James Duke 16 Dies Suddenly at Grandparents Home
James Thomas Duke aged 16 died unexpectedly at 3 30 this morning at his grandparents home in Clarke county He was a first year Berryville High School student son of Herbert Duke and May Camper brother of Herbert Jr Funeral services set for Friday June 6 at 2 pm from John H Enders Funeral Home with Rev A O Lyons officiating Interment in Greenhill Cemetery Pallbearers listed as Robert Berry Zachary White Billy Jackson Robert Houghtin Billy Crim and Julius White
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James Thomas Duke
James Duke
Berryville High School
Clarke County
Aoe
Herbert Duke
May Camper
Herbert Jr
Aten High Stant
John H. Enders
A. O. Lyons
Methodist Church
Greenhill Cemetery
Robert Berry
Zachary White
Billy Jackson
Robert Houghtin
Billy Crim
Julius White
Ex Kaisers Death Mentioned Amid Exile Home Echoes
Fragment from Reich page notes the Kaiser supported 1933 moves as a step forward while close relatives served in Nazi ranks during World War II. Doorn estate routines persist despite age, rheumatism and upheaval as Dutch guards are replaced by German soldiers after Holland's fall.
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Reich
Hitler
Wilhelm
Oscar
Kaiser
Berlin
Doorn
Holland
Market Quotations Livestock And Produce June 4
Philadelphia and Baltimore markets show steady to higher quotes across vegetables, eggs, butter, and poultry. Cattle, hogs, and sheep in Chicago and others move mixed with gains on hogs and lambs, while calves and cattle hold near steady amid active demand.
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Pota
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Quotations Va Livestock Market N Kent St Tuesday Sales
Extended sales listings show steers prices from 7.50 to 10.00 per cwt across grades. heifers and cows also priced, with fat and cutter cows, calves, lambs, sheep and hogs detailed. Feeder and stocker cattle priced per cwt and per head, reflecting varied market levels.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Ph U
Pet
Chicago
U. S
N. Kent St
Seniors To Eat With Service Clubs
Each year a different club hosts the seniors meal with Kiwanis taking the lead this year Leonard will preside at the event with service clubs organizing the program.
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Kiwanis
Leonard
Stock Market Report on defense stocks and steel orders
Market steadying amid slow trading with about 400000 shares. Steel industry faced backlogs and defense priorities. Iron Age urged Washington to set mandatory steel priorities. Leading quotes include Am Can 79, G M 37 1 4, US Steel 54, Union Pac 80, Texas Corp 39.
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Iron Age
Washington
AT & T
Elec
Gens Motors
Goodyear
Int Har
J Manville
Kennecott
M Ward
Nats Dairy
NYC
Packard
Penney (Jc
Penn R
Republic Steel
Sears & Roebuck
Southern R
O of NJ
Texas Corp
Union Pac
US Steel
Western Nats
Woolworth
Cabinet Resigns Amid War Dread and Press Clash
Report outlines Egypt’s cabinet resignation and Britain’s hard line toward Syria and Vichy. European papers mock Roosevelt and forecast further blows to Britain as Nazi propaganda claims misreadings of merchant sinkings.
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Syria
Lebanon
Lord Beaverbrook
London Evening Standard
Palestine
Cyprus
France
Darlan
Prince
Britain
Vichy
Roosevelt Adolph Hitler
Oelkischer Beoboachter
Roosevelt
Pyar
Voelkischer Beobachter
Europe
Boston Wool Market Report Shows Steady Demand and Slow Domestic Trade
Spot Australian and South American wools sold at a moderate pace with steady demand for future shipments. South American wools moved in small quantities with steady demand. New domestic wool business remained mostly very slow. Purchases were for delivery from early shorn clips.
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Boston
Parking Meter Ordinance Loses By One Vote Margin
The council debated meters with Dr. Allen Hawthorne and Mr. Dellinger clashing over timing and procedure. An 8-2 vote defeated the ordinance after months of debate, with Chief Hollis supporting a trial installation and two letters read from Timberlake and Hollis.
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Hawthorne
T. F. Timberlake
C. W. Hollis
Children s Day At Round Hill Observance
Round Hill Presbyterian Church hosts Children s Day services Sunday at 11 o clock. Superintendent John W. Larrick leads activities and the public is invited.
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Round Hill
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
John W. Larrick
WPA Funds For Pavements In City Project
WPA funds may allow half cost sidewalks and curb and gutter in a central city area bounded by Piccadilly Cork Kent and Stewart streets. About 12 000 sq ft of curb and gutter and 14 000 sq ft of sidewalks would be built with labor by WPA and material costs by property owners. Participation would be voluntary with matching funds from property owners.
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WPA
Piccadilly
Cork
Kent and
Stewart
Grain futures slip after profit taking trims weekly gains
Market notes show wheat futures slipping from earlier highs as profit taking and soybean weakness pull down prices. Reports list July wheat at 97 7/8 to 99 1/8 cents, corn around 73 5/8 to 74 8/4, soybeans near 1.33 3/4, with various cash quotes across wheat corn and oats and local Baltimore markets noting wheat at 103 per bushel and corn 84 to 86 cents.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Drought Broken In The Valley
Rainfall of 1.35 inches in Winchester ends a drought easing drought conditions. Farmers and fruit growers welcomed the precipitation as soil absorbs the moisture and fields are soaked. Total rainfall since last Friday reaches 1.75 inches aiding agriculture in the valley.
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Winchester
Mediation Board Tackles Labor Wage Dispute Across Regions
The southerners push a $6.60 rate while the UMW seeks a uniform $7 scale. A CIO strike threat looms at North American Aviation in Inglewood California, and 12,000 CIO lumberworkers in 52 Puget Sound camps face continued pressure to return to work pending settlement.
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UMW
Northern Group
United Auto Workers
CIO
Inglewood
Calif
North American Aviation Corporation
Puget Sound
Winners Named at Winchester Flower Show Little Show of Flower Arrangements
The Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club hosted the Little Show of Flower Arrangements at Christ Epipnepal Church House with Mrs. B Roszel as chair. Judges from Frederick and Shepherdstown awarded ribbons across seven classes to gardeners including Mrs. E. H. Keyser, Miss Lela Rosenberger, Harold Brown, and others.
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Winchester
Clarke County
D. J. Howard
Carrie Hunter
John M. Steck
Harold Brown
H. B. McCormac
Philip Boyd
Carl Massey
Aubrey Weaver
H. K. Russell
Beverley Browne
Helen Massey
Alvin Pennypacker
E. H. Keyser
Daily Slonaker
John H. Rosenberger
Lela Rosenberger
Louis Baker
Josep Massie
William P. Massey
Old Fredericktown
Clarke County School Board Accepts Plans for New Building
Clarke County School Board votes unanimously to establish an eleven room building with auxiliary spaces at the spoyce site for the high school. They also withdraw objections to reappoint Mr. Robertson as Division Superintendent, prompting Dr. Hall to be advised of the pending reappointment. The Boyce building literary loan application has been executed and sent to the Virginia State Board on June 4.
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Spoyce
Robertson
Virginia State Board of Education
Clarke County School Board
Hall
Sidney B. Hall
Public Instruction
Virginia
Boyce
Virginia State
Clarke County School Board Urges Public Support
The Clarke County School Board asks residents of Clarke County to back the adopted program and unite to improve local schools. The board presents itself as a servant and vows to use best judgment in the community’s interest.
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Clarke County School Board
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