Circuit Court Reverses Habeas Corpus Ruling in Crawford Case
One year ago the United States Circuit Court reversed Judge James A Lowell and granted a writ of habeas corpus to George Crawford. The article notes funds from a rehabilitation bill for Skyline Drive construction and the Virginia Fraternal Order of Eagles names F J Schieber Portsmouth president. Handley Library plans a resumed story hour for children as wheat markets quote 75 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
James A. Lowell
George Crawford
F. J. Schieber
Portsmouth
Order of Eagles
Virginia
Handley Library
Brown Eyes Governorship Bid on Anti Smith Ticket
Dr. William Mosely Brown of Washington and Lee University states willingness to run for Virginia governor on an anti Smith platform. Short crops in California boost prospects for local peach growers with hopes of a large harvest and high prices. Winchester youths win in Handley High School Scout track event. Several died in a trans Channel plane crash near Folkestone, England. Ten years ago President Coolidge acted as peacemaker amid a Republican leadership dispute including C Bascom Slemp. Virginia State Senator H F Byrd named as governor candidate. Sheriff Pannett ships his last bloodhound to Oklahoma. Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR donates a large American flag to the George Washington Hotel. B&O Railway issues 35 million dollars in refinancing bonds. Twenty five years ago the Mutual Farmers Club meets at Mr. and Mrs. Branson’s home. Rev Dr W Taylor Milton leaves Clarke County for St James Episcopal in Wilmington. Clarence O Neill nears Winchester on world tour with 7000 dollar wager. A bear captured near Wardensville displayed in Winchester. Democratic nomination candidates in Virginia have their records reviewed in the Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mosely Brown
Washington and Lee University
California
Oo. M. Swimley
Winchester
Handley High School
Folkstone
Eny
Coolidge
C. Bascom Slemp
H. F. Byrd
Virginia
Pannett
Oklahoma
Fort Loudoun
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
B. & O. Railway
Mutual Farmers’ Club
J. W. Branson
W. Taylor Milton
Clarke County
St. James Episcopal Church
Wilmington
N. C
Clarence O'Neill
Butte City
Mont
Virginia Council of Religious Education delegates honored
Mrs. Daniel Lupton extends thanks to all who assisted at the Virginia Council of Religious Education state convention. She specifically thanks the entertainment committee and those who hosted delegates, and the Boy Scouts for their valued services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lupton
Virginia Council of Religious Education
Committee On Entertainment
Boy Scouts
Byrd Praises Tin Can As He Rests In Antarctica
Admiral Richard E. Byrd reports from Little America Antarctica that after nearly three months in solitary isolation he is well and has not lost weight. He cites spinach as his favorite hot dish and praises the humble tin can as a fine work of art while raising concerns about fumes from lamps and stoves. The Bureau of Standards will advise on safety measures for fuel fumes.
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Associated Press
Little America
Antarctica
Bolling
Richard E. Byrd
Admiral Byrd
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Motor License Transfer Rules Take Effect June 20
A new motor license law begins June 20 allowing transfer of license plates between vehicles or owners on proper application to the Division of Motor Vehicles with a $1 transfer fee and any required fee differences. Owners may reassign plates and registration numbers to a like design vehicle upon applying and paying the difference in registration fees if any.
Recent Transfers In County Realty
The county clerk records show several property transfers. Russell M. Bond et als to J. M. Williams grants right of way for transmission lines in Stonewall district. J. H. Stine to Tressie Dick covers sale of personal property and real estate on North Frederick Pike near Winchester. Various deeds include 16-foot right of way to R. C. Clem, several parcels near Winchester, and properties in Loudown Manor and Gore Back area with nominal or specified consideration. The Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank to Harry A. Thompson covers 236 acres near Ridgeway and Paynes Chapel with $1 500. Ethel Reinert Elms to Othel McIntyre lists 100 acres near Cross Junction for $1 000.
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Russell M. Bond
Als
J. M. Williams
Stonewall
Wilmer H. Stine
Tressie Dick
North Frederick Pike
Winchester
Robert Bruce Golightly
R. C. Clem
Herbert S. Larrick
William M. Richards
Raymond R. Whitacre
Loudoun Manor
City
E. T. Carper
Roy Carper
Stonewall District
Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of
Charleston
W. Va
Harry A. Thompson
Ridgeway
Paynes Chapel
Ethel Reinert Elms
Othel McIntyre
Cross Junction
T. C. Sawyer
Melvin L. Seddon
Edith T. Seddon
Gore
Children To Receive Estate Of David Yost
The will of David F. Yost who died June 11 was probated in Corporation Court with Jacob Yost and John A. Allen as executors under a $10,000 bond. Bequests were to his children, then remaining estate to be sold and proceeds divided among them. Appraisers named Fred Hiett Fred Maphis B M Sullivan Ansell Solenberger and Coeman Dunn. The Yost home in the city is included.
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David F. Yost
Corporation Court
Jacob Yost
John A. Allen
H. K. Pifer
Brownie Kern
Fred Hiett
Fred Maphis
B. M. Sullivan
Ansell Solenberger
Coeman Dunn
Mr. Yost
Driving Cards Issued At Rate Of 10000 Daily
Richmond Virginia June 19 New drivers permits are issued at about 10000 daily by the division of motor vehicles. Drivers must have permits by July 1 or face violations when driving. Director John Q Rhodes urged timely applications this week to avoid a final rush. Each application requires a 50 cent fee to cover issuance and recording during the five year life of the permit.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Division of Motor Vehicles
Virginia Automobile
John Q. Rhodes
O Sullivans Edge Hagerstown Moose In 12 Innings
The O Sullivans defeated the Hagerstown Moose 10 to 9 in a 12 inning game. Michael of Winchester pitched well, allowing 14 hits as Winchester had 18. Ed Burch hit a clutch three run triple and Allamong went 4 for 5 with four RBIs and two runs.
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O'Sullivan Boys
Hagerstown Moose
Michael
Winchester
Ed Burch
Allamong
O'Sullivan
Hagerstown
Ernest Burch
Shaffer
Hickey
Chambersburg
Ford Cuts Car Prices Announced by Ford Motor Company
Ford Motor Company announces a price reduction on its car lineup. The move lowers sticker costs across multiple models to boost sales and popularity amid market pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Washington woman struck by foul ball at Winchester Park
Miss Lillian Hendon of Washington D C was hit on the head by a foul ball at Winchester Park Sunday. She was removed to the home of Mr and Mrs Boyce where she is visiting and her injuries were not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Hendon
Washington, D. C
Winchester Park
Mate
Boyce
Ford price cuts on 1934 models and dog breed note
Ford trims prices on 1934 V eight passenger cars trucks and commercial cars by 10 to 20 dollars to new lows with no yearly increase. An editorial aside notes Italian greyhounds are scarce in the states with higher popularity in the East and among estates near metropolitan areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
East
New and Improved Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil Test
A test compares five competing oils with New and Improved Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil, showing the Conoco product outlasted rivals by over 3,000 miles and delivered far greater protection while reducing consumption. Red Triangle Stations promote the oil and invite drivers to refuel today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoco
Red Triangle
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
American Automobile Association
U. S
Manhattan Melodrama at Capitol Theatre with Gable Powell Loy
Three stars Gable Powell and Loy debut together in Metro Goldwyn Mayer’s Manhattan Melodrama set in New York. Gable plays a powerful gambler and racketeer while Powell, his friend turned district attorney, must decide between faith and prosecuting his pal for murder. Loy plays both men’s love interest with a strong supporting cast. The program also features Around the World With Dinah at the organ by Billy Barnes and McNamee News plus Murder in Your Eyes on the bill.
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Clark Gable
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Capitol Theatre
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Manhattan
New York
Gable
Powell
Miss Loy
Leo Carrillo
Nat Pendeton
George Sidney
Micky Roony
Dinah
Billy Barnes
McNamee News
A Palace Opening of House of Rothschild with Arliss
George Arliss stars in The House of Rothschild at the Palace in a two role portrayal as Mayer Amschel Rothschild and Nathan Rothschild. Boris Karloff Loretta Young Robert Young headline a 70 plus cast with Alfred Werker directing for United Artists.
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Fim
Frankfort
Germany
Arliss
Mayer Amschel Rothschild
Nathan Rothschild
Boris Karloff
Baron Ledrantz
Loretta Young
Nathan
Julie
Robert Young
Fitzroy
Duke of Wellington
C. Aubrey Smith
Helen Westley
Arthur Byron
Florence Arliss
Murray Kinnell
Reginald Owen
Alan Mowbray
Gilbert Emery
Georges Benavent
Alfred Werker
United Artists
Maude T. Howell
Nunnally Johnson
George Herbert Westley
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S. S. Entertainment
County Realty
David Yost
O’sullivans
Esso
OLD
Essolene Yusrantecs
Cooking
Alfred Dennison
Electric Cookery Authority
Katherine D. Warne
Warne
Kelvinator
Blatz Bi
AAA
Bureau of Eights and Measures
Contest Board
Continental of CO
Richmen — Webben
Wenders
McKay
Geo. W. Kurtz
Cameron Street
Winchester Furniture Co
Ene
Warner’ Bros
Capitol
Keffers
E. Piccadilly St
Ceaeesers
Buncutter Tire Co
Stratford Club Perfecto Cigars
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