Baldwin announces marriage of Elizabeth Parrish Sutphin
Front Royal July 16. Mr. J B Baldwin of Browntown reports the marriage of his daughter Elizabeth Parrish to Raymond Sutphin son of Mr and Mrs W L Sutphin of Flint Hill Rapahannock County. The ceremony was in Hagerstown Maryland by Rev Hess. They will reside at Flint Hill after a northern honeymoon.
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Front Royal
J. B. Baldwin
Browntown
Elizabeth Parrish
Raymond Sutphin
W. L. Sutphin
Flint Hill
Rapahannock County
Hagerstown
Rev. Hess
Flint
Baltimore women to return home from Front Royal visit
Miss Virginia Dorsey and her sister Mrs Carrie Clark of Baltimore have been visiting friends in and around Front Royal for several weeks and will return to Baltimore on Monday. Mr Ray Jones, who has been at the reserve officers training school in Virginia Beach, will return home here Sunday.
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Virginia Dorsey
Carrie Clark
Baltimore
Front Royal
Ray Jones
Reserve Officers Training School
Virginia Beach
Condition Of Shenandoah Rivers
North River is slightly cloudy while South River is very muddy indicating variable water clarity along the Shenandoah system. Weather runoff likely affects turbidity and could impact navigation and recreation on affected segments.
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North River
South River
Fire Apparatus To Arrive Soon In Front Royal
The Relief Fire Department ordered new apparatus expected to reach Front Royal early next week aligning with the Ninth Annual Firemen’s Carnival starting July 23. The carnival committee promises new games and amusements with municipal band music led by Jimmy Doman and cash prizes totaling 300 dollars.
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Front Royal
Relief Fire Department
Jimmy Doman
Confederal reunion dinner invitation at Sperryville
Front Royal Warren Rifles Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will dine at the home of Mr and Mrs William Wood in Sperryville Virginia for the Annual Confederate reunion dinner scheduled for Saturday August 1.
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Front Royal
Warren Rifles
United Daughters of the Confederacy
William Wood
Sperryville
Coroner's Desk to be Presided by Squire Thompson
Squire Luther Thompson, magistrate of Cha district, will preside as acting coroner at the inquest in Berryville tomorrow at 10 o clock. Dr. A P Osborne will act as examining physician with fingerprints from Washington to aid identification. Neighbors express puzzlement at the murder suicide theory amid quadruple deaths at the Smallwood home.
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Berryville
Luther Thompson
Cha
Thompson
May Smallwood
C. H. Iden
Osborne
A. P. Osborne
Francis M. Funk
George Schecter
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Commonwealth
Edward McC. Williams
Winchester
Frederick County
H. L. McCann
George F. Miller
State Organization
Little Mountain Baptist Church
Dr. Osborne
Administrators Appointed for Two Frederick County Estates
Administrators for estates of D. W. Prince and Irvin H. Zinn have been appointed and qualified in Frederick County. Bonds of 900 dollars and 4000 dollars were posted with specified security. Appraisers named include J. W. Schlack, C. J. Gordon, W. S. Huyett, R. R. Whitmore, Ernest Rowe, Coleman Dunn, C. R. McCann, J. M. Fish, R. P. Duvall, and D. A. Robinson.
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Frederick County
E. W. Smallwood
D. W. Prince
E. W. Prince
J. W. Schlack
C. J. Gordon
W.S. Huyett
R. R. Whitmore
Ernest Rowe
J. L. Jolliffe
Irvin H. Zinn
American Bonding Company of
Baltimore
Coleman Dunn
C. R. McCann
J. M. Fish
R. P. Duvall
D. A. Binson
Food supply ample for domestic needs despite small drop
Washington reports a Agriculture Department survey showing the national food supply for the next 12 months about one percent below the 1934-35 period and three percent below 1935-36, yet still ample for domestic needs.
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Washington
Special Agriculture Department
Standard Oil Orders Eight Tankers in Major Build
Standard Oil of New Jersey announces immediate construction of eight oil tankers at a cost exceeding 13 million dollars. The order, the largest private shipbuilding contract in U S history, aims to expand a fleet of 65 American‑registered and 82 foreign‑flag tankers. Each ship will be fireproof, single screw, 12 knots, and carry 12,800 to 13,000 tons deadweight.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
United States
Robert Hague
Marine Department
Rotary luncheon features Washington attorney speaker
J Nelson Anderson of Washington, counsel for the Men's Business Clubs, spoke at the Winchester Golf Club Rotary gathering. President Frank Armstrong Jr. presided. Anderson, also a singer, led several selections. Rev. W W McIntyre hosted, with Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. McIntyre present, along with Mr. Anderson's father. Lawrence Hollis attended as a guest of Rotarian Alson Hott.
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J. Nelson Anderson
Washington
Rotary
Winchester Golf Club
Frank Armstrong, Jr
Anderson
W. W. McIntyre
McIntyre
Mr. Anderson
Lawrence Hollis
Alson Hott
Centennial Pageant Finances And Appreciations
Subscriptions near 1300 dollars with total receipts unsettled. John B. Rogers Company earned 1500 dollars for production. Berryville Chamber of Commerce and Clarke County Centennial Commission praised the cast and organizers in resolutions dated June 4 1934 for their efforts in last week’s celebration.
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John B. Rogers Company
Berryville Chamber of Commerce
Clarke County Centennial Commission
Makwas
Federal Sleuths Clash as Moran Denies Probe
The article notes federal investigators clashing over a reported inquiry with William H. Moran denying any investigation. Postal inspectors kept silent while awaiting developments. Rivalries exist between the oldest detective service and Hoover's agents.
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William H. Moran
Secret Service
Hoover
France and Britain debate move toward a three-nation conference
French move considers shifting talks among three nations to set the stage for a forthcoming conference. Sources emphasize solid reasons for opposing sides, with France sticking to its agreement with London and Britain arguing a conference excluding Germany and Italy would bolster the Italo German alliance.
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Tians
France
London
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
President Roosevelt Heads East Aboard Sewanna from Maine
President Roosevelt sails his vacation schooner Sewanna almost due east from Seal Harbor Maine with plans to reach Petit Manan Island then cross the Bay of Fundy toward Nova Scotia. He lunches with Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd at Duck's Harbor and Seal Cove before anchoring for the night in Seal Harbor with his three sons aboard.
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Liberty
Maine
President Roosevelt
Seal Harbor
Petit Manan Island
Mount Desert Island
Bay of Fundy
Nova Scotia
Byrd
Duck's Harbor
Seal Cove
Mr. Roosevelt
James
Franklin, Jr
John
Richard E. Byrd
Appraisal Values Set for Estates of Lyle Herrel and John Seal
The estate of the late Lyle Herrel is appraised at 5204.27 dollars in a report by J H Yost Donald L McFadden and R E Mudd. The estate of John H Seal Sr is appraised at 1208.49 dollars in a report by John I Sloat George H Eagle and J William Stryker.
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Lyle Herrel
J. H. Yost
Donald L. McFadden
R. E. Mudd
John H. Seal, Sr
John I. Sloat
George H. Eagle
J. William Stryker
Tomato acreage in state cuts amid bad May and June weather
Richmond Va July 16 The State Department of Agriculture said today that unfavorable weather in May and June cut the acreage of tomatoes planted for Virginia canneries by about 38 percent. The acreage was estimated at ree compared with 25 000 in 1
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Richmond
State Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Local Records
Present and past rainfall data show none in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. July to date 0.15 inches year to date 22.66 inches. Average monthly precipitation from 23-year records lists January 2.42 inches February 1.93 March 2.81 April 3.15 May 3.83 June 3.57 July 3.35 August 3.32 September 2.52 October 2.82 November 2.52 December 2.29.
Preserver Orange Marmalade Suggested for Fruit Cakes
Wite Preservers recommend orange marmalade as a substitute for candied mixed peel in fruit cake or plum pudding, offering an accessible alternative for traditional holiday baking.
Speakers During Closing Week of Tenth Institute of Public Affairs
Charlottesville Va July 15 discussion topics include democracy freedom of expression and public opinion in a democracy and changing Asia. Participants include Harold Ickes Hiram Bingham Norman Thomas Earl Browder John Dickinson and Mrs George Awych. Numerous officials scholars and journalists will address press radio and public affairs during the last week of UVA's tenth Institute of Public Affairs.
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Charlottesville
Asia
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virginia
Harold I. Ickes
Interior
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Earl Browder
Will John Dickinson
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Market Report
Baltimore July 16 livestock and produce prices show cattle steady to higher for steers with gains up to 15. heifers steady. cows and bulls unchanged. Calves steady to weak. hogs higher with good and choice 120-210 lb at 10.75-11.25. 220-250 lb at 10.40-11.00. Sheep very slow, 25-50 lower. bucks 8.60. bids 9.75-10.00 for medium to good quality.
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Baltimore
North Carolina
Virginia
U. S
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agric
Local Market Prices and Grain and Feed Rates
The list shows current prices for patent and Magnolia brand flours in various bag sizes, including 98 lb 48 lb and 34 lb bags, plus per barrel rates. It also enumerates shelled corn scratch feed corn meal egg mash and dairy feeds, with per bag or per 100 measures and fats. Additional items include butter, lambs, live hogs, and hen categories, all with prices or price ranges where legible.
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Kasco
Pelfere Ik
Hs Sen Ergtag
Magnolia
Fawrestenas
Market managers report irregular finish after steady session
Stocks advanced quietly amid profit taking as the market neared seven-session highs with transfers around 1.45 million shares. Grains firmed on drought and heat worries while bonds eased and foreign currencies softened.
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New York
U. S
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Western Union
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
American Can
Westinghouse
Central
National Distillers
Consolidated Edison
Chrysler
Anaconda
Price list for animal feeds and butter offerings
The document lists prices for various feed items including 98 lb bags and 48 lb bags of cracked corn shelled corn corn meal mixed feeds and dairy feeds with per barrel and per bag rates. It also shows creamery butter priced at a local shop and notes several inconsistent OCR fragments.
Call For Bids On Fire Hose For Winchester Fire Dept
City Manager Arthur M. Field announced bids will open at noon Saturday July 24 for fire hose for the four Winchester volunteer fire companies. Bids in lots of 1000 2000 3000 and 4000 feet will be sought to give companies latitude in quality and quantity choice. Total purchase limited to 4000 dollars and hose must meet Underwriters specifications and undergo tests.
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Arthur M. Field
Winchester Fire Department
Wheat and grain prices surge amid heat and crop damage
Chicago July 16 wheat and grain futures rise as heat threatens crops, with July wheat jumping to around 106 1 8 and September and December futures edging higher. Cash grain prices show No 1 red wheat around 1.10 per bushel and corn near 90 cents, amid widespread market volatility and regional price moves. Baltimore reports No 2 red winter wheat at 99 cents and related commodity quotes at local mills.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Oan
Baltimore
Winchester
Yell
Collins Rites Continue After Fatal Shot
The grieving service for Mrs. Collins returns to the scene at 22 South Braddock Street where the victim, Kelly, testified that Collins intended to find peace. A note from the deceased expressed happiness and asked loved ones not to worry about her death.
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Kelly
South Braddock Street
Collins
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Gussie McFall
Telephone Front Royal 149-R
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Evelyn
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Martinsville
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Cloud Street
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Salem
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Red Lion, Pa
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Gerald L. K. Smith
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Tenth Institute of Public Affairs
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Radio Corporation of America
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Virginian
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Felix Morley
Washington Post
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Motion Picture Foundation
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Ches Ed. Ture
National Council For Industrial Progress
Spencer Miller, Jr
Workers Education Bureau of America
Charles J. Turck
Centre College
Robert Freer
Federal Trade Commission
Carl F. Arnold
Federal Communications Commission
Herman Langworthy
Republican Platform Committee
Alexander Meiklejohn
Basil Manley
Federal Power Commission
Harold Belshaw
Auckland University
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Spencer Miller Air
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Bingham
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McIntire
Amph! Theatre
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Amedin ‘ Kay
Henry W Taft
Sohn G Boyne
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