Winchester City Council Advances $20,000 Bond for Immediate Work
The council, minus C. D Barnett, voted to authorize borrowing not to exceed $20,000 to meet obligations until tax collections rise. Ordinances on public works policy, street paving costs, and coal weighing were approved, with several items referred for study and future action.
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Hable
C. D Barnett
Messrs
Anderson
Barr
Coble
Dellinger
Jamison
Miller
Rosenberger
Snapp
E T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Clark
Marshall
Council
R. Frank Barr
Board of Supervisors
Department of Agriculture
Herman Hable
Cat
W. Dellinger
Street Committee
Dunlap
Street, Water and Sewer Committee
Charles Fleacher
Gibbons Street
East Cork Street
Consumers Coal Mining Company
League of Virginia
League
Winchester
Death Calls
Mrs. Anne Ambler Moore of Richmond dies leaving family ties to the Cabells Daniels and Moore line. She helped fund a Virginia church for colored Episcopalians and the Mammies Memorial at St. Mary’s. Funeral at Grace Episcopal Church tomorrow at 11 with Rev. Dr. Louis Tucker officiating. burial at Green Hill Cemetery.
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B. Stalnaker, Jr
Cumberland
Cabell
Charles, Jr
Anne Ambler Moore
Richmond
John Rixey
Joseph F. Moore
Berryville
Anne Cabell Williams
John McIntosh
Moore
William B. Cabell
Elizabeth Nichols Cabell
Norwood
Nelson County
Elvira Cabell
Margaret Cabell
Chicago
Grace Episcopal Church
Virginia
St. Mary’s
Cabells
Daniels
Louis Tucker
Green Hill Cemetery
Pay Tributes Aspire Expresses Regrets at Absence
A Philadelphia regional telegram conveys regrets from Regional Director Love and assistant Nagel for not attending. Admiral Lewis M. Nulton of Winchester is introduced by Col. B. M. Roszel and lauded for Scouter work and character building. Scout Commissioner C. S. Hartman salutes Mr. Horton and offers best wishes for his future. Mr. Scully speaks.
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Philadelphia
Love
Nagel
Lewis M. Nulton
Winchester
Col
B. M. Roszel
America
C. S. Hartman
Horton
Scully
Horton honored for leadership of local Scout chapter
John Scully Jr and the Cross Chapter praised Mr. Horton for guiding Scouting growth from 178 to 1,105 active Scouts and Scouters. He noted an endowment to meet future needs and that all bills are paid. A $400 check partial salary was given. $60 remains due. Horton plans to join University of Virginia as a new Scout executive will be appointed.
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John 8. Scully, Jr
Horton
E. B. Cooper
Tom Baldridge
Winchester
Eugene Cooper
George Earle Owen
Burr P. Harrison
Fred Maphis
Strasburg
D. K. Porterfield
Martinsburg
Nagel
Philadelphia
Scout
University, Va
English Derby Ends in Narrow Finish and Disappointments
Three of the last eight Derbies featured Mahmound and Taj Akbar in top spots with Cash Book fading to fifth. Perifox, strong American hope, faded in the final stretch after contesting the lead. Midday Sun led in the paddock awaiting royal congratulations which did not come. Bitter disappointment marked the outcome as rival Day Sun pulled clear.
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Mahmound
Taj Akbar
Cash Book
Tatternham Corner
Ater
Perifox
New York
United States
Sfidday Sun
Beary
Gum Wads Removed In Broadway Cleanup Effort
New York reports nine teen thousand chewing gum wads cleared from Broadway between 42nd and 45th streets by the Clean Side walk Association gum removal squad led by Jean Le Blons Marlaine. The event ran from 5 to 8 o clock.
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New York
Broadway
42D
45Th Streets
Clean Sidewalk Association
Jean le Blons Marlaine
Cardinals Pursue Dodgers as Dean Faces Riot Fines
Dizzy Dean and Ripple were fined after a riot incident. A league spokesman said action was taken, and one participant would not play in the all star game even if invited. The Cardinals were scheduled to face the Dodgers, but it was unclear if Dean would start the series or whether Frick would be present in New York.
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Page One
Frick
Dean
Ripple
New York
Cardinals
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Holy See Avoids Rebuking Mundelein Over Nazi Policies
Report notes the Vatican offers no rebuke to George Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago amid his attack on Nazi church policies. The piece argues the Holy See alone would bear responsibility for consequences in a nation conscious of its honor following the incident.
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Holy See
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
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Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Doublé Tollgate
State Highway Department
Joseph Funkhouser
Highway Department
Bate 9 Dooble
Imperial
Penn Station
The
Virginia Visitors Service
Ele Zerkel Keyes
Tad
Baker’s Drug Store
Joe Brown
Ane
John W. Rosenberger & Co. Quality Building Material
Dling
Baltimore
George F. Bishop
Dizzy Dean
Gene Ahern
MR. Clark
Puffle Duck and Gun Club
Marsh
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Charles Town
Pari Mutuels
Charles Town Jockey Club, Inc
W. Va
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