Baltimore visitor attends funeral and departures noted
Miss Tressie Pangle of Baltimore is visiting her mother Mrs N J Headley at Middle while Rev H N Laws of Onancock Va and Mrs Frank And and Mrs J J Ward of Blackwater Va attend the funeral. Col Walter Shipley of Washington a Baltimore and Ohio official is in town on business. Rev and Mrs L M Ritter of Bowling Green Va arrived to attend the funeral of the late Mrs Frank Anderson.
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Tressie Pangle
Baltimore
N. J. Headley
H. N. Laws
Onanock
Tété
Frank Andin
J. J. Ward
Blacke, Va
Anderson
Walter Shipley
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
L. M. Ritter
Bowling Green, Va
Frank Anderson
Legislative items mix in Virginia Senate and House actions
The report outlines Senate and House measures including textbook procurement rules, text book use until 1980, and a proposed four year General Assembly term with a 90-day session. It notes bills on medical testimony consent, workmen compensation changes, a new tax commission, tollgate abolition, and clerks fees deposits, plus local bills and committee meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Oice
W. Smith, Jr
Board of Education
Senate
Wright
Navy
R. Kent Spiller
Fmr
Anothi
General Assembly
Cotmere A
Folkes
Tax Commission
Brewer
Suffolk
W. Stuart Moffett
Staurton
A. S. Johnson
Isle of Wight
Alfred Smith
Noex County
One Killed Two Injured In Auto Crash Near Greencastle
In the early morning near Greencastle Pennsylvania a car went over an embankment on the Middleburg pike. William K. Robinson 35 was killed when thrown and his neck believed broken. Fred Sellers and George Carey were injured and taken to Greencastle by fellow workers heading to Western Maryland Railway shops in Hagerstown Maryland. Robinson was driving and authorities suspect loss of control while adjusting his coat collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
William K. Robinson
Fred. Sellers
George Carey
Middleburg Pike
Greencastle
Western Maryland Railway
Robinson
Sellers
Carey
Robinson Leaves Widow and Five Children
Robinson was married and survived by four widows and five children, according to the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
48 Nations Must Ratify World Court Reservations
The Senate continues to debate the Lodge reservations limiting US participation in the World Court. The plan preserves US independence while allowing voluntary jurisdiction with consent. Senators Lenroot and Swanson coordinate a bipartisan push amid ongoing executive session since December 17.
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Pace
Senate
United States
League of Nations
World Court
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Foreign Relations Committee
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