Effort to pave way for U S of Europe plan in early date
An Associated Press report outlines push for a pan European Union in which Europe unites as a federation. Key backers include Coudenhove Kalergi and many European leaders who warn Geneva failures require new security and economic fusion. Vienna is highlighted as a prime seat for a future congress.
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U.S
Europe
Sues Associated Press
R. R. Coudenhove-Kalergi
Neue Freie Presse
America
Austria
Coudenhove-Kelergi
Vienna
Social Democrats
United States
Dispute Over Automobile Back To Beginning
Martinsburg West Virginia July 6 The dispute over a Dodge automobile bought by Taylor to cover a repair bill returns to the starting point after a Circuit Court appeal from a justice of the peace verdict. The Winchester Credit Company financed the car. Special Judge A C Nadenbousch ruled no magistrate judgment on the jury verdict for property, only the verdict itself. The appeal was dismissed without prejudice. Attorneys Campbell and Senciadiver have filed suit in defunte before Justice P R Harrison for possession of the car in the name of Winchester Corporation Company.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Pine and Son
Harry Taylor
Dodge
Taylor
Justice’s Court
A. C. Nadenbousch
Campbell and
Senciadiver
P. R. Harrison
Winchester Corporation Company
Visitors and locals share a Sunday at Hogue Creek
On Hogue Creek July 1 Mr and Mrs Leslie Ramey and children Gladys Carlton and Boyd visited Mr and Mrs Charles Reed. Vernon Baker and children Gene and Garland returned home after a weekend in West Virginia. Turner Sirbaugh and Frances Douglas from Winchester called on John Nelsons. F W Spillihan of Winchester guests at J S Orndoffs. Luther Larrick and daughter Frances visited Carter Hoover. J S Orndoff visited his nephew William Clowser. Charley White and children visited A L Nail’s family. Annie Crabill of Mountain Falls visits Mrs Ella Bowman who remains ill. Harvesting efforts by local farmers nearly complete.
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Hogue Creek
Leslie Ramey
Gladys
Carlton and Boyd
Ollie Clowser
Charles
Pauline
Charles Reed
Vernon Baker
Gene
Garland
West Virginia
Turner Sirbaugh
Frances and
Douglas
Winchester
Charley White
A. L. Nail
Annie Crabill
Mountain Falls
Ella Bowman
Importance of Latin In Public Schools Stressed
In Indianapolis on July 1 B L Ullman of the University of Chicago urged Latin study in high schools to boost spelling and word understanding. He cited an investigation showing Latin’s strong vitality in English word origin and noted over half the English words derive from Latin.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
B. L. Ullman
University of Chicago
American Classical League
National Educational Association
Ullman
Latin teachers in demand say University of Migssis professor
Alexander L. Bondurant, professor of Latin at the University of Migssis, states that the south faces a shortage of qualified Latin teachers. He asserts that remediable pupils and proper methods in Latin classes could improve outcomes, but the demand exceeds the current supply of instructors.
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Alexander L. Bondurant
University of Migssis
South
Girl Saved From Drowning By a 12 Year Old Boy
Margaret Eutler, 15, nearly drowned at Shepherdstown West Virginia yesterday afternoon. Howard Schley, 12, of Shepherdstown swam to her aid as she went under for the third time and pulled her to shore with help from other swimmers. Friends of Schley plan to present him with a Carnegie Medal nomination.
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Margaret Eutler
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Howard Schley
Schley
Man Who Slew Wife and Cousin Gets Life Term
Greene county lumberman Grover Meadows was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his wife Serena Meadows and his cousin and employee Stanton Dean. A Stanardeville jury deliberated two hours after a seven day evidence period. Meadows confessed after claiming his wife admitted infidelity, then locked his five children in a cabin before surrendering at Harrisonburg.
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Grover Meadows
Greene County
Serena Meadows
Stanton Dean
Stanardeville
Meadows
Dean
Lonely Mountain Cabin
Harrisonburg
Mount Williams Dinner Guests and Local Visits
Mount Williams Virginia notes a weekend of visitors including A L Brewer and family, R L Loy and daughter, Boyd Brewer, Floyd and family, William Brewer and daughter, Viola Brewer. Florence Sager visited Mabel Clowser. Jonas Burkhart and son Lester visited Jacob Burkhart. P J Wolverton and Elwood from Strasburg stayed with relatives. Mrs George Wilson and Nettie returned home from Wardensville. Rev D R Cleckner to hold service July 4 at 8 pm.
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Mount Williams
A. L. Brewer
R. L. Loy
Boyd Brewer
Floyd Brewer
William Brewer
Viola Brewer
Florence Sager
Mabel Clowser
Jonas Burkhart
Lester
Jacob Burkhart
P. J. Wolverton
Elwood
Strasburg
George Wilson
Nettie
Wardensville
Rosemont Development Near Winchester
Rosemont lies one mile south of Winchester. It is a development of small farms and home sites ranging from a quarter to ten acres on limestone land at elevation overlooking the city. Building sites face a fifty foot street. buyers urged to act quickly and be among the first.
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Rosemont
Winchester
Schools Warn of Severe Vision Defects in Pupils
Indianapolis July 1 Associated Press reports a national study finds one in eleven city pupils and one in seven rural pupils have vision seriously handicapping school work. The 375-city study, led by Dr. Wood, examined 5 million children with about 12 percent found visually defective. Recommendations urge uniform eye exams, trained teachers, and better light in classrooms.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
National Education Association
Joint Committee On
American Medical Association
National Committee For the Prevention
Whitacre Family News From Virginia Visit
Whitacre notes from Whitacre Virginia as Dr Noble D Whitacre of Clarksburg WVa stays in town for several days Mrs Nettie Boxwell and granddaughter Helen Whitacre of Inona WVa visit friends here Mr Norman Whitacre and wife continue their travels and stay in the area
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Whitacre
Noble D. Whitacre
Clarksburg
W. Va
Nettie Boxwell
Helen Whitacre
Inona
Norman Whitacre
Whitacre Estate Cow Struck by Lightning. Washington Trip News
After visiting relatives FetnPied to Monseséx Pa. Mr and Mrs R E L Whitacre are found. The Whitacre estate reports a cow killed by lightning last Saturday. Mr Russell Fletcher returns home from a trip to Washington.
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Tor Monseséx
Teres
R. E. L. Whitacre
Aphaniel Hill
Whitacre
Russell Fletcher
Washington
Elks Fourth of July Picnic at Riverside Park
Winchester Elks plan a Fourth of July gathering at Riverside Park on the Shenandoah River. The event promises swimming fishing diversions and family fun with a fine orchestra and outdoor dancing under electric lights.
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Winchéster
Riverside Park
Shenandoah Rivers
Winchester
Elks
Banks Close for Independence Day Observance
Banks will be closed Saturday July 4 a legal holiday. Papers maturing that date may be paid Monday July 6. Cashiers Charles Summers John L Sloat and others note the holiday closures at Union Bank of Winchester Commercial & Savings Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank and Farmers and Merchant National Bank.
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Charles Summers
Union Bank of Winchester
John L. Sloat
Commercial & Savings Bank
Farm Union
Stephens City
Farmers” Waton
New People’s Bank
Scothorn
Sec
Treas
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Willard
Little Ampere
Dodge Brothers
J. Howard Cather & CO
SMALL
000 Motor CO
Stephens City, Va
Baker and
Kent Streets
P. I
Bumgardner
iNotes
Rosemont Developing Co
Herrell
Consult
ILLIS
The
South End Hose Company
Opequon Lake Park
Piccadilly
Braddock Street
Secur
Winchester Credit
H. M.,sartelle, Treas
M. B. Clowe
Beck’s Baking Corp
WM. G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
H. D. Fuller
Farmers and Merchant National Bank
Edward J. O'Brien
J. Hagerstown, Md
Walys
C. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock ST
Oeétrs
C. F. Smith
Optometrist
West Water
Smopathy
Ial RT. Jones &Co
Main St
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