Miss Carroll Is Injured In Berryville Three Way Crash
Miss Anna Carroll of Berryville sustained a broken leg and other injuries in a three way collision on Route 12 south of Berryville Saturday night. Ashley Collins of Washington DC had lacerations and drove toward Berryville attempting to pass, striking John Marone of Clarke County’s auto and tearing down 40 feet of fence after going up a bank. Roy Getts of Berryville escaped with minor damage. no other injuries reported. Deputy Smallwood said no hearing date has been set.
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the Star
Berryville
Anna Carroll
Ashley Collins
D. C
Route 12
Collins
John Marone
Clarke County
Roy Getts
Smallwood
Organize A Woman's League Forming In City
A meeting to organize a girls and women softball league is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the fairgrounds. Mrs. Thomas West, formerly of Birmingham, and Isabelle Simpson call all interested local young women to attend this inaugural effort.
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Fairgrounds
Thomas West
Birmingham
Ala
Isabelle Simpson
Handley
Cooper Rites Held for William A Per
Funeral services for William A per 70 of Hayfield were conducted yesterday afternoon at Mount Olive A B Church by Rev Roy Schmucker of Winchester. Pallbearers were Carter McFarland Stanley Cooper William Cooper Basil Cooper Edward Cooper and John Cooper. Interment followed in Mount Olive Cemetery.
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William Aper
Hayfield
Mount Olive A. B
Roy Schmucker
Winchester
Carter McFarland
Stanley Cooper
William Cooper
Basil Cooper
Edward Cooper
John Cooper
Mount Olive
Answers to Test Questions From Page Four
List of solutions includes Lake Michigan and St Lawrence with a yes on question two. Claude G. Bowers appears as a reference. Other items cover topics on geography and spelling such as mis chiv us and eleventh. Asia is noted as a final answer.
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Lake Michigan
Claude G. Bowers
Physical Genesty
St. Lawrence
Rites for Mrs. Nao mi Duke Held at Local Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Nao mi Duke were held at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Herman Womeldorf and the Rev. Mr. Cather officiating. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Numerous floral tributes accompanied the ceremony with flower girls named among attendees.
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Naomi Duke
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Herman Womeldorf
Cather
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Crucie Ritter
Nina McKee
Isa McKee
Mary. Greenwalt
Marjorie Lonas
Lena Owens
Gladys Boyce
Madge Rudy
Kathleen Fletcher
Esther Haines
Pearl Mills
Priscilla Whitlock
Colored Young People Choir to Sing at Mt Carmel church
The Mt Carmel Free Baptist Church youth choir will present a program of spirituals on Tuesday night June 27 at the church. The congregation invites all interested people to attend.
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Mt Carmel Free Baptist Church
British would retreat to Singapore if war hits Far East
A Royal Navy officer aboard the British steamer Anking told the Manila Daily Bulletin that in a Far East war Britain would not defend Hongkong but fall back to Singapore. He spoke freely but asked his name be withheld.
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Manlia
Manila Daily Bulletin Today
Anking
Far East
Hongkong
Singapore
Trapped Miners Rescued After Nine Hour Cave-In
Eight miners were rescued nine hours after a tunnel cave-in at New Park Mining Company works near Keetley Utah. A company statement said none of the men were injured in the incident and the tunnel serves as egress to the mine.
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Keetley
Utah
New Park Mining Company
Three Held In Warren In Fatal Beating
Three men are in custody in Warren County as police pursue charges in a fatal beating. Lloyd Rinker 28 Middletown and Harry Rinker of Stephens City were arrested. Carson Rinker 23 Harrisonburg admitted involvement in trying to separate fighters. Commonwealth's Attorney Downing says evidence points to premiditation and may seek first degree murder indictments.
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E. E. Marlowe
W. E. Sealock
Grafton Updike
Warren County
Bob DeHaven
Frederick County
A. O. Hallet
Front Royal
Harry Rinker
Lloyd Rinker
Middletown
DeHaven
Harry Lemley
Stephens City
Clarence Lemley
Rinker
Steele
Winchester
Lemley
Marlowe
Harrisonburg
Carson Rinker
Llyod Rinker
Commonwealth
Downing
Brannon Succumbs After Roanoke Convention Service
C. C. Brannon court clerk dies after state convention in Roanoke Virginia. Survived by wife and brother E Bruce Brannon of Frederick County. Funeral Tuesday at 3 PM from 315 West Piccadilly Winchester with Rev. Garland and Rev Summers McGavock. Pallbearers listed along with many bar association county and city officials.
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Roanoke
Old School Baptist Church
Brannon
E. Bruce Brannon
Frederick County
Walker
William Brannon
Anre
Zeller
West Piccadilly Street
Winchester
A. G. Garland
Clarendon
E. Summers McGavock
Henry Goode
Bryan Stotler
Burr P. Harrison
P. W. Boyd
D. H. Sencindiver
T. Russell Cather
B .B. Dutton
Charles R. Anderson
Bar Association
The
Lions Club
Mysterious two masted vessel sounds distress off Cape Cod
Boston June 26. A Latvian steamer reported hearing a distress signal and gunshots from a two masted vessel 200 miles southeast of Cape Cod before the ship disappeared as Coast Guard observers logged the event. The Hercogs Jekabs then notified the coast guard she heard the signal at 1:50 am yesterday and sighted the vessel.
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Boston
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
Hercogs Jekabs
Fight On For Shriner Office
Political maneuvering erupted as the Shrine convention opened in Baltimore with a three way contest emerging for the role of imperial potentate. The battle centers on succession plans spanning over a dozen years within the order.
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Baltimore
Miss Taylor Weds Mr Tidler in Baptist Church Ceremony
Miss Alice Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Taylor of Berryville avenue and J Wilbur Tidler of Kernstown Virginia were married Saturday at 4 30 pm in the Baptist Church by Rev E T Clark. Miss Taylor serves as secretary to the city manager. Tidler recently named principal of Luray High School and formerly head of Stafford County High School. Louise Butsler was maid of honor and C B Miller best man.
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Alice Taylor
J. W. Taylor
Berryville Avenue
J. Wilbur Tidler
Kernstown, Va
Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Taylor
Lee Grant
Arthur Field
Tidler
Luray High School
Stafford County
Louise Butsler
Five Americans Making Advances at Wimbledon Debut
America's young tennis team opened at Wimbledon with five of six men reaching the second round in singles. Only Bill Robertson of California failed to advance, losing to Otto of Hungary by scores of 12-10 and 6-4.
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Eng
America
Bill Robertson
California
Ottoen
Hungary
Germany Claims New Train Speed Record
Berlin reports world passenger train speed record set at an average 124 miles per hour, with a top 133 mph for up to 25 minutes. The run occurred on a 300 kilometer Berlin Hamburg line by a three coach train with two 600 horsepower Maybach Diesel engines.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Fauquier Men Charged In Alleged Assault Case Details
Cassini testified he was assaulted after leaving a Warrenton dance floor. He described five or six attackers striking him, binding him, and driving him to a country road where tar and feathers were used and threats of emasculation were made. He identified Ian Montgomery and Alexander Calvert as participants and said the incident stemmed from a column dispute. Medical aid followed, with Cassini wounded but recovering.
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Guy St. John Vernon
King George
Krock
Cassini
Warrenton
Middleburg
Hunt Country
Count Arthur Cassini
United States
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Ian Montgomery
Calvert
B. Richards Glascock
Fauquier County
Glascock
W. H. Robertson
Colin Montgomery
Baltimore
Cassin
England
Alexander Calvert
Virginia
Johnny Peyton
John Taylor
Austin McDonnall
Decatur Aviators Near World Light-Plane Flight Record
Springfield dispatch reports Wilbur Parrish and Hunter Moody of Decatur Illinois continuing a flight attempt to beat the world sustained flight record for light planes. They passed 109 hours with a radio update saying all well and the motor in fine shape. The existing record stands at 218 hours set last November by California airmen.
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Springfield
Ill
Wilbur Parrish
Hunter Moody
Decatur
California
Lindberghs reportedly rent Colgate estate on Long Island
The Daily Mirror says Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh rented the Robert Colgate house at Lloyds Neck Long Island for the summer. Colgate says the house has been rented but won’t discuss the Lindbergh reports. Estate servants declined to disclose the identities of summer tenants.
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New York
The
Daily Mirror
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Robert Colgate
Lloyd’s Neck
L. I
Lindbergh
Senate Rejects Silver Price Proposal Amid Devaluation Battle
The Senate voted 47 to 31 to strip the President of authority to devalue the dollar further as price support for domestically mined silver was set at 77.4 cents per ounce. A separate bid to fix silver at $1.16 an ounce failed. debate over two-year emergency powers continues with McCarty signaling further discussion.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Treasury
Administration
Adams
D-Cole
United States
Pittman
D-Nev
McCartyn
Police Court Cases Heard Today
Howard Scruggs of North Camden charged with drunkenness fined 10 dollars 25 cents. George Tyler Ford of Round Hill charged with reckless driving fined 10 dollars plus 4 dollars costs. Lula Ash of 420 North Kent colored woman charged with disorderly conduct dismissed with warning.
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Howard Scruggs
North Cameron
George Tyler Ford
Round Hill
Lula Ash
North Kent
Congress Debates Relief and Relief Board Changes
Democratic leaders focus on legislative gridlock as they push relief funding. A Senate sub committee aims to finish revising the $1.735 billion relief bill while considering WPA reform and new project eligibility favoring those never on relief. Western senators demand higher silver prices and oppose monetary bill timing. The $1.18 billion agricultural aid measure also faces Friday passage pressure.
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Senate Appropriations
Senate
Barkley
D.-Ky
Agricultural Department
House
Funeral for Kenneth Himelright Held in Woodstock
Services for Kenneth Himelright who died Thursday night were conducted Saturday afternoon by Rev. F. H. Strieby at the Woodstock Methodist Church. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. He was in his 23rd year, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Himelright and husband of Ruth Philips of Woodstock.
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F. H. Strieby
Methodist Church
Woodstock
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Himelright
Warren Himelright
Ruth Philips
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