Officials Appointed For Warren Voting Precincts
Officials named for Warren County voting precincts to oversee a bond issue for a new county building. Front Royal, Darville, Fort Union, Riverton, Waterlick, Browntown, Linden, Milldale, Reliance, Rockland, Bowmans, Keller's each select a panel of judges and clerks led by named ch أب.
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Warren County
Front Royal
J. Hitch Downing
Chester A. Duke
R. R. Griffith
D. W. Kedrick
Bryan Rudacille
Darville
George W. Lewin
C. W. Garrison
Ilson
Pelham Morrison
Pm Rudacille
Fort Union
Steed
J. Lee Burke
Silas Laing
Robert Kerns
R. Hilliard Stokes
Riverton
John E. Harris
Frank Crudden
Wallace Thomasson
Joseph Duncan
Thomas Richards
Waterlick
R. A. Mitchell
James Ridgeway
C. W. Sedwick
Philip Robinson
Jasper Dellinger
Browntown
J. B. Baldwin
Elmer Boyd
Hez. Cooper
William Robinson
Allen Jenkins
Linden
Robert Gore
C. M. Anderson
E. L. Thompson
W. H. Dodson
Stonewall& Wood
Milldale
George Stickley
George Corder
John Thompson
Herbert Brown
Alex. Earle
Reliance
R. R. Stickley
John E. Rinker
D. N. Gruver
C. A. Pence
Chas. Steele
Rockland
A. J. Bowen
C. N. Shepherd
Charles Griffith
Emanuel Stickley
Frank R. Simpson
Bowman’s
J. D. Cooley
William Davison
Ira Coffelt
Charles Kerns
R. J. Baker
Keller’s
Benton G. Ray
J. F. Oliver
C. A. Haynie
Alfred Leach
C. H. White
Trial Justice Fines Several for Drunkenness and Sale Without License
In Front Royal on July 6 George Cooley was fined 5 dollars and 4.25 dollars costs for drunkenness. Tom Carroll of Fauquier county was fined 5 dollars and 5.25 dollars costs for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Carl Conrad of West Virginia was found guilty of attempting to sell coal without a license with total fines and costs of 37 dollars.
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Front Royal
George Cooley
Tom Carroll
Fauquier County
Carl Conrad
West
Virginia
Miller Presides At Rotary Meet In Front Royal
Front Royal Rotary Club held its first meeting under new president G. Taylor Miller, Warren-Rappahannock schools superintendent, at the Afton Inn. Edward J. Kerfoot was guest of honor, introduced by W. R. Lee, with other guests R. C. Gemmitt, W. C. Deming, and A. Ralston.
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Front Royal
R. C. Gemmitt
W. ¢. Deming
This Place
A. Ralston
Fort Wayne
Plan For 4-H Rally Delegation To Short Course
At the Front Royal 4-H Club meeting plans were made for a large delegation to attend the State Short Course in Blacksburg July 22 to 27. N. E. Landis district 4-H supervisor noted this morning that about eight local club members expect to go to the meeting at V. P. I.
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Front Royal
Blacksburg
N. £. Landis
Odd Fellows Elect Officers For Six Months
Front Royal Lodge No. 374 I O O F elected Thomas Ww. Noble Grand for six months. J R Gorl vice grand P M Shirey treasurer Jesse Greenwalt warden W T Kuser conductor Wilson Borden right scene supposter Edward Moulden left scene supporter Worthy C Swartz right supporter to noble grand William J Farrell left supporter to noble grand Amos B Scott right supporter to vice grand Wilson Williams left supp porter to vice grand B B Vines outside guardian Emmett W Ewing inside guardian Charles W Burner chaplain. Secretary Charles Menefee retained annual office. Installation by Middletown Lodge team led by Leslie Wright district deputy grand master. Claude B Stickley grand master of the Grand Lodge of Virginia visited.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Lodge
Thomas Ww
Noble Grand
J. R. Gorl
P. M. Shirey
Jesse Greenwalt
W. T. Kuser
Wilson Borden
Edward Moulden
Worthy C. Swartz
All-Stars to Meet Waynesboro in Valley League Clash
Front Royal All-Stars travel to Waynesboro after a tough win over Culpeper in Shenandoah Valley League action. Cassell is likely to pitch for Front Royal while Waynesboro undecided on their starter. A large crowd is expected as only two league games are scheduled tomorrow.
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Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars
Culpeper Nine
Waynesboro
Cassell
Waynesborg
Shenandoah Valley League Schedule and Standings
Yesterday Harrisonburg at Staunton rained out. Today games include Waynesboro at Harrisonburg night Charlottesville at Staunton Heurich at Orange Culpeper at Front Royal. Sunday matches Front Royal at Waynesboro Culpeper at Charlottesville. Standing of the clubs.
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Harrisonburg
Staunton
Waynesboro
Charlottesville
Heurich
Orange
Culpeper
Front Royal
Per Culpeper
Former Queen Elizabeth Granted Absolute Divorce in Romania
BUCHAREST July 6. The Court of Appeals granted an absolute divorce to former Queen Elizabeth on grounds that her husband, former King George of Greece, abandoned their marital domicile in Romania.
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Bucharest
George
Greece
Romania
Court of Appeals
Elizabeth
Funeral Rites Tomorrow For J. Frank Martin
Funeral services for the late J. Frank Martin, 68, a native of Frederick County, will be held Sunday at 2 PM in Martinsburg. Rev. Ernest S. Worden will officiate at Winchester Avenue Christian Church with burial in New Northourn Cemetery. Survived by his second wife Florence Painter and children including Margaret Fettro, Othelia Penwell, Mildred Edison, Evelyn Ryan, Catherine, Imogene, Charles, and Clarence Martin.
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J. Frank Martin
Frederick County
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ernest S. Worden
Winchester Avenue Christian Church
New Northourn
Martin
Florence Painter
Margaret Fettro
New Cumberland
Othelia Penwell
Mildred Edison
Evelyn Ryan
Catherine
Imogene Martin
Charles Martin
Baltimore
Boston Braves Down Phillies in first game of doubleheader
The Boston Braves defeated the Phillies 10 to 5 in the first game of a doubleheader. First baseman Jordan homered with a man on in the fourth inning for Boston.
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Boston Braves
Phillies
Philadelphia
Jordan
Boston
Front Royal Social Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Visits
Front Royal July 6. Mary Walter and Rita Brady wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Clagett officiating. Brady works as a salesman for Front Royal Motor Company. The column lists numerous locals visiting relatives, returning from trips, and hosting guests from Harrisonburg, Washington, and Charlottesville, including 4 H Club activities, camp enrollments, and hospital updates.
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Front Royal
Mary Walter
Harrisonburg
Rita Brady
Senate probes expand as Clark aims broader lobbying inquiry
Senator Clark plans a sweeping expansion of the utilities lobbying inquiry to cover all lobbies influencing legislation. Senate investigators would have subpoena power and a $150,000 budget, exceeding the House inquiry. Clark notes other bills like the ship subsidy also attract active lobbying.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol Hill
Clark
D-Mo
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
House
House Rules Committee
Loretta Young Denies Wed Fame Target Fred Perry
Loretta Young denied rumors of an engagement with tennis star Fred Perry on Wimbledon’s final day. She said there is no love life and that they are just fond of each other. She planned to visit Paris and Italy, with no involvement from Perry in her plans.
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London
Loretta Young
Fred Perry
2000 Bandits Move to Seize Peiping Threat Reported
London July 6 The Exchange Telegraph correspondent reports 2000 bandits at Chang Ting Hsien 25 miles north issued pamphlets saying they would attack Peiping today or tomorrow. Troops are massed north of Peiping and along the demilitarized zone to repel the threat.
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London
Exchange (British) Telegraph Company
Peiping
Chang Ting Hsien
Military Council
Two Deaths From Fire In Memphis Frame Building
In Memphis Tennessee Fannie Tate a reputed 100 year old Black woman and her daughter Lola Walker 42 died in a second floor blaze An African American woman Alice Tyas 40 jumped and broke her leg Eight others escaped Fire officials report the incident occurred this morning in a frame building
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Memphis
Tenn
Fannie Tate
Lola Walker
Alice Tyas
Local visitors and travels of area residents
Mrs. F N Garber of Gretna Virginia plans a stay with her sister Mrs. E H Keyser on Blue Ridge avenue. Mr and Mrs Eugene Davis host guests Mr and Mrs C L D Thomas of Wilmington Delaware at their First street home. Mrs B Ferguson Cary returns home after a week in Charlottesville attending the Institute of Public Affairs.
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Charles Warner
Joseph Pusey
Delaware
William E. Carson
Mary Compton
Washington, D. C
Mrs. A. N. Compton
Frank L. Buckley
Winchester
Phil Turner, Jr
Manor Road
Andrew Carroll
Harrisonburg
A. N. Carroll
West Main Street
Carroll
Harold Smith
Bridge Club
Riverton
Mrs. Smith
Edinburg
Miss Virginia Smith
Camp Strawderman
Sonny
Camp Beckford
Woodstock
John Hutchinson
Brooklyn, N. Y
Front Royal
Dorothy K. Smith
Luray
Lois Ranson
Charlottesville
Miss Smith
F. I. Garber
Gretna, Va
E. H. Keyser
Blue Ridge Avenue
Eugene Davis
C. LD. Thomas
Wilmington, Delaware
First Street
B. Ferguson Cary
The
Institute of Public Affairs
U S Backs League Peace Efforts in Italo Ethiopian Crisis
Secretary Hull sent a note to Emperor Haile Selassie stating the United States is loath to entangle in the Italo Ethiopian dispute and supports League of Nations mediation. He expressed belief both sides will pursue pacific means and uphold the Kellogg Briand pact. The note to Addis Ababa’s chargé d’affaires stressed U S interest in world peace and confidence the League can decide satisfactorily.
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Washington
United States
League of Nations
Hull
Haile Selassie, I
Ethiopia
Italy
Abyssinia
William Perry George
Addis Ababa
League
Hack Wilson Awaits Portland Word On Terms
Hack Wilson says he is awaiting word from the Portland Club of the Pacific Coast League on terms before reporting. He asked guarantees for transportation and other conditions and will decide after receiving Portland's reply. Wilson was recently optioned to Portland by the Albany Senators of the International League.
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Martinusburg
W. Va
Hack Wilson
Portland
Wilson
Albany Senators
Paris fashion designer Jean Patou seeks receivership
Paris July 6 Jean Patou noted fashion designer filed a petition for a receivership and said he was arranging with creditors to continue in business temporarily.
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Paris
Jean Patou
Senator Couzens Enters Mayo Clinic for Kidney Treatment
Senator Couzens of Michigan arrived in Rochester and entered Colonial Hospital to consult Mayo Clinic physicians ahead of a possible kidney operation. He traveled from Detroit.
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Rochester
Minn
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Colonial Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Detroit
Prying Costs Lives Of Two
Two men convicted of prying into Hungary's military secrets were sentenced to death by a Hungarian court. One defendant is a Czechoslovak citizen.
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Budapest
Hungary
500 Million Yearly In Taxes Being Sought
Washington July 6 FP reports a leading member of the House Ways and Means sub committee proposes taxes aimed to raise 8350 million to 500 million dollars annually. Representative Samuel B Hill says substantial revenue is essential for the President's program and notes no agreement with Treasury on exact figures.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
Samuel B. Hill
D-Wash
House
Ways and Means
Yard Party at Red Bud School House
Community yard party at Red Bud School House set for Friday July 12 with rain date Saturday July 13 from 7 to 3 and 6 to 10:31. Local organizers urge attendees to bring snacks and chairs. Event aims to fund school projects and community programs.
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RED Bud School
Roosevelt asks to speed Guffey measure this week
President Roosevelt urged Congress through the House Ways and Means Committee to speed the Guffey coal stabilization bill and defer constitutional challenges to later court tests. Attorney General Cummings avoided a flat ruling on the measure’s constitutionality, and White House notes emphasized urgency and reliance on courts for final determination. The Wagner bill, creating a national labor relations board, was signed, prompting anticipated early court tests over its constitutional reach in major industries.
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Washington
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Cummings
NRA
White House
Samuel B. Hill
D-Wash
National Labor Relations Board
Windstorm Damages Cambria and Christiansburg Grain Stocks
A tornado force windstorm with hail and heavy rain caused extensive damage in Cambria Virginia centering on the Exchange Milling Company stockpiles near the railroad station. Christiansburg suffered negligible damage while grain and flour stocks were flooded. No injuries were reported.
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Cambria
Christiansburg
Exchange Milling Company
Roosevelt
New National Party Favored by Delegates in Chicago
Delegates at the invitation conference adopted resolutions favoring a new national party based on production for use and called for a national convention in time for the 1936 elections.
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Chicago
Third Party
Man Found Slain As Sister Sought Reunion
Philadelphia report says 58 year old George F. Buchanan partner in a printing firm was found slain in his apartment. A half sister who had not seen him in 25 years came to call and discovery was made by restaurant staff. Police suspect robbery and noted he was attacked in bed with a bullet wound and signs of struggle.
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Philadelphia
George F. Buchanan
Buchanan
Wheat prices tumble in local market and world rally
Wheat drops to 65 cents a bushel locally as futures show weakness in Liverpool and Chicago with a late rally after pegged Winnipeg levels. Virginia farmers urged to store grain when prices lag, hoping for better quotes. Authorities warn of possible world market surplus and government price policy shifts.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Canadian
Serting
Canada
Canadian Wheat Board
Ottawa
Dominion
Richmond
Virginia
George W. Koiner
Typhoid Plague In Philadelphia
Three new typhoid cases raise the city total to 75 following a Memorial Day picnic. Authorities would not comment on whether the new cases are among picnickers, five of whom have died since the outbreak began.
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Philadelphia
Rockefeller To Be 96 Monday
Lakewood New Jersey reports John D. Rockefeller will turn ninety six on Monday with letters and telegrams pouring into the Rockefeller estate. His son John D. Rockefeller Jr. may visit but there will be no formal celebration.
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Lakewood
N. J
John D. Rockefeller
Golf House
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Wagner Bill Signed Advances Federal Labor Relations
President Roosevelt signed the Wagner bill and established a national labor relations board to regulate bargaining. The act aims to prevent employer interference and enforces majority union representation, with court review possible in appeals circuits. Major industries like steel auto and rubber plan to challenge its constitutionality as interstate commerce disputes loom.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Pooorene
Mey
National Labor Relations Board
Labour Board
Circuit Court of Appeals
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Miller
Rotary Meet
Bpard’s Ice Cream
Odd Fellows
Shenandoah Valley League
Frank Martin
Front Royal News
R. E. L. Miller
Robert Miller
Hot Springs
Louise Borden
Clarendon
Elizabeth Dinges
Elder
A. L. Harrison
Miss Harriett Harrison
Virginia Beach
Mary Lowe
Upperville
Frances Simpson
Andrew Bowen
Mrs
Pembrooke Thompson
Thompson
Charles Paris
Norfolk
J. H. Hatch
Robert Lee Sowers
Virginia Alice
Mildred
Henry G
George Jones
Mr. C. Jett Cunningham
Lynchburg
Henry Cunningham
John Mills
Thomas Jackson Mill
N. E. Landis
Major
John F. Wall
Riverside
Julian N. Major
Brooke Brown
Bim” Cook
Godfrey Boyd
Boyd Camp
Shenandoah
Overall
J. B. Harnsberger
Humphrey Harnsberger
Sibley Hospital
Glass
Senator Glass
U.S
Luray Luray
Bunyant
Pilgrim
Mrs. Roosevelt
L. A. Hickok
New National Party
Wenders
Ister
Buncutter Tire Co
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