Duvall Sets Pace In League C With 153 For Highest Game
Winchester Woolen leads League C as the second half starts while Duvall posts the high game 153 for RO and 375 in high set. Van Neer 142 and Luby 129 lead other top marks. Sunshine Cleaners, Winchester Steam Laundry and Winchester Woolen Mill top team pins.
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Winchester Woolen
R. Duvall
van Neer
Luby
Knee
D. Miller
van Meter
Baker
T. Rhea
Sunshine Cleaners
Winchester Steam Laundry
Winchester Woolen Mill
Dr. Pepper Lingo
Streite
Clark Wees
Anderson
Rouss Fire Co
Floyd Tate
Hottel Tee Eeree
Everley Eenee
Grim Sae Wene
White Ees Eeens
Cammer’s
Dry C Truby
Gilkin Ry
Cammer
Grim
Jobe Oear
Dearmont
Forney
Cscees
Duvall
Bayliss
Eee
Feeeeee
Knitti
Cunningham
Beating Probed in Death of Indiana Justice
Investigation into the death of Robert E. Parks Justice of the Peace at Hobart Indiana reveals he was severely beaten before dying. Police questioned Franklin T. Fetterer Jr his brother in law after an argument over spousal support and a divorce suit.
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Justice of the Peace
Robert E. Parks
Hobart
Ind
Parks
Franklin T. Fetterer, Jr
Fetterer
Central Press
Employee of Railroad Nears 100
Milwaukee industrial profile notes John M. Horan nearing his 100th birthday while still active with the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad. Beginning at 17 as a fuel supply worker for wood burning locomotives, he rose to machinist, engineer, locomotive inspector, and boilers washer chief in Milwaukee shops.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John M. Horan
United States
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Horan
H. A. Scadrett
Appeals Court Rules On Cases In Virginia
The Virginia Court of Appeals granted writs of error in two cases and denied in three others. Austin T. Quick received a writ of error in a Hastings Court suit against the Southern Churchmen Company over a $10,000 breach contract with a $879.81 judgment against Quick. Hearings were refused in four cases and denied in two more, including Robert E. Cole versus the Commonwealth and others involving Gustavia Wade and William F. Nicholas creditors.
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Richmond
Virginia Court of Appeals
Austin T. Quick
Hastings Court
Southern Churchmen Company
Episcopal
Quick
Robert E. Cole
The
Commonwealth
Gustavia Wade
Eenee
Ere Wade
Chesapeake A. Ohio Railway Company
William F. Nicholas
Kings Distributors
Marion Ayres
Dr Stauffer to Direct Research for New State Agency
Dr Stauffer will split duties between the unemployment commission and the department of taxation. He will keep his current taxation post while establishing an office with unemployment, aiming to align research in employment stabilization with revenue stabilization. He has long studied taxation, public finance, and social welfare.
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Dr. Stauffer
New State Agency
Harry F. Byrd
University of Virginia
Stauffer
Unemployment Commission
Department of Taxation
Milton Works To Become Senator In New Jersey Move
Jersey City January 19. Quiet and serious John Milton longtime legal adviser to Mayor Hague’s Democratic organization raced to clear up his affairs ahead of taking a seat in the United States Senate. Appointed by Governor A Harry Moore who left the Senate to seek a third term as governor Milton the 56 year old former legal adviser to Moore and two other former governors is poised to be sworn in next week.
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Jersey City
N. J
John Milton
Brain Trust
Frank Hague
Democratic
United States Senate
A. Harry Moore
Senate
Moore
Bridge Formed By Ice Guards
Police kept watch around a new ice bridge at the foot of Niagara Falls to stop people from crossing. The ice bridge formed overnight from spray, creating a slippery and dangerous path that drew several attempts to walk it.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Tracy G. Levee
Will Rogers Humorous Story About Oil Family
In Kansas a family strikes oil and ice to show off wealth. Eleven year old Jack resists high hats and strict manners taught by a governess. When Bob and his mother visit, Jack initially sits but later stands like a soldier to impress the guest.
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Kansas
Jack
Bob
Inq
Spanish Civil War drains Spain as 18 months pass
Spanish Civil War enters its 18th month with government spending over 5 million pesetas daily and insurgent costs similar. About 1,000,000 soldiers, 2,000,000 dead or injured so far, war expected to last years with exhaustion and ruin spreading across the country. Major leaders warn of prolonged conflict while mobilization shifts labor to factories and farms.
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Charles P. Nutter
Madrid
Associated Press
Spain
Francisco Franco
Manuel Aranda
Juan Negrin
Republic
Illness Fatal To William Triplett
William J. Triplett known as Uncle William died at his home at 2:10 PM after a prolonged illness. A Capon Bridge native, he worked at Strother Tidball farm before moving to Stephens City to serve Dudley Miller as a house man. Funeral services are Thursday at Mt. Carmel Church at 2 PM with burial in Orrick Cemetery.
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William J. Triplett
North
Cameron Street
William
Capon Bridge
Strother Tidball
Stephens City
Dudley Miller
Mt. Carmel Church
Orrick Cemetery
Richmond Eyes Ford Lot for State Library Site
Richmond finance committee votes 6 to 2 to recommend conveying the Ford lot to the state for a new library. The plan, supported despite Mayor Bright's opposition, heads to the common council on February 7 for action with conditions for courts of record in the building.
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Richmond
Ford
J. Fulmer Bright
Common Council
Bright
James J. Price
House of Delegates
Ashton Dovell
Lee O. Miller
Rainfall Averages for 25 Year Period 1913 37
Present and past rainfall totals show January to December precipitation figures for a 25 year span ending 1937. The Winchester Research Laboratory provides monthly average inches with an annual total of 35.36 inches.
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Taieuatee
Winchester Research Laboratory
Hot Shot Fires Box of Matches in New Haven Hockey Match
Red Young scored a goal described as a hot shot in New Haven. The puck grazed goalie Red War's hip pocket and set fire to a box of matches he carried. Ward extinguished the flames with six gloves. damage was slight but painful.
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New Haven
Conn
Red Young
Red War
Ward
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