World economic conference opens with royal ovation
London hosts a world economic conference as King George opens the first plenary session at the Geological Museum in Kensington despite rheumatism. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald receives an ovation, urging cooperation and action to aid suffering humanity and civilization’s progress.
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Associated Press
London
King George
Great New Geological Museum
Kensington
Ramsay McDonald
Great Britain
MacDonald
Mr. MacDonald
United States
Cordell Hull
Washington
America
Hull
Premier Daladier
France
Delega
Pickerel Will Is Probated in Frederick County
J H Pickerel a Middletown farmer leaves 1000 to his wife and places the estate in trust for her life. After her death the property is sold with 100 to Grace Methodist Episcopal Church 4000 to daughter 2000 to son and remainder divided between two sons and a daughter. Executors M M Lynch and two sons post bond 36000. Appraisers named include Funk Sperry Ritter Larrick Ellenbass.
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J. H. Pickerel
Middletown
Frederick County
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Pickerel
Josephine Pickerel
E. M. Funk
E. R. Sperry
O. B. Ritter
R. A. Larrick
John Ellenbass
Officers Chosen By Red Cross of Clarke County
Clarke county Chapter of the Red Cross elected officers at its annual meeting in Berryville. Miss Nannie Thomas was re elected as chairman with a balance on hand of 202.04 dollars. The group plans monthly executive meetings for winter and includes reps from various sections on its committee.
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Berryville
Clarke County
the Red Cross
Nannie Thomas
H. M. Nelson
W. S. Powers
J. T. L. Jones
T. Carter Page
Red Cross
Rose MacDonald
Ernest Meade
B. Duval Chambers
Agnes Page
Spates
Richard Smith, Jr
Broddus Chamberlin
Henry Rutherford
A. L. Withers
John B. Neill
Caps J. Crawford
London
Eng
Cary T. Grayson
R. S. Clark
New York
Audley Farms
Captain Crawford
Virginia
B. B. Jones
Handley High Summer Session Opens Tomorrow
Garland R. Quarles announces Handley High School summer session begins tomorrow at 8 oclock in room 35. Regular and makeup work offered over eight weeks with tuition 15 dollars per full unit and 10 dollars per half unit.
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Garland R. Quarles
Handley High School
Handley Building
Carpenter Dies Following Auto Accident in Virginia
John Co. Carpenter 48, of Chicago and Clarke County, died in Marion Ohio hospital after a collision with a truck while en route to Washington for his daughter Sarah's graduation. He suffered rib fractures and a punctured lung. his wife and children traveled on, then joined him in Marion. Funeral held in Kenilworth Illinois with burial there. Survived by wife Laura Elliott Carpenter, three daughters, one son, and sister Mrs. William Chapin Huntington.
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Erryville
Berryville
Marion
John Co. Carpenter
Chicago
Clarke County
Frank Carpenter
Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Washington
Sarah Carpenter
Laura Elliott
Ithaca, N. Y
William Chapin Huntington
Washington and
Winchester to consider new light and power plant
Editor notes council discussion on building a municipal electric plant. For fifteen years efforts were blocked. Two firms offer to install at their expense with outlays of 74 000 and 84 000 dollars.
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Evening Star
Winchester
Boyd's Party Not Reported in Goodwill Flight
Havana reports Captain J Erro Boyd and two companions missing after leaving New York Sunday on a goodwill flight to Haiti. They had not been sighted or reported along the route by 10 o'clock this morning, though expected in Havana at daybreak or soon after.
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Associated Press
Havana
J. Erro] Boyd
New York
Haiti
Tax Penalties On June 15 In Winchester and County
Taxpayers in Winchester and Frederick County were urged by City Treasurer W A Baker and County Treasurer Robert S Smith to pay 1932 taxes by June 15 to avoid an additional 5 percent penalty and 6 percent interest. The 5 percent fine on June 15 would be the second penalty for unpaid 1932 levies following a prior penalty on December 6, with total penalties and interest reaching 11 percent.
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Winchester
Frederick County
W. A. Baker
Robert S. Smith
Cherries Featured by Shenandoah Valley Vinegar Corp
A brief item notes cherries featured in Richmond with Shenandoah Valley Vinegar Corp listed at Fairmont Avenue and a 12 1p 2t time cue.
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Richmond
Shenandoah Valley Vinegar Corp
Fairmont Avenue
Three Army sailors drown at Bush River recreation beach
Edgewood Arsenal Md June 12 three Private First Class soldiers of the First Chemical Regiment drowned while bathing at Maxwell Point Bush River recreation area. Names cited are Richard Stover 21 Fort Wayne Ind Ernest Pulver 26 Philadelphia and Jack G Berry Clearbrook Va. Bodies not yet recovered as life guards searched the area.
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Edgewood Arsenal
Chemical Regiment
Maxwell Point
Bush River
Army Post
Richard Stover
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ernest Pulver
Philadelphia
Jack G. Berry
Clearbrook
United States Army
J. H. Berry
Stephenson
Frazier Farm
Final Tribute Paid To Late Sheriff Orndorff
Large funeral service in Gore for Harrison Riley Orndorff former Hardy county sheriff. Attendees included diverse community members and ministers from several churches. Hymns were sung at the Hook home and at Mount Hebron Cemetery where he was buried beside family.
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Harrison Riley Orndorff
Hardy County
W. Va
E. R. Hook
Gore
Orndorff
Charles D. Gilkeson
Frank T. McFaden
Winchester
Bernard Bain
Wardensville
Presbyterian Church
Hook
Godfrey
William Miller
Mount Hebron
Mr. Orndorff
Messrs. Miller
Jesus
Stone Bags Hole In One On Two Consecutive Days
Edward E. Stone, a veteran golfer at Winchester Golf Club, made a hole in one on Friday on No. 3 and followed with another on Saturday after driving 160 yards. The feat drew congratulations from fellow club members J. P. Hayley E. C. Goss and Fred A. Read Jr. as their foursome continued play.
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Edward E. Stone
Links of
Winchester Golf Club
Win- Winchester Golf Club
Mr. Stone
Jone
Ing
J. P. Hayley
E. C. Goss
Fred A. Read, Jr
Congress Plans Quick Adjournment Amid Recovery Push
Democratic leaders in Washington aimed for adjournment by midweek as key measures linger on the agenda. The public works industrial supervision bill the veterans' compensation and the deficiency appropriation bill shape the push, with a Senate vote likely by Tuesday and a final windup anticipated soon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Senate
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Burns
S. C
House
Garner
Rainey
Roper
Mississippi
Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrns
Tennessee
Robinson
Arkansas
House Henders
Winchester Park Association Meeting Postponed to Wednesday Evening
The Winchester Park Association announces its regular meeting is postponed from this evening to Wednesday at 8 o'clock. All members should attend. A separate notice mentions the Winchester Steam Laundry advertising new eyelet dresses at Moling & Cather.
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Winchester Park Association
Moling &.Cather’s. Ip
Winchester Driver Fined For Blocking Fire Truck
C C Alabaugh was fined seven dollars and costs by Justice Donald L Weems after his vehicle allegedly impeded a Friendship fire truck on South Loudoun street as Winchester crews fought a blaze. Fire officials said motorists must pull aside for emergency units and allow right of way to save life and property.
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Winchester
South Loudoun Street
C. C. Alabaugh
Donald L. Weems
Mr. Alabaugh
Justice Weems
Alabaugh
Friendship
C. Lee Barr
Barr
Viviers
Apple Festival Links Nova Scotia to Winchester Celebration
Officials of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival report a Nova Scotia Annapolis Valley Apple Blossom Festival letter noting similarities to the Winchester event. The message requests Winchester officials share experiences to help with the Nova Scotia fete. The 1933 spring saw blossom festivals in Wenatchee and Benton Harbor with Winchester contact about parades.
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Annapolis Valley
Nova Scotia
Winchester
United States
Wenatchee
Wash
Benton Harbor
Mich
Winchester Fete
Davis pleads not guilty to new Moose lottery indictment
United States Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania pleads not guilty to a new 14 count indictment in the Moose lottery case. Trial is tentatively set for July. The indictment, handed to Judge William Bondy, updates matters ruled on by the Circuit Court of Appeals in the Mann Eagles lottery case.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
William Bondy
Davis
Circuit Court of Appeals
Conrad H. Mann
Wanted to Find Owner of Small Female Police Puppy
Public notice seeks owner of a small female police puppy last seen near contact details Phone 41 1 9 1 p tf. asking finder to call for reclaim.
Admiral Louis Nulton to retire as First Naval District commander
Admiral Louis McCoy Nulton will retire June 30 as commandant of the First Naval District in Boston after 48 years of U S Navy service. Born Winchester Maryland he rises from midshipman to full admiral and will settle back in Winchester with his wife Minnie Evans and two daughters.
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Louis McCoy Nulton
United States Navy
Boston
Mass
First Naval District
Winchester
Washington
Nulton
Ae Ie
North Doun Cupy
Admiral Nulton
Joseph A. Nulton
Second Virginia Regiment
Virginia National Guard
Frederick County
Virginia Clark
Admiral Nurton
Minnie Evans
Edward J. Evans
North Loudoun Street
Dean D. Francis
Cleveland
Ohio
Laurance LeWright Browlying
Maysville
John B. Hoffman
Wilmington
Del
Herbert S. Larrick
S Nulton
Richmond, A
Braddock Street
Pacific
Admiral Dewey
Louie Nulton
United States Naval Academy
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