Mystery Monster To Be Snared In White River Eddy
Newport Arkansas July 14 residents built a 40 by 15 foot rope net to trap a reported 60 foot deep White River eddy monster six miles south of town. Capt Jack Carter of the Tom Stallings says the creature may be a manatee weighing 600 to 1500 pounds. Eyewitnesses describe a large sluggish mammal surfacing as a thousand visitors gathered, with a broadcast planned by WREC Memphis.
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Newport
Ark
W. E. Penix
Jack Carter
U. S
Newport Chamber of Commerce
Memphis
WREC
Eight Doomed In Soviet Treason and Terrorism Case
Moscow dispatch reports A. B. Mdivani and seven others sentenced to death for treason terrorism and conspiracy in Tilis and Georgia on July 9 per a communique in the Tiflis newspaper received today.
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Moscow
A. B. Mdivani
Tilis
Georgia
Tiflis
Johnson and farmer dispute as man found resting on courthouse bench
Marshalltown police officer Johnson found a man sprawled on a courthouse bench early morning. The farmer claimed the man was just resting while waiting for his son to finish necking so he could go home. The exchange highlighted tensions between police and the local modern generation.
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Marshalltown
Johnson
Investors Syndicate plan offers new life and money
Help yourself with the plan proposed by Investors Syndicate. E G Smith Agency, Staunton Virginia, invites you to write for details. Dates shown 5-26, 7-14-21.
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Investors Syndicate
E. G. Smith
Mer
Staunton
Who's Who in Winchester in a series of profiles
A local feature presents profiles of Winchester firms and notable residents. It outlines John Solenberger Co Inc history, J F Kremer and Brother, Jones Funeral Home, Mary S Yeakley millinery, Hansbrough and Carter Insurance, T J Orndorff memorials, and prompts readers with questions to submit answers for cash awards.
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Star Office
John S. Solenberger and Co., Inc
Solenberger and Stouffer
John Solenberger
Hugh Solenberger
Howard Solenberger
Herbert Solenberger
Valley
Jones Funeral Home
South Loudoun Street
R. T. Jones and Co
Winchester
R. L. Jones
L. P. Jones
Cincinnati School of Embalming
Golden Rule Society
Jones
Milady
Mary S. Yeakley
West Boscawen Street
Mary Yeakley
Miss Yeakley
Horne, Findley
Lady Bird
Rita Johnson Faces Harlow Shadow in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip centers on Rita Johnson who carries the un wanted burden of succeeding Jean Harlow. The New York stage alum faces pressure from fans and studios to fill Harlow's role in Saratoga while insisting on her own identity and career.
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Miss Jonhson
Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Saratoga
Miss Harlow
Miss Johnson
Harlow
New York
Court Certifies Church Election Of Market Street Trustees
An order in the Corporation Court certifies the election of George H. Eagle Trevillis Clark Claude M. Grim A. C. Halvosa Wilbur R. Johnson H. Delmar Robinson C. Arthur Robinson John I. Sloat and Harry H. Willis as trustees of the Market Street Methodist Church. They were elected at a recent quarterly meeting.
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Corporation Court Clerk’s Office
George H. Eagle
Trevillis Clark
Claude M. Grim
A. C. Halvosa
Wilbur R. Johnson
H. Delmar Robinson
C. Arthur Robinson
John I. Sloat
Harry H. Willis
Market Street Methodist Church
State Farmers Institute to discuss rural problems at VPI
Rural Problems To Be Discussed At State Farmers Institute Meeting covers afternoon farm sections on July 28 and 29 with topics in vegetable gardening agronomy animal husbandry poultry and dairy husbandry fruit production and wildlife. Women programs include style trends dress revue and citizenship round tables while evenings feature talks by W M Landers David Cushman Coyle and M L Wilson. Morning sessions address population trends farm income farm legislation land use soil conservation and family health.
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State Farmers’ Institute
State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Institute of Rural Affairs
Institute
W. M. Landers
TVA
David Cushman Coyle
M. L. Wilson
Corn Crop Growing Splendidly in 1937 Harvest
Chicago July 13. Market experts value the 1937 harvest of principal grains at about 4 million for corn alone, with rains and heat aiding a record yield. Total crops including wheat oats and rye exceed 3.5 million, eight year high and 13 percent above last year, amid forecasts of abundant production since 1932.
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Chicago
Senate Debates Court Bil Labor Committee Wagner Housing Bill
On Capitol Hill senators discuss a court bill as the Labor Committee weighs the Wagner Housing measure. The House moves through minor legislation while committees study wage hour rules and postoffice salary classifications. Yesterday Bailey and Po opposed a court bill. The House voted to override a veto on farm loan rates and approved a tenancy compromise.
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Labor Committee
HOUSE
Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Banks
Postoffice Committee
Bailey
D-N. C
D-N. Y
Courtill
Debating Rule Confusion Slows Senate Court Bill Talk
Washington July 14 The Senate's court bill debate confounds spectators with arcane rules. A parliamentarian explains that dates shift under Senate rules and members may only speak twice on a subject per day, causing ongoing calendar confusion.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Start Work On New Storm Sewer
City workers have begun a storm sewer project to drain surface water from Wocsd land avenue to Berryville avenue sewers. Progress is satisfactory as the line extends from Handley High School to the Town Run, and the segment from Town Run to Cameron street is nearly finished.
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Wocsdland Avenue
Berryville Avenue
Handley High School
Town Run
Cameron Street
Will Rogers Humorous Tale About a Drunk Audience Member
A veteran speaker recalls a Will Rogers style anecdote in which a drunken man joins the speaker at the table and interrupts. The man asks how long the lecturing has continued and then decides to stay believing the talk is almost finished.
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Ae Toongh
American News Features, Inc
Virginia divorce case in Frederick County court
In Frederick County Circuit Court a mensa et thera divorce is filed by Robert L. Adams against Barbara Adams. The defendant, a non resident of Virginia, must appear within 15 days of publication. Public notice requires four weekly insertions in The Evening Star and posting at the courthouse.
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Commonwealth OF Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick
Robert L. Adams
Barbara Adams
State of
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
Co. C. Brannon
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Excalona
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Martinsburg
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J. F. Kremer
Mr. Kremer
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Hansbrough and Carter
S. H. Hansbrough
Shirley Carter
Carter
Clifford D. Grim
Mr. Grim
T. J. Orndorff
Mr. Orndorff
Maryland
Romney
W. Va
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BRO
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Miss Rita
Homer McCoy
Rita Johnson
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