Parents Plan Safe Play At Winchester Park Playground
Winchester Park Association and Winchester Playground Association agreed to keep regular attendants at the Rouss Spring Park playground to supervise children daily. A woman will staff the grounds and a man will assist, with new equipment for small children and water kept fresh in the wading pool. The baseball team progress under manager Sandy Baker was noted, a roof over bleachers was rejected, and a new telephone line helps residents locate doctors in emergencies.
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Rouss Spring Park
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Winchester
Appeal Urges Public Help for Olympic Team
Detroit June 14. George W. Graves, chairman of the American Olympic Finance Committee, appeals to all Americans to fund the team for Los Angeles. Receipts by June 10 are less than 15 percent of the needed amount. The committee must transport, equip, feed and lodge athletes during the games and travel home.
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Los Angeles
George W. Graves
American Olympic Finance Committee
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Army
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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New York
Gomez Delivers 12th Win for Yankees in Narrow 8 7 Victory
Lefty Gomez survives a late Indians rally as Ben Chapman Lyn Lary and Tony Lazzeri turn key plays in the ninth to preserve the 8 7 win. The Yankees improve to 37 16 with Gomez’s 12th victory.
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Cleveland
Ben Chapman
Lyn Lary
Tony Lazzeri
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Indians
Ford Auto Units Production Rising Worldwide in May
Ford Motor Company reports May world production of cars and trucks at 72 140 units and U S employment up 25 000. June output is planned at 112 160 with all 32 domestic Ford plants active. Foreign sites including Canada France Denmark and England are in production and more plants in Belgium Spain Turkey Japan Brazil and Argentina expected soon.
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Detroit
Ford
United States
Ford Motor Company
Ford Assembly
Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited
East Windsor
Ont
Trustees Named For Friends Cemetery Trustees Named For Friends
Judge Philip Williams in the Circuit Court of Frederick County has appointed Society of Friends members to serve as trustees of the Friends Burial Ground at Gain. The appointees include active local Friends leaders and longtime community volunteers tasked with maintaining the burial grounds and overseeing care and records.
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Philip Williams
Frederick County
Society of Friends
Friends’ Burial Ground
Gain
Detroit fund drive receipts fall short of one million
Mr. Graves reports over one million pieces of mail sent from the committee headquarters in Detroit. Receipts total $45,857.94 as of June 10, with less than five million pennies contributed.
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Graves
Detroit
Local Names Listed in Court Documents
Samuel E. Brown, D. Arthur Robinson, Clarence J. Robinson, J. W. McIlwee, Earl Campbell and Walter Adams are named in the filing.
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D. Arthur Robinson
Clarence J. Robinson
J. W. MclIlwee
Earl Campbell
Walter Adams
Rates On Crude Stone Adjusted For Stephens City
The Interstate Commerce Commission placed rates on crude limestone from Stephens City Virginia to Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio and Delaware on the same basis as Martinsburg West Virginia after a complaint by M J Grove Lime Company Stephens City claiming Martinsburg had an advantage due to existing rates.
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Washington
Stephens City
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West Virginia
Ohio
Delaware
Martinsburg
W. Va
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Repeal Week Drive Grows Across 41 States
Reports from 41 states show thousands of members joining the Repeal Week drive by the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform. Substantial funds raised and rising interest across the country were announced from New York on June 14.
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New York
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Prohibition Push Seen Boosting Allege of Repeal Support
Mrs. Charles H. Sabin reports large gains for prohibition groups led by Illinois with 65,000 new members and other states doubling or quadrupling figures. She says repeal sentiment grows, but notes repeal requires a constitutional amendment ratified by 36 states and cautions drys to unite or risk defeat in Virginia and nationwide.
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Charles H. Sabin
New York State
Illinois
South Carolina
West Virginia
North Carolina
Montana
Tennessee
Virginia
Virginia Anti-Saloon League issues statement on liquor plank
Ed J Richardson, superintendent, issues a statement from Richmond Virginia dated June 14 on the Democratic State Convention's platform plank advocating liquor controls The message outlines positions and calls to action related to temperance efforts within the state party.
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Richmond
Ed. J. Richardson
Virginia Anti- Saloon League
Prohibition Debate Shapes Social Reform Fight
The passage argues that ending liquor prohibition jeopardizes social reform and predicts a clash between anti alcohol forces and repeal supporters. It urges organized pressure through the Anti Saloon League and calls for clear substitute proposals from repeal advocates.
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Anti- Saloon League
Two Are Fined After Crash In The County
County Magistrate A J Tavernner fined two people after a collision on Apple Pie Ridge Road near Whitehall. Lawrence Walker was fined ten dollars and costs for reckless driving. his companion James Hutzler claimed possession of the auto and faced related charges.
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A. J. Tavenner
Apple Pie Ridge Road
Whitehall
Lawrence Walker
Marion Groves
James Hutzler
WSO Fined After Disclosure of Car Rowing Incident
A WSO fine followed the disclosure that an incident involved rowing a car, with authorities citing the procedural breach and resulting penalties in the report.
Card of Thanks for Charles E. Hummer
The family thanks neighbors and friends for support during the illness and death of beloved father Charles E. Hummer. His wife and children express appreciation for kindness and aid.
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Charles E. Hummer
Zigzag bridge spans lake in Shane's area completed
A zigzag bridge crossing a lake in Shane's area has been completed, adding a new access point and scenic feature to the waterfront. Local officials praised the design for blending structure with the lake环境 and improving pedestrian connectivity.
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Shane
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