Washington and the American ideals keynote speech by Byrd
Senator Byrd honors Washington at a tribute event praising his role as Father of the Nation. He stresses Washington’s balance of peace and independence, and the Constitution’s protection of liberties, urging unity and constitutional fidelity to face current economic challenges.
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America
Ashington
Guizot
Byrd
Virginia
John W. Daniel
George Washington
Washington
Old Dominion
Frederick
Virginia House of Burgesses
The
Potomac
Henry Lee
Edward Everett
Ington
Philadelphia
Thomas Jefferson
Our
Republic
Wise
Supreme Court
John Marshall
Richmond
James Madison
Charles Evans Hughes
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Court House
National Avenue
Woodstock Lane
Harris Orchard
Arthur C. Stottlemyer
Robert T. Barton
Unsatisfactory Voice Described by Woman's Home Companion
A writer for the Woman's Home Companion defines an unsatisfactory voice as muffled guttural strident rasping shrill raucous and monopitch. The critique outlines how tone quality affects intelligibility and presence.
Safety head urged to resign over fatal Lake Erie boat party
Cleveland officials demand resignation of Safety Director Martin Lavelle after reports he attended a speedboat party on Lake Erie that led to the drowning of city employee Miss Mildred Brockman. Lavelle initially denied knowledge of the tragedy then admitted drinking before and during the trip with other officials and employees.
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Martin Lavelle
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Mildred Brockman
Lavelle
Dr. Allen Dominates Culpeper Horse Show Honors
Dr. L. M. Allen's Royal Wonder wins green hunters and 3 and 4 year old hunter prizes at Culpeper show. Clifton's Rose takes road hacks and working hunters with Petit Poule in support. Skyrocket tops touch and out class. Fluttering wins steeplechase. Record turnout noted as largest since 1926 with 5 000 spectators.
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Dr. Allen
Culpeper
L. R. Colbert
Skyrocket
Little Dicky Kelly
Richmond
Little Dicky
G. C. Everhart
Hill and Dale
Whitney
William Anderson
Star Wink
Ann Duvall
Peach Bros
Recall
G. E. Doyle
Glory Road
John Hay Whitney
Manley W. Carter
Royal Wonder
L. M. Allen
Hunter’s Choice
George Greenlaugh
Nijinsky
John B. Anderson
Meander Farm
Turner Eens
Dorothy Peach
Horse show results highlight multiple classes and placings
Free-for-all handicap Won Nip with W. H. Broach placing second for Mu s Heroine with Mary Keogh. Cathode Ray ridden by Elizabeth Road hacks won by Mitzie with Ray Shoemaker second Clifton's Rose third. Ween Lady with Mrs. Charles D Sabin Jr. placed third. Touch and out jumping class won by Skyrocket ridden by L R Colbert. Ladies hunters won by Two Loggins with Mrs John Hay Whitney second Bon Diable third Cy-Des Baux with Mrs John Hay Whitney.
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W. H. Broach
Mary Keogh
Elizabeth
Mitzie
Ray
Shoemaker
Clifton
Rose
L. M. Allen
Charles D. Sabin, Jr
Skyrocket
L. R. Colbert
Loggins
John Hay Whitney
Bon Diable
Cy- Des Baux
John Haytney
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Winchester Billiard Parlor
Tellis J. Sigros
N. Loudoun
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North Main St
Fanmont Avenue
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Peyton Street
Capon River
Albert Baker
Cork St
A. B. Gas Range
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Fairmont Avenue
Cameron St
Henry Mears
Stephens City
Frank R. Simpson
Success
John P. Allen
N. Loudoun St
Aetna Automobile Insurance
Wilmer F. Shryock
Geo. Dempster
Apt
Lafayette Blvd
Detroit
Mich
Ralph W. van Sickel
Confluence
Rawleigh’s
Box
Star Restaurant
Care Star
C. BE. McDonald
R. F. D. Box
Romney
W. Va
West Virginia
Commercial
Dorothy Lupton
Lupton Orchard
Pingley’s
Phil H. Gold
Riverside
Boston
Skippy
Geo. E. Fansler
W. Monmouth St
Dr. L. M. Allen
Paul
By Paul Robinson
Etta Kett
Dad
Nou
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OKAN
Etta Terry
Muggs McGinnis
Grandpa
Central Press Association, Inc
Greens
MR Green
RM Stges In
Batiste
Moling & Cather
T.F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Winchester Evening Star
de- Park, MN
18Th St
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