All-Stars Edge Culpeper 9th Inning Win
Front Royal defeats Culpeper 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Rosy Waugh pitched well for Culpeper. Lefty Jewett worked for Front Royal. A ninth inning break and error on a caught runner sealed Culpeper’s loss and prompted a protest from Culpeper.
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Culpeper
Culpeper Athletic Club
Front Royal
Rosy” Waugh
Jewett
Waugh
Lacy
Roya Abh
Lyle McFall
Lacy McFall
Eal Baker
Goodwin
Alooie Huffman
Jewett, P
Veas Harvey
Stevens
Nesbit
Pee
Long
Menae
Campbell
Os Humphries
Lowery
Brown
Metheny
Oy Hash
AL Bergman
Seomos Wauzh
P. Fee
Harvey
Humphries
Huffman
Bergman
Lions To Erect Welcome Signs
Front Royal Lions Club held a terrace meeting at the Fair lawn to discuss weekly meetings and authorize signs at highway entrances. A committee led by Forsyth, Atwood, and Marchi will supervise welcome signs noting the Lions meet hour and place. Guests D O Louderback C C Brannon from Winchester attended.
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Front Royal
D. O. Louderback
C. C. Brannon
Winchester
Lions Club
B. K. Hay
C C C Boys Fall To Green Hill In Softball Sweep
In FRONT ROYAL last night the C C C boys were routed 12 to 0 by Green Hill CCC at the R M A field. Shirley's Frigidaires beat Riverton Lime and Stone 35 to 14 with Fray credited with four homers, and Frigidaires to face Rotary tonight at Ranarens field. The strange aside notes St George's Bay in Beirut Syria where a dragon legend marks the harbor.
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Front Royal
Billy Smith
Palace
Green Hill c. Cc. C
Shirley
Frigidaire
Riverton Lime and Stone Company
Fray
Frigidaires
Rotary
Ranarens
Lions
Harmony Holloway
Green Hill CCC
Riverton
St. George's Bay
Beirut
Syria
St. George
Shenandoah Valley League Results and Standings
In the Shenandoah Valley League Front Royal beat Culpeper 2 to 1 while Harrisonburg defeated Waynesboro 6 to 7. Standings show Front Royal 3 1 750 and Culpeper 4 2 667 with others at 500 or below. Upcoming games include Orange at Staunton and Heurich at Charlottesville.
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Front Royal
Culpeper
Harrisonburg
Waynesboro
Orange
Heurich
Charlottesville
Staunton
Front Royal Social Notes Visit and Travel Plans
Front Royal residents share summer travel and visiting plans. Ed Brown and son from Alexandria visit his sister Miss Mattie Brown and Miss Annie Buck. Miss Susan Woolston returns from Charlottesville summer school. Mary Katherine Borden returns from Harrisonburg. Mattie Brown and Annie Buck prepare to visit relatives in Charles Town with Mason Buck.
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Front Royal
Ed Brown and Son
Alexandria
Mr. Brown
Mattie Brown
Annie Buck
Susan Woolston
Charlottesville
Mary Katherine Borden
Ott Borden
Harrisonburg
Mason Buck
Baltimore
Charles Town
W. Va
Steel Arrives For New Municipal Building
Front Royal reports a large shipment of structural steel for the new municipal building arrived yesterday. The remaining metal framework is due late this afternoon by the Southern Railway, and the Front Royal Masonic Lodge will announce the cornerstone laying once the steel is in place.
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Front Royal
Southern Railway
Silk Mill Adopts Five Day Week in Front Royal
William C. Deming manager of the Schwarzenbach Huber Silk Mill announced the plant has shifted to a five day work week. Earlier this spring the mill operated only three days weekly in Front Royal.
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Front Royal
William C. Deming
Schwarzenbach-Huber
Sap of Ivy Poisonous in Dry Twigs
The toxic milk sap of poison ivy remains poisonous even after drying, as found on dead twigs.
Valley League Batting Averages Led by Lowery in First Half
Goldie Lowery of Culpeper tops the Valley League with a .405 average after 21 games and 74 at bats for 30 hits. Bob Baker of Harrisonburg follows at .377, with Goodwin of Front Royal at .371 and Connell of Waynesboro at .?. the list notes leaders, totals, and the overall 74-player over-.200 cohort compiled by William Olhausen.
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Fro Royal
Goldie Lowery
Culpeper
Virginia
Wery
Bob Baker
Harrisonburg
West Point Chesapeakes
Goodwin
Front Royal
Connell
Waynesboro
Ray Baker
Clemmer Harris
Staunton
Mervil
Lowery
Moore
Charlottesville
Washington and Lee
Humphries
Rapp
Harris
Reitz
Brown
Heurich
Orange
William Olhausen
Waynesboro Beats Harrisonburg 7-6 in Tight Valley League Game
Waynesboro tops Harrisonburg 7-6 in a tense Valley League contest to move into a first place tie with Front. Wolfe earned the win with a late triple, Huffman saved the game at the plate, and Rapp led Harrisonburg with two triples. Proctor pitched eight innings for Harrisonburg, while Waynesboro tallied three runs in the third and a decisive eighth inning rally.
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Harrisonburg
Waynesboro
Wolfe
Huffman
Red Proctor
Good
Gibson
Proctor
Rapp
Leonard
Will
Dwight Harvey
Kibler
Sutton
Leaver
Bob Baker
Culton
Moyers
Crawford
Wills
Blackburn
Pope
Soo R. Baker
Baker
P .S
Steele
Settle
Nicholas
Tiny populations in Yellowstone regions cited
The text notes Yellowstone Park county in Wyoming has 0.1 persons per square mile. Nye County in Nevada and Yellowstone Park county in Montana each show 0.2 persons per square mile.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Park County
Wyoming
Nye County
Nevada
Montana
Writers Party lambasted by Governor Graves in Alabama
A writers group opposed to the anti-sedition act claimed a gunfire attack en route to publicity. Governor Bibb Graves dismissed the incident as a frame-up, calling it the plainest frame-up ever perpetrated in Alabama. The party members include Bruce Crawford Shirley Hopkins Alfred Hirsch Emmett Gowan and Jack Conroy traveling near Clanton.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Bruce Crawford
Norton
Shirley Hopkins
Truro
Mass
Alfred Hirsch
New York
Emmett Gowan
Lavergine
Tenn
Jack Conroy
Moberly
Clanton
Alabama
Gov- Graves
Baltimore cattle hogs and lambs market report July 31
Markets show cattle at 4.50-5.25 for cows and 7.00-8.00 for calves amid higher cattle quotes. Hogs steady with top at 11.60 and 140-190 lb averages around 11.35-60. sheep and lambs firm with lambs trading 7.00-8.25, best 8.50-8.75, ewes scarce to 3.00. Philadelphia poultry and eggs steady. butter top grades 25 3-4 to 28 3-4 per lb. eggs steady at 49-68 cases.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
U. S
Grain quotations from Chicago and Baltimore markets
Closing grain prices show Wheat at July 93 3-4 to 7-8 and Sept 94 1-2 to 5-8, Corn July 84 1-4 to 1-2, Sept 16 1-8 to 1-4, Oats July 42 3-4, Rye July 45 3-4, Barley July 43, Sept 46. Baltimore lists Wheat No 2 red winter 84 1-2, with Yellow corn 90 cents and White corn 93 cents per bushel, deliveries at mill.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Local Wholesale Market Prices and Crutches Warning
A market column lists wholesale prices for patent brands, cracked corn, feed, and butter in various bag sizes, along with other staples. A teacher of orthopedics warns that many of the 5,000 schoolchildren missing a leg lack artificial limbs and that long use of crutches may hinder growth and foster a crippled attitude.
Market movement on New York stocks and commodities
New York stock market resumes its upward trend with utilities and rails leading gains in early hours. Wheat and other grains rise, cotton up, with gold currencies rallying in foreign exchange. Closing prices show listed stocks such as Allied Chemical 158 3 4 and General Motors 38 17 8 with Maryland Fund bid 16 47 and asked 17 81.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Parifh
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Simple Funeral Rites For Mrs Lupton
Funeral services were held at the Lupton home on North Braddock Street for Mrs Mary Steele Lupton wife of Winchester businessman William M Lupton following several days illness of paralysis. The Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker and Rev W O Talbert officiated with large attendance. interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Mary Steele Lupton
William M. Lupton
Winchester
North Braddock Street
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Harper
John Bowers
John Lamb
James 8. Grant
I. N. Good
John Smith
Carroll Smith
James Crider
Grover C. Rose
Hunter B. Chapman
Thomas Chapman
Lewis F. Cooper
Frank Grove
Harold Darlington
George Craig
Edward Grant
Herbert Haines
William R. Hillyard
Jetson Spates
Lawyer Jailed As Tax Evader Wins Release
Federal Judge Albert L. Watson ordered the release of Thomas M. Wampler a Washington DC attorney from Lewisburg federal penitentiary. Wampler completed an 18 month sentence for income tax evasion but had not paid a $10,000 fine.
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Scranton
Albert L. Watson
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
Thomas M. Wampler
Washington, D. C
Wampler
Baltimore
Wheat price probe in Virginia seen as brief
Justice Department officials said the wheat price investigation in Virginia should be comparatively short, likely not lasting more than a couple of weeks. Agents are examining reports of possible collusion that lowered prices paid by millers to growers, with details not yet disclosed.
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Washington
Justice Department
Virginia
Department of Justice
Department
George W. Koiner
Richmond Grain Exchange
Chicago
Koiner
Pacific Northwest
Richmond
Ethiopia Rejects League Proposal Amid Arbitration Push
Ethiopia would reject a proposed basis for resuming arbitration as delegates from Britain and France race to negotiate with Italy and Ethiopia. A public meeting is planned at 5 p m tomorrow after a 34 hour gap between sessions. Representatives seek a path to restart arbitration and conciliation per council recommendations.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Ethiopia
Jealousy of a Lover Blamed for Shooting
In Los Angeles a 37 year old model Agnes Joan Parker was wounded in her apartment by her jealous suitor Harry Misrach 42 a retired batter who died by his own hand. Parker said he came to the apartment asking her to go out and after she refused he shot her and then killed himself.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Agnes Joan Parker
Harry Misrach
Miss Parker
Misrach
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