Lamp’s Pinch Hit Secures Extra Inning Win for Winchester Park
Lefty Duvall pitched Winchester Park to a 3-2 extra inning victory over Russell Motor Company nine of Washington. After trailing 2-0, Winchester tied the score in the seventh. Duvall fanned 12 while allowing 7 hits. McIntire gave up 10 hits and 2 walks. In the tenth, Swanson’s single, Keller sacrifice, Pattoon’s fly, and Lamp’s decisive single produced the winning run as Lamp added a double for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty Duvall
Winchester Park
Russell Motor Company
Washington
McIntire
Duvall
McIintire
Winchester
Swanson
Keller
Pattoon
Lamp
Plumery
Young Russians Show Their Might Pageant in Red Square
MOSCOW July 25 Thirty five thousand of the young and strong of Soviet Russia marched before Joseph Stalin in the annual physical culture pageant in Red Square. The display featured girls and children in pantomime with huge floats showing Red soldiers border guards guns tanks and airplanes and agricultural fertility. A dance depicted Soviet fighters vanquishing German and Polish dragons as a children's brigade sang a militant tune If War Comes Tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Red Square
War Games Resume Today With 29th Division Encampment
Members of the 29th Division resumed war games at Front Royal Virginia after a 5 o clock break fast in fair weather. Col S L Pike Army Instructor marshaled officers and men as the mock hostilities began. Maj Sidney Morgan and Col Pike reviewed two days of maneuvers as the 121st Engineers Band left for Washington.
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Front Royal
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
S. L. Pike
Winchester
Col. Pike
Sidney Morgan
121St Engineers
Meyer Goldman
WCTU Convention Planned for Purcellville October 11 13
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Virginia schedules its annual meeting at Bethany Methodist Church in Purcellville Loudoun County October 11 to 13. Mrs. Howard M. Hoge, long-time state president, will preside. Delegates from across Virginia are expected with lunches served by Bethany Church Ladies Aid Society on October 12 and 13. Local Loudoun organizers have appointed committee chairs for arrangements.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Virginia
Bethany Methodist Church
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Loudoun
Howrrd M. Hoge
Evergreen Home
Lincoln
Ladies’ Aid Society of Bethany Church
Winchester
Virginia
American Exports Show An Increase
The Commerce Department reported that US exports in the first half of 1938 totaled 1 592 137 000 dollars, up 55 575 000 from 1937, while imports fell to 961 063 000 dollars, down 722 358 000 from the same period last year, yielding a positive trade surplus of 631 074 000 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Mail Order Romeo Reaches Decision in New Jersey
Judson Van Arsdale, 59, known as mail order Romeo, has chosen between two women and married May Meyer of Matawan New Jersey after weeks of pondering. May Meyer and Nellie Davis, 44, both visited his home seeking the groom, with both women described as good housekeepers and both wanting to stay.
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Matawan
N. J
Judson van Arsdale
May Meyer
Nellie Davis
Moth Spray Announced by Hough for Apple Orchards
Entomologist W. Hough of Winchester Research Laboratory recommends a July 26 to August 2 spray window to guard against side-worms in apples. Second brood activity rises in August and September, with instructions for mixing Bluestone lime and lead arsenate per 100 gallons and a second spray after 10 days. No lime or Bordeaux with nicotine spray.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
President May Have To Bless Candidate Camp In Georgia
The Democratic primary in Georgia presents unusual problems for administration politicians as two of the four candidates oppose Roosevelt policies. President Roosevelt may endorse the New Deal candidate Lawrence Camp during a Georgia visit. Camp, a newcomer, has ties to Senator Richard B. Russell Jr. Other contenders include Senator Walter F. George and former Governor Eugene Talmadge with established organizations, while William G. McRae of Atlanta backs administration support plus Townsend plan advocacy.
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Washington
Georgia
Roosevelt
U. S
Lawrence Camp
Camp
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Clarke County Farmers Headed to Blacksburg Institute
Ten Clarke county farmers will depart tomorrow for Blacksburg Virginia to attend the Institute of Rural Affairs. Delegates include Clifton Price A J Clevenger M G Henshall John Dove R C Carter Jr J C Emmart B W Brotherton D W Costello and C C Funkhouser. They plan to return Friday and transportation is available for Frederick county participants.
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Clarke County
Blacksburg
Institute of Rural Affairs
C. C. Funkhouser
Clarke
Clifton Price
A. J. Clevenger
M. G. Henshall
John Dove
R. C. Carter, Jr
J. C. Emmart
B. W. Brotherton
D. W. Costello
Mr. Funkhouser
Home Demonstration Club
Frederick County
Fred Stine
One Out of Every 37 Is a Criminal
Indianapolis report from the American Bar Association says crime costs the nation 15 billion dollars annually and major crimes occur every 22 seconds. It cautions against hasty policing changes but urges better enforcement through more officers and tighter regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States
Law Enforcement Committee
The
American Bar Association
America
Cleveland
aArthur T. Vanderbilt
Alaska
Vanderbilt
Association
Frank Hague
Jersey City
New Jersey
Globe
National Association of Women Lawyers
United State
Florence E. Allen
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
First In Clarke To Win Honor In 4-H All-Star Chapter
Dalton Carpenter of Clarke county becomes the first from the area elected to the Virginia All-Star Chapter. County agent C C Punkhouser notes Carpenter’s unusual achievements and confirms the honor today.
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Clarke
Dalton Carpenter
Clarke County
C. C. Punkhouser
Carpenter
Funkhouser
Red Cross Life Saving Methods Highlight Surfboard Use
Modern Red Cross instructors use surfboards for water rescue and begin resuscitation as soon as the drowning person is reached. Since 1913 the Life Saving Service has educated nearly 800,000 people in water safety and rescue. Artificial respiration is a key technique that saves many bathers each year from drowning.
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Red Cross
Death Claims T. W. Grim of Winchester at 64
T. William Grim, 64, of 14 East Germain street Winchester died after a prolonged heart illness. He worked as a woodworker for Glaize and Brother before two years of ill health. Survived by widow Blanche Rainsberger and four sisters and three brothers. Funeral Tuesday at 3 pm from East Germain residence with services by Rev. Robert B. Nelson and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Bell tolled by Friendship Fire Company.
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T. William Grim
Winchester
No. 14
East Germain Street
Grim
Glaize and Brother
George W. and
Ida Seabright Grim
Cumberland
Turner Ashby
Floyd
Marion Grim
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Milton J. Billmyer
Harry Jones
Jacob Marple
Ollie Cooper
Harvey Carper
Edward Jones
Friendship Fire Company
Jones
King Neptune Visits Roosevelt Ship in Gallapagos Date
President Roosevelt voyages toward Albemarle Island in the Gallapagos group aboard the cruiser Houston crossing the equator twice to stage shipboard ceremonies. To avoid Sunday observances the events were moved to today with Roosevelt designated senior shellback and Stephen S. Early named pollywog chieftain.
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Houston
Gallapagos Archipelago
Roosevelt
Albemarle Island
Gallapagos
King Neptune
Stephen S. Early
Corrigan Installs in London as Kennedy Guest
Douglas G. Corrigan arrives in London for a two day visit after flying from New York to Dublin in his plane. He goes to the home of U.S. Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy to be hosted during his stay in the capital.
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Croyden
Eng
Douglas G. Corrigan
New York
Dublin
London
United States
Joseph P. Kennedy
West End
Pms
ADS Reports Farm Benefit Payments Top 328 Million
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced total benefit payments and related expenditures for the last 12 months reached 328,262,578 dollars. Expenses of the state and district offices amounted to 20,636,470 dollars.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Insurgents Take Western Spain Territory of Estremadura
Spanish insurgents captured 3125 square miles in Estremadura near the Portuguese border after a five day campaign. They secured 23 towns and 400000 inhabitants, with Casteura as the largest village and government troops fleeing with wheat war materiel and 10 shells and a fleet of light cars. General Jose Maija reportedly pulled veterans east to Valencia, reducing western resistance.
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Hendaye
France
Spain
Mediterranean
Estremardura
Valencia
Casteura
Estremadura
Jose Maija
Second Half Of Winchester Softball Season Underway
The Winchester Softball League resumes play tomorrow after rain delays. Snag Sargent announces the schedule for the first week with games at Sunnyside diamond and the Park. Teams urged to reschedule postponed games at the earliest convenience.
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Winchester
Snag Sargent
Jr. B
T. Vs
Sunnyside
United Food
Elks Club
Co. I
Woolen
Republic Oil
Kendall Oilers
Park
Elks
Jr. B. of T
Death Summons Wm E Smith In Loudoun County
William Edward Smith of Bluemont Loudoun County died at his home at 7 30 yesterday morning aged 61. He was born May 8 1877 in Warrenton VA son of the late John H and the late Mrs Smith. Survived by widow Annie L Smith five sons George W J Luther Carroll C Joseph F and Charles W Smith and two daughters Mrs Margaret L Longerbeam and Mrs Rose E Dawson. Funeral from Bluemont Methodist Church Tuesday at 11 conducted by Rev Walter Smith with interment in Ebenezer Cemetery Loudoun County.
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William Edward Smith
Bluemont
Loudoun County
Mr. Smith
Warrenton
John H. Smith
Annie L. Smith
George W
J. Luther
Carroll C
Joseph F
Charles W. Smith
Margaret L. Longerbeam
Rose E. Dawson
Bluemont Methodist Church
Walter Smith
Hillsboro
Ebernezer
Charles
Red Cross Offers Life Saving Class to Prevent Drownings
Winchester Frederick County Red Cross chapter announces a life saving and water safety course led by Dr. E T Clark chapter chairman. The program runs July 26 to 30 from 9 to 12 at Winchester Golf Club with Red Cross certificates awarded upon completion. Interested individuals should contact Mrs. Helen H Wright at the chapter headquarters.
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Winchester-Prederick County
Red Cross
E. T. Clark
Clark
Winchester Golf Club
Helen H. Wright
Victims Improve After Crash Near Berryville
Memorial Hospital reports gradual improvement for Miss Viola Payne and Robert Fewell of Round Hill Loudoun County who were injured when their car crashed into a service pole on the eastern outskirts of Berryville after midnight Sunday. Their companions Thomas Payne Edgar Thompson and Dean Bolt also from Round Hill were treated and discharged.
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Memorial Hospital
Viola Payne
Robert Fewell
Round Hill
Loudoun County
Berrysvile
Galloway
Clarke County
Blue Ridge Mountains
Thomas Payne
Edgar Thompson
Dean Bolt
Miss Payne
Mr. Fewell
A Good Almanac Is Always Useful
Uncle Sam's Almanac gains a reputation for useful facts at a fair price. It offers no ads or propaganda, but daily guidance on household hints etiquette political and economic data and standard almanac pages. The coupon offer asks ten cents postpaid for UNCLE SAM'S ALMANAC. Lift Every Voice is cited as the national anthem of the negroes.
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Uncle Sam
J. Amond
Jamies Weldon Johns
National Guard Units Return From Virginia Beach Camp
Members of Headquarters Company and Company I, 116th Infantry returned home after a two week encampment at the State Military Reservation in Virginia Beach. Lieut George F Miller did not attend the camp due to duties in Richmond at a rifle range. Miller named captain of the Virginia team for national matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, with Capt Paul R Hartman as special range officer. They will leave August 20 for Camp Perry. Capt Hartman commands Company I. Lt Ashbury Jackson is second in command. Lt Lawrence C Hollis leads Headquarters Company.
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State Miliary Reservation
Virginia Beach
George F. Miller
Richmond
State Farm
Camp Perry
Ohio
Miller
Virginia
Paul R. Hartman
Winchester
Hartman
Lieut. Miller
Ashbury Jackson
Lawrence C. Hollis
Air Raid Warning Net Tests Planned Across North Carolina
The War Department announced a large scale American test of an air raid warning net to involve hundreds of civilians. Messages such as enemy planes sighted will be telephoned from 300 plus points in North Carolina during October 3 to 17. Officials say no alarm or belief war is near will be implied.
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Washington
War Department
Europe
North Carolina
Sylva Girl Earns Dental License Family in the Trade
Miss Nora Cella McGuire receives her dental license joining a family of dentists in Sylva North Carolina. Her father Dr Wayne McGuire and mother are dentists while her sister studies dentistry in Atlanta and her brother in law is a dental student.
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Sylva
N. C
Noracella McGuire
Miss McGuire
Wayne McGuire
Atlanta
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Meintire
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Wee Lamp
Esonn MsDermott
Luby
A. Kilmer
Luray
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Culpeper
F.lh.a
O'Connell
Robert M. Bolton
Hugh Everett, Jr
Louis Goson
Malcolm T. Powell
Charles Rust
James B. Bradley
Beverley Brown
Milton A. Reckord
Gardner Waller
John W. Oehmann
District of Columbia National Guard
District of Columbia Infantry
Virginia National Guard
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I. Brumback
Romeo
W. 8S. Hough
American Bar Committee
T. W. Grim
Local Citizen
Corrigan
Kennedy
Commercial Small Loan & Finance Co., Inc
E. Boscawen St
Miaja
Wm. E. Smith
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
N. G
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
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