Inquest Openizing Death of Lewis Homar Near Berryville
An inquest was opened at Commonwealth's Attorney Edward Williams' office into the death of 62 year old Gaylord man Lewis O. Homar who was killed when a car struck him Saturday night on the Charles Town pike near Berryville. Police say Homar leaped from a rumble seat as Bill Moreland's car approached. Melton Carroll's car then ran over the body. Carroll and Miss Bernice Childs were in the second vehicle. Homar's family survives including his wife Annie Billmyer Homar and children Annie Lee Anderson Ella Grim Gladys Homar and John A. Homar. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at the John Enders Funeral Home with Rev. Dr. L A Parker officiating. Interment is Greenhill Cemetery.
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Berryville
Commonwealth
Edward Williams
Lewis O. Homar
Gaylord
Charles Town
Homar
Bill Moreland
Moreland
Cornwell
Here
Melton Carroll
Buckner
Carroll
Bernice Childs
Longmarsh
Clarke
Kenneth Moreland
Ent
Sandy
Mary Willingham Homar
Annie Billmyer Homar
Annie Lee Anderson
Ella Grim
Gladys Homar
John A. Homar
Thomas
George Homar
Clarence Grubbs
Rose Benner
Lee Zombro
Nan Lloyd
John Enders
L. A. Parker
Greenhill Cemetery
Army posts span East Coast to West Coast in many regions
Army posts are located along the East Coast from Maine to Florida and along the Mexican border to California. They also line the Pacific states of California Oregon and Washington with numerous posts nationwide in both major cities and rural areas.
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Maine
Florida
California
Pacific
Oregon
Washington
Moe Annenberg Begins Three-Year Tax Evasion Sentence
Moe Annenberg surrendered to federal police in Chicago to begin a three year term for evasion of income taxes. Chief Deputy Marshal Joseph Tobin said Annenberg appeared at the loop office of his chief counsel Weymouth Kirkland and the marshal's office was advised by telephone. Prisoner William H. McDonnell accompanied the prisoner to Lewisburg Pennsylvania.
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Chicago
M. L. Sneer
United States
Lewisburg
Joseph Tobin
Annenberg
Weymouth Kirkland
Turf News
Garner Refuses To Say Whether He Will Return
Vice President Garner said he would travel to Texas to vote in the Saturday primary and would not discuss whether he would return to Washington. He stated he was going home to vote, adding he would reserve his decision on returning, citing a leader who waits to decide at the last moment.
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Washington
Garner
Texas
Roosevelt
Turner and three others hurt in Indianapolis crash
Col Roscoe Turner the famed speed aviator, his secretary Marian Allyne, and two others were injured in a late night automobile collision on Indianapolis west side. Turner had a fractured pelvis and was listed in fair condition. Allyne suffered a broken left collarbone and cuts. Graydon Hubbard, driver of the other car and state trapshooting champion from Elwood, sustained internal injuries.
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Indianapolis
Roscoe Turner
Col. Turner
Marian Allyne
Graydon Hubbard
Elwood
Italian Cafe At Fair Closes Amid Slump
NEW YORK July 22 The Italian pavilion restaurant at the World's Fair closed last night on orders from its sponsor the Italian line manager Armando Tosi attributed the closing to a decline in business. Fixtures valued at 340000 dollars will be shipped back to Italy and a copper dance floor will presumably be used in armaments.
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New York
Armando Tosi
Italy
Tosi
Bullitt Reports on France and Franco-American Ties
Ambassador William C Bullitt arrived from Europe to discuss his Washington report on how France fell to German force and the rise of a dictatorial regime He rides the President’s special train to Hyde Park to brief the President on future Franco-American relations The White House offered no comment on the conference Bullitt disputed labeling Petain’s government as fascist saying the marshal has universal respect and confidence of the people
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Washington
William C. Bullitt
France
Nnno
Just
Europe
Hyde Park
White House
United States
Marshal Petain
England
Bullitt
New York
Petain
Global lending shifts amid trade disruption call for steadier exchange
The passage argues for better lending between continents and the Americas to curb excessive fluctuations from distressed selling during temporary trade interruptions. It notes the need to reestablish free exchange and urges exporting firms to support their nationals to avoid improvised bargaining.
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Continents
Americas
Baltimore Market Roundup: Livestock and Produce Prices
Market notes from Baltimore and Philadelphia show dull produce values with mixed livestock demand. Cattle and hog markets vary by class. eggs, butter, and poultry prices steady to firm, while Chicago reports hogs down and grain futures mixed.
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W. Sh. Va
E. Sh. Md
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Dept. Agri
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
U. S
U.S
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Futures And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago July 22 wheat and grain prices fell as July contracts dropped to 71 7 8 cents a bushel the lowest since September. Corn rose on hot weather while oats soybeans rye and lard moved in narrow ranges with cash grain quotes listing multiple No. grade wheat and corn prices.
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Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Chicago
Cepe
Chicago Cash Grain
Market Mixed After Early Rally Fails To Draw Buyers
New York stock market faced a cautious session with an early rally fading. Steel shares led briefly before losing gains as trading remained sluggish with about 250000 shares changing hands amid broker fears of a potential market shock if Germany intensifies actions against England.
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New York
England
Hitler
al. Chem
Am. Rad
Ah. Smei
A. T
Anaconda
B. and
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Con. Edison
Elec
Genl. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
Natl. Dairy
Packard
Penny (Jc
Penn. R. R
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Southern R
Texas Corp
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Woolworth
What is a newspaper morgue
The morgue is the department of the office where clippings about people and events are filed.
Heat Wave Grips Nation With Deadly Toll Across Regions
Chicago reports continuing scorching heat with no relief in sight. Descriptions note scores of drownings and deaths as millions seek relief at beaches and lakes amid abnormally high temperatures across the middle west and middle Atlantic. Weather forecasts predict similar highs with possible localized showers.
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Chicago
New England
Great Lakes
Middle West
Middle Atlantic States
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Willkie Seeks Cross Party Support From Balters Backers
In Colorado Springs two former New Deal officials Lewis Douglas and John Wanes offered to work for Willkie. Democrats Irvin Cobb Vance McCormick Stephen Chadwick and William H. Murray pledged support. They urged a movement to enlist Democrats who value country over party loyalty.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Wendell L. Wilkie
Lewis Douglas
Stephen Chadwick
The
American Legion
William H
Bill” Ey
Oklahoma
Mr. Flenner Returns Home After Hospital Stay
L. J. Flenner longtime Handley High School watchman returns to 934 Woodstock Ave from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore where he was treated since July 3. An eye operation followed by infection led to a 17 day stay plus a tonsil and adenoids operation. He calls his condition satisfactory.
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L. J. Flenner
Handley High School
Woodstock Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Navy buys two Grace Line auxiliary ships Santa Barbara and Santa Maria
Secretary Knox announced the Navy purchased two 15,000 ton steamships from Grace Line for 1.3 million dollars each. The vessels, Santa Barbara and Santa Maria, were in Latin American service and bring total Navy acquisitions of ocean liners to four. The purchase replaces building new auxiliaries to preserve shipways for fighting vessels.
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Washington
Knox
Navy
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Grace Line
Department
British Bomb Supply Ship Off Danish Coast
The air ministry announced a 14,000 ton enemy ship was bombed off the Danish coast yesterday. Military objectives in Germany and Holland were bombed last night. A German raider damaged the balloon barrage cable in England and was destroyed. Four German aircraft were destroyed. two British fighters were lost.
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London
Air Ministry
Germany
Holland
England
Britain
Indicted for Murder in Roadside Slaying at Berry's Ferry
L. C. Smith, accused of killing Virgil Smallwood near a Route 50 filling station, was indicted for first degree murder by a special grand jury. The case, heard before Circuit Court Judge Philip Williams, goes to the September term after a one hour closed deliberation. Witnesses included Reese Wiley, Coroner Carroll Iden, and State Trooper George Miller. Smith, who claims self defense, has a $2,000 bond and is represented by Capt. Frank M. Wray.
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Berryville
L. C. Smith
Virgil “Doodge
Smallwood
Berrys Ferry
Court House
Philip Williams
Reese Wilevs
Wiley
Carroll H. Iden
George Miller
Smith
Route 50
Berrys Ferry Bridge
Bond Smallwood
Blue Ridge
Frank M. Wray
T.S. Hummer
Foreman
John T. Dove
George Chapman
Ben Crampton
J .B. Cook
D. R. Kackley
Cubs Acquire Zeke Bonura From Senators
Chicago announces outright purchase of first baseman Zeke Bonura from the Washington Senators to fill a position hurt by injuries. Bonura has hit .273 this season and replaces both Glenn Russell and Phil Cavarretta who are sidelined.
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Chicago
Zeke Bonura
Washington Senators
Chicago Cubs
Bonura
Cub
Glenn
Rip) Russell
Phil Cavarretta
Democrat Held for Slapping of Another's Face
La July 22 James Domengeaux a candidate for Congress was ordered into court on charges of fighting and disturbing the peace after admitting he struck State Senator Dudley J Leblanc following a radio appeal to withdraw. Pipes reacting as a Republican over nomination of Wallace as Democratic vice presidential candidate.
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Lafayette
James Domengeaux
Congress
Price
Malcolm Fisher
Fisher
Domengeaux
Dudley J. Leblanc
David W. Pipes, Jr
Pipes
Secretary Wallace
Nazi Invade England Any Hour
The piece reports on ongoing air raids and naval actions with Britain claiming 11 planes lost at Wilhelmshaven and other targets while Germany admits five losses. British submarine Salmon overdue, trawler Crestflower sunk, Brazen sunk while towed, and hints of wider Allied and Axis operations in the war zone as of weekend raids and assessments.
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Wilhelmshaven
Britain
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Soren Et Atare
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