Objectives Of Major Parties Discussed At University Va
At the University of Virginia in Charlottesville a public affairs institute hosted Republican National Committee chairman John D. M. Hamilton and Senator Claude Pepper of Florida. Talks centered on the New Deal, press freedom, and the future political landscape with luncheon events for both parties and a wreath ceremony at Monticello.
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Charlottesville
Ske Gemmenders
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virinia
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
New
Franklyn Waltman
Charles Michelson
Democratic Party
Hamilton
Virginia
Waltman
Farmington Club
Pepper
Michelson
Republican Party
Roosevelt
America
Mannright
Clarence Ahalt
Clarendon
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
Henry A. Wise
Miriam Bocock
Gerould Rumble
Norfolk
Felix K. Parker
Roanoke
Lester Parsons
Raymond B. Cottrell
Young Republicans
Powell Royall
S. A. Reynolds
Pittsylvania
T. X. Parsons
Institute
Congress
Supreme Court
Mystery Figure Senta De Wanger In Spy Investigation
Feature writers craft a mystery around Senta De Wanger amid a New York espionage probe that led to 18 indictments. De Wanger, a friendly government witness not implicated in the ring, spent three weeks in protective custody at the federal building in New York. this is her first posed photo taken at Roosevelt Field.
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Senta de Wanger
New York
Miss de Wanger
Federal Building
Roosevelt Field
L. L
Watermelon Truck Fire Ends When Driver Dives Back In
John Duncan of Sprague Washington saved his load by tossing about 1500 pounds of melons from a burning truck. A passerby named Juice helped extinguish the blaze.
Old Supersition Bobs Up Again On Where Series Will Land
Baseball roundup notes the Yankees and Indians tied for the lead after July 4 with 41 wins each, as Pittsburgh charged with seven straight wins. Giants swept Brooklyn. Detroit rose to fourth. Cubs and Cardinals split. Phillies and Bees split as Shibe Park hosted its first home game.
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Fullerton, Jr
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Indians
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Washington
Yanks
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St. Louis
Vic
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Dimaggio
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Pete
Senators
Elden Auker
Harry Eisenstat
Bobby Feller
Ken Keltner
Moose Solters
Charley Gehringer
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Chicago
White Sox
Athletics
Paie Hose
Jack Knott
Browns
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Slick
Hal Schumacher
Clydell Castleman
Dick Bartell
Jim Ripple
Lou Chiozza
Gus Mancusco
Cincinnati
Cy Blanton
Bill Swift
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Bees
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Shibe Park
Bees
Claude Passeau
Thomas challenges New Orleans mayor over political machine
Socialist leader Thomas writes to Mayor Robert Maestri asking if he is a southern Hague and whether his machine supports the Democratic administration nationally to have a free hand locally in a dictatorship. Central Presa
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Norman Thomas
Robert Macetri
New Orleans
Hague
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Mrs Florence Burton Roth Keeps Word Amid Convention
Hot Springs Virginia reports Mrs Florence Burton Roth of Erie Pennsylvania former grand president of Kappa Kappa Gamma fulfilled her pledge to attend the sorority national convention despite a serious neck fracture and a neck cast.
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Hot Springs
Florence Burton Roth
Erie
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Funeral for Reese B. Carter Held at Inwood and Gerrardstown
Funeral services for Reese B. Carter of Inwood West Virginia were conducted Friday July 1 with a home gathering at Gerrardstown. The service was led by Reverend L H Smallwood with Reverend T H Daffin assisting and interment followed at the church cemetery. Pallbearers included nephews Fred Victor and Harry Ridgeway George Ropp Charles Ropp and John Hardesty. Carter was a long time member of Best Church with perfect attendance for eighteen years and belonged to Madison Lodge No 6 I O O F.
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Reese B. Carter
Inwood
W. Va
Harry R. Carter
Gerrardstown
Rest Church
L. H. Smallwood
T. H. Daffin
Presbyterian Church
Bunker Hill
Fred
Victor
Harry Ridgeway
George
Charles Ropp
John Hardesty
Carter
Best Church
Madison Lodge No. 6
Winchester boy Elwood Williams returns from marble tourneys
Elwood Williams of Winchester Va son of Mr and Mrs Russell H Williams came home from the national marble championship in Wildwood New Jersey with a fourth place in League B after 16 wins and 29 losses He and other boys enjoyed a full program with rides banquets and a Cape May sail while receiving bicycles wrist watches and a $200 all wave radio as national prizes Williams praised the ocean and said he never had a better time in his life.
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Elwood Williams
Winchester
Wildwood
N. J
Russell H. Williams
South Cameron Street
Young Williams
The
Evening Star
Snag Sargent
Dean Johnson
Roanoke
Joe Baltrusaitis
Scranton
Frank Santo
Throop
Sherman Eleuterius
Biloxi
Adam Moore
Akron
Ohio
May County
Liams
Sargent
Cape May
Naval Base
Coast Guard Station
Champ
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Hugh Don Dine
Arann
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