Three Greek Divisions Drive Forward Against Rebels
Three loyal Greek army divisions advanced from the west northwest and north toward Salonika in a bid to liquidate rebel forces. Gen George Kondylis led a western thrust into the Struma valley while Gen Ioannides moved from the northwest and Gen Giad lystras approached from the north. Rain hindered operations as observers reported heavy exchanges and censored casualty details from the field.
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Associated Press
Athens
Kavala
Salonika
Aegean Sea
George Kondylis
Struma
Ioannides
Gene Giadlystras
Shank to Die in Electric Chair After Northward Delays
Four times saved from electrocution, Akron attorney Mark H. Shank must die in the electric chair early Friday in Arkansas. Governor Futrell set the execution date after ruling Shank had ample opportunity to act, ending delays that followed his 15 month old conviction for the grape juice poisoning slaying of Alvin Colley and his family near Benton.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Mark H. Shank
J. Marion Futrell
Akron
Ohio
Alvin Colley
Benton
Futrell
Shank
United States Supreme Court
Governor Peery urges earlier to bed motto after fatal crashes
The governor calls for restraint noting many fatal automobile accidents. He recalls younger days with late nights and slower travel, urging Virginians to slow down and enjoy reading and conversation rather than rushing for thrills. He warns against disregarding speed signs, hoping safer behavior reduces wrecks.
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Peery
Virginia
Parker's Non-Profit Grocery Store To Open In Winchester
W Lomax Parker, longtime grocer in Stephens City, opens Parker's Non-Profit Grocery Store at 103 North Loudoun Street Winchester. Membership $10 yearly covers profitless pricing. two price tags show member and non member prices. delivery available with 5 percent member surcharge. opening three day event offers no profit on stock with in store samples and hot refreshments.
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W. Lomax Parker
Stephens City
Parker
Loudoun Street
Union Bank of Winchester
Winchester Fruit and Vegetable
Frank Micciche
Micciche
Florida
Winchester
Chicken Waffle Lunch at First Baptist Church
Community lunch offered Thursday March 7 from 11 am to 2 pm at First Baptist Church. Adults pay 35 cents for a plate. Proceeds support church programs and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Winchester Fruit & Vegetable Market Ad
Complete new stock of fresh fruits and vegetables at 103 N Main St next to Union Bank. Tree ripened oranges 13c per dozen and up fresh peas 2 lbs 19c good to Penna potatoes 10 lbs 11c or 87c per bag. Many other specials. Frank Micciche, Prop.
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N. Main St
Union Bank
Frank Micciche
Vcip
Justice Holmes Funeral Arrangements Made
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr died of bronchial pneumonia at 93 and Arlington burial planned. A military funeral will honor his Civil War wounds with Chief Justice Hughes as honorary pallbearer. The nation reflects on his long, serene life and service, with All Souls Church set for Friday ceremonies.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Ieee Supreme Court
All Souls’ Church
America
Hughes
Arlington National Cemetery
White House
Thomas A. Claytor
Holmes
Howe
Mark Howe
Felix Frankfurter
Havard Law School
Pingley Rites Conducted This Afternoon
Funeral services for Clarence W. Pingley who died Sunday after a brief heart illness were held this afternoon at the Berryville avenue home with Rev. G. W. Stover officiating. Interment followed at Mount Olive Cemetery near Hayfield. A brother Clayton Ellis Pingley was omitted from survivors in an earlier report. he is among four brothers and three sisters, his mother and widow. Pallbearers were John Moyer Leonard Brown Robert Mullin C. A. Fauver F. W. Pingley and Goff Pingley.
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Clarence W. Pingley
Berryville Avenue
G. W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Mount Olive Cemetery
Hayfield
Pingley
Clayton Ellis Pingley
John Moyer
Leonard Brown
Robert Mullin
C. A. Fauver
F. W. Pingley
Goff Pingley
Friendship Fire Co Regular Meeting Tomorrow Night
All members are urged to attend the regular monthly meeting at 8 o clock in Friendship Hall. Special business of importance. Co. D. Barnett, Capt. WANTED at once to find owner or good home for a nice young puppy black female Phone 41 J or 629 J 5 . (3-5-lp-th)
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Friendship Fire Co
Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Hall
D. Barnett
Drunken driver Garber in jail after hit and flee
Homer Garber, about 42, received a wound to the knee and failed to stop after colliding with two vehicles, including Officer Jack Bowers police car. Garber’s Virginia driving permit is revoked for three years. two leaving the scene charges are pending.
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Homer Garber
Jack Bowers
Garber
Virginia
Bowers
Winchester Wholesale
Tom Boyd
Alyce McHenry Improves After Diaphragmatic Hernia Operation
Alyce Jane McHenry, a Omaha Nebraska girl, remained in recovery at Truesdale Hospital after surgery for a diaphragmatic hernia. Doctors reported her condition improved with a temperature of 100.2, pulse 124, respiration 24, and noted she had her first bowel movement since the operation. An enema was required for the first time in her life, previously causing distress and turning blue.
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Fall River
Mass
Alyce Jane McHenry
Omaha
Neb
Truesdale Hospital
George C. King
Alyce
State Milk Act To Be Reargued In Virginia
The Virginia Milk Act, previously ruled unconstitutional, will be re argued Friday after the State Supreme Court granted permission following a petition from individuals and milk associations to reopen the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Supreme Court
Greenfeld Held For Disposing of Stolen Bonds
Aaron Greenfeld, tied by a government witness to selling stolen bonds totaling 148 925 dollars, is held for a federal grand jury on a charge of receiving 15 000 dollars in stolen government bonds. A warrant alleges 16 625 dollars in bonds were stolen from the Dime Sivines Bank Akron, Ohio, then 15 000 of them sold to the Equitable Trust Company in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Aaron Greenfeld
Greenfeld
Equitable Trust Company
H. E. Roberts
Department of Justice
Federal sleuths join search for missing girl in ransom note case
Grand Rapids, March 6. The Department of Justice joined the hunt for Helen Jean Banniga, 18, who vanished after a ransom note to her father. Two Chicago agents were asked to assist as officials consider an elopement theory or possible kidnapping by a bank robbery gang. The girl’s mother discounts elopement. a Kansas youth named Raymond Reams was reported but could not be located.
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N. C
H. Bradley Davidson, Jr
Pinehurst
Grand Rapids, Mich
Department of Justice
Helen Jean Banniga
Frank J. O’malley
Chicago
Division of Investigation
O'Malley
Mr.3 Banniga
Kansas
Raymond Reams
Elmwood
Bert M. Banniga
Miei
Congress Predicted to Override Presidential Veto on Bonus Bill
Representative Wright Patman of Texas pushes the bonus legislation now before Congress. He predicted Congress would override the Presidential veto on the measure.
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Wright Patman
Texas
Congress
Winchester Council Pushes State Probe of Power Rates
Winchester Common Council approves a resolution urging the State Corporation Commission to continue its investigation of power light and gas rates. The measure cites 1932 surveys and seeks fair reductions, with copies to the commission and utility companies. The session also delays workmen’s compensation insurance action, referring it to the Finance Committee for study.
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State Corporation Commission
Winchester
Common Council
J. H. Henry
City of
Northern Virginia Power Company
Consumers Utilities Company
State of
Virginia
State of Virginia
Consumers Utility Company
Council
Fred Forney
Herman Hable
Pianos for Sale Four Upright Pianos at Bargain
Four mahogany upright pianos offered by H. F. Seal, priced as low as 45 dollars. Pianos guaranteed, tuned and rebuilt, located at 19 Clifford Street.
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H. F. Seal
Clifford
Festival Set for March 16 Mass Meeting to Boost Pageant
A great mass meeting is staged on March 16 to energize preparations for a famous pageant. The event aims to mobilize both men and women in a record gathering to discuss plans and strategies for the festival.
Prominent Men to Speak at Shenandoah Apple Blossom Meeting
Citizens of Winchester and Shenandoah Valley gather March 15 for a mass meeting at the George Washington Hotel to endorse this year’s Apple Blossom Festival. Fred A Read Jr and Thomas B Byrd outline festival plans and finances as transportation delegates prepare to attend.
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George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Fred A. Read Jr
Thomas B. Byrd
Frederick County
World Wide Brain Trust Proposed to Advise Governments
London March 6. An international brain trust to advise governments on ending the financial deadlock will follow the unofficial ten power conference now in session. Prominent American and British delegates argue for a body of about twenty economists and politicians to curb the currency war and guide exchange policy.
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London
Hold Youth In Death of Girl In Waynesboro
In Waynesboro on March 5 a brother was held in connection with the death of 18 year old Pauline Parry. Ernest Carter and another man were also detained as investigations continue into the Church steps case and a $2,000 life policy.
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Waynesboro
Commonwealth
John D. White
Jame
Ernest Carter
Carter
Parry
Pauline
Augusta
Miss Parry
P. P. Moyers
Basic Methodist Church
Staunton
Reorganization of NRA Predicted by Senator George
Washington March 6 Senator George D Ga predicted a general revision and reorganization of the NRA under the new legislative program to end compulsory codes except for major industries after a talk with President Roosevelt.
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Washington
NRA
George
D.-Ga
Roosevelt
Poultry Buyers Seek 2000 Head at High Prices
J. P. Everly and Son of Middletown Virginia advertises for 2000 head of poultry of all kinds at fancy price. Call 12 F 5 at once. Classified notice.
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J. P. Everly and Son
Middletown
Soldier’s funeral planned for Holmes in Arlington
Washington confirms Arlington National Cemetery will host a soldier’s funeral this Friday for Oliver Wendell Holmes. The national mood shifts as other major updates cross the wire from across the country.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Arlington National Cemetery
Pinehurst
N. C
Elva Statler Davidson
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
David Hutton
New York
New Orleans
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Justice Holmes
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N C
Emanuel Birch
H. Bradley Davidson
Birch
Rowland S. Pruette
Patman
World Wide Brain Trust
James Parry
Warren County
Front Royal News
Star Today
World News
Havana
Oscar Hernandez
R. B. Kater Horticulturis
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