Lindbergh Landing Draws Giant New York Welcome
Charles A. Lindbergh returns to New York after his nonstop flight to Paris with a triumphant Battery greeting by about 50 000 people. He narrowly escaped a fall during a car transfer and then rode a city tug to City Hall amid cheers.
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New York
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
Viking
Atlantic
Broadway
City Hall
Lindbergh
New
Washington
Baker
William A. Forney Dies in Night After Cerebral Hemorrhage
William A. Forney, 72, native of Winchester, died suddenly at home No 20 dast Boscawen street from a cerebral hemorrhage during sleep. He lived in Winchester and is survived by Grace V Forney Ray mond Forney sister Mrs Laura V Gratchen brother George B Forney and grandchildren Lois Forney and Forest Forney. Funeral at 3 PM Wednesday at his home with Rev E T Clark and Rev Dr C A Freed officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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William A. Forney
Dast Boscawen Street
Mr. Vorney
Mr. Forney
Forney
Winchester
Samuel Forney
Margaret Richard
Fork
William ©. Caligrove
Owen and Trenary
Emma Woodward
Strasburg
Shenandoah County
Grace V. Forney
Raymond Forney
Laura V. Gratchen
George B. Forney
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Additional U. S. Marine Force Reaches Shanghai
The United States transport Chaumont arrived at Shanghai from Manila with 1,150 Marines 25 tanks and an aviation unit under Colonel Davis. Marines billeted on Socony wharf after Sixth regiment vacated. Chiang Kai-Shek captures Haichow and Shiyang advancing toward Shudi en as central command shifts toward Mukden.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
United States
Chaumont
Manila
Davis
Socony Wharf
Kai-Shek
London
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Haichow
Shiyang
Kiangsu
Shudi‘en
Grand Canal
Chang Tso-Lin
Mukder
Japan Seeks Equal Auxiliaries at Geneva Naval Talks
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan's Geneva delegation urged equal representation with the maximum limit for auxiliary vessels. Japan argues it is theoretically entitled to more cruisers and other auxiliaries than the United States to defend its vital trade routes.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
America
Used Studebaker Sedan in Top Condition for Sale
H. W. Ebert advertises a Studebaker sedan described as nearly new with few miles and perfect condition. The car is fully equipped and offered as a bargain to buyers.
Sermon Delivered by Rev Dudley at Handley High 1927
The Class of 1927 at Handley High heard Rev W L Dudley of the Church of the Disciples deliver a thoughtful sermon on wisdom in Handley Auditorium. The event opened the commencement program with a large attentive audience.
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Handley High School
Handley
W. L. Dudley
Church of the Disciples
Handley Auditorium
D. W. Daniel
Clemson College
R. B. Nelson
Power of Jesus
J. L. Neff
Handley Glee Club
C. A. Freed
E. T. Clark
Miss Jones and Ritter Win In Clock Contest
Ruth Jones and Marcus Ritter, graduates of Handley High School class of 1927, win wrist watches from Bulova Company and Hodgson and Brown in a clock contest. Small graduation photos were pasted on the clock face and the winners were those whose pictures the hands stopped on as the clock ran down.
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Ruth Jones
Marcus Ritter
Handley High School
Bulova Company
Hodgson and Brown
Poland expects deal with Russia over envoy assassination
Foreign Minister Zaleski told international reporters in Geneva that Poland can easily reach a satisfactory agreement with Russia regarding the assassination of Soviet envoy Peter Volkoff in Warsaw. He said the Polish delegation viewed the affair as liquidated.
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Geneva
Poland
Russia
Peter Volkoff
Warsaw
Zaleski
Associated Press
Richmond Social Leader Frank J. McCarthy Dies at Eight Twenty A.M
Frank J. McCarthy longtime Richmond social and business figure died at his home 1522 West Avenue Richmond Born July 22 1875 he was son of the late W H and Louise Holladay McCarthy He married Lilian Binford and is survived by three sons and a sister Funeral services will be held at 5 PM today at his home conducted by Rev William E Hill and Rev H D C Maclachlan Burial will be in Hollywood cemetery
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Frank J. McCarthy
Richmond
Virginia
West Avenue
Mr. McCarthy
W. H
Louise Holladay McCarthy
Lilian Binford
Frank J McCarthy, Jr
Julian Binford McCarthy
William Holladay
D. D
Seventh Street Christian Church
Hollywood
Jury Will Hear Famous Dog Case Wednesday
The Circuit Court of Frederick County will hear the case against John Malone and James Smith on Wednesday June 15. The dogs, deemed vicious sheep kill ers, were ordered killed by the magistrate's court. A special jury of seven men is summoned for service.
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Frederick County
John Malone
James Smith
W.S. Huyett
Bl. J. Hook
W. S. Sergent
C. C. Bowen
W. B. Stine
J. D. Steele
L. R. Fay
Three Die When Burlington Train Hits Car Near St. Joseph
Three persons were instantly killed when a Burlington train struck a motor car three miles south of St. Joseph Missouri early today. The accident occurred at a railroad crossing and left authorities investigating the scene.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Burlington
St. Joseph
Resumes Search For Lost Flyers In Atlantic Flight
ST. JOHNS Newfoundland June 13 Major FE. Sidney Cotton resumed the effort begun earlier to locate missing French trans Atlantic flyers Captain Nungesser and Francois Coli.
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Associated Press
ST. Johns
Newfoundland
Sidney Cotton
Placentia
Nungesser
Francois Coli
France Says United States Agrees To Peace Plan
Washington June 12 France has been notified by the State Department that the United States would be pleased to engage in diplomatic conversation on a possible agreement for a treaty of perpetual peace between the two nations. Miss Eula Affleck departed for Harrisonburg Virginia to attend the summer session of the State Teachers College.
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Washington
France
United States
Eula Affleck
Harhinsonburg, Va
State Teachers’ College
Longtime Frederick County resident Daniel Fahnestock dies at 81
Daniel G. Fahnestock died Sunday morning at his home two miles north of Winchester after a yearslong illness. He was 81, survived by a son Rev Cephas Fahnestock and two daughters Mrs Margaret Luttrell and Mrs Linnie O Rear. He lived at the old Fahnestock stone house near Gainesboro Pike and was active in the Dunkard Church. Funeral services will be held at United Brethren Church with Rev Messick and Rev Stover. interment in Mount Heon Cemetery.
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Daniel G. Fahnestock
Frederick County
Winchester
Gainesboro
Mr. Fahnestock
Dunkard Church
William and
Mary Fahnestock
Pennsylvania
Old Homeplace
Fahnestock
Latishia Hicks
Gainesboro Pike
Cephas Fahnestock
Margaret Luttrell
Near Town
Linnie O’rear
Parlett
North Braddock Street
United Brethren Church
David Messick
George W. Stover
Mount Heon Cemetery
Howard Luttrell
Lace Curtains and Regs Laundered at Winchester Seam Laundry
Lace curtains and regalia can be laundered at the Winchester Seam Laundry. Phone 28.
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Winchester
Real Estate Ad by Newlin & Co Listing Services
Real estate advertising seeks buyers or sellers through Newlin & Co real estate firm. Contact information implied by ad.
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Newlin & CO
Grabill Grader Exhibited For Fruit Growers
Fruit growers urged to inspect the Grabill Grader at Winchester Cold Storage platform. It promises no bruising or crushing of apples and will not choke. Prices listed: four size model 225 dollars, three size model 185 dollars. Sale by C. J. Brumback.
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Winchester
C. J. Brumback
Impressive Rites for Late Godfrey M Cooper in Winchester
The funeral of Godfrey Miller Cooper, 45, a Winchester painter and decorator, was held at Christ Episcopal Church with large attendance. The service included Red Men and Moose members, the Friendship Fire Company pallbearers, and a graveyard rite at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The rector Rev. Robert B. Nelson praised Cooper for loyalty, regular church attendance, and bringing his son to services.
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Godfrey Miller Cooper
Winchester
Astroke
Sarnlynis
Christ Episcopal Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Friendship Fire Company
Jesus
Mount Hebron
Order of Red Men
John Kater
William A. Bailey
Red Men
Harry McCauley
Joe Nachman
The
Moose
H.L. Bowers
Forrest Fansler
Nelson
Cooper
Magazine Cover Artist Coles Phil lips Dies in New York
New York June 13 Coles Phillips famed for his innovative magazine covers died today. He was known for distinctive fashion and color work shaping mid century graphic design.
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Associated Press
New York
Two Negroes Burned At Stake In Mississippi Mob Action
In Louisville Mississippi June 13 Jim and Mark Fox two Black men accused of slaying Clar ence Nichols sawmill superintendent were taken from Sheriff Permenter near Noxapater and burned at the stake by a mob of about 1000 after parading them through the streets.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Miss
Jim
Mark Fox
Clarence Nichols
Permenter
Noxapater
Strawberry Fete at Bryarly's School House
Miss Virginia Barr returns from Lynchburg Virginia after attending Randolph-Macon Woman's College. The note mentions a Strawberry Fete at Bryarly's School House by C. E. Locy of Burnt Church on Tuesday June 14 featuring strawberries ice cream and cake.
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Bryarly’s
C. E. Locy
Burnt Church
Virginia Barr
Lynchhburg
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Final Test of Triple Motored Plane At Roosevelt Field
America conducts a final test of a triple motored plane at Roosevelt Field New York amid aviation news outlets reporting on the progress and preparations for staged demonstrations and potential commercial uses by the aviation authority and related organizations.
Byrd to Visit VMI for Civil Engineer Honor
Commander Richard E. Byrd will receive an honorary civil engineering degree at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington on Wednesday. He is in Richmond preparing for a New York to Paris flight later this week and will attend Lindbergh’s New York welcome before returning to receive the degree.
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New York
Richard Evelyn Byrd
United States Navy
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Washington
Associated Press
Lindbergh
Paris
America
Europe
Richard B. Byrd
Bergh
Weather Bureau
Lindbergh and
Chamberlin
Commander Byrd
Byrd
Richmond
Richard BE. Byrd
Virginia Military Institute
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Navy
Vv. M. IL
United States Naval Academy
General Assembly
North Pole
Charles A. Lindbergh
National Geographic Society
Hubbard
Lexington
Vv. M. I
Two Army Flyers Die in Langley Field Plane Collision
Two Army pilots were killed in a midair collision at Langley Field during maneuvers near Newport News Virginia on June 13. The incident occurred as planes engaged in training exercises.
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Associated Press
Newport News
Langley Field
Legionnaires Attention Commander Es Ex Novice
A terse wartime style notice addresses legionnaires by rank and role. The message signals a call to attention and references a commander and a novice, implying a training or inspection moment within a legion unit. The fragment suggests formal military discipline language.
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U. S
Studebaker
H. W. Ebert
Glass
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Handley Schools
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Mr. Ritter
W. E. Carson
D G. Fahnestock
Godfrey M. Cooper
Roosevelt Field
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