London Stop London coalition eyes former Illinois governor
Cleveland report says Stop London coalition seeks Frank O. J. London to consolidate anti London forces for the Republican nomination. It notes Knox Borah Dick inson Old Guard leaders courting Frank as a possible candidate on first ballot.
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Coalition To “Stop
London
Frank
Old Guard
Kansas
Cleveland
Cleveland News
Illinois
Landon
Vanderburg
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Vandenberg
Alf M. Landon
White
Memorial Parade Shows Healing After War
MR WINCHESTER notes scars from the War Between the States linger but heal over time. He cites a Memorial Parade where two Confederate veterans rode with the son of a North veteran in unity, praising forward looking national greatness and bonds of amity.
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North
Dr. Fred R. Chenault To Preach Handley Class
The Handley high school commencement class of 1936 will hear the baccalaureate sermon Sunday at 8 p.m. in Handley auditorium by Rev Professor Dr Fred R Chenault. A Randolph Macon and Vanderbilt alumnus, he previously served in Richmond at Broad Street and Main Street Methodist Churches and has led growing congregations and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Handley
R. Chenault
Chenault
Randolph-Macon College
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt
Belmont College
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Methodist Church
Woodland
Richmond
Broad Street Church
Broad Street Methodist Church
Main Street Methodist Church
Danville
Virginia
President Byrns Eulogized In Tennessee Funeral
Joseph W. Byrns was honored at a Nashville war memorial funeral in the presence of President Roosevelt and leading officials. Dr. W F Powell and Dr C H Harrell spoke of his service and sacrifice as a long-time national figure and Tennessean. The ceremony followed a state funeral in Washington and a presidential escort accompanied the body home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph Wellington Byrns
War Memorial Building
Tennessee
W. F. Powell
First Baptist Church
Burns
Powell
C. H. Harrell
First Methodist Church
South
National House of Natives
Wilson
America
Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Joseph W. Burns
House of Representatives
Washington
House
Congressional
Virginia-Tennessee
Cordell Hull
Three Die In Petersburg Area Car Crash
A head on collision on Route 460 near Dasputanta killed Elmo E. Reaves 33 and Vera May Hobeck Phibbs 30 of Petersburg and Price D Young of Norfolk. Four others were injured including R C Goodwyn Washington D C and Petersburg residents Mrs Russell Pond Timothy Rives and W R Burton. State police said Young was alone in his car traveling toward Norfolk while the Peters burg Craigsville and Washington car carried multiple residents.
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Petersburg
Dasputanta
Elmo E. Reaves
Vera May Hobeck Phibbs
Price D Young
Manor Apartment
Norfolk
R. C. Goodwyn
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
D. C
Russell Pond
Boltingbrook Street
Timothy Rives
Brandon Avenue
W.R. Burton
Craigsville
Young
Cooper Extends Lead In U S Open At Baltusrol
At Baltusrol Golf Club Springfield N J Cooper holds a two stroke lead heading into the final round of the United States open golf championship He electrified the crowd with a 20 foot eagle putt on the opening 471 yard hole.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
Springfield
N. J
Harry” Cooper
Chicago
Scouts opt out of Decoration Day flag collection
Scout Executive Frank Horton announced that Boy Scouts will not collect flags at Stonewall Cemetery on Monday afternoon. Several groups supplying flags will handle their own collection, reversing earlier plans for Scout participation.
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Frank Horton
Stonewall Cemetery
Horton
Million Dollar Rain May Visit Virginia By Monday
Virginia forecaster F N Hibbard said a million dollar rain may begin Monday as a low pressure area brings broad rain from Minnesota. Rain also fell in Chicago and farmers expect more showers by Monday morning. Drought losses push up prices for early vegetables like potatoes and cabbage. The 1930 drought caused far greater crop destruction, with about 40 percent of crop values lost in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
F. N. Hibbard
United States
Weather Bureau
Virginia
Minnesota
Chicago
Veterans Honor Fallen Heroes in Stonewall Cemetery Parade
Winchester and Frederick County residents joined a 11:30 a.m. memorial at Stonewall Cemetery to honor Confederate soldiers from the Winchester area. The parade featured George W. Dellinger and Daniel F. Miller, sole surviving veterans, with J. M. Peck hosting the two on his car. Rev. E. B. McGukin delivered the keynote address, presented by W. W. Glass, followed by a band selection, prayer, volley by Company I and taps. Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion participated in the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Stonewall Cemetery
George W. Dellinger
Daniel F. Miller
Albin
Peck
Dellinger
Rev. McGukin
E. B. McGukin
Loudoun Street Ian Church
W. W. Glass
Company I
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
American Legion
Children’s Day Services Scheduled in Two Churches
The Rev. H. E. Richardson announces special Children’s Day exercises to morrow at 10 a m at Reliance United Brethren Church and at 3 p m at Stephens City United Brethren Church. Programs are arranged and all are invited.
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H. E. Richardson
Reliance United Brethren Church
Stephens City
Fire Threatens to Destroy Stephens City High School
A fire of undetermined origin at Stephens City High School threatened the plant this afternoon. Discovered about 2 30, it spread from the basement to the principal’s office, auditorium, and library. Insurance will cover losses. two volunteer companies fought the blaze with some hose delays. Superintendents and county officials observed the scene.
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Stephens City High School
Stephens City
Winchester Fire Department
Ieee
Orndorff
Leslie D. Kline
Ansel Solenberger
County School Board
Mr. Marple Survived War
The article clarifies that Joshua Marple, father of Mrs. Carrie Clayton of Albin, did not die in battle. He fought for the South and was with Daniel F. Miller in many engagements, dying years ago from indigestion effects.
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Joshua Marple
Carrie Clayton
Albin
Daniel F. Miller
Miller
Marple
Mr. Miller
Among Women on G. O. P. Scene in Cleveland
Two prominent Republican women stand together at the Cleveland G. O. P. national convention Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms former Illinois congresswoman and Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth Ohio delegate. Simms is Albert T. Simms wife and Longworth is widow of Nicholas Longworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Cleveland
Illinois
Ohio
Democrats Asked To Back Their Party Nominees
Noble C. Pierce appeals to Winchester Democrats to support all party nominees in the upcoming election. Dr. Charles R. Anderson is unopposed for mayor, and Ward 2 councilmen W. W. Dellinger O. L. Jamison and John H. Rosenberger face no opposition. In Ward 1 Percy D. Miller Dr. A. T. Hawthorne and Herman H. Hable run with J. H. Henry opposing. Henry, previously a Democratic committee member and April primary candidate, ran as an independent after defeat. Pierce urges full party unity and support next Tuesday.
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Noble C. Pierce
Democratic Executive Committee
Winchester
Charles R. Anderson
W. W. Dellinger
O. L. Jamison
John H. Rosenberger
Percy D. Miller
A. T. Hawthorne
Herman H. Hable
J. H. Henry
Mr. Henry
Democratic City Committee
Henry
Pierce
Butler Sent On To Grand Jury
Behind closed doors Marshall Butler faced a preliminary hearing before Judge Donald Weems on breaking and entering and attempted rape charges. He was sent to the grand jury after arrest a week earlier at 21 West Monmouth Street, held in the local jail, with an interpreter brought from Strasburg for the proceeding.
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Marshall Butler
Donald Weems
Butler
C. H. Lillis
Monmouth Street
Strasburg
Warstler Homer Sends A's Past Browns in Seventh
Hal Warstler powered a six run seventh inning rally to lift the Philadelphia Athletics to a 6 5 comeback win over the St Louis Browns in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Philadelphia
Hal Warstler
Athletics
Fromehind
St. Louis Browns
Terrific blast at Tama cleaning plant injures and damages town
A powerful explosion in a Tama cleaning plant wrecked two buildings and caused widespread damage in the business district. At least 12 people were injured and firemen fought flames as rescuers searched for additional casualties. Meanwhile in Oklahoma City Miss Betty Jameson and Mrs Mark McGarry tied after 18 holes in the Southern Women's Golf Tournament. In Washington the Senate approved a bill to curb large soil conservation act payments and conferees reached agreement on anti price discrimination legislation protecting independent merchants.
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Tama
Iowa
Oklahoma City
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Mark McGarry
St. Petersburg
Fla
Washington
Senate Munitions Committee backs stronger 1936 neutrality act
The Senate Munitions Committee recommended strengthening the 1936 neutrality act to curb large credit extensions to belligerents via acceptances and to block foreign non-belligerents from long term bonds whose loan proceeds could fund belligerent uses. Edward Roger Hatcher, 20, of Floyd, and Terry West Jr. were killed when their truck struck two cows and plunged over a bank between Roanoke and Floyd. Virginia students face small textbook savings under the new state adoption, with net gains of 63 cents for elementary and 53 cents for high school sets.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Roanoke
Edward Roger Hatcher
Floyd
Terry West, Jr
Richmond
Death of Mrs. Josephine B. Ebersole in Winchester
Mrs. Josephine B. Ebersole died at 2 am at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Grimm at 8 West Clifford Street. Born October 2 1868 in Shippensburg Pa she would have been 68. She leaves seven children and two grandchildren and is buried at Mt Hebron after funeral at Market Street Methodist Church with Rev. Wallace M. Brashears officiating.
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Josephine B. Ebersole
A. L. Ebersole
Louis H. Grimm
West Clifford Street
Ebersole
Samuel C
Mary Warren Baher
Shippensburg
Winchester
Ernest C. Sloat
Harry R. Ebersole
Josephine V. Ebersole
Washington, D. C
Paul E. Ebersole
Martinsburg
W. Va
William K. Routt, Jr
Waynesboro
William K. Routt
Elizabeth Jane Ebersole
Market Street Methodist Church
Wallace M. Brashears
Brashears
Mt. Hebron
Thomas E. Kremer
George H. Eagle
Harry H. Willis
A. D. Henkel
J. Madison Spurr
A. D. Mason
France’s Blum faces rioting as students clash with police
Paris dispatch details violent Latin Quarter protests after Leon Blum’s withdrawal from the Chamber of Deputies amid attacks by a rightist deputy. Gendarmes arrested about four dozen. leftists cheered as Blum walked out.
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Edward Kennedy
Associated Press
Paris
Latin Quarter
Leon Blum
Chamber of Deputies
Blum
France
Attr Dent
Chamber
Xavier Valat
Hita
Jean Chiappe
Moscow
Pr—nce
Leon 1
Europe
Versailles
Saint Germain
Meudon
St. Cloud
Rouen
Arras
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William Allen White
MR Winchester
Fred R. Chenault
Fo Re. Chenault
Joe” Byrns
Cooper
George W. Dellinger and
Volun
Teers
E. B. McGuin
Mr. Peck
J. M. Peck
Newfield, N. Y
Coe
G. W. Peck
9Th New York Heavy Artillery
Bulletin
Senate
Market Street Church
Red Bud School House
Tannery
Jean Tannery
Bank of France
Emile Labeyre
General Court of Accounts
Edouard
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