Campbell Seeks Better Beach Conditions For Bluebird
Sir Malcolm Campbell says Bluebird cannot attempt speeds above 270 mph on the Daytona Beach surface in its current state. He warns it may be March 15 at the earliest before any trial, citing the soft, uneven surface and insufficient traction for 2,500 horsepower to attempt the 300 mph goal. He plans to save his remaining three runs for truly suitable conditions.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona
Britain
Campbell
Fruebird
Malcolm
Accord Reached for Creation of a Neutral Zone
Rome reports an accord reached at Addis Ababa for a neutral zone along the Italian Somaliland border to halt hostilities. The six kilometer wide zone was described as the basis for the arrangement after a telegram from the Italian minister in Addis Ababa.
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Rome
Addis Ababa
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs N A Earman Of Harrisonburg
Funeral services for Mrs Samuel Earman of Harrisonburg mother of Mrs L Russell Cather of Winchester were conducted Sunday by Rev M L Weekley with Rev W B Feller assisting. Interment was in the Congregational Christian Church cemetery at New Hope Augusta county. Born Nancy Alice Carpenter October 15 1865 near Weyers Cave she and her husband celebrated their golden wedding anniversary February 4 1934. Nine of their twelve children survive along with 24 grandchildren and two sisters and three brothers. Mrs Earman joined the Congregational Christian Church early in life.
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Samuel Earman
Harrisonburg
L. Russell Cather
Morningside Drive
M. L. Weekley
W. B. Feller
Congregational Christian Church
New Hope
Augusta County
Earman
Nancy Alice Carpenter
Weyers Cave
Luray
W. L
M. H
C. B. Earman
Erma Armentrout
Richmond
Hanna Rowe
Colorado
R. H. Carpenter
Lee, Va
J. A. Carpenter
Devout Worker Remembered by Wide Circle
A devoted and faithful worker is remembered after her passing. Friends in social civic and religious circles mourn the longtime contributor who served the community with dedication.
John Robinson Sentenced For Drunken Driving
John Robinson age 25 of Cabin John Maryland was found guilty of drunken driving by Trial Justice A J Tavenner and sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 100 dollars. His license will be automatically revoked for one year. He crashed into a mailbox on the highway near Kerns Town with his wife a gray haired companion and two others present. State police testified to intoxication while Robinson and associates denied the charge.
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John Robinson
Cabin John
Washington, D. C
A. J. Tavenner
Robinson
Kernstown
Harry Bonyea
R. E. Bayliss
George F. Miller
Tom Boyd
Franklin Ritter
Bonyea
Effort to Loosen Jam Over Relief Measure
Discussion on relief funding options including direct relief bills of $880 million to $1.88 billion and a larger $4.88 billion proposal. Roosevelt forces weigh whether to push immediate appropriations or seek committee reports with amendments.
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Roosevelt Forces
Appropriations Committee
Senate wage clause debate on substitute relief bill
The committee considers a substitute authorizing secure wages of about 50 dollars monthly, paid on public projects only if it competes with private enterprise. A wage free bill may be recommended, and McCarran predicts a direct relief bill to avoid a House vote when the Senate bill goes to conference.
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House
McCarran
Senate
Golf Pro Here With Wife At The Club Rooms
E. R. Coffey, pro at the Winchester Golf Club, has returned with Mrs. Coffey and they reside in the club rooms. The course staff prepares for the season as around two dozen players used the course over weekend with some artificial greens. Membership has risen about fifty percent from last year and a new swimming pool is anticipated. The club plans a season opening once weather allows.
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E. R. Coffey
Winchester Golf Club
Death A Mystery: Inquest Reopens In Davidson Case
Solicitor Roland S. Pruette announced continued investigation into the death of Mrs Elva Statler Davidson at Pinehurst North Carolina She reportedly wept at a party with her husband Bradley H Davidson and their friends the night before her body was found in the Davidson garage Relatives and friends are to testify at the inquest reopening on March 5 The husband demands a thorough probe.
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Elva Statler Davidson
Pinehurst
N. C
Roland S. Pruette
Bradley H. Davidson
Davidson
Dental Club Holds March Meeting in Edinburg Va
The Northern Virginia Dental Study Club met in Edinburg at Odd Fellows hall with Dr. A. A. Shutters presiding. Dr. W. B. Gurley spoke on cavity preparations for gold inlays, followed by gifts to member C. B. Harlee who recently married.
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Northern Virginia Dental Study Club
A. A. Shutters
Edinburg
Odd Fellows Hall
B. M. Knight Jr
W. B. Gurley
Dental School
Virginia Medical College
Dr. Gurley
C. B. Harlee
R. B. Snapp
Winchester
R. H. Kerlin
J. E. Madden
Leon Slavin
B. M. Knight, Jr
R. R. Sartelle
W. B. Fahrney
Timberville
C. M. Delp
R. H. Bailey
Mt. Jackson
Edinberg
W. H. Wunder
Woodstock
C. 8. Grove
Carl Maphis
Strasburg
O. van Deusen
R. E. L. Miller
Front Royal
E. M. Steele
Stephens City
Harry Morris
Charles Town
W. Va
W. E. Minghint
W. H. Flannigan
Martinsburg
Children to Open Festival in Gay Parade
Miss Anna P. Starling rural county supervisor heads a parade committee selecting the festival theme. Last year showcased the apple industry with costumes and signs. Parade forms on Cameron Street, proceeds to Piccadilly Loudoun Cork Braddock Water Stewart Clifford Market and disperses. buses will bring children from various locations.
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Anna P. Starling
Virginia
Cameron Street
Piccadilly
Loudoun
Cork
Braddock
Water
Stewart
Clifford
Parade to Open Cameron Street Festival on Festival’s First Morning
Officials outline parade plans with Cameron street participants from various counties joining a 2 mile procession. The 10 o clock start time will mark the opening of the festival with further details to be decided at a committee meeting led by Mr Ayler and Miss Starling by week’s end.
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Ous County
Cameron Street
Ayler
Six Men Fined Ten Dollars For Drinking In Court
Six persons charged with being drunk were tried in police court. Each received the same penalty of ten dollars and costs. Names listed include Loring Morris of Highland avenue M H Trenary of South Main Fred Taylor Roy Conard Henry Unger of Highland avenue and Emmett Whitlock.
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Loring Morris
Highland Avenue
M. H. Trenary
South Main
Fred Taylor
Roy Conard
Henry Unger
Emmett Whitlock
Robinson Goes To Doom With A Smile On Face
Coffin blocks doorway at ground floor as witnesses to the hanging are ordered out of the building after the execution. The scene depicts a grim end with a defiant look captured by onlookers and officials.
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Robinson
Spectators Retrieve Souvenirs After Hanging
In a courtyard scene a crowd pleads for mementos from a hanging body. Spectators grab items including a black hood, cigarettes, and a watch from the deceased. Officials report no relatives, including a 72 year old mother, claimed the body.
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Ecru
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