Coblentz to be Arraigned in Perjury Case Involving Smith Firm
State Senator Emory L. Coblentz of Maryland faces arraignment in the District of Columbia Supreme Court on charges of aiding perjury and conspiring to obstruct justice connected to the F H Smith Company case. Indicted with him are G Bryan Pitts John H Edwards Jr Helen L Schneider and Henry O Hart.
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Associated Press
Washington
Emory L. Coblentz
Maryland
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Frederick Banker
F. H. Smith Company
G. Bryan Pitts
Smith Concern
John H. Edwards, Jr
Helen L. Schneider
Pitt
Henry O. Hart
Coblentz
Smith
Emory. L. Coblentz
Frederick
Washington, D. C
G. Bdyan Pitts
F. H. Smith and Company
Festival Queen Returns to German School to Study
Miss Patricia D. Morton of Winchester England who reigned as Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Queen Shenandoah VIII has returned to Weinegerode Germany to resume German studies. A card to her parents in Greenwood noted the daughter Miss Gladys Miller has died since Morton left. Morton visited Memorial Hospital here aiding patients and sent a card to Miss Miller before her death.
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Patricia D. Morton
Winchester
Eng
Shenandoah VIII
Weinegerode
Germany
Oscar C. Miller
Greenwood
Gladys Miller
Miss Morton
England
Memorial Hospital
Miss Miller
Edward J. Stroud
Farmer W. Ernest Jones Dies After Warren County Crash
W. Ernest Jones, 48, of Front Royal Warren County, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a base skull fracture suffered when the automobile he rode in went off the road near Happy Creek. Three companions were injured. driver identity unknown. Surviving family includes wife Alice Rudacille, children Paul and Ernest T., and several relatives. Funeral planned for Thursday afternoon.
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W. Ernest Jones
Front Royal
Warren County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Happy Creek
Mr. Jones
Ben Keyser
Memorial Hospital
Jones
Alice Rudacille
Middleton Jones
LaSalle, O
David Chapman
Sperryville
Agnes Jones
Paul
Ernest T. Jones
Ida Thornton
Cleveland Jones
Bernard Jones
Ex Game Agents Begin Terms For Killing A Man
Two former deputy state game wardens, Vernon J. Dreisch and Raymond Powers, both of Baltimore, started two and a half year sentences at the Maryland House of Correction after conviction for manslaughter in the February Severn River slaying of Annapolis fisherman George Lee. Warden Dulaney said no tasks assigned. Judge Affourt cited improper instructions from superiors as the original cause of the shooting.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Vernon J. Dreisch
Raymond Powers
Maryland House of Correction
George Lee
Annapolis
Lee
Severn River
Joseph Dulaney
T. Scott Affutt
Towson
Anne Arundel County
Firemen's Program Ready For Press
The Firemen's Convention committee asks merchants who have not advertised in the official program to contact Russell Potts immediately as the program will go to press within a few days. Merchants are urged to ensure every business in Winchester and vicinity is represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemens Convention Committee
Firemen’s Convention
Russell Potts
Winchester
Selling In The Final Hour Hits Many Leaders
New York, July 7. Stocks fell sharply after a brief early gain as profits were booked following the debt settlement. U S Steel American Telephone Union Pacific dropped about five points while New York Central Allied Chemical fell seven. Auburn, J I Case slid notably. Many favorites declined three to four points as more than 3 million shares changed hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Union Pacific
New York Central
Allied Chemical
Auburn
J. I. Case
Federal Reserve
Dema
R. G. Dun & Co
Winchester firemen appeal for contributions to convention fund
Citizens are urged to donate from 1 dollar to support prizes and entertainment for volunteers attending the annual Joint Virginia State and Cumberland Valley firemen convention August 12 to 14. Checks to James H. Jones, cash at Jones Brothers' Meat Market, and a list of local donors with amounts follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Promis Associations
James H. Jones
Jones Brothers
South Loudoun Street
Virginia State
Cumberland Valley
Shenandoah Valley
Charlottesville
Mary Miller
Kent Taylor Electrical Co
R. F. Cline
Wonder’s Department
Jenkins and Ridings
Ideal Barber Shop
Turner and Layman
Philip Kramer Ice Co
Maggie Murray
E N. Hardy
John I. Brown, Sr
James DuShane
Virginia Russell
James P. Reardon
Robert M. Ward
Minnie C. Seal
Mary S. Taylor
W. L. Dudley
Fred Stryker
Sarah and
Henrietta Motter
A. D. Henkel
R. Frank Barr
Harry W. Copenhaver
Russell Patton
Dominick
Orlando Farmer
Bessie Keller Jones
Minnie F. Keller
William F. Keller
Edward Murnan
Bank Qualifies As Guardian of Three Children
In two court proceedings yesterday afternoon the Shenandoah Valley National Bank qualified as guardian for three local children. In one case the bank became legal counselor for James and Sarah Seabright, and in the other case it qualified as guardian for Jackson Rauhoff.
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Corporation Court
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Financial Institution
James
Sarah Seabright
Bank
Jackson Rauhoff
Lutherans Plan Jordan Springs Church Picnic
Grace Lutheran Church and Sunday School hold an annual picnic at Jordan Springs on Thursday afternoon July 9. Attendees meet at the church at 1 30 and carpool to the site. Free bathing for members is arranged by organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Springs
Grace Lutheran Church
Vacation fund offer at Ford dealer
An advertisement seeks extra cash for a vacation targeting late model Ford owners. It points to Mr Bickers Ford Dealer as the contact or sponsor for obtaining funds. The note appears in a 6 29 issue, page 61.
World powers discuss Hoover moratorium plan accord
Negotiations began in Paris for a conference of experts to finalize the moratorium application details. Britain renews invitation to a conference on global economic relief with France and the United States hailed the accord in Washington and Paris. Germany warns citizens to economize while using released funds for recovery and thanks Hoover for leading global relief efforts.
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Associated Press
Paris
Hoover
Europe
Washington
France
United States
London
Rome
War Department
Germany
Berlin
New York
von Hindenberg
Elsie Janis Reported Engaged to Gilbert Wilson
Hollywood stage actress Elsie Janis reportedly engaged to Gilbert Wilson, a younger film player. She has directed and written her autobiography in Hollywood and spent the war entertaining soldiers in the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Janis
Gilbert Wilson
Hollywood
Miss Janis
United States
Elsie
Yard Party at Welltown Church Benefit
A public yard party benefit is planned on the Welltown Church lawn on Wednesday night July 15 with a rain date of Thursday night. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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Welltown Church Lawn
County Board hearings push state road request in Frederick
Frederick County Supervisors met to consider a petition from Gainesboro district taxpayers urging Virginia to build a highway section from near Howard's Chapel to the West Virginia line via Route 822. After debate a resolution asked the State Highway Department to take over and construct the road, with road supervisor G M Carson and home demonstration agent Elizabeth Farrar presenting reports.
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Frederick County
E. W. Adams
Scott Grant
State Highway Department
Highway Commission of Virginia
Virginia
West Virginia
Howard's Chapel
Siler
Bloomery Grade
Bloomery Gay
West Virginia Line
G. M. Carson
Elizabeth Farrar
Co. I. Brumback
G. H. Richard
W. H. Branner
Girdlers Of The Earth Meet Byrd In New York
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, fresh from circumnavigating the globe by air, met Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd in New York at shipbuilder William H. Todd’s office. Byrd congratulated them as they recounted their long flight and fatigue.
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Associated Press
New York
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Richard E. Byrd
William H. Todd
Post
Personal notices from Capon Lake and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs E P Bean and daughters Miss June Bean and Miss Margaret Bean and Mrs M J Triplett of Washington spent the Fourth of July with friends at Capon Lake Home Wardensville Moorefield and Romney Miss Frances Carver has returned home after a weekend in Washington Dr and Mrs Robert McC Glass entertain at luncheon tomorrow for Mr and Mrs Joseph Barton of Winnetka Ill guests of Mr Lewis N Barton Major J E Campbell and his mother in law Mrs B N Kern of Camp Dix N J will visit this week with Mr and Mrs Carroll Smith
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E. P. Bean
June and
Margaret Bean
M. J. Triplett
Washington
Capon Lake
Wardensville
Moorefield
Romney
Frances Carver
Robert McC. Glass
Joseph Barton
Winnetka, Ill
Lewis N. Barton
J. E. Campbell
B. N. Kern
Camp Dix
N. J
Carroll Smith
Miss Jean Dailey Dies At Niece's Home In Amancenance
Miss Jean Welsh Dailey died at 6 20 this morning at her niece Mrs J Henry Moling Jr s home 626 North Bred Dock street Born January 20 1860 in Cumberland Md she was nearly 71 and a daughter of the late Dr Robert Wood Dailey and Rebecca Harriet Taylor Surviving are two brothers Howland Dailey of Arkansas and Thomas Dailey of Wilsonburg W Va and many nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held at the Moling home Wednesday at 5 with Rev F T McFaden Presbyterian pastor and the choir singing Rock of Ages and Jesus Lover of My Soul Interment will be Romney Thursday at 11 with Rev Charles Bailey assisting.
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Jean Welsh Dailey
J. Henry Moling
North Breddock Street
Miss Dailey
Cumberland
Robert Wood Dailey
Rebecca Harriet Taylor
Bushrod Taylor
Benjamin Dailey
Comfort Wood Dailey
West Virginia
Romney
Jean Welsh
Howland Dailey
Arkansas
Thomas Dailey
Wilsonburg
W. Va
J. Henry Moling, Jr
J. E. Shultz
Baltimore
Sarah Cornelia
William Nelson Baird
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Presbyterian Choir
Fight Over Berth Of Famous Ship In Prospect
Washington July 7 The fate of the Constitution Old Ironsides division in Maryland Boston and Annapolis contend for home port amid naval and political support Secretary Jahncke backs placing the ship with the midshipmen at Annapolis while lawmakers push for recommissioning at Annapolis or Boston with bipartisan interest and civic telegrams for action
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Associated Press
Washington
Millard E. Tydings
Stephen W. Gambrill
Maryland
Annapolis
David I. Walsh
Marcus A. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Boston
Ernest Lee Jahncke
Navy
Jahncke
Gambrill
Midshipmen
Tydings
Ie Jahncke
Post and Gatty Rest After Washington Flight
Harold Gatty returned by train from Washington this morning after a hasty breakfast. The pair were congratulated on the world flight by President Hoover and planned a call on the Australian consul. Tonight they would be guests of honor at a banquet by the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America.
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Associated Press
New York
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Washington
Hoover
Gatty
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Rain brings relief and optimism across Winchester area
A late day shower drenched Winchester, Clarke and surrounding counties with up to .75 inch, boosting July totals to 3.02 inches while rainfall remained above normal. Also report notes cautious optimism from business groups and a Fed survey showing higher education gains and improving industry indicators nationwide.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Winchester Research Laborator
Clarke County
Woodstock
Rockingham County
Dale Enterprise
Early Apples Pack and Market Run by Local Coops
Early apples will be packed and marketed by Battletown Cooperative Fruit Exchange members starting Wednesday at the Valley Cooperative Fruit Exchange plant in Winchester Virginia. Nonmembers may join for car lot purchases by contacting the 417 N Cameron Street office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battletown Cooperative Fruit Exchange
Valley Coperative Fruit Exchange
Winchester
Virginia
Valley Cooperative Fruit Exchange
N. Cameron St
Lost volt meter on S Stewart Water or N Market Sts
Finder please phone 870. Residents report a missing volt meter left on South Stewart Street near Water Street or North Market Street. Call the provided number to reunite with the owner.
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S. Stewart
Water
N. Market Sts
Will of Dr Triplett Faces Court Over Mount Jackson School
Shenandoah County Circuit Court in Woodstock prepares to hear the contested will of Dr Joseph J Triplett the Mount Jackson banker and miller who left most of his estate to endow a business school for white and colored children in Shenandoah and nearby regions. A curator was appointed and a postponement ordered as numerous heirs and attorneys complicate the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Triplett
Mount Jackson
Miller
Shenandoah County
Williams
Woodstock
Triplett
Mount JSON
West Virginia
Carolinas
Herbert Trotter
Woodstock Miller
Tavenner, Jr
Virginia
Philip Williams
Flore Ida
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Becomes Administrator
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank qualified in Corporation Court as administrator of the estate of the late Alexander M. Baker. Baker died intestate. The bank posted bond in the amount of 7000 dollars to qualify in the administrative capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Alexander M. Baker
Baker
Notice to Fruit Growers at Butler Packing House
We will start receiving early apples at our packing house Wednesday July 8. No fruit under 2 inches will be accepted. H. W. Butler & Bro, Inc. Also wanted good home for a nice 8 month old cross between collie and police dog male. Phone 421.
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H. W. Butler & Bro, Inc
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Federal Grand Jury
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Mr. Hoover
Supervicars
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Evening Star
Amancenage
Marion H. McClench
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Old Dominion
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Walton C. John
Federal Office of Education
Riley
S. V. Nat'l Bank
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