Virginia nears Crawford murder case by appeals ruling
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals reversed Judge Lowell and held writs of habeas corpus cannot block Virginia extradition. Commonwealth's Attorney John Galleher expects Crawford's speedy trial after return to Loudoun. Legal teams may seek US Supreme Court review within 30 days.
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Virginia
George Crawford
Spencer Tilsley
Mina Buckner
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
James A. Lowell
Boston
Crawford
Galleher
South
Supreme Court of the United States
Loudoun
Circuit Court of Appeals
Lowell
Ely
Massachusetts
Circuit Court
Congress
Howard W. Smith
Smith
Appeals Court
Counties And Cities To Share In Road Funds Also
Virginia to allocate 11.89 million dollars in federal road funds with 7.42 million for road work under the special highway provision and the rest for improving army ports. The League of Municipalities urges cities to apply promptly to secure their share and asks mayors to unite in presenting claims to State Highway Commissioner Henry G. Shirley and Governor Pollard. Regulations await federal rules as officials delay final site allocations.
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Congress
Frederick
Henry G. Shirley
Mr. Shirley
Virginia
Shirley
Washington
Virginia League of Municipalities
League
Pollard
Future Farmers Take Active Part In State Meeting
Middletown and Stephens City Future Farmers of America members returned from Blacksburg after a June 19 to 24 state gathering. Middletown team members William Stickley Rolfe Derflinger and Ralph Judy placed high while Stephens City team members Eugene Bailey and Henry Brumback placed high. Judy and Ross Boyd earned the state farmer degree granting a gold key.
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Middletown
Stephens City
Future Farmers of America
Blacksburg
William Stickley
Rolfe Derflinger
Ralph Judy
Eugene Barley
Henry Brumback
Emmett Scothorn
Wayne Warren
James Wolfe
Lennie Yancey
Edward Holtzman
Lewis Barley
Eugene Bailey
Ross Boyd
Yard Party at Bryarly School Benefit
Yard Party at Bryarly School on Thursday June 29 to raise funds for Sunnyside base ball team. Also notices for experienced orchard foreman wanted with references and experience in box 1000 care Star Office. Laundry ad and trust us with fine linens Winchester Steam Laundry ad.
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Bryarly
Sunnyside
Care Star Office
Winchester Steam Laundry
County Board Suspends Action on Auditing Bill
Frederick County Supervisors tabled a $1,856.56 audit and bookkeeping bill from the Virginia State Auditing Department. The item covers a new system plus audit costs, with county officials awaiting developments and Commonwealth Attorney Burr P. Harrison monitoring the situation.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Frederick County School Board
Board of Supervisors
Virginia State Auditing Department
Fredericks
Burr P. Harrison
Local Hospital To Graduate A Class Of Twelve
Winchester Memorial Hospital will graduate a class of twelve from its Nursing School at Braddock Street Methodist Church South next Monday evening July 3. The baccalaureate sermon will be Sunday evening July 2 at 8 o clock. Dr. Hunter H. McGuire will present diplomas. Rev. E. A. Lambert gives the address. Graduates: Paul Virginia Artz. Vena Isabelle Cain. Mattie Bondurant Clark. Emily Isabel Harvey. Daisy Belle Luttrell. Hazel Arvilla Lindamood. Katherine Long. Geneva Mae Mumaw. Madeline Evelyn Miller. Helen Lee Ida Palmer. Nada Elizabeth Royston. Kathleen Wilson Thorpe.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Lillian Anderson
Braddock Street
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Church
Hunter H. McGuire
Paul Virginia Artz
Woodstock
Vena Isabelle Cain
Winchester
Mattie Bondurant Clark
New Canton
Emily Isabel Harvey
Bayard
W. Va
Daisy Belle Luttrell
Hazel Arvilla Lindamood
Mt. Jackson
Katherine Long
Middletown
Geneva Mae Mumaw
Madeline Evelyn Miller
Martinsburg
Helen Lee Ida Palmer
Strasburg
Nada Elizabeth Royston
Boyce
Kathleen Wilson Thorpe
Wardensville
Senator Borah Operated On At Johns Hopkins Hospital
United States Senator William E Borah of Idaho underwent a prostate operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Dr Hugh H Young performed the procedure and Borah was reported in perfect condition after the operation. He will remain in the hospital for several weeks.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
United States
William E. Boran
Idaho
John Hopkins Hospital
Hugh H. Young
Lost Fox Terrier Reward in Riverside Notice
Opequon chapel Thursday night June 29. If rainy, next night. Benefit C. E. Society. LOST Wire haired fox terrier white female. Name on collar. Reward for return. Mrs. D. L. Weems.
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Opequon
C. E. Society
D. L. Weems
Miss Richards Retires as State C E Head at Roanoke Meeting
Miss Margaret Richards of Roanoke retires after two years as president of the Virginia Christian Endeavor Union. Miss Phyliss Brown of Richmond elected to succeed her. Richmond chosen to host 1934 convention. awards given for best unions and projects. new officers installed at closing session.
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Margaret Richards
Virginia Christian Endeavor Union
Roanoks
Phyliss Brown
Richmond
W. B. Williams
Newport News
Harold Reichardt
Petersburg
Elizabeth McKnight
Alice Jones
Joseph L. Mann
Ryan
Roanoke Intermediate Union
Winchester
Winchester Union
Four Langley fliers die in James River plane crash
Divers recovered the bodies of four Langley Field air corps reservists from a submerged bombing plane in the James River near Rushmere after a night flight from Baltimore. The victims were Lieut. Lewis Horvath, Lieut. H W Mackelcan, Private Charles C Sayre Jr, and Private Albert C Oliver. Officials awaited a larger derrick to remove the craft. Langleys officers reported the crash cause is unknown.
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Associated Press
Langley Field
James River
Rushmere
Lewis Horvath
Air Corps Reserve
Honey Creek
Wis
Langley, Field
Rushmore
Milo McCune
Engineers
Baltimore
Air Corps ‘Reserve
H. W. MacKelnan
Charles C. Sayre, Jr
Philadelphia
Albert C. Oliver
Provisions of Mortgage Plan Explained for Farmers
Farmers in Frederick County and nearby areas are advised of the Emergency Farm Mortgage Act details. The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore plans a five year interest reduction to 4 1 2 percent for new loans and existing loans through associations, with other terms including stock purchases, interest free principal during the first five years, and bond issuance up to 2 billion dollars guaranteed by the United States.
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Frederick County
Charles 8. Jackson
Federal Land Bank of
Baltimore
Jackson
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan
United States
National Farm Loan Associations
Cotton And Grains Lead Market Advance
The market surged with grains and cotton driving gains to new for the year highs. Wheat rose three cents a bushel while cotton jumped about 2.50 to 3 dollars per bale amid favorable acreage outlooks and crop damage reports.
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Associated Press
New York
Severe Sumatra quake kills sixty seven in Batavia region
Batavia Java June 26 sixty seven persons died in a powerful earthquake hitting south Bencoolen a Sumatra sea port. Kota Agung reports nine deaths and about forty injuries with nearly three hundred houses collapsing. The Maldyan community is prominent in the district.
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Associated Press
Batavia
Java
Bencoolen
Sumatra
Kota Agung
Malone auto crash case returns to Winchester court
The $30,000 damage suit of Miss Della Malone of Berryville against Herman H. Hable of Winchester resumed in Winchester Corporation Court with a jury of seven. This third trial follows two prior hung juries and involves multiple witnesses.
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Malone
Mr. Hable
Corporation Court
Della Malone
Berryville
Herman H. Hable
Winchester
Winchester Corporation Court
Charles H. Harper
Urban Sheetz
H. Clay DeGrange
Kenneth Henry
Roscoe Funk
Earl Crowser
Geo. T. Hyde
Frank S Tavenner
Woodstock
John P. Allen
Hdble
R. Gray Williams
James P. Reardon
John J. Williams
L. V. Jolliffe
W.R. Miller
A. J. Tavenner
Walker McC. Bond
J. E. Harris
R. McC. Glass
George G. Snarr
Raymond E. Bayliss
Philip Williams
Berryville Pike
Hable
P. EB. Malone
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Special Boards to Review Veterans Disability Cases
The Veterans Administration will form regional five member boards to review presumptive disability cases. Governors senators and chambers of commerce will nominate three members per state, with two VA agents completing the board. The boards will assess cases where compensation is paid on presumed ailments from service.
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Associated Press
Washington
Veterans’ Administration
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Congress
Hines
Fire Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Veteran Administration
Massachusetts Votes For Repeal
Massachusetts ratified the repeal through a constitutional convention becoming the seventh state to debar the eighteenth amendment. The vote was unanimous with all 45 delegates pledged to ratification. Miss Margaret Burch of Baltimore arrived to visit Miss Mary Lyman at her West Cecil street home.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Margaret Burch
Baltimore
Mary Lyman
West Cecil Street
Roosevelt Fog Bound Aboard Amberjack Off Northern Maine
President Roosevelt is fog bound off Lake Bay rogue island Me aboard the Amberjack yacht with plans to move eastward by nightfall if conditions lift. He passes time with his sons Franklin Jr and John while awaiting a favorable sea mist for possible fishing.
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Associated Press
Lake Bay
Rogue Island
Roosevelt
Maine
Franklin, Jr
John
Mr. Roosevelt
Free Fight Breaks Out At Muldowney Picnic
A testimonial picnic for Representative Michael J. Muldowney near Mount Lebanon, Pittsburgh, ended in a free for all. Police arrested nineteen people for disorderly conduct after a riot broke out over a minor auto accident among attendees.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Michael J. Muldowney
Picknic Grove
Freight rate differences hurt Virginia sand business at Gore
Virginia Glass Sand Corp and Shenandoah Silica Co told an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing that freight rate differentials of 10 to 30 cents a ton divert substantial business from their Gore Virginia silica sand plant. They cited lost large accounts and failure to penetrate Ohio New York and northern Pennsylvania markets due to higher rates in Berkeley and Mapleton districts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Virginia Glass Sand Corporation of
Winchester
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virginia Corporation
Gore
Shenandoah Silica Company of
Big Accounts
H. E. Ketner
Virginia Corporation Commission
George W. Hohanness
Virginia Glass Sand Corporation
Ohio
New York
Berkeley
Mapleton
Hohanness
New York State
Names of gold hoarders to be published by justice department
Washington June 26 The Department of Justice will publish the names of gold hoarders who refused to return the metal under President Roosevelt's order. Attorney General said prosecutions will follow publication after evidence is completed. On June 24, 185 persons with $1,141,819 in gold defied the government. Those holding $100 or less are not considered hoarders and face no hoarding charges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Department
Cummings
Open Barbecue on Valley Ave
Mr and Mrs Sager have opened an attractive lunchroom at No 5 Valley avenue near the intersection of several highways into Winchester. They are serving sandwiches candies ice cream cold drinks and tobaccos with five cent hot dogs as a special.
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M. Steck
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Botetourt
Augusta
Clarke
Braddock St
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Miss Richards
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Front County Court House
Jas. P. Reardon
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Charles and
Joseph Darlington
Farmers’ Sisters
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Georgia Darlington
North Kent Street
The
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Walter R. Talbot
Geo. Hohannes
R. M. Gilliand
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