Civilization Doomed Regardless of War Outcome, UVA Hearings
Dr. Henry Elmer Barnes warned at UVA that civilization as of 1900s is doomed no matter who wins the war in Europe, while Dr. Frank Kindgen argued democracy’s dynamism will outlast totalitarianism if citizens accept disciplined sacrifice for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Charlottesville
Henry Elmer Barnes
New School For Social Research
New York City
University of Virginia
Institute of Public Affairs
Frank Kindgen
University of Newark
Italy
Robert Gale Woolbert
Mussolini
Hitler
Jay Allen
Chicago
London
Lawrence
London Times
New York Times
Murat Williams
Richmond News-Leader
Madrid
Kingdon
United States
America
Resolutions Adopted by Veterans at Roanoke Encampment
Virginia Veterans of Foreign Wars adopted 38 resolutions at their 18th annual encampment in Roanoke on Tuesday afternoon. Proposals include abolishing Virginia poll tax for veterans and automatic pension increases at age 40, plus calls for stronger national defense and aid to veterans with disability appeals doubled from one to two years. The ladies auxiliary met in a closed session to back veterans policies.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roosevelt
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans Faculty Hospital
Here
Salem
Punctured Pup Big Run Chronicle
Ivan Gaul’s dog killed a porcupine and needed extensive care. He removed 30 quills with pinchers while a veterinarian later removed 191 more during a 45 minute operation using anaesthetics. A newspaper once ran a 22 year serial. Twenty nine states have a town named Cleveland.
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Big Run
Ivan Gaul
Gaul
Know Your Bank Directors Grim and Williams Profile
Clifford Duval Grim born May 28 1891 in Harrisonburg rose from carrier boy to bank director owner of Hansbrough Carter Insurance and leader on multiple boards including Shenandoah Valley National Bank and Shirley Carter properties. Robert Gray Williams longtime Shenandoah Valley National Bank director serves as president general counsel rector of UVa and sits on major boards. lawyer since 1900 with deep Virginia ties and civic involvement.
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Clifford Duval Grim
Harrisonburg
John Kerr School
The
Evening Star
Grim
Hansbrough and Carter
Hansbrough and
Carter
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shirley Carter Building and Loan Corporation
Pamlico Timber Corp
Rite-Way Cleaners and Cleansers Corp
Winchester Credit Corp
Wilson- Danville Properties, Inc
Winchester Milling Corp
Northern Virginia Power Co
George Washington Hotel Corp
Shirley Carter Properties, Inc
Allied Mortgage Co
Baltimore
Associated Mortgage Co
Presbyterian
Williams
Winchester
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Supreme Court of the United States
Virginia State Bar Association
Christ Episcopal Church
Democratic Party
Delta Psi
Phi Beta Kappa
National Press Club of
Washington, D. C
Commonwealth of Richmond
Colonnade
University of Virginia
Ellis
Hiram Lodge of Masons
New York Southern Society
Raven Society
Roanoke College
Elizabeth King
Susan Reid Williams Stuart
John J. Williams
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Contractor killed in collapse of Meherrin River bridge
A bridge being razed near Emporia collapsed, killing contractor E. Lee Williams 55 of Norfolk and injuring five workers, three fatally. The 140 foot wooden span crossed the Meherrin River, built by Southern Railway for the Norfolk rock quarry branch, abandoned in 1933. Williams died after transport to a Roanoke Rapids NC hospital.
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Emporia
Meherrin River
Here
E. Lee Williams
Norfolk
Garson Iron and Steel Company
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Robbery Attempt Misaddress Leads Police To Right Suspects
J H Faurote reported two youths tried to rob him at Cedar Springs Ave and Reagan St, but a radio mix up sent officers to Cedar Springs and Maple. They arrested the pair at a separate robbery scene. The item also notes Remick Music Corporation published John Garfield film music as Symphony Moderne.
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Dallas
J. H. Faurote
Cedar Springs Ave
Reagan Street
Cedar Springs
Maple
John Garfield
Remick Music Corporation
Shenandoah Valley Advertising Push Expands to Major Papers
Shenandoah Valley Inc plans a summer campaign across six metropolitan newspapers and a travel magazine to promote scenic and historic attractions. The effort includes 485 articles and 196 photographs, with nearly $4,000 in planned spend and ongoing inquiries about valle y accommodations, including dude ranches, plus schedules to run in The Highway Traveler, The Sunday American, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley of the Shenandoah
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
G. Gran
Ooe
Gran
Shenandoah Valley
New York State
Pennsylvania
New England
Highway Traveler
the Sunday American
Baltimore
the News
Dallas
Texas
the Chronicle
Houston
the Post
Washington
the Star
the Picayune
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ex-convict Detained Over Unclaimed Stolen Radio Fan
In Oklahoma City on June 19 deputies arrested a 24 year old ex convict after finding a radio and electric fan in his possession. He admitted stealing them from a truck near a traveling show but no owner was reported or identified. No charges could be filed due to lack of proof of ownership.
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Oklahoma City
Ey thirty per cent i e adults in Great Britain are eaf
A fragment reports that about thirty percent of adults in Great Britain are deaf. The text appears incomplete and lacks context or corroborating details.
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Great Britain
Saumsville Grange to Affiliate with Frederick Pomona
The Frederick County Pomona Grange met with Middletown Grange hosting a large gathering. Saumsville Grange accepted an invitation to affiliate with Frederick Pomona and will host the next Pomona meeting. The Fifth Degree will be conferred in August at Saumsville. The group also announced a July 6 lawn party and noted a date change for monthly meetings.
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Middletown
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Middletown Grange
Virginia Grange
Blacksburg
Ethel Barrett
Gladys Hammond
Joyce Baker
Colleen Bageant
A. F. Wright
R. P. Smith
R. H. Baker
Saumesville
White Hall Grange
Saumsville Grange
Frederick Pomona
Pomona
Saumsville
R. H. Hammond
Bud and Bloom
R. L. Bageant
B. O. Brumback
Jessie Lewis
United States
B. F. Strother
P. Smith
Edna Brumback
the Grange
J. Leslie Saum
Mystery Two-Foot Fish Carries Stones Ashore at Mission Bay
Scientists from Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the San Diego Natural History Museum report a two foot long fish moving stones in its mouth to the water edge during Mission Bay Shore dredging work.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Mission Bay Shore
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
San Diego Natural History Museum
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University Institute
George W. Kurtz
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
N. Braddock St
States
Cleveland
U. B. Church
Victor
Sela Weel Metiestasne
Queens
N. Y
Paul Burlingame, Jr
West Point
Richard M. Bylander
Westbury
L. L
G. M. Hansbrough
Shirley Carter
R. Gray Williams
Robert Gray Williams
White Hall
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
VT Na A
Tot
ReaéNot Water Service
Westinghouse
Anderson
Blue Ribbon
Pabst Brewing Company
Milwaukee
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