
Italy
Reno
In Memoriam for Darling Junior
A mother's memorial note expresses grief for Darling Junior with longing to reunite in heaven. Signed by Mrs G R Silvious and dated December 11.
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G. R. Silvious
Shenandoah Valley Bank Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank held its annual stockholders meeting with T. J. Cooper as chairman and William 4G. Hardy as secretary. R. Gray Williams was reelected president and a new board of directors was chosen, including W. A. Baker and Lewis P. Cooper. The board later elected officers and reported a 16 percent dividend on par stock amid two years of low mood, noting deposits remained strong.
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T. J. Cooper
William 4G. Hardy
R. Gray Williams
W. A. Baker
Lewis P. Cooper
M. Lohr Capper
Stewart Bell
Fred L. Glaize
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William Beverly
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T. Russell Cather
Lewis Fper
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J. Few Brown
E. G. Rusk
Carl T. Cather
Lula A. Rush
Navy and Army Reach Football Truce for Rivalry Game
The Navy and Army have agreed to a football truce allowing both sides to focus on the game. The measure ends off-field tension and ensures the annual contest proceeds without distraction.
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