Side Worms In Orchards Promoted By Hough Advice
Entomologist W S Hough of Winchester Research Laboratory advises fruit growers to use two sprays for side worms, starting July 14 and July 24, in many orchards. If cooking moth is not a problem, one spray may suffice around July 20, but a single spray will not control moderate infestations. For 100 gallons mix Bluestone 2 pounds lime 4 pounds and lead arsenate 3 pounds in order.
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W. S&s. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Reel Team Plans Yard Party and Virginia Trip
Members of the Friendship Fire Company organized reel team plan a yard party at John Kerr school on East Cork Street from July 20 to 22 to raise funds for their trip to Cape Charles Virginia August 9 to 11 for reel races at the Virginia State Volunteer Firemen’s Association convention. Donations may be made by calling 1572 or at the fire house.
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The
Friendship Fire Company
John Kerr School
East Cork Street
Cape Charles
Virginia State Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Thompson Found Guilty in Illegal Liquor Case
Judge Donald L. Weems presided over the case of James Andrew Thompson charged with drunkenness and illegal possession of liquor. Thompson was convicted and fined 50 dollars with 10.25 dollars costs after being arrested on North Washington Street with a pint bottle of bootleg liquor concealed in his coat.
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Donald L. Weems
James Andrew Thompson
Weems
Ompson
Thompson
North
Washington Street
P U S A Picnic Opens At Angers Store W Va
The annual Patriotic Order Sons of America picnic at Angers Store in West Virginia opened this afternoon with two days remaining. The program closes Saturday at 4 o clock with addresses by Representative Jennings Randolph and West Virginia Attorney General Clarence Meadows.
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Patriotic Order, Sons of America
Angers Store
W. Va
Jennings Randolph
Clarence Meadows
West Virginia
Rehearsal Set For Chanters Ahead Of City Hall Event
The Chanters will meet at 7 39 tomorrow evening at director Floyd Haines home to rehearse the program to be performed on the City Hall steps Friday evening next week.
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Floyd Haines
McNutt Takes New Post as Federal Security Administrator
Paul Y. McNutt, known for his stern bearing, assumed the role of federal security administrator today in Washington. He was sworn in at the Surgeon General’s office, where coordination with the Public Health Service begins as part of his new duties amid talk of his 1940 Democratic presidential hopes.
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Washington
Paul Y. McNutt
Federal Security Administrator
Thomas Parran
Public Health Service
Yankee Clipper Lands At Botwood
The Yankee Clipper, Pan American Airways flying boat, arrived in Botwood Newfoundland at 7:55 a m after completing the first westbound commercial passenger flight over the northern Atlantic route from Foynes Ireland to New York. The voyage marks a historic milestone in transatlantic air travel.
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Botwood
Newfoundland
Pan-American Airways
England
New York
Atlantic
Foynes
Ireland
Afcard
Four Rivers In Texas Rampage Floods Submerge South Texas Areas
Floodwaters from the Sabine Neches Trinity and lower four rivers rose in South Texas and bayous. Clearing skies offered some relief as rivers and streams swelled already saturated prairies and marshlands with up to eight inches of water in spots.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Sabine
Neches
Trinity
De Seversky Plans New Winged Plane In America
Prominent aviator and designer Major Alexander de Seversky returns to New York after Europe tour. He announces plans to build a plane featuring a new wing design and aims for a speed of 600 miles per hour.
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Alexander de Seversky
New York
Europe
Flier Takeoff From Botwood Awaits England Destination
A 15 ton flying boat built in California for the British Royal Air Force departed Botwood Newfoundland for Weymouth England.
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Botwood
Newfoundland
California
Royal Air Force
Welixstone
England
Red Cross Offers Free Lifesaving Classes for Legion Members
The Red Cross announces free lifesaving classes for American Legion pool members with junior and senior courses. Enroll by leaving name and phone with a lifeguard. Adult swimming moves to Friday 7:30 to 8:30 and beginner class Friday 4:30 to 5:30.
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The
Red Cross
American Legion Pool
Dolezal Denial Planned in Cleveland Slaying Case
Frank Dolezal a bricklayer accused in Cleveland s torso murder case will deny the slaying when the case goes before the grand jury. Attorney Fred P. Soukup says Dolezal will plead not guilty while Sheriff O Donnell cites two signed confessions. The report ties the murder to the third of Cleveland s torso slayings.
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Cleveland
Fred P. Soukup
Frank Dolezal
Florence Polillo
Martin L. O'Donnell
Dolezal
Kidnap Charges Are Laid Aside In Baltimore
Trial of Joseph R. Smith aged 28 of Hagerstown on kidnap charges was postponed indefinitely in Federal court for further mental examination. Smith, a former state institution inmate, allegedly abducted Hood College student Margaret Simmons and her escort John Claggett Doub on June 8, forcing them to drive him before his June 9 arrest at Shepherdstown West Virginia.
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Baltimore
Joseph R. Smith
Hagerstown
Smith
Margaret Simmons
Hood College
John Claggett Doub
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Canada Official Expires Suddenly
Fernand Rinfret 56 Canadian Secretary of State and former Montreal mayor died suddenly last night in an ambulance en route to hospital. Coroner says heart attack likely caused the death.
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Los Angeles
Fernand Rinfret
Montreal
lone Omaha man leads state WPA strike in Nebraska
W G Davis, an Omaha laborer, is the only man in Nebraska reported on strike. He said someone had to take the lead while his wife noted Bill might not have acted if not for newspaper reports.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
W. G. Davis
Another British Loan Is Proposed
London reports Sir John Simon, chancellor of the Exchequer, told Parliament that Britain may need a new public loan of about 350 million pounds to cover mounting armament costs this year. He estimated current year armament outlay at 730 million pounds due to 1939 40 budget increases for air force, supply ministry and army. Also noted, last December a woman electrocuted for murder in Ohio will remarry Saturday and two women named Helen a telegrapher and Marguerite C Kellogg, both seeking licenses today.
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London
John Sumon
Exchequer
Parliament
Britain
John
Arma
Air Force
Supply Ministry
Army
Ohio
Helen
Marguerite C. Kellogg
Philip Hahn To Be Wedded Again
Cincinnati July 13 Philip Hahn 36 in news of personal life as his estranged wife Anna Marie Hahn features in the background. The piece notes historic questions about early German emigrants to America and their settlements including Germantown Pennsylvania 1683 and Tyrker Leif Ericsson era.
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Philip Hahn
Cincinnati
Anna Marie Hahn
Germantown Pa
New World
Leif Ericsson
Tyrker
Por Royal
South Carolina
James Town
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