Hosemen Triumph Over Martinsburg Caps In Lopsided Game
The South End Hose Company baseball team defeated the Martinsburg Caps 13 to 1. Butler allowed five hits for the hosemen while Ingram was hit hard, and Patton led the bats with two home runs and a triple in four at bats. The win supports a park fund drive as doubleheaders are planned with proceeds going to the Winchester park and playgrounds.
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South End Hose Company
Saseball
Martinsburg
Butler
Ingram
Patton
Boyd
Weober
G. Shealey
Winchester Park Association
Winchester
Ss. E. H. Co
Carrigan
McKee
Webber
Ori i
R. of . Ae
Roberts
St. Cons
S Holliday
J. Shealey
Broun
Mrs Williams Again Captures The Top Honors
Mrs Williams wins first prize in an 18 hole Ladies Day at Winchester Golf Club with a 98 gross and 35 handicap. Miss Miller posts 88 gross 68 net for second. Mrs Elting 95 gross 80 net for third. Other scores include Miss Page net 81 and Mrs Glaize net 82.
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Winchester Golf Club
Virginia Boyd
Mary Miller
Philip Williams
Stewart Elting
Page
Fred Glaize
B. B. Dutton
Williams
Miss Miller
Elting
O Sull ivan Team Drops Two Games Over Week End
The O Sull ivan Athletic Club lost both Blue Ridge League games last weekend at the fairgrounds. Martinsburg beat them 9 6 on Saturday as Ritenour and Burch handled the battery. Frederick won 7 5 Sunday with Michael and Eaton on the mound and Burch again stopping the pellet.
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O'Sullivan Athletic Club
Fairgrounds
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick
Ritenour
Burch
Michael
Eaton
O'Sullivan Boys
Margin of 24 On Senate Passage of Tariff Bill
Senate approval by 57 to 33 sent the reciprocal tariff bill back to the House for conference talks. The vote closed two and a half weeks of debate and kept the measure intact amid limited Democratic defection. Republicans Capper Couzens Lafollette Norbeck Norris joined the Yes side. The bill enables the President to use tariff bargaining with foreign powers without extra ratification.
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Washington
Senate
House
Adams, Dill, Glass
Logo
Everton
Capper
Couzens
Lafollette
Norbeck
Norris
Roosevelt Eyes Half Billion Drought Relief Plan
President Roosevelt studies a drought relief program expected to exceed 500 million dollars for relief and rehabilitation in affected states. Officials outline spending for work relief projects, cattle purchases, livestock feeding, and seed supplies as plans progress toward a conference with congressional delegations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chester C. Davis
Harry L. Hopkins
Wm. I. Myers
Byrd Supports Reciprocal Tariff While Glass Opposes
Virginia senators faced the administration tariff bill with Byrd backing the reciprocal tariff and Glass voting against it. Glass said he could not change his vote, noting he opposed the measure five years ago and had not changed. Byrd, in his second year, supports giving the President power to negotiate trade advantages.
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Washington
Virginia
Glass
Byrd
Senate
Roosevelt
First Time Late To Work Costs Life
Chicago reports the death of Patrick Casey a 60 year old street car motorman who had never been late in 23 years. After rushing to his route he intervened to chase his street car. A truck struck a rut swerved into a light post and Casey died from a fractured skull.
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Chicago
Patrick Casey
Casey
English film star travels from New York to England amid breach suit
Angela Joyce, Miss England 1930, en route to England with a $500000 breach of promise suit against Lord Revelstoke of a British banking family. The English actress filed the suit while making films in Hollywood.
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Angela Joyce
New York City
England
Lord Revelstoke
Miss Joyce
Hollywood
Counterfeiters Held on ten thousand dollar bond
Two men identified as Walter B. Peery and Harry L. Wagner of Richmond Virginia were ordered held on $10,000 bond each after a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner J P Thompson on charges of possessing counterfeit money. They reportedly had $480 in counterfeit ten and twenty dollar notes at the time of arrest.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Walter B. Peery
Harry L. Wagoner
Richmond
U. S
J. P. Thompson
Inter racial Fight Indicts 6 in Virginia Clash
Charlottesville June 4 five negroes and a white man were indicted by the Albemarle County Grand Jury on charges arising from an inter racial melee in Scottsville on May 19 Witnesses say the blacks believed Kenneth Herndon struck John Banks and they attempted to force entry to a refuge house Kenneth Herndon was indicted and the group faced simple assault counts with Banks Munday Walker and Young named on related charges in the altercation.
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Charlottesville
Albemarle County
Scottsville
Kenneth Herndon
John Banks
Bernard Herndon
Negro Quintette
Banks
Jesse Munday
Harry Walker, Jr
David Young
Looking For Trouble and Such Women Are Dangerous on Screen
United Artists presents the last Tonight showing of Looking For Trouble starring Spencer Tracy Jack Oakie Con stance Cummings and Arline Judge with a Paramount News Reel and cartoon. Warner Baxter stars in Such Women Are Dangerous with Rosemary Ames Rochelle Hudson Mona Barrie and others in a separate Wednesday program.
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United Artists Corporation
Spencer Tracy
Jack Oakie
Constance Cummings
Arline Judge
Tracy
Oakie
Alson
Paramount
Warner Baxter
Rosemary Ames
Rochelle Hudson
Mona Barrie
Crosman
Herbert Munch
Sadie McKee At Capitol Theatre A Modern Girl Drama
Joan Crawford stars as Sadie a cook's daughter who leaves home to seek a career and ends as the wife of a multi millionaire after a string of emotional battles. Frenchot Tone Gene Raymond and Edward Arnold play her love interests. A dual bill on Wednesday and Thursday features This Man Is Mine with Irene Dunne Ralph Bellamy and Rodnew with Walter Huston Frances Dee.
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Joan Crawford
Sadie McKee
Capitol Theatre
Sadie
Frenchot Tone
Gene Raymond
Edward Arnold
Capitol Theatre Management
1328 Persons Are Given Employment In This District
National Reemployment Service reports 1328 people employed from May 1 to June 2 in the district including Frederick Clarke Warren Shenandoah Rappahannock Page and Rockingham counties and Winchester Harrisonburg. 331 were placed in jobs in the past week with few duplicates. Many found work on public works projects along the sky.
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National Reemployment Service
Walter M. Shade
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
Rappahannock
Page
Rockingham
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Shade
Market Report Figures for Local and Tail Markets
The local wholesale market lists shelled corn at 6.65 to 7.15 per cwt and cracked corn at 5. The tail market shows shelled corn at 7.68 and cracked corn around 1.68. Milling products, feed mixes, and livestock prices including butterfat and lambs are itemized with prices and packaging details for various grades and sack sizes.
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Sgeseee
Cresesesecen
Iran
Scecess Park
Scesseavensvas Voy
S.eesteusee
Dancing debate and pollution fears in Rockingham County
Inland stream pollution is seen as the greatest threat to commercial fishing in the United States. The line Drive add-on appears in Rockingham county and a Chinatown sage, Hi Ho, says dancing only pleases those who seek payment for expertise, not those willing to pay for privilege.
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United States
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Wall
Insull Seen At Chicago World’s Fair Before Trial
Samuel Insull, freedom before trial on charges tied to his utilities collapse, is pictured viewing the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair. The former utilities czar, extradited from Turkey, was a fugitive during the fair's run.
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Samuel Insul
Turkey
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Jack Okie and
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Warner Bros. Capitol
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Dan
Fisk
Gould
Treasury
YALE
Pure Oil
Waynesboro Gas & Oil. Co
Insull
Ieee
Ns Rollatorea Areas
Norge
Norge Corporation
Borg-Warner Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
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