Wounded Man At Martinsburg Hides Identity
A 40 year old man wounded and held in Martinsburg hospital refuses to reveal his identity or origins. Extradition to Pennsylvania has begun as authorities seek charges connected to the Lee shooting in Bucks Valley. The man admitted to a Virginia killing but gave few details and said he had been in Maryland recently.
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Martin W. Tonce
Henry
Lee
Bucks Valley
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Potomac River
Sir Johns Run
Maryland
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Virginia
Philadelphia Man Fights Off Kidnapers In Vacant House
Frank A. McClatchy, 56, shot and seriously wounded after resisting two men who tried to kidnap him in a vacant Philadelphia area house. John H. McClatchy, 58, who built wealth in the 69th Street area, says the attackers planned to seize him for ransom but targeted Frank when the plan failed.
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Philadelphia
Frank A. McClatchy
John H. McClatchy
McClatchy
MacClatchy
John McClatchy
69Th Street
Delaware County
Frank
John
Frank McClatchy
Prisoners removed to State Farm near James River
Bryan Clark Robert Kline Charles Shull William Johnson all white and Lee Ashby were moved from the local jail to the State Farm on the James River in Goochland county twenty miles west of Richmond. Their sentences range up to six months. The London conference faces its final decision on a cyanide or sine die outcome.
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Bryan Clark
Robert Kline
Charles Shull
William Johnson
Lee Ashby
James River
Richmond
Goochland County
Open Season Proposal for Snipe Hunting Considered
The Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries sets a meeting for August 3 1933 at 10 A M in the State Office Building Richmond to decide Proposal No 105 to fix the open season for Wilson or Jacksnipe from November 15 to January 31 inclusive with a daily limit of twenty five and a seasonal limit of two hundred fifty. By order of Chair Carl H Nolting authorized July 17 1933.
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State Office
Richmond
Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Carl H. Nolting
Scout Troops Plan Camp At Falling Waters
About 38 Scouts from three troops will camp at Falling Waters along the Potomac River with 50 acres of ground and shade trees. The program includes swimming supervised by lifeguards, leathercraft projects, and a 21 ft motor dory named City of New York. Daily Scout instruction covers First Aid, Life Saving, Signalling, and Nature Study with a full schedule and Friday cake days. Visitors welcome Sundays. camp runs daily with services at 2:30 pm.
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Potomac River
Sam Montgomery
City of New York
U. S. Navy
Tatoo
W. Lee Fisher
N. Loudoun Street
W C T U advocates prohibition in stand against repeal
The W C T U reaffirmed total abstinence for individuals and support for state and national prohibition. It argued prohibition reduces alcohol related deaths and arrests, boosts milk sales, and notes beer revenue would burden consumers. The piece condemns repeal and urges elected officials to uphold prohibitive laws. It closes by linking acreage reduction to a campaign song for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealing
World Almanac
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
New York City
Red Cross
Divorce Granted In City Court
Judge Philip Williams granted a divorce a vinculo to Mrs. Ella G. Kephart from Lucien J. Kephart in City Court yesterday. The departure, filed January 1926, allowed Ella to resume the name Ella G. Smith. Costs of the suit were awarded to the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Yestere Day
Philip Williams
Ella G. Kephart
Lucien J. Kephart
Ella G. Smith
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Racey
Penna
State Farm
London
Falling Waters
Winchester
Wiley Post
Hull
Washington
Ada Mae Bryant
Parnell
Bea Ie Reed
Steve Kelly
Reed
Gladys Reed
Lillie Lineburg
Louise Rosenberger
Toms Brook
Harriman
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman National Bank
Bellevue Hospital
Daffy
Betty
Fed
Ic. Penney CO
Penney's
Goonz Tear
Buncutter Tire CO
Penney
W. C. TU
Prohibition
Gen. Johnson
U. S
Herrell Sales Corp
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