Townsend Walks Out of Deposition Hearing
Dr. Francis E. Townsend walked out of a deposition hearing in Cleveland after telling attorney Benjamin F. Sacharow it is none of his business. The suit seeks removal of Townsend and trustees of Old Age Revolving Pensions Ltd and an accounting of over $1,000,000 in funds with a receiver appointed. Townsend planned a speaking engagement in Erie, Pennsylvania that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Townsend
Townsend
Cleveland
Benjamin. F. Sacharow
Sacharow
Alfred J. Wright
Dr. Townsend
Wright
Townsend Organization
Common Pleas Court
Toos Townsend
Erie
Man's Cut Up Body Found In Car Of Garbage
The dismembered body of a white man was found in a garbage car delivered from Washington to the Cherry Hill disposal plant in Virginia about 30 miles south of here. Police homicide squad investigated as workmen unloaded the car and identity remained unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cherry Hill
Here
John G. Crane
Two More Hotel Employes Questioned In Death Mystery
Asheville reports two more staff members from the Battery Park Hotel were detained after the shooting death of Helen Clevenger last Thursday night. Fleming, a bell hop, and L. D. Roddy, an elevator operator, were taken in after Sheriff Brown finished questioning nightwatchman Daniel H. Gaddy.
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Asheville
N. C
Battery Park
Helen Clevenger
P. H. Branch
The
Penal
Fleming
L. D. Roddy
Laurence Brown
Daniel H. Gaddy
Tel
New York University
Asheville, N. C
Central Presa
Sargent Paralyzed After Valley Pike Crash
Arthur Sargent 54 of Stephens City lies unconscious in Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car near Middletown while his crew prepared to pack tools for the day. The accident, described as unavoidable, involved a Flint Michigan owned cabin trailer driven by John Coleman. Franks car stopped quickly after impact and both drivers were cleared of blame. Francis M. Funk of Winchester investigated the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sargent
Stephens City
Memorial Hospital
Sargent
State
Valley Pike
Middletown
A. J. Tavenner
Harry Franks
John Coleman
Flint, Mich
Mr. Sargent
Franks
Francis M. Funk
Winchester Police Department
Rob Shields Held Up In Petersburg Car Theft Near Goochland
Rob Shields an employee of an oil company from Richmond was found with a head wound on a Goochland county roadside by two state farm guards. He said two young men forced him at gunpoint to drive from Petersburg and stole his car, money, and fled toward Midlothian. The black coupe with red wheels bore Virginia plates 102045. Officers named Larkin Glazebrook as DMV investigator on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic) Oil Company
Petersburg
Hull Street
Shields
Midlothian Turnpike
Goochland
Shield
Virginia
Larkin Glazebrook
Department of Motor Vehicles
Popular Front
Vera
Endarlaza
Bidassoa
Red Cross
Hendaye
Behobie
Bayonne
France
Pamplona
Luis Villanova
Guipuzcoa
Bidas- Soa
Iran
Pamiplona
Charlemagne
People
Bidossoa
San Sebastian
Claude G. Bowers
United States
Perpignan
Barcelona
Executive Committee
National Confederation of Autonomous Rights
Gerona
Iona
Mataro
Mga
Ublican
Frontier
Tieng
Tarragona
Ema Aa
Testimony Seats key witnesses in injury case
Frank Bucher Woodrow W Legge and Sargent brother of the injured man testified outlining events and damages in the ongoing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bucher
Woodrow W. Legge
Mr. Sargent
Wife Preservers Suggest Powdered Sugar Dusting
Ginger Rogers suggests dusting the upper crust of a pie with powdered sugar to add sweetness and decoration when a fruit pie is not sweet enough. The tip blends appearance with flavor enhancement.
How Activities of Girls And Women Have Changed
A reminiscence on early women golfers and evolving norms. The piece contrasts elder fears of female athletics with evidence of healthier, stronger women, citing 19th century medical views on fashion, footwear, waist constriction, and the shift toward exercise and freedom in dress and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
M. D
Owens Speaker at Lions Meet
Rev. George E. Owens of the Church of Christ led the Lions Club gathering today with the theme The Message of the Rose. He spoke on inner beauty reflected as outer loveliness and noted pruning as necessary to gain joy amid sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Owens
Church of Christ
Lions Club
Robert Schenck
P. G. Ireland
Providence
Owens
Mr. Owens
L. Jackson
California
Lion John Marchi
Front Royal
E. T. Clarke
Lion C. R. Anderson
Battlefront updates from Spain report ongoing clashes
Battles widen as peasant worker columns fortify positions near Burgos Toledo and Madrid outskirts. Rebels push toward Iran and San Sebastian while loyalists reinforce border towns amid cross border skirmishes and road clashes.
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets Report July 21
Baltimore market shows steady hog and calf values with hogs around 11.30 to 11.55 for various weights and calves mostly nominal. Chicago market reports active cattle trading with best steers 9.15 to 9.25, cutters up to 10-15, and fat cows rising. sheep strong with fat lambs driving gains.
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Baltimore
TLE
Bengee
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept
Washington Rangers
Winchester
Stock Market Ends Firm After Broad Gains
New York July 21 A forward push to recovery highs carried gains across rails rubbers mines farm implements motors and ties with utilities and steels lagging. Transfers reached about 1 600 000 shares and Packard rose as six months earnings rose. Corn and wheat futures firmed while bonds and currencies were mixed.
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New York
Packard
Chicago
Ray
Local Market Feed Prices and Grain Rates
Daily market notices list Magnolia and Crystal patent feeds with 98 lb bags priced at 5.40 to 5.90 per barrel and 48 lb to 12 lb bags from 5.50 to 6.70. Shelled corn and coarse cracked corn shown at 2.10 to 2.20 and 2.15. Cremsery butter and country butter priced per unit. hog, lamb, and cattle figures appear with scattered, inconsistent entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Kasco
Ccscccese
Grain Market Rises as Corn Leads Decline Weather Dampens Prospects
Chicago reports corn becomes market leader with gains up to four cents a bushel as limited supplies and hot drought damage cloud prospects. Wheat and oats move higher with nearby contracts around 1.04 for wheat and 0.36 to 0.38 for oats, while cash grain in Chicago shows mixed quality grades and prices. Baltimore notes wheat at 97 3/4 cents and regional quotes for corn and other grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Portsmouth Bay Tragedy At Crater Lake Injures Three
The body of Warren Bowden, 19, of Portsmouth Virginia, was recovered after plunging from jagged cliffs 200 feet above Crater Lake. His companions Newton Pettijohn, 17, and Bill Baker, 16, both of Portsmouth, survived and were to be returned home.
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Portsmouth Bay
Klamath Falls
Ore
Warren Bowden
Portsmouth
Crater Lake
Newton Pettijohn
Bill Baker
Princesses Named for Warren Centenary Parade
Anne Williams of Berryville and Frances Miller of Sperryville join Isabelle Jenkins of Shenandoah and Mary Katherine McCarty of Warrenton as princesses from adjacent counties for the centennial celebration. A 12 member court will include four maids of honor and eight princesses with four more from Warren County to be named. Floats for the grand parade are being built and units from Virginia and nearby states will participate. The Virginia National Guard will encamp at Front Royal and be reviewed by Governor Peery on the final day.
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Sembly
Anne Williams
Berryville
Princess Clarke County
Frances Miller
Silas Miller
Sperryville
Princess Rappahannock County
H. B. Winfrey
Isabelle Jenkins
Shenandoah
J. R. Mims
Luray
Princess Page County
Fauquier County
Mary Katherine McCarty
Warrenton
Richard Mason McCarty
McCarty
Fauquier
Her Majesty’s Court
Warren
Warren County
E. O. Burdy
Riverton Lime and Stone Company
L. S. Rohr
Crystal Ice Company
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Texaco
Charles Town
W. Va
American Legion
Hershey
V F. W
Cumberland
Hanover
Harrisburg
Front Royal Remount
Green Hill CCC
Virginia National Guard
Front Royal Enroute
Indiantown Gap
George C. Peery
Welfare meeting highlights city and county aid efforts
A joint session of the Child Welfare committee and the Board of Public Welfare in the city hall discussed social diseases and public education benefits. Dr James Miller spoke on welfare education while Mrs Andrew Bell spoke on school work. Officers report rising service cases among unemployed, aged, and child dependents with more needing services than financial aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare Committee
Board of Public Welfare
Council
James Miller
Andrew Bell
Temperature Climbs Across Corn Belt Amid Storms and Heat
Weather dispatch reports temperatures rising across most of the corn belt with scattered rain and hail storms. Forecasts indicate near 100 degree highs in several states while Nebraska and Oklahoma report additional deaths. Damaging winds and fires touch upper Michigan and Texas as forecasts call for continued heat and variable rain.
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Chicago
Cree
Tientens
Upper Michigan
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tex
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
Western
Lloyd
Mississippi
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Winchester Gift Committee Sets Sail Date for Visit
The committee of Judge Philip Williams John H Rosenberger and Dr C R Anderson authorized by council to select a gift and craft greetings to be conveyed by Dr Anderson as mayor to Winchester England met last night. A further meeting is planned next week to continue work. Anderson and family plan to sail August 28 from Veere SAE of England and the consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Williams
John H. Rosenberger
C. R. Anderson
Anderson
Winchester
Eng
Notables At Civil War Battle reenactment near Manassas
Scene from a reenactment on the old battlefield drew a large crowd including Governor George C. Peery, Wilbur C. Hall, and Senator John W. Rust. Spectators arrived by auto and bus to view a 2,000 acre park area with a Sea concert by Marine cavalry and aerial demonstrations by modern military units.
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Sixteenth Field Artillery
Douglas
Freeman
Richmond
Lee
Old Batt Ie
George C. Peery
Wilbur C. Hall
John W. Rust
Manassas
National Park
Washington
Virginia
Marine Cavalry
PWA Relief Workers Mentioned in Virginia Counties
Officials said relief workers in Frederick Warren and Shenandoah counties would be included. Walter Shade noted many non relief men near the proposed project need work. The city sought 532000 for a new water supply with 45 percent from PWA and 55 percent locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Warren
Shenandoah
Field
Walter M. Shade
National Re-employment
Public Works Administration
Richmond
Itas
State Director Office
Washington
Washingto
PWA
Winchester
Virginia
Col. Anderson
Iy Mace
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Lawrence Simpson
Hamburg
Germany
Manhattan
Berlin
Simpson
Seattle
Wash
U. S. State Department
Central Press
Katherine Kovas
St. Clairsville
Harry Albright
Katherine
Dudge
Rob
Mary Hallowell
Clendening
Lions Meet
Burgos
Toledo
Guadarrama
Leon Peak
University
Madrid
Irun
Spain
Spanish Popular Front
Onde Creamery
al. Chemical
Am. Can
Am. Rad
Sugar Res
Am. Tel. & Tel
Am. Tob. B
Anaconda
Johns-Manville
Kennecott
Mont-Ward
N. Y. Central
Owens Ill. Glass
Penn. R. R
Sears Roebuck
Son. Pac
Ltd. Oil N. J
Texas Corp
UN Pac
U. S. Steel
West UN. Tel
West el. & M
Woolworth
Star
Princess Fauquier
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