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The text outlines pricing for classified ads at 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, memorials priced at $1.50 for four stanzas, cards of thanks at 75 cents, and display ads due by 10 A.M. Transient rate is 42 cents per inch with contract rates on application. National representatives listed in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
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Devine - Tenney Corp
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Associated Press Rights Notice Authors The Paper
A legal notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to reprint dispatches and local news published in the paper. It notes AP as the credited source and restricts reproduction without permission.
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Associated Press
Psalm Verse Testimony Quote
A devotional note cites Psalm 40:9. The text proclaims preaching righteousness in a great congregation and honoring the Lord with steadfast lips.
Byrd Speech at Williamsburg Defends Constitutional Balance
Senator Byrd delivered a courageous address in Williamsburg praising restraint on federal power. He warned the Roosevelt program risks destroying checks and balances and urged amendments only if they do not overwhelm any branch, stressing that power must be distributed among local, state, and federal governments.
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Richmond
Byrd
Williamsburg
Virginia
Mr. Byrd
Roosevelt
A Decoration For Valor Randolph Macon honors war hero Ralph Galloway
Randolph Macon College awarded Ralph Eugene Galloway of Berryville a Bachelor of Arts degree at commencement, honoring his wartime service. Galloway entered in 1914, delayed graduation due to World War I service, wounded in the Argonne, spent months in a French hospital, and later years at Walter Reed.
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Roanoke Times
Randolph-Macon College
Ralph Eugene Galloway
Berryville
Ashland Press
Galloway
Randolph-Macon
318Th Infantry
Eightieth
Argonne
Walter Reed Hos
Washington
Bunker Hill Day Tally and Knights of Columbus Founding
The text cites June 17, 1775 as the Battle of Bunker Hill date and June 17, 1825 for the Bunker Hill monument cornerstone laid by Lafayette. It notes Beethoven’s birth and death years and records the Knights of Columbus founding as February 1882 in New Haven Connecticut.
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Bunker Hill
Lafayette
Galloway Earns BA Despite War Injuries at Randolph-Macon
Galloway resumed studies at George Washington and Johns Hopkins, completed degree requirements under hardship, and the Randolph Macon trustees awarded him a Bachelor of Arts. The War Department marked him totally disabled, though his service and perseverance earned academic recognition for gallantry as well as scholarship.
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George Washington
Johns Hopkins
Galloway
Walter Reed Hospital
Randolph- Macon
War Department
Gales
Paraguay and Bolivia settle quarrel through mediation
The article lauds the mediator nations and the conciliatory outcome after a three year war that killed 100000 and left both countries impoverished. It notes optimism for lasting peace but warns against renewed fighting if negotiations fail and calls for tribunals over direct conflict.
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Paraguay
Bolivia
United States
Exchange Keeps In Touch With Local Doctors
With summer weekends ahead many physicians will be away but the Physicians and Surgeons Exchange remains reachable at Winchester 1083. The service, established in April, allows patients to contact any member around the clock, free of charge, when their regular doctor is unavailable.
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Physicians and Surgeons’ Exchange
Physicians and Surgeons Exchange
Winchester 1083
Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester study
Present and past rainfall data show no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 am. June year to date 2.03 inches, year to date 16.09 inches. The Winchester Laboratory 22 year average is 34.61 inches annually with monthly averages ranging from 1.94 inches in February to 3.88 inches in May.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Death of Mrs. Scholler at New York sanitarium
Mrs Albert C Scholler of Clarke County and New York died Saturday around four o clock in a private New York City sanitarium where she had gone for treatment the first of May. She was the daughter of the late Judge Dugrow of the New York Supreme Court. She leaves a 12 year old daughter Antonia Dugrow Scholler who attended St Hilda's School in Charles Town. Funeral services were held in New York with interment in the family mausoleum there.
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Berryville
Albert C. Scholler
Clarke County
New York
New York City
Judge Dugrow
Supreme Court of
Antonia Dugrow Scholler
St. Hilda’s
Charles Town
W. Va
Usual Monday Police Court Fines Listed
The usual Monday cases heard in police court resulted in fines for several defendants. Douglas Foreman of 525 Highland Avenue Arthur Boyce of 515 Highland Avenue and Maurice Anderson of 388 Charles Street were fined one month and costs each for larceny of a small quantity of beer. Roy Leake of Berryville was fined for drunkenness. Roy Cameron of Front Royal and Graham Stevens of Berryville were fined for disorderly conduct and fighting. Lillian Peer of 579 North Market Street faced a statutory charge and confinement at the state farm from 3 months to 3 years. James Lillis and Robert Reid of Berryville were fined for drunkenness.
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Douglas Foreman
Highland Avenue
Arthur Boyce
Maurice Anderson
Charles Street
Roy Leake
Berryville
Roy Cameron
Front Royal
Graham Stevens
Lillian Peer
Seek Identity Of Dead Negro
Police seek identification of a black man who died at Winchester hospital after being found intoxicated in Strasburg and jailed by Sheriff Sheetz at Woodstock. He later died. hospital officials say he suffered from an unknown illness.
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Winchester Hospital
Strasburg
Sheetz
Woodstock
Memorial Day at Timber Ridge Draws Large West Virginia Crowd
A Sunday crowd of 1200 to 1400 gathered at Timber Ridge for Memorial Day events with Governor Kump and Judge G K Kump in attendance. Speakers included Rev James Brill Alf Line and Mayor Anderson. The program honored veterans with prayers readings and a ceremonial flag presentation and a church procession.
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Kump
G. K. Kump
Guy Kump
Elizabeth
Mary
V. Miller
Petersburg
W. Va
James Brill
Alf Line
Kaw City
Okla
Anderson
Winchester
Ed Eaton
Henry Seldon
Gertrude Johns
George ‘Earle Owens
Jerry Anderson
Pinewood
Wilwood
America
Junior Brill
Christina Spaid
West Virginia Hills
West Virginia
Mary Virginia
Communion Robbery Shocks Episcopal Church in Harrisonburg
In Harrisonburg a silver communion service and Sheffield plate were stolen from Emanuel Episcopal Church. The thief, likely familiar with the building, pried open a cabinet protected by a Yale lock after gaining access from Sunday school rooms to the vestry. Police took fingerprints as officers investigated the second break in to the cabinet.
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Harrisonburg
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Walter Williams
Boice
Sheffield
John T. Harris
John Long Jack
Yale
Jimmy
Sleeping Babe on Fascist Stamps
A 1932 Italian stamp image featuring a sleeping child sparks a legal dispute over copyright ownership claimed by the CenTrAl PrEss ASSOcIation. The case involves Italian authorities and rights holders seeking recognition of licensing terms from 1935.
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Sleeping Babe
Sue
Italy
CenTrAl PrEss Association, Inc
Stormy romance on a U S Navy gunboat to Bremerton
Lieutenant Valentine Preston secretly marries Lia Garenne after a whirlwind Shanghai romance. Stationed at Bremerton he faces a possible court martial for a coding error during fleet maneuvers and learns Captain Edding arranged his Bremerton posting to test his resolve. The captain warns of a bad fitness report and urges a turnaround.
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Shanghai
U. S
Valentine Preston
Lia Garenne
Lia
Prestons
Maurice Cordray
Seattle
Edding
Val
Vail
Jan Edding
Val’s
Preston
China
Navy Department
Bremerton
Navy
Townley
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MR Byrd
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Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Conn
Exchange
ASCO
Victor
Acme
Timber Ridge
Episcopal Church
Scott
R. J. Scott
Chauser
England
Syracuse
Africa
McKay
Geo. W. Kurtz
Stormy
Belle Burns Gromer
Van
Jan
Academy
Linbury
Baker’s
Miles Music CO
Exry House
Shenandoah Valley
Black Diamond
Loudoun St
Winchester Cold Storage Corp
C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
Apple Storage, Inc
Sherwin-Williams
LEWIS
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Winchester Furniture Co
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power CO
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