Randolph-Macon Academy Loses Tank Meet to Fishburne
Randolph-Macon Academy swam to a 41 31 loss against Fishburne Military Academy of Waynesboro Va on a Saturday meet in Front Royal. Fishburne dominated with wins including Taylor in the 40 yard freestyle Ewing in the 40 yard breaststroke Abbott in the 40 yard backstroke and Cross in the 100 freestyle. The medley and 160 yard relay also went to Fishburne while Brown of R M A won the fancy diving.
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Randolph-Macon Academy
Fishburne Military Academy
Waynesboro
Taylor
Fishburne
J. Smith
Brown
Ewing
Davis
Buckner
Picard
Clark
F. M A
Cross
Dioguardi
Fiddlers Hold Contest Here
The Old Fiddlers Contest in Front Royal at the Warren County high school auditorium awarded first prize to John C. Ashby of Warrenton and second to Charles Lake of Strasburg among eight contestants. The Limeton Orchestra won best orchestra, with members Waldo E. Rudicille Lewisdicille Paul Ruffner and Mrs. Berlin.
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Front Royal
Giles B. Cook
American Legion of
Warren County High School
John C. Ashby
Warrenton
Charles Lake
Strasburg
Limeton
Waldo E. Rudicille
Lewis Dicille
Paul Ruffner
Berlin
Prof Lowry Preaches At Calvary Church Front Royal
Professor Charles W. Lowry of the Episcopal Theological Seminary conducted services at Calvary Episcopal Church in Front Royal. He chose for a text First Corinthians chapter thirteen verse thirteen, noting faith hope and love with love as the greatest of the three.
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Front Royal
Charles W. Lowry
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Calvary Episcopal Church
Lowry
Buck Morris Goes On Trial In Front Royal
The Commonwealth of Virginia case against Buck Morris for entering Walter Evans barber shop in August 1934, stealing tools and destroying a chair with acid, opened in Warren County Circuit Court. Defense is Aubrey G. Weaver, prosecutions by John H. Downing. The panel for the jury was filled by noon. court to reconvene at 1 PM.
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Front Royal
Commonwealth of Virginia
T. 8
Buck
Morris
Walter Evans
Warren County
Aubrey G. Weaver
John H. Downing
Commonwealth Attorney
Conviene
Colored man James Taylor DeNeal dies in Petersburg
James Taylor DeNeal 25 of Front Royal died Saturday morning in Petersburg. He leaves his wife Genevieve of Washington DC and his father James DeNeal of Front Royal. He also leaves two brothers and four sisters. Funeral from Mt. Vernon Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon conducted by Rev. N. Johnson.
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Front Royal
James Taylor DeNeal
Petersburg
Genevieve
Washington, D. C
James DeNeal
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
N. Johnson
Fine and Jail Team Before Trial
Justice Olmstead imposed a $20 fine and six months on the state road on James Smith Jr a Front Royal resident charged with carrying concealed weapons and assault.
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Front Royal
Walter G. Olmstead
James Smith, Jr
State Road
Calvin Deavers Held After Boundary Avenue Disturbance
Calvin Deavers of Page County was jailed in Warren County Saturday night for causing a disturbance on Boundary Avenue. His celebration included firing a gun, which led to the arrest.
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Deavers
Front Royal
Calvin Deavers
Page County
Warren County
Boundary Avenue
Front Royal Social and Personal News Highlights
Capt and Mrs J B Cook of Huntley visited Front Royal on Saturday. Mrs Margaret Ramey of Norfolk visiting sister Mrs Jack Corder. Miss Alice Sowers returns from Rockland after visiting her parents. Merchants Association March meeting at Royal Club Inn. Mrs Voliette Collins back from Washington. Andrew Bowen of Berryville visiting in Rockland. Brownie Collins Roy Collins and David Rappaport go to Philadelphia. Warren County high school boys and girls basketball vs Woodstock tomorrow. Lyle Hansbrough returns from UVA weekend with parents. Elizabeth Gilkey from Washington DC visits. Dance and bridge party for Warren County high school library jeudi at 8:50 pm with floor show by Mrs George E A Reinbolds and Shenvalers providing music. Annie Saffel ill at home on Lee street. O V Willard of Staunton visits Louise Norcross in Central City. Harry Martin business visitor. Stacy Bragg and family spend weekend in Staunton. Morris Foreman of Winchester visits. M L Shearer ill but improved at home on First Street. Miss Starling weekend guest. Reese Hammock improving at parents’ home. J F Oliver also a business visitor on Saturday.
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Warren County High School
George E. A. Reinbure
Shenvalers
Aunt Julia Wanzer Dies at 84 in Freetown
Julia Wanzer 84 died Saturday at her daughter Alice Gaskins home in Freetown. Survived by six daughters including Alice Gaskins of Front Royal and Alberta Alsberry. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2:30 PM at Williams Chapel.
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Julia Wanzer
Front Royal
Alice Gaskins
Freetown
Alberta Alsberry
Williams Chapel
Alyce McHenry Sings As She Undergoes Knife
Alyce McHenry underwent a major operation in Fall River after traveling from Omaha. The procedure drew national attention with surgeons from other cities watching. She recovered consciousness an hour later and asked for water, with doctors cautious about the outcome in the days ahead.
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Alyce McHenry
Truesdale
C. H. Hawes
W. D. Atwood
Albert Miller
Alyce
Omaha
Fall River
Case
Byrd Seeks Report on PWA Funds Impounded
An authoritative source says Byrd plans a conference with the President soon after arrival to discuss PWA funds impounded. Some senators favor compromise and administration leaders face a mixed stance on the McCarran wage amendment and security wage proposals around 50 dollars a month as the bill lingers in the appropriations committee. President Roosevelt begins his third year in the White House.
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McCarran
Roosevelt
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Congress Battles Over Work Relief and Veterans Bonus
The House presses on work relief funding as Senate handle army appropriations and Marine command questions. House Ways and Means mulls prepayment of 2 billion for relief, while Roosevelt eyes ship subsidies and HOLC graft probes unfold. Wire and banking inquiries expand federal controls.
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House
Senate
Hopkins
Russell
Marine Corps
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Ways and Means Committee
Patman
D-Tex
Capitol
HOLC
John H. Fahey
House Rules Committee
Communications Commission
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner S. Eccles
Justice Holmes Receives Glucose Boost
In Washington at noon Oliver Wendell Holmes was judged slightly weaker and not in as favorable condition. Doctors announced glucose injections had been used to bolster his strength as he remains in frail health. Marke Howe cited Dr. Thomas Clayter noting no major change, only continued weakness from the previous day.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Marke Howe
Holmes
Thomas Clayter
Mob crowds court as miners clash over contempt rule
In Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, a 4 000 to 5 000 strong crowd gathered outside the courthouse as a contempt hearing targeted 50 officers and members of the United Antharctic Miners of Pennsylvania. Police used mounted officers and tear gas to push the crowd back amid chants and credential searches.
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Wilkes Barre
W. A. Valentine
United Antharctic Miners of Pennsylvania
River Street
Court House
Court Room
William A. Clark
Turkey Knob Sale Not Confirmed in Virginia Court
In Frederick County circuit court Judge Philip Williams withdrew a motion to confirm the sale of Turkey Knob Orchards south of Mt Jackson to the Ward estate for 101000. The Ward estate remains chief creditor and an appeal to the Virginia Court of Appeals is ongoing after years of litigation over conflicting claims by C E Gudebrod and the Wards.
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Frederick County
Philip Williams
Turkey Knob
Mt. Jackson
Artemus Ward
New York
Ward
Orchard
C. E. Gudebrod
Williams
Court of Appeals of
Virginia
Taverner
Woodstock
Herbert S. Larrick
Winchester
Wheat and Grain Quotations Across Markets
Chicago futures show wheat May 97 and 97 1 8, July 91 1 4 to 1 2, September 90 5 8 to 3 4. Corn March 85 1 2, May 83 3 8 to 1 2, July 79 3 8, Sept 15 1 8. Oats May 49 3 4, July 43, Sept 41. Rye May 64 1 8, July 64, Sept 64 1 4. Barley May 175 1 2, July 68. Lard May 13 65, July 13 97, Sept 13 85. Bellies May 16 90, July 17 05. Cash grain prices list No. 2 red and No. 2 hard wheat and various corn and white/yellow grades. Baltimore spot wheat 98. Winchester Wheat 96, corn and barley prices listed. Richmond Roanoke Lynchburg Harrisonburg market spots 1.00 to 1.05 for red winter wheat.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Richmond
Virginia
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Harrisonburg
Stock Market Slumps Amid Gold Rally and Currencies
Traders closed mixed amid a gold price surge to a record high and a weaker currency. U.S. Steel, American Telephone and General Motors edged lower while American Can and Johns Manville rose. a list of 2 p m stock prices shows varied moves as market largely sidelines.
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American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Can
General Motors
A. S. Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
London
Wall Street
U.S
Treasury
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
Woolworth
Loyal Greeks' Forceful Push Against Rebels Intensifies
Government moves to martial courts and swift trials by army officers as Athens braces for further clash. Rebels hold the Salamis arsenal while the fleet and mobilized students flood streets, with seven battleships rapidly repaired for possible action.
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Zaimis
Athens
Macedonia
Salamis
Panayoti Isal- Ss
Statlers Probe Garage Mystery Moves Ahead
H. Davidson Jr., 41, joined a group from the Spaghetti camp after attending a charity ball at Pinehurst Country Club as authorities begin a private probe into a garage mystery.
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Statlers
H. Davidson, Jr
Pinehurst Country Club
200 Contracts Signed Under Corn Hog Plan
Richmond officials outline a corn hog plan requiring a 10 percent cut from the 1932 33 base for contracted acres. Payments set at 35 cents per bushel for corn and 15 dollars per hog reduced, with no other crop restrictions. Feeder pigs may be bought and sold freely.
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Richmond
W.C. Shackleford
Baltimore and Philadelphia Marketings Report Livestock and Produce
Baltimore markets show cattle and calves firm with top cattle at around 6.50 and calves near 9.50 while hogs gain 25 to 45 cents. packing sows 7.90 to 8.80 and pigs 8.00 to 9.60. Philadelphia live poultry and eggs steady with assorted prices. butter at various grade scores and egg values listed by U. S. Dept. Agr. standards.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Long Island
U. S
Local Markets and Prices From Back Creek District Notice
Markets list short patent flour prices for various bag sizes plus other bulk grains and feeds. A retail section shows prices for shelled corn, cracked corn, middlings, corn meal, scratch feed and dairy products. A candidate notice for Claude Frye seeks the Back Creek District supervisor seat in the Democratic Primary. Seventeen chemical elements have not been found in the free state.
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Ceeeennee
Seeeeess
Seeee
Gilsabes Eva
Back Creek
Free State
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J. B. Cook
Huntley
Margaret Ramey
Norfolk
Jack Corder
Alice Sowers
State Teachers’ College
Fredericksburg
R. L. Sowers
Rockland
Front Royal Merchants Associations
Royal Club Inn
Andrew Bowen
Berryville
Messrs
Brownie Collins
Roy Collins
David Rappaport
Woodstock High School
Lyle Hansbrough
University of Virginia
Mrs
Elizabeth Gilkey
Oscar Gilkey
Annie Saffel
Lee Street
O. V. Willard
Staunton
Louise Norcross
Central City
Harry Martin
Stacy Bragg
Oak Street
Hoffman Heights
Mr. Morris Foreman
M. L. Shearer
First Street
Leslie
Miss Starling
Supervicor
Frederick County Actagls
Reese Hammock
J. F. Oliver
Byrd
PWA
Justice Holmes
Barbara Bouden
New Orleans
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Hyde Park
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