Roosevelt Son to Permit Wife to Get Divorce
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt travels from Los Angeles to Washington amid public disclosure that Elliott Roosevelt will support his wife Elizabeth Donner in seeking a Nevada divorce on grounds of incompatibility. The couple, married January 16, 1932, have a child William Donner Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Elliott
Nevada
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Reno
United
Burbank
Saugus
Philadelphia
William Donner Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
William H. Donner
Villa Nova
Here
Donner
White House
Elizabeth Browning Donner
Camp Woods
James Roosevelt
New York
Mrs Jenkins Laid To Rest At Mount Olive
Ada Jenkins of near Nain died Monday and was buried in Mount Olive Cemetery after funeral services at her daughter Mrs Owen Mason home. Rev E A Lambert led the rites with hymns sung by William and Godfrey Miller. Pallbearers included Ave Mason George Mason Dayton O Rear William Teets Harry Anderson and Grover Teets. Floral tributes flowed to the casket. Obituary notes Sperryville roots and Braddock Street church ties.
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Ada Jenkins
Nain
Mount Olive
Owen Mason
Jenkins
Sperryville
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Walter urges tolerance at Boyce graduation
Robert S. Walter of Washington addressed the Boyce Agricultural High School seniors in Boyce Va urging tolerance toward all people. Eight graduates received diplomas as the ceremony featured salutatorian Ralph Buckley and valedictorian Anna Carroll with Principal Eva D. Massey and local officials in attendance.
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Robert S. Walter
Washington
Boyce
D. C
Boyce Agricultural High School
Janus
Walter
Helen Anders
Aileen Payne
Anna Carroll
Annie Bose
Ralph Buckley
Herbert Cooke
Loyd Martin
Robert McDonald
Eva D. Massey
C. V. van der Linden
Boyce Baptist Church
A. F. Robertson
Helen Lane
Helen Bailey
Winchester
Gene Barr
Charles Town
van der Linden
District Nurses Report Busy May With Child Focus
The District Nurse Association met near the Court House with Mrs. Clarence Hardy presiding. Miss Josephine F. Arthur and Evelyn C. Dean reported 543 visits in May including 104 to children with scarlet fever and 23 chest clinic patients. several births, pneumonia care, and whooping cough visits noted. The loan closet supplied clothing and bed linen for needy families.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
Clarence Hardy
Josephine F. Arthur
Evelyn C. Dean
Tuberculosis Fund
Mrs Collins Funeral Set For Friday In Morgan County
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah Stotler Collins widow of . P. Collins will be held Friday. Relatives meet at 10 a.m. at the Luttrell home in Cross Junction for a brief service before the body goes to the Oakland Methodist Church in Morgan County West Virginia for services by Rev. C G Russell. Interment follows in a nearby graveyard with pallbearers named as her grandsons Grady Braithwaite Power Stotler Lemmon Stotler Paul Stotler Guy Reynolds Jr Alvin Kelter Alvin Stotler and Jennings Stotler.
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Sarah Stotler Collins
P. Collins
Floyd Luttrell
Cross Junction
Oakland
Morgan County
W. Va
C. G. Russell
Gainesboro
Navy Lieutenant Arrives as Judge Carson House Guest
Lieut. John Hedrick of Philadelphia, United States Navy, arrived in Riverton last night to spend time as the house guest of Judge and Mrs. A. C. Carson.
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John Hedrick
United States Navy
Philadelphia
Riverton
A. C. Carson
Senate expands inquiry into Morgan partners tax records
The Senate committee probing J. P. Morgan and Co votes to examine individual income tax returns of the firm’s partners. The panel also increases its budget by 100000 to push the investigation into the next session, and considers broader stock transaction questions involving Lamont and other private banks. John W. Davis declined to say if further challenges would be made to Lamont’s stock dealings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senateday
J. P. Moregan and Company
Senate
O. P. van Sweringen
Committee On
Morgan
M. J. van Sweringen
Costigan
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Dillon Read
John W. Davis
Thomas S. Lamont
Lamont
Thomas W. Lamont
House Agrees To Senate Change In Apple Bill
The House voted to accept the Senate amendment to a bill on inspection of exported apples and pears and sent it to the White House. It would require ships to have an inspection certificate and charge a fee for inspection. The amendments removed a port clearance ban for uninspected fruit and extended the duty to tramp and chartered vessels.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Today
White House
House
Representative Robertson
Democrat
Senate
Bulls Storm Stock Market Gains Trimmed in Early Trading
New York June 8 Bulls surged in early trading but faced profit taking as gains of one to three points faded. Volume remained near peak levels for the movement. Sterling cables opened at 4.1014 and call money stood at 1 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Astrologer Taken To Waynesboro On Felony Warrant
William Franklin alias Ernest Langford, known as Dr W Frankland, was moved from Memorial Hospital to Waynesboro to face a felony warrant for allegedly obtaining 60 dollars from Arthur Beard of Augusta county. He was arrested in Williamsport Maryland on a misdemeanor charge and guarded by detectives. He attempted escape twice at the hospital before being released to Waynesboro for arraignment.
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William Franklin
Memorial Hospital
Waynesboro
Arthur Beard
Augusta County
Franklin
Ernest Langford
W. Frankland
Williamsport
Strasburg
Fabel
W.p.conner, Jr
H. S. Pifer
Warm and Clear Weather Foretells Schmeling Baer Title Bout
In New York on June 8 the heavyweights Max Baer and Max Schmeling prepare for a planned Yankee Stadium bout drawing about 60,000 fans and an estimated $250,000. Baer weighed 203 pounds and Schmeling 189 1 4 pounds, giving Baer a 13 3 4 pound edge. no bout broadcast is planned.
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Associated Pros
New York
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
Baer
New York State Athletic Commission
Schmeling
George W Bowly sale of antiques at 315 West Cork St
Notice calls attention to the June 10 auction at 2 p m for George W Bowly estate. Included are antique furniture silverware and many other articles. Sale held at 315 West Cork Street with details on attendance and items in the listing.
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Lee Barr
Admr
George W. Bowly
West Cork Street
Mattern Lands After Sudden Gas Fumes Force Emergency Landing
World flier Jimmie Mattern, mid flight on the fifth lap of his around the world dash, was forced to land near Prokopievsk due to a leaking gas line. He broke his stabilizer and, after temporary repairs at Belovo, planned to continue to Krasnoyarsk for permanent fixes.
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Associated Press
Prokeplevek
Siberia
Wedumediay
Belovo
Prokopievsk
Moscow
Omsk
Prokopievski
Novo Sibirsk
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Quote Bonds Of Winchester At A Premium
Richmond broker Scott and Stringfellow lists Winchester bonds maturing 1947 to 1951 in the Richmond Times Dispatch. All carry 4.50 dollars interest per 100 and are offered at 101.03 for 1947 to 101.23 for 1951 maturities. At those prices the bonds return about 4.40 dollars per 100.
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Winchester
Richmond
Scott and Stringfellow
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Funeral Rites Saturday For H R Orndorff
Funeral services for Harri son Riley Orndorff longtime Hardy county sheriff and Northern Virginia Eastern West Virginia business figure will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Gore home of his daughter and son in law E Russell Hook. The Presbyterian service will be led by multiple pastors with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Active pallbearers include Geo Miley J W Warden C C Wise M C Garvin L W Tren is E W Knee J B Heishman H Riley Heishman Honorary pallbearers list many community leaders and former Gov John J Cornwell.
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Harrison Riley Orndorff
Hardy County
W. Va
Virginia
West Virginia
E. Russell Hook
Gore
Hook
Charles D. Gilkeson
F. T. McFaden
Bernard Bain
Wardensville
Mount Hebron
Orndorff
Harrison R. Cenderts
Geo. W. Miley
J. W. Warden
C. C. Wise
M. C. Garvin
L. W. Trenis
E. W. Knee
J. B. Heishman
H. Riley Heishman
L. F. Sutton
W. L. Didawick
Jerome Ivey
William Weaver
C. E. Tiffany
W. D. Sharrett
Green Carter
Harry Potts
Edgar L. Hook
John J. Cornwell
William G. Hardy
G. C. Miley
Joseph T. Frye
Fred. D. Maphis
Frank Zea
H. D. Fuller
John I. Sloat
Warren Rice
M. Dasher
Sam McCoy
L. M. Walker
Jennis Hershman
Howard Brill
G. W. McCauley
C. W. Parish
Elijah Pifer
Special Council Meeting On Municipal Plant Bids
Winchester investigators schedule a special council meeting for June 9 to hear bidders on electric lighting and pumping service. Two bids are contingent on a June 12 deadline. City, diesel engine, and copper price impacts are analyzed for potential savings and city ownership.
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Council
Fred L. Glaize
Winchester
Henry
Harper
Messrs. Forney
Marshall, Dellinger and Page
Pilcher
Whitman, Reynardt and Smith
Baltimore
Pilgrimage to Mount Hebron Cemetery Draws 2000 Children
Pupils from Handley High School and Winchester schools march to Mount Hebron Cemetery to place flowers on the graves of benefactors and departed teachers. The event precedes the 8 pm commencement in the Handley auditorium where 68 seniors will graduate and a memorial service is held at the graves of Judge Handley S Lucien Lupton and John Kerr. The Handley Cadet Band leads, with Rev. Nelson presiding.
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Mt. Hebron
Handley Band
Winchester Pu
Mount Hébron
Handley High School
Handley, Johnvols Avenue
Bolaueran
John Handley
S. Lucien Lupton
John Kerr
Judge Handley
Lupton
Kerr
Robert B. Nelson
Christopal Church
Handley Stadium
W. H. MclIlwee
Esplanade
McIlwee
Faust
Charles Gounod
Rovers
R. Alexander
James N. Hillman
Mory and Henry College
Emory
Garland R. Quarles
Divorcee Shot And Killed In Capital Hotel
In Washington on June 8 Leila Morrison a 28 year old divorcee was shot through a hotel room wall from an intoxicated suspect Elmer W Holland Jr 25 a Shepherd Park employee after a confrontation with occupants in the room of Fred Williamson her fiance The bullet first hit an elevator operator Logan then struck Morrison in the chest before lodging in her body Police reported Holland surrendered at 7 am after four hours in Maryland hiding and said he fired in a drunken state.
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Washington
Leila Morrison
Maryland
Elmer W. Holland Jr
Holland
Williamson
William Logan
Logan
For Sale 1931 Model A Ford and Pickup by Bickers Motors
For sale two 1931 Ford vehicles from Bickerized Used Cars. A 1931 Model A with 157 inch wheel base, closed cab and dual wheels priced at 295 dollars. A 1931 closed cab Ford Pickup with new tires and low mileage priced at 250 dollars. Bickers Motor Company is the dealer.
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Bickers Motor Company
Mrs Morrison Killed Near Frederick Native Mother of Child
Mrs Morrison, described as the mother of a ten year old girl, was killed almost instantly. She had moved three years ago from Frederick Maryland to this area.
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Morrison
Frederick
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East
Mrs. Jenkins
Ake
Moling & Cather’s
Clarke School
Anna Caroll
Alumni Association
Mrs. Collins
Augusta
Cline Land
Hogue Creek
Collie
Hag Hd
Mattern
Texas Flier
Krasnoyarsk
H. R. Orndorff
Presbyterian
Handley
Power Company
Requardt
Whitman
Requardt and Smith
Capital Hotel
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