Court Names Receivers For Service Corp
Norfolk Virginia July 1 Judge of the United States District Court appointed Henry W. Anderson of Rich York Auchindoss and Charles A. McCulloch Pallishates as receivers for the National Service Corporation of Virginia to prevent claims against the Virginia concern and protect creditors from actions or removals.
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Associated Press
Norfolk, Va
D. Way
United States Legal Court
Henry W. Anderson
Rich York
Auchindoss
New
Charles A. McCulloch
Naionalervice Corporation
Virginia
Electric Apee Ees ‘Corporation of
New York
Wildcats Set to Battle Park Team Saturday at Home
Williamsport Wild Cats, 14 wins and 3 losses, host Park on Saturday in a hard fought game. Sunday Woodstock Athletic Club visits, featuring top Shenandoah Valley players, with local fans hoping for another strong showing.
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Williamsport Wild Cats
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Woodstock Athletic Club
Shenandoah Valley
Woodstock B
Kiddies Enjoy Playgrounds At Municipal Park
Hundreds of youngsters found relief from the heat at Rouss Spring Park as the wading pool and playgrounds opened for two days. Bennie Jones caretaker. Virginia Boyd from Handley High School assists in teaching games. The Winchester Park Association and Winchester Playground Association sponsor the facilities and urge mothers to bring children for wholesome play.
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Rouss Spring Park
Winchester Park Association
Winchester Playground Association
Bennie Jones
Virginia Boyd
Handley High School Physiial Education Department
Amelia Earhart Begins West Coast Trip From Newark
Amelia Earhart Putnam departed Newark at 6:11 am on a non stop business and pleasure flight to Los Angeles. She travels with her husband George Palmer Putnam publisher and his son David Finney Putnam to attend the Olympic games and to assist on a West Coast business trip.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Atlantic
Los Angeles
George Palmer Putnam
David Finney Putnam
Stock market shows improved tone to start half year
In New York on July 1 the stock market opened with a distinctly improved tone after a morning setback. Bonds also strengthened as the main influence on the share market with sterling cables at two cents to $3.67 and money renewed at 2 1/4 per cent.
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Associated Press
New York
Radio broadcasts reveal Democratic National Convention buzz
Late night radio coverage from Winchester focuses on the 1932 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Harry F. Byrd is named as a leading contender from Virginia, with strong local Democratic support and many residents staying up through the night to hear the first ballot results.
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Chicago
United States
Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Old Dominion
Commonwealth
Union
Lone Bandit Holds Up Bank At Gate City
A lone robber extorted 5158 from the First National Bank in Gate City Virginia after forcing assistant cashier Charles C Pendleton to open the vault. The thief locked Pendleton in the vault then escaped as the time lock opened. Pendleton was freed about ten minutes later.
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Associated Press
Gate City
First National Bank
Charles C. Pendleton
Pendleton
Autoist Asked To Return Card
A driver is urged to return a duplicate driving card to the state division of motor vehicles in Richmond. Andrew Bell, secretary, said he did not have the name or address of the man who possibly picked up the duplicate card with other papers.
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State Division of Motor Vehicles
Richmond
Andrew Bell
Marion Talley Marries German Singer in White Plains
Marion Talley of Kansas City concert singer and former Metropolitan Opera soprano wed Michael Rauchesson, a German singer, in White Plains after secretly obtaining a marriage license. The ceremony took place yesterday at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Thomas H. Watkins officiating.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Marion Talley
Kansas City
Metropolitan Opera Company
Michael Rauchesson
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas H. Watkins
Children’s Day Services Planned at Round Hill Church
Plans complete for annual Chil dren's Day services to be held Sunday evening at 8 in the Methodist Church South Round Hill. Mrs. Strother Sherman of Berryville avenue will direct with the children seated for talks recitations and a playlet titled A Question for Eve. Music has been arranged for the services, which have been annual and well attended in past years.
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Andro Hill
Methodship
South
Round Hill
Strother Sherman
Berryville Avenue
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