Lauck Wins Post In Washington and Lee Journalism Dept
Mr. C Harold Lauck of Strasburg son of Mrs Nora A Lauck and late J S Lauck accepts a position with the Washington and Lee University journalism department Lexington Virginia He will be instructor in the elements of mechanical make up of newspapers and oversee the Virginia Publishing Company Inc laboratory He will also direct make up for alumni magazine Ring Tam Phi Southern Collegian and university bulletins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lauck
Journalism Department
Washington Lee
Winchester
C. Harold Lauck
Strasburg
Nora A. Lauck
Peyton Street
J.S. Lauck
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Virginia Publishing Company Inc
Lauck
J. B. Bell Company
Lynchburg
Bell Company
Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc
Fourth Estate
Lee School of Journalism
Washington and Lee
Ring Tam Phi
Southern Collegian
Harry Lucas Returns From Richmond College
Mr. Harry Lucas, a Richmond College student, returns to Winchester for the summer to stay with his mother Mrs. Virginia Wall at 423 West Clifford street. Over the weekend he hosted guests Pleasants of Philadelphia and W. A. Slee of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lucas
Richmond College
Winchester
Virginia Wall
West Clifford Street
Lucas
Mr. Pleasants
Philadelphia
W. A. Slee
Washington
Old Folks Songs At Handley School Benefit Program
Ma Winchester hosts an Old Folks Songs and tableaux night at Handley School to aid youth group travelers to Norfolk. The event features a fifty-voice chorus from local churches with a string quartet and pianist, plus many tableaux and songs. Tickets at Baker's Drug Store. car rides from Presbyterian Church annex at 5 30. Proceeds cover delegate transportation and a gift to the oldest attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley School
Presbyterian Church
Ma Winchester
Winchester Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavorers
The
Roy Larrick
Christian Endeavor Union
Norfolk
Baker’s Drug Store
F. T. McFaden
Mary Louise Sartelle
Evva Stouffer
Melvin Miller
John Ferro
Southland
Congregational Christian
Disciples
First Brethren
United Brethren
Floyd Haines
Floyd W. Haines
Maggie
Joseph Haines
Katherine Rusk
Perry Miller
Royal Ambassadors Call Meeting At First Baptist
A special call meeting of the Royal Ambassadors is set for 7 o clock this evening at the First Baptist Church with Miss Margaret Amick and Mrs. Frank Royce in charge. Also notes include Ruby Coverstone returning home from Washington with Charles Mander and his parents.
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Lillian May Perry
Elizabeth Forney
Columbia
William O. Perry
Handley High School
Steward’s
Washington
American Red Cross
Mason
South Cameron Street
Violet Myers
Frank Bailey
Grace Reformed Church
Miss Myers
Baker
Mrs. Mason
Seward
Myers-Bailey
First Baptist Church
Margaret Amick
Frank Royce
Ruby Coverstone
S. N. Thomas
Carlton Avenue
Charles Mander
Alexandria
Mrs DeHaven Dies After Six Month Illness
Lavinia DeHaven, member of a prominent Frederick county family, died at 3 PM at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Stotler on Fairmont Avenue after a six month illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Kelley
George Pine
Richmond
Jessie Mae Kelley
Emma Kelley
William Kelley
George Schlack Pine
Berryville
George A. Pine
Mr. Pine
S. S. Hill
Sam McAtee
Charlottesville
Pine
Medical College of Virginia School of Pharmacy
Lavinia DeHaven
Frederick County
Harry Stotler
Fairmont Avenue
Early Library Closing 7 30 P M This Week
Handley Library will close at 7 30 p m from Wednesday evening this week through September 1, reopening daily at 10 a m It notes Eskimos ignore ages unless birth dates are corroborated by explorers whaling ships or events mentioned.
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Handley
Bicycle stops fat man in walk as judge rules removal
In Clerkenwell England Judge Rowlands ordered removing a bicycle from a shared passage to avoid hindering a fat man who complained of obstruction. The fat man explained he must wedge the wheel or push it aside to gain full passage width. Ben Nevis is the highest British Isle mountain at Invernesshire Scotland with an elevation of 4406 feet.
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Rowlands
Clerkenwell
England
Ben Nevis
British Isles
Invernesshire
Scotland
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Reported by Hibbs
Chicago grain closing prices are summarized by W B Hibbs Company, with members of the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade listed among sources. The Hibbs Building in Washington DC is noted with contact details. National price figure listed as $540.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
W. B. Hibbs & Company
Grain futures dip as CBOT prices show weakness
Grain prices weakened on the Chicago Board of Trade with selling from last week’s advance and scant buying orders. Closing quotes showed Wheat July 49 1/2, September 62, December 54 (likely 55), Corn July 30, September 31 1/2, December 32 1/2, Oats July 20, September 20 1/4, December 22 1/4, Rye July 30, September 33, December 36.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Senators Talk Revenue Bill Amid Rush to Adjourn
Senator George Norris of Nebraska questions rushing through legislation before political conventions while Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi says the President's visit to the Senate did not speed up the revenue bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Market mixed on NYSE with fractional moves and gains
Stocks showed mixed small changes on the New York Stock Exchange with many prices slipping slightly while several issues posted gains. The day featured moderate volume and a generally narrow trading range as listed prices reflected minor shifts across diverse firms and sectors.
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New York Stock Exchange
House Debates Cash Bonus Payment Resolution
The House voted 226 to 175 to call up the $2.4 billion cash bonus bill for formal consideration. About 20,000 veterans gathered in Washington demanding immediate payment of their bonus certificates led by Representative Patman of Texas.
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Washington
House Today
Patman
Texas
World Population Growth and Doubling Time
The article estimates a current world population near 2.0 billion with an annual net increase of about 30 million. At that rate it would take over 66 years for the population to double.
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Orey
Wright
Daniel E. Wright
Miss Wright
Athens
Greece
South Washington Street
Rockefeller Foundation
Fultz
State Pharmacy Board
W. Lenwood Fultz
W. L. Fultz
Medical College of Virginia
State Board of Pharmacy
Matthew Pulliam
Edwards Drug Store
Leesburg
C. Brooks
University of Virginia
Edward L. Stine Jr
E. L. Stine
Stine
Messrs
Bageant
J. Purcell Stine
Purcell Stine
Walter E. Barr
Wilbur Coon
Audi
Sweet Genevieve
Marshall Kline
Joseph
Harry
Virginia Rehill Harrell
Mary Sullivan
Bright Grove
Juanita
Double Quartette
Carpenter Ritter
Elsie Matthews
Meta Kline
Eloise Caldwel
Allen Russell
Tableau
John Peel
Charles Baker
Freddie Boxwell
Clinton Allamong
Herbert Kline
Kenneth Clevenger
Old Virginny
Curtis Bly
Harry Haines
Dorothy Woods
Bernadette Sullivan
Peachy Hockman
Frank Bell Taylor
Christie Bell
Thomas Dorton
Neil Woods, Jr
PD Black
Genevieve
You
Anita
Sten
BIR
Alice Ben
Girls’ Athletic Association
Ida Lycett
Martinsburg Pike
Lucy Dean
Dorothy Tiller
William J. Tiller
Richmond, Va
Dorothy Elizabeth Tiller
Russell A. Joyce
Richard Green Joyce
Cruz, Va
Jordan Springs
Melville
West
Jordan’s
Lewis Pearson
National Avenue
Helen Massey
William P. Massey
Amherst Street
Simmons’ College
Boston
Mass
Armar
Rita
Lainey
Oxford
Enna
Enna Jettick
WJZ
N. B.C
Lovett Brothers
N. Main St
Chicago
Roosevelt
Claude G. Bowers
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bowers
Houston
Tex
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett Shoe
Allied Chem. & Ay
American Can
Amer. Tel. & Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Balto. & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Cont
Ol. del
Gen’l. Electric
Gen'l. Motors
Kennecot Copper
Licrlard
Mont. Ward
Nat'l. Biscuit
Packard
Stand. Brands
Stand. Oil
Texas C U
Steel
Woolworth
House
Associated Press
the Commercial & Savings Bank
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Lebanon
Swift
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
Jack
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