Tax Evasion Probe Names A First Suspect Inquiry
Elmer L. Ivey of the Internal Revenue Bureau told a congressional tax inquiry that Phillip De Ronde owed the government 33000 in unpaid taxes and interest. De Ronde appeared as the first name in the second day of hearings into alleged evasion and avoidance by wealthy individuals.
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Washington
Elmer L. Ivey
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congressional Tax Inquiry Committee
Phillip de Ronde
de Ronde
Treasury
Ivey
General Investment Company
Irey
de Ron
Senate House Committee
Capone
Trey
al Capone
Chicago
Alcatraz
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Temper and Hog Mishap Curbed by Calm Discipline
A man warns that losing temper harms more than oneself. A temper flare leads to a fatal strike on a hog that frightened a piglets scene and a boy teetering atop a parked cart. The husband realizes he killed the hog after a light blow behind the ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Father
Red Cross Winchester Frederick Chapter Holds Annual Dinner
About 50 members gathered at Grace Lutheran Church for the Winchester Frederick Red Cross annual dinner. Mrs Alice Thornton spoke on Junior Red Cross activities globally and Mrs Helen Wright reported for the local chapter. Officers were elected for the coming year and other business was conducted. Walker McC Bond presided as executive committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester- Frederick
The
Red Cross
Grace Lutheran Church
Alice Thornton
Helen Wright
Walker McC. Bond
Virginia doctors apply for licensure exams in Richmond
Examinations for licensure to practice medicine in Virginia began at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond under the Medical Examining Board of Virginia. About 136 applicants are tested, including four women and two osteopaths. Eight foreign-certified physicians seek Virginia certification. Board members include Dr. P. W. Boyd president and Dr. J. W. Preston secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
John Marshall Hotel
Medical Examining Board of
Virginia
P. W Boyd
Winchester
J. W. Preston
Roanoke
State Board of Medical Examiners
Boyd
Preston
P. St. L. Moncure
R D. Bates
Newtown
Philip St. L. Moncure
Norfolk
H. A Stephenson
Accident Fatal To a Bridesmaid
Baltimore report says Miss Alyce Henneman died last night after hospital treatment since April 29. She was chosen as bridesmaid for the Ethel DuPont and Franklin Roosevelt Jr. wedding and had been an attendee, with only a fair chance of recovery.
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Baltimore
Hospital For the Women of Maryland
Alyce Henneman
Ethel DuPont
Miss Henneman
Walter Baetjer
Miss .DuPont
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Realty Auction Set for Winchester Delinquent Properties
An announcement states Winchester real estate with delinquent taxes will be sold at auction tomorrow. An extension of one week was granted for strong collections after council ordered property postings. It was said June 19 would be the final grace date.
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Winchester
Public Auction of City Real Estate on June 26
Public auction goes forward Saturday June 26 at 11 A M in front of the County Court House. Properties to be sold include No 690 Berryville Avenue a 7 room concrete block and stucco residence with a 1 car frame garage and a 56 by 147 foot lot and No 213 North Loudoun Street a 3 story brick building with a metal roof on a 32 by 90 foot lot plus alley strip. Terms require one fourth cash with the balance in five equal payments over five years. Coleman Dunn auctioneer for the owners.
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County Court House
Berryville Avenue
Loudoun Street
Coleman Dunn
Ruth Cuthbert Delivers Thrilling Trapshooting Win
Virginia Beach June 18 Fifteen year old Ruth Cuthbert wowed spectators by breaking 49 of 50 targets to help Winchester win the Virginia state five man team race opening the Thirty eighth Annual Virginia Trapshooting competition. Winchester led with 241, Roanoke 239 Richmond 227 Cavalier No 1 224 Cavalier No 2 221.
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Virginia Beach
Ruth Cuthbert
Winchester
Virginia State
Virginia
Miss Cuthbert
Roanoke
Richmond
Cavalier
Women Plan Style Revue for Frederick County 4-H
Plans are under way for the Correct Dress contest for Frederick county 4-H boys and girls and a Style Revue for Home Demonstration Clubs. The event, announced by Miss Elizabeth Farrar, will be at the Episcopal Parish House on West Boscawen Street Tuesday June 22 at 2 o clock. Maude E. Wallace of Blacksburg Va will attend. Mrs Landon Whitacre will preside. Instrumental music led by Mabel Massie of Stephens City schools. 4-H winners advance to Blacksburg for state contest.
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Frederick County
Elizabeth Farrar
Te Episcopal
West Boscawen Street
Maude E. Wallace
Blacksburg
Landon Whitacre
County Advisory Board
Mabel Massie
Stephens City
Harrisburg Man Arrested After Route 50 Stop Near Romney
Eugene Halke of 1932 York Street Harrisburg is jailed after a Romney West Virginia call. Troopers and Sergeant Francis Funk found Halke with a companion Theurer, car ownership shows, and stamps from Oregon California. Halke admitted being out on bond in Harrisburg in an interstate case.
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Eugene Halke
York Street
Harrisburg
Investigaon
Halke
Winchester
Francis Funk
Romney
W. Va
Hawkins
Wells
Bernard C. Theurer
Funk
Theurer
Oregon
California
Ross Shelby
Golden Glow Coffee Shop Summer Meals
Golden Glow Coffee Shop invites patrons to enjoy cool comfortable dining this summer. The notice emphasizes a climate controlled setting and inviting atmosphere for meals.
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Golden Glow
Big furniture sale in Brucetown on June 19 at 10 a.m
A local notice announces a large furniture sale in Brucetown scheduled for June 19 at 10 a.m. The listing credits Duvall and Dunn as organizers and references an unspecified auction or sale event.
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Brucetown
Duvall and Dunn
Uct’s
Special sale on Chintz and Crash pillows
Moling and Cather offer Chintz and Crash pillows at 59 cents each in a special sale announced on June 18 2018 through 11.
Polar flight pilots seek Moscow to San Francisco route
Three aviators Valeri Chkalov George Baidukov and Belaikov reportedly embarked on a perilous polar crossing from Moscow to San Francisco with weather reviews favorable over the polar sea and British Columbia. The Russian consul general said he had no official confirmation as officials check instruments and barographs.
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Polar
Ses
British Columbia
North Pole
San Francisco
Edmonton
Canada
Gregory I. Cokhman
Polar Sea
California
Lions Club Wins Again at State Convention
Joseph Newlin, chair of the Lions Club attendance committee, received a telegram from President Schenck reporting Winchester Lions Club has again won the attendance contest for the past year. About 20 delegates and their wives, at Old Point Comfort Virginia, with the cup last year, will present it to this year’s winner as a surprise to most local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Newlin
Lions Club
Schenck
Old Point Comfort
Winchester
Way Sr. in Critical Condition at St Luke’s Hospital
F. H. Way left yesterday for Jacksonville to be at the bedside of his father N T Way Sr who is critically ill in St Luke’s hospital. The elder Way underwent a leg amputation earlier this week and doctors fear for his recovery.
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F. H. Way
Jacksonville
Fla
N. T. Way
St. Luke’s Hospital
Way
Rainy Month Totals At Winchester Lab Record
Rain fell on six days this month, about one third of the days. The heaviest rain yesterday brought 1.15 inches at the Winchester Research Laboratory. The month’s total is 2.54 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Highways to Expand Between Winchester and Front Royal
Traffic between Winchester and Front Royal caused by Shenandoah National Park growth prompts plans for a 60 foot highway. A 50 foot widening is planned for the Stephens City to White Post road while the Winchester Front Royal turnpike remains 40 feet and the Stephens City White Post road 30 feet. Hazardous conditions at Double Tollgate will be removed with by passes to keep through traffic clear. Public support from the Chamber of Commerce and City Council backed the Highway Department effort.
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Winchester
Front Royal
Shenandoah National Park
Highway Department
Stephens City-White Post
Winchester Front Royal
Stephens City-White Post Road
Double Tollgate
Joseph Funkhouser
Winchester- Front Royal Road
Stephens Clay- White Post Road
Funkhouser
Harry Harkness Dies in Florida
Harry M. Harkness, a native of Winchester and longtime Lakeland resident, died in Lakeland Florida at 11 30 this morning from heart trouble. His wife Mary Young Harkness predeceased him by about ten years. Survived by son in law William Da Bell and his grandchildren Mary Virginia and David Da Bell, all of Lakeland. Remains to be brought to Winchester for interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery, expected to arrive 11 45 a m Monday. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity.
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Harry M. Harkness
Winchester
Lakeland
Fla
Harkness
Mary Young
George Forney
Edward Conney
William da Bell
Mary Virginia
David da Bell
Mount Hebron
Masonic Fraternity
Mrs. J. C. Perrys Funeral Saturday
The funeral for Mrs. Josephine Perry, wife of James O. Perry, is set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday from 501 National Avenue. Rev. W. O. Talbert will conduct the Methodist service. Interment will be Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers L. L. Hockman, L. R. Smith, E. T. Snider, L. K. Dellinger, W. R. Armel and W. E. Huntsberry.
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Josephine Perry
James O. Perry
No. 501
National Avenue
W. O. Talbert
Methodist Ministry
Mount Hebron Cemetery
L. L. Hockman
L. R. Smith
E. T. Snider
L. K. Dellinger
W. R. Armel
W. E. Huntsberry
Traffic Light Goes Into Operation At Boscawen Braddock
After several days, the traffic signals at Boscawen and Braddock were started yesterday afternoon. An auxiliary light was installed to keep the Charlie Rouss Fire Hall entrance open and improve conditions at the intersection.
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Boscawen and
Braddock
Charlie Rouss
Steel Workers Standoff Deepens as Food Parcels Rejected
Canton reports a march by 200 members of the Law and Order League to break Republic Steel picket lines. In Cleveland federal mediation opens with Taft II to investigate, but both sides refuse to commit to arbitration powers. Vandalism and threats marked three weeks of Canton strike activity while the mediation board awaits action.
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Canton, CO
Law and Order” League
Republic Steel Corporation
Cleveland, O
France Perkins
Federal Mediation Board
Charles P. Taft, II
Cleveland
John L. Lewis
Federal Board
Steel
Republic Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem
Charles M. Schwab
Cambria
Johnstown
Schwab
Daniel J. Shields
Roosevelt
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Steel Company
Canton
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Republic Steel Plant
Republic Steel
Jacob Novak
Parking Drive Tightens at Loudoun and Piccadilly
Police efforts to curb over parking on Loudoun and Piccadilly during business hours show results with easier parking at times. Starting next week drivers with over parking tickets must appear in court and face fines unless excused. One hour parking is enforced from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Hollis
Loudoun
Piccadilly
Church Official Preaches Sunday
The Rev. Dr. Harry Evans superintendent of Frederick District will preach at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church at 11 o clock Sunday. Children’s Day exercises scheduled for Sunday will be held the following Sunday June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Evans
Frederick District
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Herman McKay
Trader Property Is Ordered Sold
The Trader death mystery returns to the Circuit Court with an order to sell the Trader properties. Clarence J. Trader was found shot in his estranged wife's home and was valued at about $75 000. Jeannette Trader, indicted for murder, died before trial.
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Berlin
Clarence J. Trader
Jeannette Trader
Stockton
Winchester Guide Service Organizes Historic Tours
A local businessman establishes the Winchester Guide and Travel Service with ten trainee guides to educate and employ youths. The program mirrors established practices in Gettysburg and Williamsburg, offering visitors organized historic tours while supporting municipal services and youth employment.
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Winchester
Pee
Dominion Chorus Rehearses for Memorial Service
The Old Dominion Chorus will sing at the memorial services for V F W delegates at Christ Episcopal Church. Director Floyd Haines calls a rehearsal this evening at 7 in the church. Hymns include God of Our Fathers Come Thou Almighty King Onward Christian Soldiers and a memorial chorus Sleep Soldier Boy.
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Old Dominion
Christ Episcopal Church
Floyd Haines
Illness Fatal To Mrs Brady
Mrs Alma C Brady aged 83 died at Rest Virginia at her home. She was widow of John Brady of Frederick county and daughter of Jacob Shimp and Susan Virginia Henshaw. Funeral by Rev Strieby of Ridgeway and interment at Brucetown.
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Alma C. Brady
Rest
John Brady
Frederick County
Leader of Strikers Ready to Submit Evidence at Hearing
Louis L. Guaranieri for Republic Steel testified before the Senate postoffice committee that Warren and Niles Ohio officials refused four packages of food for delivery as irregular mail. Philip Murray, leader of the strikers, demanded records of four companies for spy payments and union expenditures while accusing Tom Girdler of concealing armament purchases. The Steel Mediation Board prepared to step in as both sides pledged cooperation.
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Washington
Louis L. Guaranieri
Republic Steel Corporation
Post Office
Warren and Niles
Ohio
Republic Peere
Senate Postoffice
Niles Postoffice
Philip Murray
Guaranieri
Jorney
Murray
Steel Corporation
Tom Girdler
Senate
New Steel Mediation Board
Claims
Steel Company
Bailey
N.N. C
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New York
MR Winchester
E. T. Clark
P. W. Boyd
Virginia Examining Board
Alice Henneman
City Real Estate
Va. Tech
Mittee
William E. Gilmore
Moscow
Cisco
Gilmore
Valeri Chkalov
George Baiducov
Belaikov
Seattle
G. M. Vartanian
J. E. Genet
Royal Canadian Signal Corps
Border
E. J. Fisher
United States
Vartanian
Dispatch
Alaska
United States Army Signal Corps
Mr. N.T. Way, Sr
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Harry Harkness
Florida
J. C. Perry
Steel Attorney
CIO
Bulletin
League
Eleventh Street
Carnahan
Republic
Hunter Barley
Leary Baker
Arthur Tinsman
Charles Cook
Joseph Yatel
James Webber
Billy Boyce
Richard Guess
Lawrence Patton
Charles McKee
Gettysburg
Williamsburg
Dominion
Brady
Margaret L. Hodgson
Hodgson & Brown
Gosman
Pure Food Store
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