Morris Draws $250 Fine And Twelve Months
Front Royal judge Philip Williams sentences T S Morris to 12 months in jail and a $250 fine for aiding Clarence Ramey in the unlawful entry of Walter Evens barber shop and theft of tools. Ramey, Sowers, and Holmes receive respective fines and suspended terms or short sentences based on prior time served.
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Front Royal
Philip Williams
T. S
Bunk) Morris
Clarence Ramey
Walter Evens
William Sowers
Sowers
Robert Holmes
Dr Duke Speaks At Rotary Meet Front Royal
The Front Royal Rotary Club met at the Afton Inn with Dr Samuel P Duke president of Harrisonburg State Teachers College as guest speaker on Social Security. Charlies Raymond Maddox son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Maddox was introduced as the boy guest by Stephen M Boyd Jr with D J Howard W C Deming and J L Charnock among other attendees.
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Front Royal
Girl Athletes Awarded At Warren County High Dinner
The Warren County High School Girls Athletic Association hosted a dinner at the Royal Club Inn. Coach Miss Laura Trout awarded Helen Emmert Virginia Downing guards with silver bars, Barbara Higgins Gladys McFall Nerva Sonner silver basketball pins, Elizabeth Boyr Margaretta Burke Jesse Martin Gladys Dutrow Chenille letter awards, Daisy Winters a felt letter. Captain Emmert received a miniature trophy. green Saint Patrick's Day decorations complemented the event after a theater outing. The team finished 11 wins 3 losses for the season.
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Front Royal
Girl's Athletic Association
Warren County High School
Royal Club Inn
Laura Trout
Helen Emmert
Virginia Downing
Barbara Higgins
Gladys McFall
Nerva Sonner
Elizabeth Boyr
Margaretta Burke
Jesse Martin
Gladys Dutrow
Teachers in Woodstock District 6 meeting of VA Educational Association
Forty to fifty Warren county teachers attend the District 6 session in Woodstock. Mrs. W E Collins of the Warren county school system serves on the nominating committee for District G.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Educational Association of Virginia
Woodstock
W. E. Collins
Front Royal Man Fined For Drinking In Public
Howard Martin of Front Royal was fined five dollars and costs after being found drinking ardent spirits in public yesterday afternoon before trial before Justice G. Olms tead.
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Front Royal
G. Olmstead
Howard Martin
Ardent Iits
Front Royal and Warren County Social News Roundup
Miss Mae Burch Virginia Burch and Irene Strode of Boyce visited here yesterday evening. Various residents traveled or hosted relatives, with Miss Pauline Rudacille elected Queen of the May festival at Shenandoah College and others visiting in Winchester Baltimore and Woodstock areas.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Mae Burch
Virginia Burch
Irene Strode
Boyce
Pauline Rudacille
Frank Rudacille
Limeton
Shenandoah Colege
Hitler’s drive to rearm stirs world powers
A vivid press campaign portrays Germany's claimed moral right to rearm as it challenges France over disarmament and European peace talks with Britain’s Sir John Simon. The rhetoric aligns with Nazi Germany asserting power ahead of talks, signaling a shift in world power dynamics.
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France
John Simon
Germany
Nazi Germany
Reich
Hitler
Sir John
Pageant Plans Highlight Apple Blossom Festival
Garland R. Quarles introduced the Handley School pageant as the festival’s standout feature praising Winchester faculty and students. Dr. C. R. Anderson, mayor, pledged Winchester’s capability to meet a $6 000 relief need and stage another fine festival with support from committees led by Mrs. B. B. Dutton Roy Cather and John Rodman Jr.
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Garland R. Quarles
Byrd
Handley School
Quarles
Winchester
C. R. Anderson
B. B. Dutton
Roy Cather
John Rodman, Jr
Truckload of Bootleg Liquor Confiscated on Highway
Agents of the alcohol tax unit seized a truck on the Baltimore Washington highway near Beltsville Maryland last night loaded with 243 cases of bootleg liquor. A man named Lee Cochran with a Baltimore police record was arrested with the cargo. The liquor bore labels of a popular brand.
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Washington
Alcohol Tax Unit
Beltsville
Maryland
Lee Cochran
Baltimore
Wiley Post Plans Another Transcontinental Flight Record Attempt
Wiley Post, forced down in Cleveland after a stratosphere flight attempt, will try again from Los Angeles to New York. He says only minor trouble kept him from finishing in under eight hours and predicts mail and passenger planes will follow his trail. His oxygen supply ran dangerously low over western Pennsylvania before he prepared to descend for breathable air and resume the journey.
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New. York
Wiley Post
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New York
Post
Pennsylvania
Glass aims extended relief agencies to mid-1936
Senator Glass proposed amendments to the $4.88 billion relief bill to extend the Emergency Relief Administration until June 30 1936 or longer if the President desires and the Public Works Administration until June 20 1937.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Senator Glass
D-Va
U S Directive Shifts Ohio Relief Administration
President Roosevelt directed relief administrator Harry L. Hopkins to take over the administration of relief in Ohio, centralizing efforts as of March 16. The move underscores federal oversight of wartime assistance and local coordination with state authorities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Ohio
City Named for Vice President Dallas
The only vice president to have a large city named for him is George Mifflin Dallas, Polk's 1844 running mate. He later became minister to England under Buchanan, son of Treasury Secretary Alexander James Dallas. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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United States
George Mifflin
Dallas
Polk
Buchanan
England
Alexander James Dallas
Treasury
James Madigan
Cincinnati Enquirer
Apple fete plans praised by eager crowd
An eager crowd applauded plans for an upcoming apple fete as Fred A. Read Jr. spoke as director general. He credited strong cooperation from former committee heads and local and out of town supporters for continued effort.
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Fred A. Read, Jr
Reed
Howe Reported To Be Improved
Washington March 16. A slight improvement was reported today in the condition of Louis M. Howe secretary to President Roosevelt who is suffering from a cardiac ailment. Dr Ross T McIntire said Howe passed a quiet and restful night and his condition is slightly improved over yesterday.
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Washington
Louis M. Howe
Roosevelt
Howe
Ross T. McIntire
White House
Miners Jailed for Court Contempt in Glen Alden Strike
Twenty nine officers of the United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania were jailed in Wilkes Barre for contempt of court after refusing to rescind a strike call at Glen Alden Coal Company's operations as ordered by Judge Valentine.
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Wilkesbarre
United Anthracite Miners of
Pennsylvania
Glen Alden Coal Company
W. A. Valentine
Statler Estate Plans To Contest Davidson Will
RALEIGH N C March 16 J M Broughton attorney for the Statler interests said he would lodge a caveat pro test against the purported will of Mrs Elva Davidson filed at Carthage N C He did not disclose the grounds upon which the will leaving virtually all of the 22 year old hei ress personal estate to her husband would be fought The adopted daughter of the Tate BE M Statler hotel magnate married H Bradley Davidson Jr of Washington two months before death at Pinehurst February.
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Raeligh
N. C
J. M. Broughton
Statler
Elva
Statler Davidson
Carthage
Tate
BE. M. Statler
H. Bradley Davidson
Meaning of Michigan name from Ojibway roots
Authorities link Michigan’s name to the Ojibway phrase mich sang ye gan meaning land of lakes. The state hosts over five thousand inland lakes and is bordered by the Great Lakes, underscoring the lakeside heritage in its name.
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Michigan
Great Lakes
Wounding of Stella Meadows prompts hold from Page County
In Shenandoah area, Stella Meadows, 28, lies in critical condition at Rockingham Memorial Hospital after a .32 caliber gunshot wound that officials say may have been accidental. Her husband, Earl Meadows, reported to authorities the gun discharged while unloading. Investigators note a quarrel prior to the incident near Jollett's Hollow and Ira Meadows’ residence, with the event occurring Wednesday night and reported Thursday afternoon.
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Stella
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Page County
Meadows
Jollett’s Hollow
Ira Meadows
Lucas
Shenandoah City
Blue Ridge Mountains
Rockinghams County
Firemen to Hear Prof Zabriskie Sunday Night
The Friendship firemen will attend Christ Episcopal Church on Sunday evening March 17 where Prof Alexander C Zabriskie of Episcopal Theological Seminary Alexandria will speak. Rev R B Nelson rector of Christ Church and chaplain of the Wendsh Company announced the event. Zabriskie holds B A B D and S T D degrees.
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Friendship
Christ Episcopal Church
Alexander C. Zabriskie
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Alexandria
R. B. Nelson
Christ
Qhur
W#endsh Company
Zabriskie
Stock market ends mixed after tentative recovery in New York
In New York the market closed with mixed gains and losses as early optimism faded. Trading was light with about 350000 shares transferred for the two hour session while mining and gold sector uncertainties lingered. Closing quotations included Allied Chemical 127 1 2 American Can 113 5 8 American Smelters 33 and more.
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New York
Brussels
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel
Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol Gas
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Ornaments Signal Village of Walcheren Women on Market Day
The Walcheren residents wear a gold ornament on the head side to show their home village during market days in medieval press notes. Some women arrive by bicycle, wearing rim shaped skirts that trail to their feet.
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Walcheren
Holland
Baltimore livestock and produce market report March 16 1921
Baltimore cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs prices listed with ranges for good medium and cull grades. Philadelphia butter and dressed poultry prices noted with live poultry unchanged per U S Dept of Agriculture.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
U. S. Dept
Local Markets and Retail Grain Prices Summary
Local markets list patent brand grain prices by bag size and per barrel, with 98 and 48 and 24 and 12 pound bags for flour and corn products. Shelled corn, cracked corn, mixed feed, egg mash, and dairy feeds appear with various price points. Butter and creamery items are noted, alongside cattle and livestock price indicators and general retail market entries.
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Kasco
Ceees Oes Eterna
Srapehe Canon
Obras Duadit Tees
Wheat and Grain Futures and Cash Prices in Various Markets
Futures and cash quotations listed for wheat corn oats rye barley lard and bellies across Chicago and regional markets including No 3 yellow No 2 white and red winter grades with prices and delivery months. cash grain notes show local valuations and mill delivery basis.
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Chicago
Jly
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Richmond
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Harrisonburg
Hall's Expectorant Promises Quick Cough Relief
Advert appears to tout Hall's Expectorant for cold cough relief. It emphasizes rapid soothing of irritated throats and membranes and cites long standing use and strong customer endorsement. The notice mentions a local drug store on North Main Street selling Hall's Expectorant.
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Hall
Bal Peoples Service Drug Store
North Main Street
Hall’s Exe
People’s Service Drug Store
Winchester
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