Trustee's Sale of J. W. Hodson Property in Frederick Virginia
Notice of sale on February 27 1937 at the Frederick County Court House for a property with a residence in Shawnee District near Winchester Virginia. Terms require one third cash and the balance in two equal annual installments with bonds and a deed of trust securing payments. Auctioneers Duvallé Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Book Court House
Shawnee District
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Northside Road
Front Royal Turnpike
Fi M. Lynch
Duvallé& Dunn
Flood Rears Huntington As Refugees Receive Aid Amid Vast Spread
A correspondent describes Huntington WV amid catastrophic Ohio River flooding. The city pool of water covers four miles wide with many districts submerged and limited looting while relief workers provide clothing, meals, cots, fuel, and free transportation.
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R. B. Tendent
Huntington
W. Va
Woodstock
Ohio River
Guyan Valley International Nickel
Barboursville
Hast Huntington
Staunton Road
Enslow School
20Th Street
Guyandotte
5Th Avenue
10Th Street
Bnc
Cammack
Eighth Street Hill
Honaker’s
Advertiser
Bradshaw-Diehl’s
Ohio
Proctorville
Reservoir Park
Rotary Park
Sixth
Johnston School
Rice
Island Creek
Legion of Terror at Palace Today Only
Bruce Cabot and Marguerite Churchill star in the Columbia picture Legion of Terror at the Palace today only. The feature screens with Undersea Kingdom and a Three Stooges short A Pain in The Pullman plus a cartoon. Saturday offers Johnny Mack Brown Valley of The Lawless and Bob Livingston Vigilantes Are Coming in a big double western program. Blazing guns and plunging horses mark the canyon trail in a dangerous game.
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Bruce’ Cabot
Marguerite Churchill
Legion of Terror
Three Stooges
Johnny Mack Brown
Bob Livingston
Palace Theatre
Ice Mint Foot Comfort Ad Test for One Day
A drugstore ad invites readers to try Ice Mint for one day to prove foot comfort. It promises odor prevention cooling relief from corns and calluses and a claim that new shoes feel as comfortable as old boots.
Two Heroes of Another Flood Awarded Medals
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission honored John G. Ruzbacki and Alexander S. Bunny for rescuing Emmet March and Rhodes during a Kisimetas River flood in North Wandercrift Pa while Ohio Valley floods surged. Eight citations included six survivors and three fatalities. Trish Fitzgerald and McNeese died in rescues and earned medals for their widows.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Ohio Valley
John G. Ruzbacki
Alexander S.S. Bunny
Kisimetas River
Emmet March
Rhodes
North Wandercrift
Edward John Kunver
Oak Park
Inll
Carl E. Benson
Anita
David Wright Fitzgerald
Abbeville
George A. Trish
Hanover
William McNeese
Johnson City
Tenn
Trish
Fitzgerald
McNeese
Welfare Officials Enroute To Flood Aid
Virginia welfare officials and three sanitary engineers head to Louisville to organize flood relief. Welfare commissioner Arthur W. James and staff Harriet Tynes and Sarah Forstman travel by auto from Richmond. Health officials BE F. Meredith W H. Shewbridge and Norman Phillips Jr will assist in restoring water supplies. State police stand ready to deploy if needed.
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Richmond
Virginia
State
Det of Public Health
Louisville
Arthur W. James
Harriet Tynes
The
Social Service
Sarah Forstman
Children’s Bureau
Health Department
F. Meredith
W. H. Shewbridge
Norman Phillips
John Q. Rhodes, Jr
Refugees Moved Free By Norfolk & Western Trains
In Roanoke Virginia on January 29 the Norfolk and Western Railway announced it has evacuated more than 2000 refugees from the flood stricken Ohio Valley, transporting Red Cross nurses, coast guardsmen, boats, food and medical supplies. Refugees move free while coast guardsmen travel at a special train tariff.
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Roanoke
Ohio Valley
Portsmouth
Kenova
W. Va
Norfolk and Western Railway
W. Jenks
Red Cross
Coast
Driver jailed goat hitchhiker in Fremont
A truck driver told Fremont police chief Herman Schneider that a goat found in his trailer was not his and had somehow boarded en route from Erie to Detroit. The driver claimed no goats were in the load when he started, but the goat remained jailed by the police chief.
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Fremont, O
Herman Schneider
Erie
Detroit
Schneider
Nation's lawmakers on Capitol Hill reports and votes
Senate appropriations subcommittee advances a 900 million deficiency relief bill while judiciary subcommittee resumes hearings on the O Mahoney industrial licensing measure. House committees continue hearings on haul orders farm tenancy and supply bills with sessions in recess. Yesterday postmasters gain civil service status. Ways and Means backs a bill extending presidential authority to negotiate reciprocal trade agreements.
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Senate
House
Senate Appropriations
Senate Judiciary
O’mahoney
House Interstate Commerce and Agriculture
House Appropriations
State, Justice, Commerce and Labor Departments
Ways and Means Committee
Accidents Occur Early In Runs In Bus Service
Richmond Virginia January 28 A State Corporation Commission hearing on proposed rules for passenger bus operators heard Atlantic Lines vice president George Engle say drivers neglect focus early in runs due to personal concerns. Engle noted current 14 hour daily shifts. proposed rules seek eight consecutive hours driving with ten hours off.
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Richmond
George
Engle
Atlantic Lines
State Corporation Commission
Commission
Striking Seamen Are Released After Guilty Pleas
Forty four of fifty six striking seamen arrested January twenty first for mass picketing were freed by Judge James U V Court Ni On after pleading guilty to city ordinance violations with no bail. They had been jailed since January twenty one unable to post appeal bonds of twenty five dollars. The city attorney said cases would proceed next month. The seamen voted to abandon the strike and wished to return to work. Assistant City Attorney Jonathan W. Old Jr represented the city.
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Norfolk
James UV
Jonathan W. Old, Jr
Brown Bomber Picked To Win Garden Bout
Bookmakers favored Louis to beat Pastor in Garden arena with around 18 000 fans paying up to 16 50. Louis holds weight edge at about 203 pounds to 185 for Pastor and is seen as the stronger favorite though past upsets keep room for a shock.
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Ted
Louis
Hago
Ballyhoo
New York University
Joe
Max Schmeling
Pastor
Max Baer
King Levinsky
Detroit
Battle Addresses Young Democrats at Fauquier County Meeting
State Senator John Battle of Charlottes ville spoke at the annual Young Democratic Club of Fauquier County event in Warrenton. He outlined provisions of the unemployment insurance act he helped shape. Guests enjoyed a dinner after the meeting with officers J Ray Harcombe J Alfred Austin Wallace N Tiffany and Grace Hamilton named as leaders.
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Warrenton
John Battle
Charlottesville
Young Democratic Club
Fauquier County
Battle
J. Ray Harcombe
J. Alfred Austin
Wallace N. Tiffany
Grace Hamilton
Washington County farm bureau opposes gas tax diversion
At the annual meeting in Hagerstown Maryland resolutions opposing diversion of gasoline tax funds to non highway purposes were approved. Roy Weagley was reelected president of the county organization.
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Hagerstown
M4d
Washington County Farm Bureau
Roy Weagley
Organi
3rd District Leaders To Meet
Governor Peery said no election date until after a committee meeting decides on a primary. Dave E. Satterfield Jr. is the only formally announced candidate to succeed the man he opposed. Elizabeth Hoskins Montague, the congressman's widow, is being mentioned as a possible candidate with Gordon Ambler Ashton Dovell and Mayor J Fulmer Bright as probable nominees.
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Peery
Dave E. Satterfield, Jr
Elizabeth Hoskins Montague
Capitol
Gordon B. Ambler
Richmond
State Senate
Ashton Dovell
Red Cross Flood Relief Broadcast Promises Star Lineup
A two hour Red Cross flood relief broadcast is planned for Monday night starting at 10 on WJZ NBC. It will feature top radio entertainers and speakers from Miami Chicago Hollywood and New York. The program shifts the Radio Forum to 9 with Senator Borah discussing the Supreme Court followed by Saturday fare on WEAF WABC and WJZ including a Philharmonic concert opera and other shows.
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New York
Red Cross
Wjz-Nbc
Miami
Chicago
Hollywood
William E. Borah
Supreme Court
NBC
CBS Mbs
Mr. Roosevelt
Usua
WABC
CBS
Kate Smith
Upton
Japan
WEAF
Uncle Ezra
Jessie Waltz
Varsity
Cngo
Johnny Orchestra
Hal Kemp
Philadelphia Orchestra
Guy Lombardo
WJZ
RX Chandler
Victor Moore
Helen Broderick
Phil Levant
Chi
National Democratic Forum
David I. Walsh
Kaltenmeyer
Los Angeles Philharmonic
St. Paul's
Metropolitan Opera
Siegfried
Nickelodeon
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WaLl Paper and Paint
Hillyard Wall Paper and Paint CO
Capitol Hill
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Washington Herald
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East Piccadilly St
la Expectant
Mennen
Ywne
Hal Kemp and
Kay Thompson
Chesterfield
of Columbia Stations
Pine Motor CO
Winchester, VA
Brad
Cect Sts
Firestone
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores
Loudoun St
N.B.C
Red Network
Hevrole
O.K
Motor Perfect
Nash
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
ASCO
McVicar
Boscawen St
Hughes
FORD
Bickers Motor Co
H. W. Ebert
Hillyard Wall Paper & Paint Co
Herbert S. Larrick
C. L Brumback
East Boscawen Street
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