Fifty Players Start Junior Board of Trade Ping Pong Tourney
Fifty entrants will compete in two flights at the McVicar building starting Monday at 8 pm. Chet Hobart chairs the pairing committee with FP Largent Jr Jack Crow and Fred Strum Jr compiling a two flight format. Matches run 8 to 11 pm across five tables with seven matchups per table and forfeits allowed for absentees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Senciadiver
William Miller
H. B. McCormac
George Snider
H. D. Koontz
Lester Arnold, Jr
Real Estate For Sale On Valley Pike Near Route 11
Tourist home on Valley pike offers 10 rooms brick with hot water heat and large lot suitable for cabins in rear priced at 8500. A cozy 6 room home with bath sits on 50 by 400 feet. An 8 room tourist home with electricity service station and cabins is furnished and ready for business or the cabins service station and a dance hall building are available. Coming before the World’s Fair rush, an investment opportunity.
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Valley Pike
Valley RO
Boscawen
Stewart St
Boscawen St
Woeesraeee
N. Cameron St
Berryville Pike
Main St
Berryville
East Cork
Luray
Kent St
Pune
Sharp St
Richards Ave
Morningside Drive
Winchester
Euclid Ave
Shawnee Ave
Shenandoah Ave
Whitlock
Millwood Ave
Front Royal Road
F F A To Shoot With Guardsmen In Stephens City
The Stephens City Chapter of Future Farmers of America will fire a rifle match against a Winchester National Guardsmen team Monday at 7 PM. The F F A boys recently won the Northern Triangle Federation championship and a return match is planned in Winchester next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Future Farmers of America
Winchester National Guardsmen
Federation of
Future Farmers
Winchester
Tournament matchups listed with officials and rules
The page lists multiple pairings like Wen Bakey vs George Rad Ridgeley White vs Vincent Noonan and others for a tournament. It notes copies of the rules are available at the Young Men's Sport Shop with telephone 952 and declares the referee's interpretation final. The rules committee is named as Walter H Bosserman Jr H B McCormic Jr and C Ridgeley White, chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen Bakey
George Rad- Ridgeley White
Vincent Noonan
Ahne Kerr Russell
Dan Henry
Virginia Russell
Paul Rosenberger
Eleanor Scully
Frances Grove
Betty Riley
Fenton Nelson
Benny Thomas
Dorothy Sencindiver
Lucille Sencindiver
Nellie McCartney
Ridgeley White
Hulma Hottle
Pare Wees
Young Men's
Telephone
Walter H Bosserman, Jr
H. B. McCormic Jr
C. Ridgeley White
State Capital Inland Port Project Planned for 1940
The plan calls for moving the far side to allow ship docking at the face while the near side area will be filled. The project is scheduled for completion in 1940.
Power of Presidents To Remove Officials in Reorganization Bill
Washington March 3 A long standing clash over presidential removal power resurfaces with a new government reorganization proposal. The bill allows the President to abolish agencies or their functions subject to Congressional approval highlighting a historical debate dating to 1789 involving Madison Adams and Johnson.
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W. B. Radsdale
Washington
Congress
First Congress
State Treasury
War
Continental Congress
Congress of the Confederation
James Madison
House
Virginia
Hso
Butler
South Carolina
Senate
Adams
Andrew Jackson
Emerald Oil Promises Relief for Eczema and Itching
Nationwide availability of Moone’s Emerald Oil advertised as a effective remedy for rashes eczema itching toes feet poison ivy and other skin troubles. The ad claims quick relief and promotes healing with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Moone
Death of A L Nail at Hayfield at 84
A L Nail 84 of Hayfield died yesterday evening after long illness at his home. Born October 24 1855 in Newark he was a painter and skilled violinist who loved nature and birds. He is survived by wife Emma Crowser four sons Clifton Miller J Perry Nail Holmes V Nail two daughters Minnie White Georgia Nail and several grandchildren. Final rites Saturday 2:30 p m from Jones Funeral Home with Rev Luther McFarland officiating. Mount Olive interment pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lee Nal
Hayfield
Mr. Nail
John W
Anna B. Nail
Germany
Newark
N. J
Emma Crowser
Clifton F., Miller
J. Perry Nail
Holmes V. Nail
New Market
Minnie White
Cedar Creek
Georgia Nail
Uninvited Breakfast Guest Sparks Richmond Kitchen Crash
Sherman Anderson faced a dramatic morning as Lee Smith arrived at his Richmond home in his car crashing through the kitchen wall on the first day of March. Smith burst into the breakfast scene in a wild entrance, nearly causing harm.
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Richmond
Sherman Anderson
Lee Smith
Debate Over Presidential Power of Appointment and Removal
The text traces clashes between Congress and Presidents over removal and appointment. It cites Grant, Wilson, Taft, and Roosevelt, noting the Supreme Court rulings from 1926 and a later finding on FTC removal powers during Roosevelt’s era. It highlights ongoing conflicts in government reorganization debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Grant
Wilson
Supreme Court
Taft
Congress
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Postal Plan Is Submitted for Postal and Telegraph Bondholders
The amended plan of reorganization for Postal and Telegraph and Cable Corporation, deemed fair and feasible by Judge Coxe, was mailed to known bondholders for acceptance. It proposes $40 cash per $1000 bond and securities in new firms, merging Postal’s cable and radio network with All-America Cables and Radio and Socidad Anonima Radio Argentina to form a new company owning the land line system. Bondholders may revoke acceptances until plan confirmation, unifying quoted bonds on the NYSE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Postal and Telegraph and Cable Corporation
Coxe
United States District Court
District of
Postal
All-America Cables and Radio, Inc
Sociedad Anonima Radio Argentina
Bankers’ Trust Company
New York Stock Exchange
Nurse Corrects Duplicate Portland Hospital Entries
Nurse Jessie Eivers finds two patients named John Baxter in the Portland hospital records. Both 42 and 82 years old received three stitches in their left hands after wood chopping incidents.
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Portland
Ore
Jessie Eivers
John Baxter
Valley Sees International Interest In Shenandoah Tourism
Despite a slow tourist season Shenandoah Valley Inc. reports inquiries from Australia and several U S cities. Noel G Hildyard of Hobart Tasmania plans a late 1939 Virginia visit and seeks books maps and site details. Others from Lynchburg Tenn Chicago and Youngstown request trips and hotel information.
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Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Australia
Shenandoah Valley, Ins
Virginia
Noel G. Hildyard
Hobart
Tasmania
Cecile Murphy
Chicago
J. R. Thatcher
Youngstown
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Staunton
No Advantage In Football Says Michigan President
University of Michigan President Dr Alexander G Ruthven called for abolishing football unless it is returned to student education. He said the sport has degenerated into an extravagant spectacle and offered criticism in his annual report from Ann Arbor dated March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
Alexander G. Ruthven
University of Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. D. J. Green
Winchester, Va
Fred Strum, Jr
William Graff
William Forney
Monte Bourjaily
Wayn Whitham
Bobby Green
John Sencindiver
Tom Whitam
John Glaize
William Harris
Kenneth Robinson
Woody Glaize
Joe Schroth
Joe Thomas
George Hott
Philip Glaize
C. A. Hobert
Paul Bourjaily
J. K. Wheeler
Vance _ Bourjaily
Forest Jones
Taylor Simpson
Tom Scully
Ae Bosserman
Leonora
Victor
Johnson
A. L. Nail
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Nan
Mustare
S. Main St
Famed Valley
Department Stores
Loudoun St
Solenberger’s
Pintuck Patents
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
E Savings
Federal Deposit iInsurance Corporation
Golden Crown
Stewart, Son & Co., Inc
Baltimore
Maryland
Aly Y
Enang
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