Program At Annual Boy Scout Camp Opens At White Rock
White Rock Scout Camp opened with 81 scouts 6 leaders and 9 staff from Virginia and West Virginia. Dan O Henry directs with Herbert Shelly Charles Holt Lige Miller Charles Starvey Brown David Hurley Yoachum Rudy and David Astine on staff. A physical re check by Dr B B Dutton ensured fitness for swimming and activities. A Sunday morning open air chapel service was led by Rev Coe Capon Bridge. Wives and friends may visit on Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons.
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White Rock
New Market
Luvey
Milpeirs
Strasburg
Stephens
Winchester
Virginia
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Scout
Dan O.henry
Herbert Shelly
Charles Holt
Lige Miller
Charles Starvey Brown
David Hurley
Yoachum” Rudy
Cook
David Astine
Bucler
B. B. Dutton
Coe of
Capon Bridge
Camp
Answers to Today's Quiz From Page Four
Answers printed on page four include San Juan. a Napoleon commemoration. deciduous trees shedding leaves in winter. First round. safeguarding ships from icebergs. Nebraska. the locale of an offense. Pref as not pre face. a geographic place name for islands in the East Indies. MDCCLXXVI.
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Napoleon
East Indies
Methodist Children Enjoy Week At Camp In West Va
About 50 children returned from Camp White Rock run by Montague Avenue Methodist Church and partners in Brad dock Street Methodist Church. The camp, despite poor weather, was deemed a success with a final campfire and awards at Miller School. Three classes covered Bible study, worship, and evangelism with plans for an Epworth League at Montague Avenue church.
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Camp White Rock
Montague Avenue
Balthis
Ruby Shiley
Margaret McIntyre
Epworth League
Montague Avenue Church
Andrew Bell
Brooks Flickinger
David Balthis
Strasburg
Ruth Trimble
W. W. McIntyre
J. W. Allamong
T. M. Swann
George Waters
Frederick Circuit
Kissing Device Tests Lipstick Durability
Hollywood reports Max Factor Jr announces a kissing machine to test lipstick wear. Two plastic lips contact under adjustable pressure, driven electrically to simulate four hours of kissing. Factor hopes to develop a true kiss proof formula from the tests.
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Hollywood
Max Factor, Jr
Factor
Four Students Feared Dead In Mount Baker Avalanche
Glacier Washington July 24 avalanche on Mount Baker traps sixteen hikers including twenty five teachers from western Washington college of education. Two victims identified as Alice James Arlington and Julius Cornblatt Bellingham recovered. Missing include Viene Fisher Coupeville Maynard Howat Seattle Hope Weitman Thornton Beulah Lindbergh Great Falls MT. Rescue party of rangers CCC and private citizens remains on mountain. Survivors say slide 100 yards wide at start, over 300 yards wide at subsidence. The group faced a six hour hike to the area.
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Glacier
Wash
Lofty
Mount Baker
Alice James
Arlington
Julius Cornblatt
Bellingham
Viene Fisher
Coupeville
Maynard Howat
Seattle
Hope ‘Weitman
Thornton
Beulah Lindbergh
Great Falls
Mont
Western Washington College of Education
Don Cox
Chester Allin
Miss James
Dornblatt
Forest Rangers
Civilian Conservation Corps
Terraire
Teachers’ College
Howat
Weitman
Chewlah
Doubt Cast On Felon's Confession
In Winchester Kentucky a jailed 18 year old Andy Shelton fights a death sentence after a confessed killer Jack Davis who died in the electric chair last week said Shelton helped kill Isaac Shelton. Davis’s statement prompts legal action and warrants for a possible accomplice while Shelton's attorney pursues appeals.
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Winchester
Andy Shelton
Jack Davis
Isaac Shelton
Shelton
Davis
Western State Penitentiary
Eddyville
Abram Combs
Hazard
Jesse Buchanan
Clark County
J. Smith Hays, Jr
Joe S. Lindsay
Young Shelton
Marcus Redwine
Redwine
Kentucky
Lindsay
Hays
Police probe Armenian feud link in Yonkers disappearance
Police investigate possible Armenian blood feud motive in the disappearance of 16 year old Hovannes Dadourian from Yonkers New York home of affluent parents. The missing youth's father helped finance prosecutions of nine countrymen for the 1933 assassination of Archbishop Leon Tourian.
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Hovannes Dadourian
Yonkers
N. Y
Leon Tourian
Driver Saves His Peppers On Mount Summit Grade
Uniontown, July 24. Benjamin Bermelson, 28, a Clinton, N C driver, steered a seven ton pepper truck down a three mile mountain grade at speeds up to 85 mph after an engine failure disabled brakes. A companion, Robert Tanner, leaped clear as Bermelson kept control until the truck halted on the highway shoulder. He saved every pepper, saying he stayed with the truck to avoid a serious crash.
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Uniontown
Benjamin Bermelson
Mount Summit
Clinton
N. C
Bermelson
Robert J. Tanner
Attica Man Confesses to Killing Local Schoolgirl
Thomas Boyce, 26, a golf course worker, orally confessed to killing Elizabeth Debrukker, 11, a sixth grade pupil from Logan Center, and burying her near Harrison Hills Country Club. He described strangling her with a belt after luring her across the golf course and washing up details of the sequence and corroborating evidence. Prosecutors planned murder charges to hold him until the September grand jury, while he would be kept in Indianapolis to avoid town unrest.
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Attica
Ind
William Henry Ramsey
Thomas Boyce
Elizabeth Debrukker
Harrison Hills Country Club
Ramsey
Fountain County
R. C. Fenters
Paul Rule
Robert Bowman
George W. Keller
West LaFayette
Boyce
Debrukker
Indianapolis
Marion County
Fenters
Rule
Elizabeth
Peter Debruick
Near Here
Logan Center
Patterson Named Interstate Commerce Commissioner
William J. Patterson of North Dakota was nominated by President Roosevelt to the Interstate Commerce Commission for the term expiring December 31, 1945.
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William J. Patterson
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce
Anniversary Of Kellogg Pact Outlawing War
Washington July 24 ten years after President Hoover announced the Kellogg Briand pact intended to outlaw war the ceremony in the White House east room failed to impress as microphones cut in and out. Despite the gathering of diplomats from 43 nations the era of peace gave way to renewed war threats and international tension. Frank B Kellogg and Aristide Briand are dead and undeclared wars persist in Asia Africa and Europe.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Stimson
Frank B. Kellogg
Coolidge
Aristide Briand
Grance
Japan
China
Italy
Ethiopia
Spain
Germany
Asia
Virginia Exhibit at World Poultry Congress Sets Arch Entrance
A replica Natural Bridge arch will frame the Virginia exhibit at the World Poultry Congress in Cleveland drawing 590000 attendees. The booth features large Virginia farm photos, a 28000000 poultry industry emphasis, literature lounges, and interpreters for foreign guests. Governor Price urges post congress Virginia visits, with 22 official delegates named and 3000 tickets sold.
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Cleveland
Virginia
W. H. Densmore
Roanoke
V. P. I. Poultry Department
Harry L. Moore
Isabelle Zigler
Richmond
International Congress of Poultrymen
Governor Price
General Assembly
Wampler
State Committee
Price
Charles W. Wampler
Harrisonburg
C. B. Williamson
G. F. Holsinger
Howard S. Zigler
Rockingham
Congress
Shenandoah Valley
Kellogg Pact Lingers as Diplomatic Hope in Europe
Power rapid in Europe and the Kellogg pact remain a diplomatic instrument, propped by a few diplomats led by Secretary Hull. The pact endures despite actions by nations, with no denouncement recorded.
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Europe
Ince
Hull
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