Salvation Army Tackles Recurrent Family Problems in Winchester
In a Winchester case study the Salvation Army outlines a cycle of five generations of neglected parenting leading to teen pregnancy and social issues. The article details a 15 year old girl’s troubled home with a drunken father, a mentally deficient mother, and risky outside relations, urging ongoing follow up and character building.
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Mathais Bott
The
Salvation Army
Winchester
Canzoneri and Ambers Triumph In Indoor Fights and Early College Wins
Tony Canzoneri stopped Newsboy real in a San Francisco bout while Lou Ambers outpointed Paul Junior in New York. Also Mike Thomas and Tony Cisco drew in Philadelphia. Basketball: Long Island beat Toledo 46 39, Villanova topped Temple 44 29, and Oregon routed Oregon State 46 3.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Joe
Newsboy
Real
Boston
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Paul Junior
Lewiston
Minneapolis
Harry Thomas
Eagle Bend
Minn
Dick Daniels
Philadelphia
Tony Cisco
Norristown
Jesse Pierce
Drew
Long Island
Toledo
Manhattan
St. Joseph's
Phila
Villanova
Temple
West Virginia Wesleyan
Davis and Elkins
Denver
Colorado State
Colorado
Wyoming
Southern California
California
St. Mary's
Santa Clara
Oregon
Oregon State
Brick hurled through drug store window theft of two razors
A thief smashed a drug store window in Omaha Nebraska and stole two electric razors. The razors reportedly had no motors.
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Omaha, Neb
Trespass Case In Continued
Trial Justice A J Tavenner continued a trespass and unlawful hunting case against Elwood and Asa Smith to Tuesday January 31. The dispute centers on alleged trespass on land owned by Harry Orndorff and fox hunting with dogs amid snow. Witness testimony varied over dates and possession of guns.
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A. J. Tavenner
Elwood
Asa Smith
Harry Orndorff
Orndorff
Smiths
Tavenner
Richard Cooper
Barney Wisecarver
Slim Marriage Odds for Working Versus Nonworking Graduates
A Chicago report by Lyle M. Spencer and a team of sociologists outlines expectations for June graduates. They project one in three odds for marriage within five years and two in five for employment within one year, with working graduates more likely to divorce and later marriages. They warn the shift toward independence and all day absence from home reshapes family life.
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Chicago
Sweet Girl
Lyle M. Spencer
Science Research Associates
Louis Says He Will Meet Galento At Any Time
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis declares he is ready to fight Tony Galento whenever his handlers approve. Louis dismisses Galento as a third-rate fighter with a good punch, predicting a four round contest and noting Galento’s stamina has weakened by illness. Promoter Jacob confirms the readiness to stage the bout.
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Louis
Galento
Chicago
Joe Louis
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
Detroit
National Boxing Association
E Jacob
Carrie Chapman Catt Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
Suffrage and peace leader Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt recently marked her eightieth birthday. The milestone highlights her long career in reform and advocacy.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
Catt
French Japanese Relations Strained by Ambassador Rejection
Tokyo reports French-Japanese ties worsened after France rejected Masayuki Tani as ambassador to Paris. Japan had proposed Tani in November but Paris declined, citing his past accusation that France aided China. Tani made the remarks at a press conference last summer.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
France
Masayuki Tani
Paris
Japan
Tani
China
Ben
Soils In Virginia Poor In Phosphorus Says Study
Analysis of soils and fertilizer tests across Virginia shows most soils deficient in phosphorus, urging broader use of phosphate to sustain crop and livestock production. Rates like 1.50 per 240 pounds of 20 percent superphosphate are offered as payments, with grants of triple super phosphate for soil building, and deductions from 1939 conservation program payments for farmers adopting legume pastures.
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Virginia Tech
Virginia
AAA
Agricultural Conservation Association
Forty Bush Leagues Ready To Open Season
Baseball's centennial finds 40 bush leagues set to start the season, three more than 1939. Arizona-Texas and Ohio State leagues will expand from four to six teams, announced by Joe F. Carr of Columbus, minor leagues promotional director since 1933.
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Columbus
Arizona-Texas
Ohio State
Joe F. Carr
Roosevelt in fine shape ahead of 57th birthday
President Roosevelt remains physically fit as he nears his fifty seventh birthday, according to Rear Admiral Ross McIntire. The president weighs about 188 pounds, with routine workouts and swimming at the White House pool, and plans a Caribbean cruise in two to three weeks to rest and observe fleet maneuvers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ross McIntire
Navy
White House
Admiral McIntire
Congress
Berryville social notes and travels
Miss Anne Cabell Moore and her sister left Berryville for Washington to stay a month. Guests included Mrs. E. L. Tessier and Mrs. Hobson McGehee hosting bridge in honor of Mrs. Williams. The Spencers opened a cottage in Fairfield estate with guests from Chicago and Virginia. The Doughertys planned a Florida visit, and Rev. R. H. Rowland and family will vacation in St. Petersburg. Price leads the President's birthday card party with Clarke county's Fight Paralysis goal of 310 and March of Dimes dance tickets in Winchester.
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Berryville
Anne Cabell Moore
Samuel C. Williams
Washington
E. L. Tessier
Richmond
J. F. McGrath
Blackburn Smith
Samuel S. Williams
Robert W. Compton
Charlotesville
Joseph F. Moore
Hobson HeGehee
Compton
Pielding
McGehee
J. F. Moore
James Riddle
Charles F. McIntosh
J. M. H. Clagett
Graham Dougherty
Woodley
Cocoanut’ Grove
Florida
R. H. Rowland
Clifton Price
Berryville High School
J. D. Griffing
H. B. Harris
M. F. Wisecarver
R. H. Potts
Hobson McGehee
Clarke County
Winchester
Royal Arcanum Banquet Held By Winchester Lodge
The Royal Arcanum lodge of Winchester held its regular meeting Thursday night at the Liberty Hall tea room with over 25 members and guests present. Several important business matters were discussed during the banquet.
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Royal Arcanum
Royal Arcanum Lodge
Winchester
Liberty Hall
Sprinting Stars Ready To Battle At Santa Anita
Seabiscuit’s absence opens a six furlong San Felipe Handicap at Santa Anita with a deep field led by Sun Egret, Marica, Specify and others. Eighteen declared but post time scratches expected to reduce the starting gate to ten or more as Charles S. Howard delays Seabiscuit’s 1939 debut to a more favorable occasion.
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Los Angeles
Seabiscuit
Santa Anita Park
San Felipe
Charles S. Howard
Santa Anita
A. C. Compton
T. D. Taggert
Marica
A. A. Baroni
Specify
Speed
House Balks At Expenses
Washington January 28. A conflict in the House centers on printing a magazine article by Rep Barton in the Congressional Record. Rep Halleck favors printing. Rep Buck objects citing cost and length. After exchanges and truces, Buck may withdraw his objection while some material is approved. Economy-minded members praise cutting the printing bill.
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Washington
House
Rep. Halleck
R.-Ind
Rep
Barton
Congressional Record
Buck
D.-Calif
Parton
Halleck
Taxpayers Warned Extensions Only for Illness
Virginia collector warns that extensions for 1938 tax returns will be denied except for illness or justified absence. Requests must use Treasury Form No 1134 signed by the filer or authorized officer for corporations and received before the due date to avoid penalties.
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N.b.ly
Virginia
Early
Treasury
Slaying Leads to Arrests in Jonesville Case
In Jonesville Virginia Sheriff R F Giles reports the arrest of a man and a woman in connection with the 3 year old killing of John Goins at Stone Creek. The suspects are Ann Fl Ho of St Charles and W O Day son of Somerset Kentucky, charged with murder.
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Jonesville
R. F. Giles
Yankee Manager To Get A Medal
Joseph Vincent McCarthy manager of the New York Yankees will receive the Baseball Writers Association of America outstanding achievement award from the New York chapter at the sixteenth annual dinner February 5. He is honored for guiding the Yanks to their third straight world championship last fall.
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New York
Joseph Vincent McCarthy
New York Yankees
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Scribes
McCarthy
Yanks
Real Estate for Sale in Virginia Properties Listed
Real estate ads list business locations on Main Street Berryville and Luray homes including a tourist home with 8 rooms on Route 11 south of Strasburg. Also a 2 story brick 14 room investment, 2 story brick 8 rooms on Richards Avenue, and a double house on Sharp and Kent streets. Several large and small lots offered with financing options.
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Main Street
Berryville
Luray
Strasburg
Virginia
Richards Avenue
Sharp Street
Kent Street
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