Annual Report of County Nurse Reviews Program
Warren County Public Health Nurse Hannah J. Weiser reports for July 1, 1934 to June 30, 1935 a condensed view of work across vital statistics communicable diseases immunizations tuberculosis maternal and infant hygiene school hygiene health education and miscellaneous outreach. The record notes totals by category including visits hours and counts of cases and contacts, illustrating broad public health activity and efforts to prevent disease and promote hygiene throughout the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah J. Weiser
Warren County
Tourist Information Booth Planned at Front Royal
Front Royal officials announce a Skyline Drive Information booth to be erected under a courthouse umbrella at Main and Royal Avenue staffed by a person to aid tourists. If successful a second booth may open at other town points to provide information about the town.
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Front Royal
Main
Royal Avenue
Skyline Drive
L. B. Dutrow
Fire Is Nipped In Early Stages
A small blaze over Pender's store in Front Royal caused by an overheated oil stove was discovered around 11 o'clock. C. W. Chrisman, away at work, occupied the room. the Relief Fire department responded and a general alarm was sounded. Damage was under $100.
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Front Royal
Pender
C. W. Chrisman
Irish Rioters Clash at Belfast Funeral Burial Conflict Renewed
In Belfast on July 17 rioters from opposing Protestant and Catholic factions clashed again at a cemetery during burial services for a riot victim. Hand to hand fighting erupted as mourners watched the violence unfold in the graveyard.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Corson Named Assistant to National Youth Director
Washington July 17 commitment announces John J. Corson of Richmond as assistant to the director of the National Youth Administration Aubrey Williams executive director says Corson, a former Virginia NRA compliance officer and newspaperman, takes the post today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John J. Corson
Richmond
National Youth Administration
Aubrey Williams
Corson
Virginia Nra
Shenandoah Valley League Standings and Schedule Update
Culpeper leads the first half standings with 3 wins and 0 losses while Front Royal 13, Charlottesville 10 6, Harrisonburg 10 9, Heurich 7 10, Staunton 6 10, Orange 6 12, Waynesboro oye. Week wrap notes first half ends and upcoming games include Charlottesville at Waynesboro and Front Royal at Orange with multiple matchups Saturday and Sunday.
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Culpeper
Front Royal
Charlottesville
Harrisonburg
Heurich
Staunton
Orange
Waynesboro Oye
Waynesboro
Charlot Culpeper
Harrisburg
Charlotte
Moving County Offices Today In Royal
Warren county moves key offices after razing the courthouse. Clerk of the circuit court relocates to former county treasurer space, S Byrne Downing Sr moves to the Masonic building, and the commissioner of revenue shifts to the National Bank building second floor. The old bell is lowered amid interest, showing crude molding ridges. The 100 year old courthouse served as a Civil War hospital.
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Royal
Warren County
Circuit Court
S. Byrne Downing, Sr
Masonic
Warren- Rappahannock Trust Company
Commissioner of Revenue
National Bank
Softball League May Be Formed in Front Royal Area
Interest grows as Front Royal Lions Club proposes a softball league with multiple town groups forming teams. A committee led by Wallace Thomason will curate players from Lions Club membership. Rotary Club plans a team and other organizations intend to enter. Evening games are planned with several matches expected by week’s end.
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Front Royal
Scouts Snooze As AAA Debate Goes Forward
The Senate agreed to limit debate on administration amendments to the AAA bill, capping speeches at 30 minutes on the bill and 15 minutes on amendments. Senator Robinson secured the agreement as the week of debate closed with little accomplished. A group of Boy Scouts visiting the gallery was asleep as proceedings resumed.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Scou
Chinese Student Weds Girl Who Found His Purse
K. M. James Lin son of the president of China married Miss Viola Brown a Columbus Ohio clerk after obtaining a license at Catlettsburg Magistrate Gordon Ireson said he performed the ceremony. The couple planned to return to Catlettsburg then Detroit The romance began last April when he lost his purse and she found it.
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Ashland
K. M. James Lin
China
Viola Brown
Columbus
Gordon Ireson
Catlettsburg
Detroit
Lin
Ohio State University
Vacation Woes Highlight Lions Club Talk
Front Royal Virginia Dr O W Carper spoke to the Front Royal Lions Club on vacation mishears sun stroke heat exhaustion bites from insects snakes food poisoning and swimming cramps He advised prevention and first aid and his remarks drew praise Club president William D Deming led the meeting and committees to plan activities for the year Lions delegates attend the international convention in Mexico City with guests Edward Casarotti and Benjamin K Mae present
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Front Foyal
Front Royal Lions Club
O. W. Carper
Carper
Tom Kerns
Deming
William D. Deming
J. Frank Forsyth, Jr
Frank Stoutamyer
A. B. Scott
J. Bryan Stokes
Henry Trout, Jr
Wallace Thomason
Dalton Johnson
Johnnie Marchi
Percy Rogers
Joe Biggs
David Way Kendrick
Mexico City
Edward Casarotti
Benjamin K. Mae
Miss Dorris Tootle to Wed Miss Mildred Sowers
Miss Tootle of Savannah Ga arrives as guest of the Sowers family in Rockland to serve as bridesmaid at the Saturday wedding of Miss Mildred Sowers and Mr. C Jett Cunningham of Hed ge swill. The note lists other local social happenings and visits.
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Front Royal
Dorris Tootle
Savannah
R. Lee Sowers
Rockland
Alice Sowers
Miss Tootle
Mildred Sowers
C. Jett Cunningham
Hedgesville
W.va
Miss Sowers
Fredericksburg College
Lunatic Holds Family At Bay Then Slays Self
An escaped inmate of the Lima state hospital held three members of an Alliance family at gunpoint in their home last night before killing himself when police surrounded the scene. Victims were John Boyd, a First National Bank teller, his wife Mrs Boyd, and their 17 year old daughter. The gunman was J B Cox, once sentenced for kidnapping F A Boiles, Alliance publisher.
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Alliance
Lima State Hospital
John Boyd
First National Bank
Boyd
J. B. Cox
Ohio Penitentiary
F. A. Boiles
Cox
Camel Hair Source Clarified as Squirrel Tail
A short note explains that camel hair brushes use tail hair from Siberian squirrels, not fibers from camels.
French beauty contests will for millions in Green will
Mme Berthe Randon, a Parisian beauty, arrives in New York to challenge the late John Russell Green will. She alleges Green made a will leaving her millions and that a later will erased her share.
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Mme. Berthe Randon
John Russell Green
New York City
Green
Heas
Had Orders To Destroy Papers In Utilities Probe
Senate lobby committee heard that R. P. Herron of Associated Gas and Electric said his superiors instructed him to destroy all papers that might prove damaging in the utilities bill investigations. A. F. Christenson testified Herron dictated hundreds of anti utility bill telegrams at Western Union in Warren Pennsylvania and signed them with names from a telephone directory. Later copies of the telegrams were found burned in the basement.
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Washington
R. P. Herron
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Congressional
Senate Lobby Committee
A. F. Christenson
Western Union
Warren
Herron
Rover Bottom Raked For Slayer
Tacoma police and a heavy posse searched the Stuck river bottom 12 miles from town for a suspected killer of two Puyallup officers. A Berry Picker’s shack tip led officers to a man fitting the slayer’s description.
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Tacoma
Wash
Puyallup
Federal Debt Surges Past 29 Billion Dollars
Washington July 17 The federal debt has risen above 29 billion dollars reaching a new peak. It previously topped 26.6 billion dollars at the end of August 1919 and first surpassed that mark in mid June 1934 with several new highs since.
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Washington
Subtle threats to individual life from nation or class driven education
A critique argues that prioritizing state or class interests in education erodes personal and social integrity. It names independent Asian monarchies including Persia Iran Saudi Arabia Iraq Japan Siam Nepal and Afghanistan to illustrate the context of authority and influence.
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Asia
Persia
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Japan
Siam
Nepal
Afghanistan
Parachute Record Attempt by Alice Gibson at 28k Feet
Miss Alice Gibson, 25, plans a world record parachute leap from Clyde Pangborns plane at Floyd Bennett Airport New York. The jump aims for a 28 000 to 30 000 foot ceiling and reflects the era of high altitude experimentation.
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Alice Gibson
Floyd Bennett Airport
New York
Clyde Pangborn
30 Hour Week Bill Approved By Committee
Washington July 17 The House labor committee approved a bill to establish a 30 hour week and ban child labor in industries shipping products in interstate commerce Chairman Connery said the measure would replace NRA and the committee directed him to use all available parliamentary procedures.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Connery
NRA
Power lobby spent over a million on utility bill fight
Senator Hugo Black pressed Philip H. Gadsden about how much the power industry spent to defeat a bill ending utilities holding companies. Gadsden admitted $301,000 had been spent recently, while Black asserted billions were invested by the industry.
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Hugo Black
Alabama
Senate Lobby Investigation Committee
Philip H. Gadsden
Black
Gadsden
Senator Black
Second Rally By 10000 Republicans Planned In Cleveland
More than 5,000 Republicans from Ohio Tennessee Michigan Kentucky Pennsylvania and West Virginia were expected to attend a regional rally in Cleveland July 8 to 10. Gov. Frank D. Fitzgerald of Michigan was invited as a chief speaker and George H. Bender served as temporary chairman. The Ohio conference mirrors the Springfield Grass Roots convention with no talk of a presidential nominee.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Michigan
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Cleveland
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Cleve
Land's
George H. Bender
Ohio State
Springfield
Lll
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Bureau
The
Winchester Evening Star
Richard K., Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
Annual Report of County Nurse Reviews
Shenandoah Valley League
Sbore
Ville
AAA
Dr. Carper
Front Royal News
Charles Birgs
Nehi Bottling Company
Jack Morgan
Rehoboth Beach
Delaware
William Boyd
Boyd Camp
Overall
Helen Schafer
Baltimore
Selma Scheuer
Buddy Payne
Roger Payne
Afton Inn
Bim” Cook
West Main Street
Charles Tait
Washington, D. C
H. F. Tait
Charles
Giles B. Cook
Warren County High School
Front Royal Rotary Club
Lunatic
Mme
Berthe Randon
John R, Green
Rover
Aud Tonkins
Brooklyn
Penner
Kansas
Kenétas
Wichita
Cleveland's Public Hall
Fitzgerald
America
Chicago
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