Front Royal All-Stars Withdraw From Shenandoah Valley League
Front Royal All-Stars Baseball Club withdraws from the Shenandoah Valley League effective today, canceling all local games. The move, cited to avoid a money race for a league championship, includes a demand for the return of the $50 franchise fee and notes a letter from Mayor B J Hillidge explaining the action.
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Front Royal All-Stars
Royal
Shenandoah Valley League
Valley League
Front Royal All- Stars
Front Royal All- Baseball Club
Duncan
All-Stars
George Holtzman
B. J. Hillidge
Harold Smith
Front Royal
Geo. Holtzman
Shenandoah Val
Mount Jackson
Holtzman
Harrisonburg
Orange
Culpeper
Old Valley League
Relief Leaders Held Meeting in Front Royal Area
A meeting of relief leaders was held yesterday at the area relief office. Dorothy K. Smith chaired as area administrator. Attendees included Helen Bailey Hildred MacClanahan Santmier Woodstock Helen Shockey Brown W F Bailey Winchester Frances Keim Fred Kane Luray Edward Skyles Front Royal A Bifert Roanoke district worker.
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Front Royal
Area Relief Office
Dorothy K. Smith
Helen Bailey
Hildred Mac-Clanahan
Santmier
Woodstock
Helen Shockey
Brown
W. F. Bailey
Winchester
Frances Keim
Fred Kane
Luray
A. F. Clarke
Edward Skyles
William Dudley
Bifert
Roanoke
All-Stars Seek Games for Front Royal Team
Front Royal All-Stars announce intent to schedule games both home and away. Contact general manager Wallace Thomason in Front Royal for bookings and arrangements.
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Front Royal
Wallace Thomason
Social and Personal notes from Front Royal
Front Royal entries include Mr and Mrs S M Boyd Jr and son Godfrey at Shenandoah river camp. Rotary Club at Afton Inn notes J Grover Hillidge retires after a year as president and remarks on club changes and new members. Other items report illnesses, visitors, a Berkeley Springs outing, Red Cross training graduate Catherine Carter heading to Girl Scout Camp, and a planned appendix operation for Sidney Johnson at Walter Reed.
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Front Royal
S. M. Boyd, Jr
Godfrey
Shenandoah River
Alfred Perry Wins British Golf Classic
Alfred Perry the 30 year old British Ryder Cup player won the British Open at Muirfield with rounds of 67 and 67 for a record equalling total five under par despite gale winds. Henry Cotton who won at Sandwich last year finished with 293 after 76 and 75.
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Mairfield
Alfred Perry
Perry
Henry Cotton
Sandwich
Cotton
Muirfield
Methodists End Training School At Front Royal
The Baltimore Conference Training School in Front Royal closed with Bishop Edwin D. Mouton delivering the final address on revivalism and Christian education as evangelism. Attendance surpassed 180, with a distinguished faculty including Bishops Hughes and Mouton and an active slate of officers. Next year’s session is scheduled June 14 to 25 at the Academy.
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Front Royal
Edwin D. Mouton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charlotte
North Carolina
Baltimore
Methodist Church
Edwin H. Hughs
Washington
D. C
South Charlotte
N. C
R. K. Neviltt
Mt. Rainer
Hubert Sydenstricker
Winchester
Charles A. York
E. L. Woolf
Harrisonburg
S. R. Neal
Roanoke
J. Fisher Simpson
Nashville, Tenn
H. H. Sherman
University Head Asked To Resign
In Baltimore on June 28 the University of Maryland Board of Regents asked Dr. Raymond A. Pearson to submit his resignation as president. The demand followed extended consideration of his administration by the Board of Critics.
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Baltimore
Une
Raymond A. Pearson
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
Sub-Committee Approves Bank Bill Centering Fed Authority
A Senate banking sub-committee approved the administration's bank bill today, centering control over currency and credit in the Federal Reserve Board. The measure will be reported to the full committee on Monday.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Doomed Man Silent To End Doomed Man Silent
Eddyville Kentucky June 28 Bill Young ending a silence that lasted months of prison confinement was executed in the electric chair for the murder of Joe Caywood at Evarts last Christmas day.
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Eddyville
Bill Young
Joe Caywood
Evarts
All Stars Edge Staunton in Ninth Inning Thiller
The All Stars, led by Bob Cassell, rallied from four down in the first to tie in the eighth and win 5 to 4 in the eleventh. Cassell drove in the winning run with a single as Front Royal tallied a double and single in the 11th, Garbee and Cassell combining on a strong pitching performance.
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Staunton
Dune
Vee Hander
Bob Cassell
Garbee
Cassell
Front Royal
Nesbitt
Fosbeenr
Lacy McFall
Lyle McFall
Goodwin
Huffman
Sveresesees Stephens
Gregory
Harris
Garland
Er Huffman
Les Glover
Ula Aie Shaver
Swink
Takesbee
Dey
Glover
Shaver
Lyle
McFall
Front
Settle
Brooks
Miss Kathleen Derflinger Crowned Miss Warren County 1935
In War ren Park Theatre over 700 fans witnessed Kathleen Derflinger win Miss Warren County 1935, representing Star Repair Shoe Shop, with Lucille Sloat as runner-up. Judges included M Cohen Baltimore and W Benner Washington. Dorothy Fuqua, Miss Warren County 1934, hosted the pageant sponsored by VFW Col. Samuel B. Millar Post 1860.
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Front Royal
Warren Park Theatre
Kathleen Derflinger
Warren County
Derflinger
Joseph Derflinger
Star Repair Shoe Shop
Lucille Sloat
M. Cohen
Baltimore
W. Benner
Washington, D. CW
E. Maddox
Harrisonburg
Russell Sutphin
Flint Hill
Dorothy Fuqua
Samuel B. Millar
Two Dionnes Stand Up For The First Time
In Callander Ontario on June 28 two Dionne quintuplets Yvonne and Cecile stood up for the first time at 13 months old. Annette Emile and Marie watched from the play pen as nurses predicted the others would soon follow, with the sisters clinging to the pen railing to stay steady.
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Callander
Ont
Yvonne
Cecile
Annette
Emile
Marie
Shenandoah Valley League Results Highlight Schedule
Yesterday Front Royal 5 Stan? con 4 Orange 3 Eurich 2 Char'vville Harrisonburg 0 Temes Tomorrow Heurich at Culpeper. Harrisonburg at Staunton with games Sunday Heurich at Charlottesville Staunton at Orange Harrisonburg at Waynesboro.
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Front Royal
Orange
Eurich
Vville
Harrisonburg
Heurich
Culpeper
Staunton
Charlottesville
Waynesboro
Meurich
Heta
Welfare Board Discusses Progress and Plans in Winchester
The Winchester and Frederick County Board of Public Welfare met to review recent progress and outline duties of city and county divisions. James W. Phillips outlined separate and consolidated roles, while Mrs. Nalley Keating Shockey Coble and Professor Gibson reported on their units. A new water plant project was discussed by City Manager Arthur Field. The next meeting is set for the third Tuesday in July.
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Board of Public Welfare
Winchester
Frederick County
Robert T. Barton
Lewis Hyde
Fred Whitacre
James Miller
Helen Shockey
Vera
Eulalie Nalley
Nan Keating
Lee Coble
Professor Gibson
James W. Phillips
State Board of Public Welfare
Arthur M. Field
Phillips
Field
Nalley
Keating
Shockey
Coble
Gibson
Palace Hable's Big Triple Western at Hables Palace Theatre
Three feature program at Hables Palace Theatre today and Saturday includes Chinatown Squad with Lyle Talbot and Andy Devine as the main feature. Openings of two new serials Law of the Wild and Mystery Mountain are shown Friday and Saturday alongside The Revent Rider with Tim McCoy on Saturday.
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Hables Palace Theatre
Lyle Talbot
Andy Devine
Rex
Rin Tin Tin, Jr
Handley High Announces 1934 35 Honor Students
Handley High School reveals its 1934 35 honor roll with student groupings led by Beers Browning Gray Joyce Parson Pott Laughton Rice Robinson Ritter Stickel Wissler. Notable names include Katharine DeHaven Arthur Field Thelma Courtney Mary Amos Ruth Trimble Willie Mac Brumback Sylvia Harry and many more across multiple teacher groups.
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Handley High School
Miss Beer
Katharine DeHaven
Mr. Browning
Arthur Field
Tunstall Powers
Miss Cornwell
Mary Jane Jolliffe
Mary Scully
Miss Gray
Jean Forney
Jean Hammon
Genevieve Harman
Dorothy Hawthorne
Marion Hurst
Nina Ramacciotti
Mary Ruth Rutledge
Mary Shanholtz
Mrs. Joyce
Jean Moling
Jean
Ruth Trimble
Ada Bayliss
Jane Beery
Helen Willis
Betty Wilkins
Miss Laughton
Thelma Courtney
Marie Funk
Ethel Harry
Jane Rosenberger
Miss Rice
Willie Mac Brumback
Patsy Foster
Isabelle Simpson
Miss Robinson
Mary Babb
Helen Bailey
Georgia Bywaters
Virginia Cather
Virginia Chamberlin
Helen Chauderis
Mary Elizabeth Ebert
Helen Hatcher
Rosalind Kater
Mary Michael
Ruth Shiley
Mrs. Ritter
Borah Nears 70 as He Dodges Birthday Interview
Senator William E Borah of Idaho will be 70 tomorrow. He declined a birthday interview, preferring to pass the milestone quietly. A longtime authority on constitutional law and foreign affairs, Borah has 28 years in the Senate and is known for political battles and his stance on bipartisan government.
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Washington
William E. Borah
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Republican
Theodore Roosevelt
Memorial Day at Timber Ridge Observed at Fairview Lutheran
Memorial Day will be observed at Fairview Lutheran Church Timber Ridge West Virginia Sunday announced by Rev. L B Williamson pastor. Services begin at 2 oclock and the public members and friends are invited.
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Fairview Lutheran Church
Timber Ridge
W. Va
L. B. Williamson
Isco Corp Officers Named in Indictment
Pp Sessions Judge John J. Freschi. Charles H. George and John J. Langan, former officers of the Isco Corporation, which was promoted by Peterson, also were named in the indictment.
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John J. Freschi
Charles H. George
John J. Langan
Isco Corporation
Peterson
Bishop Curley Sails For Ireland Vacation
Archbishop Michael J. Curley sails from New York on the Franconia for his annual vacation at his boyhood home in Ireland. He is expected to return late in August.
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Baltimore
Michael J. Curley
New York
Ireland
Barry Jailed For Conspiracy In Amalgamated Bank Embezzlement
Dave Barry a former prize fight referee was sentenced to one year in Cook county jail by Judge Feinberg for taking part in a conspiracy to embezzle 50000 dollars from the Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank. A stay until July 12 was granted to arrange business affairs.
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Chicago
Dave
Barry
Cook County
Feinberg
Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank
Child's Body Found in Creek in Greenville
The body of nine year old Helen Glenn, missing since Wednesday night, was found in a creek. An autopsy was ordered as state police investigated. An indictment charging William F. appeared to be connected to the case.
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Greenville
N. Y
Helen Glenn
New York
William F. P
President Signals Must Bills As Tax Action Looms
Democratic members of the ways and means committee pledged to bring a tax bill this session and send it to the Senate. Burns said the House would push other must bills then recess while awaiting action. He called the gold bill a simple matter for introduction and hoped TVA power amendments pass in the next week.
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The
and Means Committee
Senate
Lena LaFollette
Congress
Burns
House
Ways and Means Committee
Steagall
Banking Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Aroused Growers Shoot Tires Of Potato Trucks
A report notes that loading and shipping will be suspended today and tomorrow to remove surplus from markets as growers protest.
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