Expert On Crime To Be Speaker At Rotary Club Meet
Handley high school talent entertained Rotarians at a luncheon in the George Washington hotel. The program featured singing by Margaret Jane Athey and Helen Woore, a dance, and a skit. The next speaker will be Ray Hanson of Chicago, a crime and G-men expert.
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Handley High School
the Rotarians
George Washington Hotel
Peyton J. Marshall
J. Pickney Arthur
Margaret Jane Athey
Helen Woore
Frances Bickers
Ean Ebert
John Hottle
Amos
Andy
Andy Danko
Kitty Lou Arnold
Jean Forney
Jean Ebert
Hottis
Edward Barr
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Ray Hanson
Chicago
Robert E. Lee
Larry McElligott
Winchester
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Tommy Yates
Richmond
Record Two Deeds For Urban Sales
Two deeds were recorded in the Corporation Court clerk’s office: Fred L. Glaize and Shirley Carter transfer West Clifford street lot and dwelling to F. L. Sargent and Ethyl Riley Largent for $10 and valuable consideration. Marshall H. Russell and Mary E. Brown transfer East Cecil street lot to Emma V. Lupton for $3,750.
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Corporation Court Clerk
Fred L. Glaize
Shirley Carter
F. L. Sargent
Ethyl Riley Largent
West Clifford Street
Marshall H. Russell
Mary E. Brown
Emma V. Lupton
East Cecil Street
Administratrix Named in Dinges Estate Bond Filed
Alva J. Steele has qualified as administratrix of the Henry A. Dinges estate in Stephens City. A $4,000 bond with P. E. Lineberg as security was posted. Appraisers named are G. E. Lemley Elmer Steele P. E. Lineberg H. L. McCann and A. J. Tavenner.
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Alva J. Steele
Henry A. ‘Dinges
Stephens City
P. E. Lineberg
G. E. Lemley
Elmer Steele
H. L. McCann
A. J. Tavenner
Hauptmann Given a 30 Day Reprieve
The article notes Governor Hoffman's lack of knowledge about a confession in the Hauptmann case. Hoffman's aides report the governor may attend a conference with J Edgar Hoover and New Jersey State Police leadership in New York. No decision on a reprieve had been made.
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New York
Hauptmann
LaGuardia
Ith
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Col. H. Norlman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Vernor
Goveror
Fragmented Remarks on Industry and Palatial Fountains
The article discusses maintaining age levels at Martinsburg with limited cooperation. It notes failures in extending code age levels across the industry and mentions widespread breakage affecting hosiery production. It also highlights a towering European fountain at Wilhelmahoethe Castle near Casl Germany, claiming a jet over 12 inches in diameter and 190 feet high.
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Europe
Castle
Wilelmahoethe
Versailles
Cas 1
Germany
Last Rites For Blast Victims Attract Throug
Delray West Virginia held last rites today for Mrs. Hetzel Wolfe and her four sons killed in a carbide light plant explosion that tore through their home Saturday evening. Union Chapel hosted the service with Rev. John R. Hendricks officiating and Rev. John Owens assisting. The church was packed as mourners filled the area and numerous floral tributes accompanied the funeral procession to Green Lane Cemetery where the Wolfe family, including Hetzel Wolfe Sr. who remained in critical condition, was laid to rest alongside young Forrest Wolfe Delray residents William Cuningham Oren Daugherty Floyd Mowery Jacob Bean Dillon Lee and Haye Lee served as pallbearers. Vera Wolfe, Hetzel Sr. daughter, showed slight improvement at Memorial Hospital.
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Delray
W. Va
Hetzel Wolfe
Union Chapel
John R. Hendricks
John Owens
Methodist Church
Romney
Jesus
Winchester
Mrs. Wolfe
Garland Wolfe
Lowell Wolfe
Hetzel Wolfe, Jr
Forrest Wolfe
Green Lane Cemetery
William Cuningham
Oren Daughtery
Floyd Mowery
Jacob Bean
Dillon Lee
Haye Lee
Memorial Hospital
Vera
President urged firm wartime stance after submarine issue
The article notes U S policy discussions push for entry into World War I. It mentions Bernstorff's recall and a note to the President urging a firm stand. It cites the President's belief that Americans are not willing to go to war after a few deaths.
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Bernstorff
United States
Mystery figure spotted at second Bremer abduction trial
John Karpavics, father of Alvin Karpis, was photographed after emerging from the St. Paul courthouse during the second Bremer abduction trial. The Chicago janitor refused to pose, and his appearance remained shrouded in mystery.
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John Karpavics
Alvin Karpis
Public Enemy No
Bremer
St. Paul
Minn
Karpavics
Chicago
Virginia Legislature Debates Rogers Highway Plan Budget Bill
In Richmond the General Assembly received major bills including the 118,918,000 budget and the Rogers 10 year highway program with admin support. Hearings on election contests involve Wise Dickenson Democrats facing Republican rivals. Special sessions and pension debates give way to road, finance and education measures shaping Virginia policy.
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Richmond
Rogers Commission
General Assembly
Governor's Advisory Council
ABC
Gov. Peery
Rogers
House
Senate
Wise-Dickenson
Roland Chase
R. R. Parker
H. M. Bandy
Wise
H. M. Sutherland
Dickenson
Roy Kilburne
Stuart McFall
Frank Moore
Rockbridge
Appropriations Committee
Dovell
E. Blackburn Moore
Clarke
Melvin Hodges
Mecklenburg
Charles E. Stuart
Westmoreland
Bristol
Salem
Staunton
Culpeper
Fredericksburg
Lynchburg
Cuffolk
John Spiers
Ralph
Wife Preservers Salads and Creamed Mixtures
A fragment notes canned pimiento cups used in salads or creamed mixtures. The item appears as a domestic food preparation reference with no clear event or outcome.
Baltimore Market Report Emergency Prices Across Livestock and Produce
Baltimore and Chicago market notes report varied pricing for produce and livestock. Apples and potatoes show mixed regional values while cattle hogs and sheep at Baltimore and Chicago reflect softer demand and lower quotes across weight classes for mid January.
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Baltimore
Maine
New York
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Jerseys
U. S
Jersey
Maryland
U.S
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agric
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Local Markets and Wholesale Flour PricesListed
Local markets list wholesale flour prices Crystal brand 98 lb bags at 5.75 per barrel and 48 lb 5.85, 24 lb 5.85, 12 lb 6.05. Cracked and shelled corn, scratch and mixed feeds, dairy feeds, and egg mashes shown with varied per hundred and per bag rates. Retail market shows 98 lb bags at 6.25 and 48 lb bags at 6.35 per barrel.
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Magnolia
Kasco
S.cecusvacies
Janes Eaeenas Coette
Leliy
Eeeieraeiaa Teres Creamery
Market in stocks falters after tepid session
New York traders opened with a lackluster day as profit taking and slow rally attempts left prices on a steady track. Late bids were muted with mixed results in rails and oils while utilities drifted upward and transfers neared three million shares. 2 p m quotes listed numerous major issues and losses in foreign currencies and grains.
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New York
Wheat and grain prices edge higher in Chicago trade
Wheat steadies to small gains on January 16 with May at 1 4 lower. Corn and oats show mixed moves while government wheat board supplies and Canadian exports influence the quiet session. Cash grain notes list No 2 red wheat around 1.05 and various corn oat prices. Baltimore spot wheat and Winchester quotes cited.
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Chicago
Government Wheat Board
Baltimore
Winchester
Hull Appears To Give Testimony On Neutrality
In Washington on January 16 the House foreign affairs committee questioned Secretary Hull on the neutrality bill. Several members voiced support for exempting Italy and Ethiopia from any replacement act beyond February 29, arguing it would remain neutral only if those belligerents are not covered.
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Washington
Italy
Ethiopia
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Hull
Neutrality Legislation Expands War Goods Embargo Authority
The bill would apply to current and future belligerents and require embargoes on arms and munitions shipments. It also gives the President power to embargo materials usable for war. McReynolds noted arguments to exempt present belligerents to avoid charges of discrimination and cautioned that changing neutrality rules during war could be seen as an unneutral act.
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McReynolds
D-Tenn
Miss Fletcher Pneumonia Victim From Whitacre
Illness from pneumonia proved fatal for Miss Anna Fletcher at her sister in law Mrs Laura Whitacre home in Whitacre county. She was daughter of Elizabeth and Isaac Fletcher and longtime member of the Methodist church. Survived by half sister Mrs Luther Johnson of High View West Virginia and three half brothers William Clarence Levi Fletcher of Whitacre Winchester. Funeral was held at the Whitacre Methodist church with six nephews serving as pallbearers Roy Russell Leonard Robert Fletcher and Walker Hovermale.
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Anna Fletcher
Laura Whitacre
Whitacre
Miss Fletcher
Elizabeth
Isaac Fletcher
Methodist Episcopal Church
Luther Johnson
High View
W. Va
William Fletcher
Clarence
Levi Fletcher
Winchester
Whit Acre
Roy
Holmes
Russell
Leonard
Robert Fletcher
Walker Hovermale
Doan's Pills for Back Pain Relief
This old treatment points to tired kidneys as the cause of backaches. Doan's Pills have been used for 40 years to flush out kidney tubes and relieve symptoms like backache, fatigue, and night swelling.
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Doan
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