Scouters Plan Health Checks for Boy Scout Camp
Leaders open their annual camp at White Rock on August 2 and require a complete health history for each Scout. Parents and physicians must return detailed questionnaires listing illnesses, vaccinations, and medical conditions to the camping director Dan Henry.
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White Rock
Dan Henry
Scout
Funeral planning awareness grows among women
The piece notes many women seek information on funeral services and prices before need arises to avoid snap judgments. It mentions firms like Jones Funeral Home offering honest guidance and inviting inquiries at any time to discuss concerns.
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Jones Funeral Home
Woman testifies on alleged deal with Communists
A Detroit witness identifies a former Communist party member who tells the UAW trial about a reported deal to give Communists control of the Wayne county unit of Labor's Non-Partisan League. Martin, UAW president, says the witness heard of a deal with Dick Frankensteen at a Communist meeting.
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Detroit
Homer Martin
Communist Party
United Automobile Workers Today
Wayne County Unit of Labor
Martin
UAW International
Dick Frankensteen
League
Committee For Industrial Organization
Draft Decree Proposed for Sudeten Self-Administration
Praha July 28. The government transmitted to the Sudeten German minority a draft law laying bases for territorial self administration. The proposal would modify administrative structure for provinces districts and communes.
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Praha
Czechoslovakia
Hollywood Plans Million Dollar Campaign to Boost Movie Industry
New York July 28. Hollywood will spend 1 million dollars to promote the film industry. About 300 producers exhibitors and distributors will attend a meeting announcing the nationwide publicity drive starting September 1. The campaign funds will cover newspaper advertising and a nationwide contest with 250000 in prizes.
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New York
Hollywood
Five Engineers Killed in Shaft Accident at Quebec Mine
BOURLAMAQUE Quebec July 28 Five engineers were killed instantly and another was injured critically when a cage dropped 700 feet in a shaft at a 7 000 000 gold mine.
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Bourlamaque
Quebec
Scouting Camp White Rock Application and Health Notes
A 1938 camp registration form shows a family physician’s health assessment with exercise guidance and a parent guardian waiver. It records Scout Troop Number and Shenandoah Area Council approval, consent to camp rules, and waiver of claims for camp activities.
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Camp White Rock
Shenandoah Area Council
The Romance Of News At The 90th Anniversary Feature
The article chronicles how news gathering evolved from scarce papers to near real time reporting enabled by the Associated Press. It notes the shift from no “Reporter” term to modern wire services and global coverage, highlighting a full-page illustrated feature on progress.
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Associated Press
World-Wide News Association
Mrs. Wright Resigns From Red Cross Chapter
Helen Wright executive secretary of the Winchester Frederick Red Cross resigns effective September 28 to enter the University of Chicago for a Master’s in medical sociology. A successor is tentatively named pending National Red Cross approval.
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University of Chicago
Helen Wright
Winchester-Frederick
The
Wright
National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Frances Kerr
Wll
Othrs
College of William and Maury
Mrs. Wright
C. Vernon Eddy
Winchester Frederick
B&O Plans August 1 Bond Payment Meeting
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced it will meet August 1 bond payments. For July, carloadings in the first 21 working days totaled 136,991, an average of 6,523 per day, up from June’s 129,642 across 22 days for an average 5,893.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
the Stock Exchange
Winchester Park Travels to Staunton for First Away Game
The Winchester Park team will play its first away game at Staunton tomorrow night. All players expected to travel should report at the Park tonight at 6 for practice. Fans planning to attend should contact Manager Mallory or club staff if they can offer car space to reduce travel costs.
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Wincheser Park
Staunton
Stauunton
Kleigs
Mallory
Laymen To Conduct Service at Stephens City July 31
Laymen of the Stephens City Charge M E Church South will lead a quarterly laymen service at Refuge Church on Sunday July 31 at 8 oclock. The program includes hymns scripture readings talks and offerings with participants from Refuge Kernstown Stephens City and Fairview churches and led by Pastor Rev Homer Welch.
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the Star
Stephens City
M. E. Church
South
Refuge Church
Kernstown
Refuve Church
Reading
C. S. Headley
Elsie White
Tritt
Mears
Fairview
Homer Welch
Berryville to Build Modern Home Economics Cottage
Berryville Virginia July 28 The Berryville High School will erect a story and a half Home Economics cottage designed for modern student use. The plan includes a map and living room front, a fireplace, kitchen and bedroom on the first floor, with bedrooms and closets upstairs.
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Berryville
Berryville High School
Archie F. Robertson
Oppose Beer For Firemen In Chambersburg Convention
The Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association set for next month in Chambersburg will restrict beer at the August 7 to 12 events. A committee asks city fire company captains to avoid serving beer and letters will urge uniform observance. Police asked to ban parade street parking for the August 11 procession. Henninger Field hosts drill contests August 12, with Hotel Washington as headquarters. Charles Doyle will decorate streets and solicit merchant support.
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Chambersburg
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association
Iing
Police Department
Henninger Field
Hotel Washington
Association
Charles Doyle
Famous Broker Listed As Passenger In Missing Flight
Wall Street broker Bernard E. Smith, reportedly missing after a flight over the Alaska Yukon region, was said to be aboard the overdue plane with Ontario Premier Mitchell Hepburn. A Thomson and McKinnon spokesman noted Smith had left ten days earlier to inspect properties in the northwest and joined mining magnate J. P. Bickell aboard the same vessel.
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New York
Wall Street
Bernard E. Smith
B. E. Smith
Mitchell Hepburn
Ontario
Bickell
Andmith
McIntyre] Porcupine
Hungary's Regent Horthy Seen as Key Peace Factor in Europe
The article portrays Admiral Miklós Horthy de Nagy-Banya as the central stabilizing force in Hungary a constitutional monarchy and Regent. It notes his refusal to crown himself king his restraint amid rival legitimate claimants like Charles and his restraint within parliament while keeping Hungary peaceful and prepared. Horthy is described as popular and pivotal in maintaining peace in Central Europe amid Nazi tensions and unsettled postwar borders.
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Europe
Republic of
Czechoslovakia
Nicholas Horthy de Nagy Banya
Nicholas Horthy
Imperial Naval Academy
Fiume
Francis Joseph
Novara
Italy
Straits of Otranto
Cattaro
Hungary
Bela Kun
Count Karolyi
Admiral Horthy
Budapest
Alexander Garbai
Austria
St. Germain
Trianon
Charles
Hapsburg
Horthy
M Horthy
Hitler
Mussolini
Royal
Buckingham Palace
Card of Thanks for William T Grim
I thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of my husband William T Grim. I also thank for floral designs and the use of Mrs Blanch Grim. 7 28 11
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William T. Grim
Blanch Grim
Marooned Soldiers On Ledge After Rio Grande Incident
Two soldiers, Sergeant Clyde Ryberg and Private Clarence Hansen, persevere on a rock ledge above the Rio Grande in Santa Helena canyon after a failed inner tube crossing. Private Harry Buckman is presumed dead, with rescuers awaiting river conditions before boat extraction and army planes from San Antonio planned to search.
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San Antonio
Buckman
Governor Browning May Send Guard to Memphis Front
Nashville July 28 The unexplained postponement of National Guard departures for out of state maneuvers fuels reports Governor Gordon Browning may dispatch troops to Memphis for next week’s Democratic primary. Browning says plans will be announced Tuesday during a Memphis speech led by Crump, the Democratic National Committeeman and Browning foe.
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Nashville
Tenn
Greers
Gordon Browning
Memphis
Bailiwick
Browning
Crump
Notice to creditors in Bromley estate settlement
All persons owing the estate of Miss Mollie L. Bromley and those with claims against it must settle with M. L. Capper and J. H. Bromley, administrators.
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Mollie L. Bromley
Setttle
M. L. Capper
J. H. Bromley
Virginia Tech Rural Affairs program features Loomis Lorimer talks
Dr. C B Loomis of Greenville D C spoke at Virginia Tech on industry in rural life and planning for populations. Dr Frank Lorimer discussed dynamics of population. W S Meacham presided as Dr W E Garnett and others spoke on rural education and youth in Virginia.
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Loomis
Blacksburg
C. B. Loomis
Greenville
D. C
Institute of Rural Affairs
Virginia Tech
Ren
South
Frank Lorimer
Population Association of America
Lorimer
National Resources Board
Roosevelt
W.S. Meacham
Richmond Times-Dispatch
W. E. Garnett
Virginia
Walter 8S. Newman
State Department of Education
Ben Wailes
Sweet Briar
Maude E. Wallace
Virginia Agricultural Extension Division
Mission preacher to speak at Indian Hollow Friday
The Rev. T. M. Swann of Braddock Street M. E. Church will preach at the Helping Hand Mission in Indian Hollow at 3 o'clock Friday. The public is invited to attend.
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T. M. Swann
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Helping Hand
Indian Hollow
New Chairman Reopens TVA Feud
Mor chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority reopened the long running feud by accusing Dr. Arthur E. Morgan of spreading distrust and sowing dissension within the board before a Congressional investigation panel. The witness said Morgan’s charges lacked factual support and were aimed at creating discord.
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Penoxville 1
Tenn
Mor
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Arthur E. Morgan
Chaireman
Congressional Investigation Committee
Local Child Finds Unusual Spider in Garden
Viola Swartz daughter of Ethr Swartz of Senssne road found a spider in her garden about three miles out of town. The creature appeared as a black widow with two bars on its shoulders, raising questions about its identity and origin.
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Viola Swartz
Ethr' Swartz
Senssne Road
Captain
Arson Suspected in $1 Million Pier D Fire
Vancouver authorities suggest a deliberate act caused the $1,000,000 blaze that destroyed Pier D of the Pacific Railway Company and injured seven people. Officials hinted at arson as the possible motive in the incident.
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Vancouver
B. C
Pacific Railway Company
Public Hearing Set For Piccadilly Shop Beer License
The undersigned will appear before the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board on August 8 for a license to retail beer and ale above 32 percent at Piccadilly Shop 39 W Piccadilly Winchester VA. Public notice from Sherwood Packet Winchester Va.
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Alcoholic Beverage _ Control Board
Piccadilly
W. Piccadilly
Sherwood Packet
Winchester
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