Gainesboro Council Re-elects All Officers
The 30th session of the Gainesboro Council of Religious Education held at the high school Tuesday reelected all officers led by chairman H. L. Mauzy. Rev. C. B. Larrick gave a response, with Rev. Courtney Anderson and Rev. Collis speaking on building the Kingdom of God through church life and personal living. An offering for the Red Cross was taken and benediction by Rev. Messick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Maury
W. H
Robert Philpot
C. B. Larrick
Courtney Anderson
Christ
God
Collis
Courteney Anderson
Audrey Phil
Goldie MclIlwee
W. H. Cochran
Police Recruits To Study Criminal Justice In Richmond
Selected police recruits from across Virginia will train in Richmond for ten days at the University of Richmond. Lieutenants Garton and Duling will direct June sessions, with topics including investigation, arrest procedures, traffic laws, riots, and fingerprinting. Notable speakers include Captain Ted Miller, Carroll Minor, and Edwin Savory. Dr. Pinchbeck will discuss civics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
O. D. Garton
Dan W. Duling
University of Richmond
Virginia Police Executives Association
League of Virginia Municipalities
State Division of Trade and Industrial Education
Ted Miller
Norfolk
Carroll R. Minor
U.S. District Court
Edwin Savory
Henrico County
W. C. Thomas
State Division of Motor Vehicles
Sergeant Kent
Division of Motor Vehicles
William L. Groth
Harry C. Shepherd
U. S. Secret Service
David Baldwin
Division of
Motor Vehicles
Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Richmond College
R. G., Cecil
Richmond Crime Prevention Bureau
Last Call Theme for Republican National Convention
Samuel F. Pryor Jr. warns June 24 session could be the party's last call to the diner to select a leader as the GOP faces Do Or Die pressure over New Deal policies. Pryor aims to draft a concise 1940 platform on one page with resolutions committee in advance. Switzerland leads milk consumption per capita with 62 gallons annually. the United States averages 39 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel F. Pryor, Jr
Arrangements Committee
Pryor
Ralph E. Williams
Portland
Ore
Gene Tunney
Yale University
Resolutions Committee
Milk Industry Foundation
Switzerland
United States
Local graduates named from Thomson Cadet units
Local men receiving diplomas were John Fred Larrick, son of Middletown Mayor Fred Larrick, and Marshall McCormick Reynolds, son of Mrs. Fred Lindy of Martinsburg and Berryville. Cadet roles included Thomson Cadet Captain at V. M. 1 and cadet corporal among Front Royal and Strasburg units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Strasburg
C. G
Front Royal
John Fred Larrick
Fred Larrick
Middletown
Marshall McCormick
Bud) Reynolds
Fred Lindy
Martinsburg
Berryville
Credit Employees Attend Training School at George Washington Hotel
Information from Julian A. Everly, secretary treasurer of the Shenandoah Production Credit Association, reports a one day employees training school concluded late yesterday at the George Washington Hotel. About fifteen employees attended from East Central Fruit Growers PCC of Hagerstown Maryland Warren PCC of Warrenton and Shenandoah PCC of Winchester.
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Julian A. Everly
Shenandoah Production Credit Association
George Washington Hotel
Stephen P. Cadden
Production Credit Corration
Baltimore
Ectares
East Central Fruit Growers Production Credit Association
Hagerstown
Warren Production Credit Association
Warrenton
Shenandoah Association
Winchester
Damage suit overgrade crossing death postponed to September
Continuance until September 23, the opening of Clarke Circuit Court term, is granted in the 10000 damage suit of William S. Eagle and George H. Levi as administrators of Edgar Francis Eagle against the Norfolk and Western Railway Company. The collision occurred January 13, 1939, at Boyce. attorneys are Bauserman and Bauserman of Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Clarke
Wiliam S. Eagle
George H. Levi
Edgar Francis Eagle
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Young Eagle
Boyce
Bauserman and Bauserman
Woodstock
Montague Church School Starts Two-Week Session
The Montague Church School opens a two week course for all southern city children with programs for Juniors in Child Life in Bible Time and Discovering The Lands of the Bible led by several instructors. Intermediates study What About Alcohol taught by Rev. H G Balthis. Music directed by Katherine Shull and Blanca Danley. A commencement program is planned for Sunday evening June 30.
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de Oot H. G
Treasury status and Crop Reporting Service history
Treasury figures for June 11 show receipts of 16 million plus and expenditures around 16.66 million, with gross debt at 42.79 billion and a daily increase of 0.56 million. The Crop Reporting Service of the U S Department of Agriculture began in May 1863 under Isaac Newton, first Agriculture Commissioner appointed by Lincoln in 1862.
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Washington
The
Treasury
United States Department of Agriculture
Isaac Newton
Lincoln
Newton
Womeldorph Resigns. Leonard Newlin Named Treasurer
Bobby Womeldorph tendered his resignation as treasurer of the Evening Star Carrier's fund effective at once. He announced that Leonard Newlin would succeed him as treasurer in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Womeldorph
Evening Star Carrier's Fund
Womeldorph
Leonard Newlin
Delegates Gather in Roanoke For State Convention
Governor James H. Price and most state department heads head a 3 000 to 5 000 delegate arrival in Roanoke for the convention. Tonight the state central committee meets at 8 in Hotel Roanoke English lounge to set preliminary program. A new committee will be elected, with expectations that Roosevelt may secure the nomination if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Price
State Department
State Central Committee
Hotel
Roanoke
Convention
Roosevelt
Mrs Fisher's Condition Unchanged in Critical Illness
Mrs. M. W. Fisher of 203 S. Braddock Street remains critically ill as of this afternoon, with her condition unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Fisher
S. Braddock Street
Virginia Military Institute Grads Stand Ready for Era of Fate
General George C. Marshall addresses 181 graduates at Virginia Military Institute as he warns the nation faces potentially fateful days. He praises preparedness and urges graduates to lead with efficiency, amid concerns over new global threats and totalitarian regimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
George C. Marshall
U. S. Army
Marshall
War Department
J. G. Handley
Charles E. Kilbourne
Prisoners Keep Cost Maryland $900
Towson Maryland June 13 Baltimore county officials say the board of prisons has cost $900 to guard and feed two negroes held for murder in the Harvey Pilchard Stockton farmer case. The trial is set after delay pending Mrs Annie Pilchard recovery from gunshot injuries. Charles Manuel and Arthur Coolick are in custody with Coolick charged with assaulting Mrs Pilchard.
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Towson
Baltimore County
Harvey Pilchard
Stockton Farmer
Worcester County
Annie Pilchard
Charles Manuel
Arthur Coolick
Pilchard
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Red Cross War Relief Fund
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Mampshire
Orkneys
Roddy Kilowatt
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Sam Pryor
Montague Church School
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Montgomery Ward
S. Loudoun St
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Germany
Italy
America
C. E. Moore, Jr
Richmond, Bat
Talion
E. A. Stumpf
F. Carney Jr
Churchland
P. J. Thomson Jr
J. K. Rose
Aberdeen
D. E. Clark Jr
Birmingham
Ala
F. C. Goolsby
Marion
T. L. Thrasher Jr
W. 3. McCauley
H. R. Gantt
Lynchburg
Maryland
Carey Rocktex
Rock Wool
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Winchester, Virginia
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