Deming Named President of Warren Lions
Front Royal Virginia June 19 William C Deming was elected president of the Warren Lions Club for the coming year Frank A Stautamyer was named first vice president Benj G Atwood second vice president Aubrey Smith third vice president Percy L Rogers secretary treasurer Paul Shannon assistant secretary and treasurer Johnnie Marchi Lion Tanner Wallace Thomason Tail Twister The club also announced directors Wilbur F Trout Thomas Kerns J Bryan Stokes and A B Crigler A report by Tom Kerns noted a Remount Horse Show benefit dance raised 40 77 with half to Warren County Tuberculosis Association A field day was planned with W Frank Lewis chairing the committee to arrange it The meeting paid tribute to retiring president Frank Forsyth Jr and a gift was planned for him The event marked the first meeting at the Fairlawn Inn now leased by Mrs Violette Collins formerly of the Royal Club Inn
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Front Royal
Front Royal Lion’s Club
Fairlawn Inn
William C. Deming
Frank A. Stautamyer
Benj G. Atwood
Aubrey Smith
Percy L. Rogers
Paul Shannon
Johnnie Marchi
Wallace Thomason
Wilbur F. Trout
Thomas Kerns
J. Bryan Stokes
A. B. Crigler
Tom Kerns
Warren County Tuberculosis Association
W. Frank Lewis
Benjamin Atwood
W. C. Deming
Frank Frsyth, Jr
Percy Rogers
Henry Trout, Jr
Forsyth
Violette Collins
Royal Club Inn
Making Forms For Foundation In Municipal Building
Dutrow announced this morning that about a dozen men were making forms for the foundation of the new municipal building. Active work began on Monday morning with Allen J. Seville and Guy Peters of Richmond arriving, and many more workers are expected as progress continues.
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Front Royal
Dutrow
Allen J. Seville
Guy Peters
Richmond
Squirrel Case Continued In Shenandoah Park Hurdle
The Commonwealth case against Everett Fox for hunting squarrels in Shenandoah National Park was adjourned in Trial Justice court for more information. Defense argues the park may not be a sanctuary and Fox is charged only with out of season hunting. A further court date is set for late next week.
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Front Royal
The
Commonwealth
Everett Fox
Shenandoah National Park
W. C. Armstrong, Jr
Sues Western Union For Sending Chain Telegrams
William F. Zwirner of Merchantville sues Western Union Telegraph Company in Supreme Court for 3.6 million dollars alleging violation of gambling laws through chain telegrams. He claims 200 telegrams were accepted on June 7 and about 200 more daily from June 8 to 15, with each lottery making the company liable for two thousand dollars.
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Trenton
N. J
Western Union Telegraph Company
Supreme Court
William F. Zwirner
Merchantville
Zwirner
Camden
Western Union
Senate Approves Change to Social Security Tax Exemption
The Senate modified the administration's social security bill to exempt private company pension plans from the proposed excise tax. Senator Clark of Missouri won an amendment to shield companies with approved pension programs from the tax.
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Washington
Senate
Clark
D-Mo
Social and Personal News Reveals Summer Campings and Visits
Social and Personal notes recount Mrs. Walter Olm stead and Mrs. J. B. Harnsberger hosting and visiting at camps along the Shenandoah and Limeton. Guests include Washington D C and Ontario Apartment residents with several local residents and area officials enjoying weekend gatherings and travel plans.
Harrisonburg Triumph Over Staunton In Valley League
In a Shenandoah Valley League game Harrisonburg edged Staunton 5 to 4. Other items note Health at Charlottesville and Harrisonburg at Waynesboro. A man named Irving Redman received a $10 fine and $4.25 costs in a Trial Justice court for reckless driving.
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Harrisonburg
Staunton
Health
Charlottesville
Waynesboro
Front Royal
Trial Justice’s Court
Irving Redman
Harmony Hollow
Extension Agent to Visit Local Office Tomorrow
The office of the county agent announced that W. I. Thomas from Blacksburg Virginia the state executive of the AAA will be in the local agent's office tomorrow.
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Front Royal
W. I. Thomas
Blacksburg
AAA
Virginia Works Progress Plan Heads to Hopkins for Approval
Washington June 19 The new Virginia works progress plan to employ 50 000 relief cases in the state was set to go to Federal Relief Administration head Harry Hopkins for final approval State Works Progress Director William A Smith said he would personally present the plan to Hopkins.
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Washington
Virginia Works Progress Plan
Federal Relief Administration
Harry Hopkins
State Works Progress
William A. Smith
Hopkins
Gooch Sentenced to Death Under Lindbergh Law
In Muskogee Oklahoma on June 19 Federal Judge R L Williams decreed Arthur Gooch a Texas Oklahoma outlaw to die. He is slated for execution Friday September 13 for kidnapping two Paris Texas officers last November. A Durant jury recommended the death penalty at Gooch's trial for the kidnapping charge.
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Muskogee
Okla
R. L. Williams
Arthur Gooch
Texas
Oklahoma
Paris
Tex
Durant
Gooch
Laymen Hear Bishop Hughes Make Address
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of Washington D C spoke to a large audience at the Baltimore Conference Training School for Pastors and Lay Workers. He urged that financial unrest shows banks fail yet churches stay open and praised right kind preachers while warning against the wrong. The program noted enrollment nearing two hundred with classes scheduled and study time planned.
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Front Royal
Edwin H. Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Arch
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Hughes
United States
H. H. Sherman
D. D
Tense Scenes In Martinsburg As Men Go To Work
Reports from Martinsburg West Virginia describe a tense scene at the Standard Stone and Lime Company quarries. Guards and police lines protect returning workers including about 80 new hires this week and others offered housing and transport. One man was reportedly beaten near police lines during a venture into downtown.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Standard Stone and Lime Company
Shenandoah County
Adjournment Sought On July 15 by Congress Amid Tax Bill Push
Congressional leaders target a July 15 adjournment as the House swiftly passes a 501,991,000 nuisance tax bill in 40 minutes. The chamber then moves to farm adjustment law amendments while the Senate plans to vote on the social security program by tomorrow night. Speaker Burns returns to the floor to accelerate action on four must bill items this week.
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Washington
House
Senate
Burns
Lions Plan Benefit Show at Capitol Theatre
The Winchester Lions Club will sponsor benefit shows at the Capitol Theatre Monday Tuesday and Wednesday to aid the local Cub Pack. Proceeds cover Cub Pack expenses. Tickets available at Piccadilly Soda Shop Spillman and Alexander's Drug Store Miller's Hardware Core Miller's Flower Shop Wine Printers and Stationers or from any Lion.
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Winchester Lions Club
Capitol Theatre
Lions
Piccadilly
Spillman and Alexander's Drug Store
Miller's Hardware Core
Night Baseball In Harrisonburg Draws Big Gate
Harrisonburg edged Staunton 5 to 4 in a first night game under new lights in the Shenandoah Valley. More than 4 000 fans attended the Harrisonburg win as the inaugural glow lit up the field and a parade marked the ceremony.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Court Square
Shenandoah Valley
Ward Swank
Daly Brothers
L. P. Spoon Lightnings
Crouse- Hines Electric Company
Harrisonburg Mutual Telephone Company
Virginia Public Service Company
City of
Britain Probes Sino Japanese Situation In Far East
London reports Sir Samuel Hoare as foreign secretary says Britain is conducting a thorough inquiry into Sino Japanese tensions. Officials warn the outlook is grave and may trigger actions under the nine power treaty. In Washington Sir Ronald Lindsay and William Phillips discuss the phase of the dispute while Baldwin avoids details on Lloyd George’s new deal.
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London
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
Great Britain
Hoare
China
Washington
Ronald Lindsay
William Phillips
Stanley Baldwin
The
House
Lloyd George
Baldwin
House Nearing Vote On Wagner Labor Measure
The House moved toward a final vote on the Wagner labor disputes bill amid Democratic and Republican charges over constitutionality. A large Democratic majority was expected to back the Senate approved measure with ample votes, and approval was anticipated before adjournment. Chairman Connery defended the measure’s constitutionality.
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Washington
House
Senate
Connery
Labor Committee
Tree Cutters Appeal Cases To High Court
Legal clash over Main Street widening in Woodstock centers on prosecution of Guy Lewis and Wilfrey Woodford for illegal trespass after destroying a shade tree in front of 8 B. Hepner. Appeals follow rulings on notice and funds posting for property damage.
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Ing
Main Street
Guy Lewis
Wilfrey Woodford
M. L. Walton Jr
8. B. Hepner
Mr. Hepner
State Highway Commission
Frank S. Tavenner
Hepner
M. L. Walton Sr
Roosevelt For Elimination of Certain Holders
President Roosevelt voiced approval today for the utilities holding company bill provision aimed at eliminating holding firms not in adjoining territory. At nearly the same moment the House interstate commerce subcommittee backed a substitute that would limit a holding company system to a single integrated public utility.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Senate
Securities and Exchange Commission
Yale Confers Laws Degree on Senator Glass
Yale University awarded Senator Carter Glass of Virginia an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at its 234th commencement in New Haven. Glass, a former Secretary of the Treasury, was among eleven individuals receiving honorary degrees as 1,122 students graduated.
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New Haven
Conn
Carter Glass
D.va
Yale University
Boy Wonder of Traps Competes For New Honors
KEYSER W VA June 19 Over 100 trapshooters from 14 states and two Canadian provinces gathered at Meadow Lark Gun Club to contest singles doubles and handicap championships in the Eastern Zone Tournament as part of four preliminaries for the National event at Vandalia Ohio Ned Lilly the Boy Wonder of trapshooting in 1933 is on hand to compete The program includes 200 single targets 16 yards rise with titles for men women juniors and professionals The West Virginia State Shoot begins Friday continuing Saturday and a carload of targets will be thrown during the four days
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Keyser
W. VA
States
Meadow Lark Gun Club
American Trapshooting Association
Vandalia
Ohio
Frank
Daddy) Billmeyer
Cumberland
Meadow Lark Club
Spillmeyer
Boy Wonder
Ned Lilly
Stanton
Mich
West Virginia
Virginias Future Farmers elect state officers from Middletown
Rolfe Derflinger and Staige Brumback from Middletown High School joined 66 Virginia boys at Blacksburg to form the new Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America. Other northern Virginia delegates include Angus Myers Warrenton Homer George Calverton Moffett Thorpe Weyers Cave Cletus Houft Bailey Carpenter Stuarts Draft Cecil Fravel Toms Brook Raymond Estep and Robert Zirkle New Market Gregory Wright James Thrift Cople Thomas Boswell Farnham Ford Wright Woodstock Kenneth Hale Madison James Obensham Buchanan Marvin Bowen Remington William Gibson Apple Grove Earl Shifflett Mount Solon.
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Frederick County
Middletown High School
R. A. Wall
Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America
Blacksburg
Rolfe Derflinger
Staige Brumback
Virginia
Angus Myers
Warrenton
Homer George
Moffett Thorpe
Calverton
Cletus Houft
Bailey Carpenter
Weyers Cave
Austin Sprouse
Mitchell Charges Marine Interests in Lew of the Leviathan Deal
Mitchell testifies about the 1929 sale of United States Lines to Paul W Chapman and associates, with 4700 stockholders receiving 3.113 million dollars. A Shipping Board probe followed, and President Roosevelt approved retiring the Leviathan to avoid forcing the operating company to absorb its loss, linked to new ship construction.
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Roper
McNary
Mitchell
Senator Vanderberg
Rmich
Copeland
United States Lines
The
Shipping Board
Paul W. Chapman and Associates
New York
Roosevelt
Leviathan
New NRA Sets Out On Career
Washington reports the new NRA begins its duties amid debate over a proposed permanent measure. John C. Gall of the National Association of Manufacturers argued the bill would delegate wage and hour standards to the president for all government contracts. James L. O'Neill, the new administrator, called the question of further NRA legislation open.
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NRA
John C. Gall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate Labor Committee
Roosevelt
James L. O'Neill
George L. Berry
Americans To Be Presented At Buckingham Palace
The United States announced eleven American debutants and matrons will be presented to King George VI and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace on June 25, joining a later fourth court on June 26. Presenters include Helen Jacobs and numerous named women from New York Nashville Baltimore and other cities.
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London
United States
Helen Jacobs
King George
Queen Mary
Royal Court
Buckingham Palace
Robert W. Bingham
Henry Bedford
New York
Huldah Warfield Cheek
Nashville
Tenn
Emelen Knight Davies
Cynthia Davis
Marianna Dunn
Washington
Rev Rowland to Be Ordained as Priest in White Post
The Rev Ronald H Rowland rector of Meade Memorial Episcopal Church White Post Clarke County will be ordained as a priest at 11 oclock Monday morning June 24 in the church The service will be led by Bishop Henry St George Tucker of the Virginia Diocese Rev George S West of Alexandria will present him and Rev Dr Charles T Warner rector of St Albans Washington DC will preach the ordination sermon A large gathering of Episcopal Church members and friends is expected from northern Virginia
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Ronald H. Rowland
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
White Post
Clarke County
Henry St. George Tucker
Diocese of
Virginia
Rowland
George S. West
Alexandria
Charles T. Warner
St. Alban's Church
Washington, D. C
Episcopal Church
Two Killed Boy Wounded In Mill Clash
In Union South Carolina on June 19 a clash at Monarch Mills left two workers dead and a 15 year old boy wounded. A L Stutts 63 and W B Franklin 57 were killed. George Tucker 15 was wounded in the leg as strikers and nonstriking workers clashed during shift change.
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UNION
S. C
Monarch
Monarch Mills Company
A. L. Stutts
W. B. Franklin
George Tucker
Stutts
Franklin
Grain quotes for futures and cash markets from Chicago and Baltimore
Futures and cash grain quotes dated June 19 show wheat at 80 3 8 to 82 1 2 in Chicago with various months. Corn ranges from 63 1 4 to 81 1 2, oats from 32 1 2 to 34 3 8, rye 45 3 4 to 50 1 4, barley 42 to 45, lard and bellies with values for July September October and December. Baltimore spot wheat No 2 red winter at 82 1 2, Winchester markets list yellow corn at 90 cents per bushel and white corn at 92 cents per bushel with mil delivery prices.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Roosevelt Bans Politics in Relief Program Plans
President Roosevelt instructed work relief officials to limit projects to smaller, less costly items from the $4 billion fund and forbid political considerations in the program as industrial employment rises. He spoke to about forty state Works Progress Directors and outlined the recovery outlook.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Works Progress
Livestock And Produce Markets Reports Regional Prices
Baltimore market notes cattle steady with slaughter steers 6.00 to 10.50 and hogs lower with 140 to 200 lb at 9.00 to 10.45. Philadelphia reports live poultry prices for broilers and ducks, fowls and eggs, with butter unchanged and eggs at 3,254 dozen. Prices reflect regional commodity quotes for cattle hogs sheep and poultry.
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Baltimore
Philadephia
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Long Island
Market Closes Mixed As Utilities Edge Up Stocks Dip
New York June 19 Utilities shares led gains as a House sub committee passed a modified holding company bill to the interstate commerce committee. Fractions advanced in utilities while grains and cotton were soft. Closing quotes show Allied Chemical 152, American Can 138 3 4, General Electric 26 3 8, U S Steel 32 3 4, Union Pacific 104 3 4.
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New York
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Chicago
New Orleans
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Local Markets and Wholesale Flour Price list
Local wholesale and retail markets list prices for flour and feed products, including patent and mixed feeds, corn meal, screenings, and country butter. It notes advertised prices per bag or per barrel and includes several ranges for different bag weights and product types.
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Peece Ads
Ridhy Ainlerg
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Massanutten Lodge
George W. Riddick
Randolph-Macon Academy
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Oscar Gilkey
Chester Street
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Brucetown
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