Apple Blossom Festival Draws Brunswick Children in Parade
Hundreds of Brunswick Maryland schoolchildren will take part in the first day parade of the Seventh Annual Apple Blossom Festival. Superintendent Palmer of Brunswick and Prof Garland R Quarles of Handley High School coordinated participation by rail with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Brunswick
Palmer
Garland R. Quarles
Handley High School
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland School
Brunswick Aggregation
Many Entries Coming For Apple Fete Parade
Hundreds of school children likely to march on first day as more than 20 schools return entry planks. A special $10 prize will be awarded to the first 30 schools that send in blanks. Miss M Frieda Koontz plans broad junior league participation and helped organize floats for second day events.
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Quarles
Koontz
M. Frieda Koontz
Virginia Educational and Cooperative Association
Virginia
The
Educational Association
Miss Koontz
Spring Display by Lansddowne Co at George Washington Hotel
The Lansddowne Co importers of New York present a spring display of drapery dress material household linens novelties and bridge prizes. The event runs March 20 from 1 to 6 pm with local representative Gene E Pennypacker.
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Lansddowne Co
New York
George Washington Hotel
Gene E
Pennypacker
Pope Protests Against Soviet Mocking Church
Soviet authorities denounced the pope as religious services abroad rally Catholics while Moscow prepares anti God events. In Russia anti religious meetings and a large atheist congress are planned with thousands marching at the Planetarium. The pope led a huge Mass at St Peter's Basilica with 70 000 in attendance.
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St. Peter
St. Peter's Bascilla
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Society of Militant Athlests
Moscow Planetarium
Funeral Services At Stephens City For Mrs. Young
Mrs. Ann Ophelia Young widow of Alfred H. Young of Stephens City died at her daughter’s Huntington home Sunday afternoon. She was 85 and survived by one daughter, several grandchildren, and a great granddaughter. Interment followed Monday at Green Hill Cemetery with services by Rev. Snyder Alleman of Trinity Lutheran Church.
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Stephens City
Ann Ophelia Young
Alfred H. Young
E. C. Cadwallader
Huntington
W. Va
George and
Emily Guard
Cadwallader
Frank and
Alfred Cadwall
Green Hill Cemetery
Snyder Alleman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Doheny Defense Concludes Giving Of Its Evidence
The Edward Doheny bribery trial for Elk Hills lease ends its defense testimony as prosecutors prepare for jury deliberation. Investigators focus on former Doheny officers to show he had no role in negotiations that won the Elk Hills naval reserve lease.
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Doheny
Associated Press
Washington
Edward L. Doheny
Elk Hills
Elk Bee
Celony
Albert B. Fall
Angries of
Interior
Cal
Naval Reserve
Doheny Com
For Sale Sow and Pigs in Grimes Va
For sale a sow with piglets remaining on farm in Grimes Virginia listed as A3 18 lp 21 details sparse but item tag indicates livestock sale by Glenn Allamong location Grimes Virginia buyer to respond to contact.
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Glenn Allamong
Grimes
Americans press talks at Naval Conference amid parity deadlock
The American delegation met to discuss the Franco Italian parity stalemate at the Naval Conference. Amb. Morrow and Cmdr. Harold Train submitted ideas, aiming to spark discussion with France and Italy. If stalemate lasts to Sunday, a limited five power treaty among the United States Great Britain Japan is anticipated as a possible outcome.
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Ted Press
London
Morrow
Harold Train
The
Daily Express
France
Italy
Tardieu
MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Great
Britain
Japan
Officers Chosen By Local S P C A Branch
The annual meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals elected officers for the coming year at the secretary's home. New president is Dr. L. M. Allen with M M Lynch as first vice president and Mrs. Frank H. Krebs as second vice president. Frances P. Page becomes treasurer and Mrs. Robert M. Ward secretary. Executive board includes Augusta Conrad Clarence Hard D W Lupton L M Allen Harry F. Byrd. Persell D. Plank named agent with Dr. E W Miller as veterinarian and Herbert S. Larrick as counsel.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Robert M. Ward
South Washington Street
L. M. Allen
M. M. Lynch
Frank H. Krebs
Frances P. Page
Augusta Conrad
Clarence
Bill to Strip Diplomats of Immunity Sparks Debate
Senator McKellar with Democratic support introduced a bill to repeal immunity for foreign diplomats in traffic cases. The move follows a Washington injury crash involving a Chilean embassy driver, Commander Joan Poulch, and rail worker Paul Edmond Hammond who was badly injured after the diplomat allegedly ran a red light. Witnesses say the diplomat’s car ran a red light before the collision.
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Associated Press
Washington
McKeller
Tennesse
McKellar
Joan Poulch
Paul Edmond Hammond
Hammond
Woman Dies After Fire at 531 Highland Avenue
Mrs. Joanna Glenn, an elderly resident, was found ablaze in her home on Highland Avenue after attempting to light a lamp. She died shortly after arrival at Memorial Hospital as investigators consider self-ignition while lighting the lamp.
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Joanna Glenn
Memorial Hospital
Lee Barr
Charles Taylor
Taylor
Roland Ashley
Sam Gibbs
Thurman Ramey Dies After Short Illness in Boyce
Thurman Ramey, 45, of Boyce, died early today at Memorial Hospital after a brief heart illness that began earlier this week. He was brought to the hospital last night. Survived by his wife and seven children. Body to Boyce home. funeral arrangements not learned at press time.
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Thurman Ramey
Boyce
Memorial Hospital
Mr Ramey
Urges Clarke County to Aid Stratford Fund
Miss Agnes R. Page chair men the Stratford fund for Greenway and Chapel districts in Clarke county asks Clarke county residents to donate to preserve Robert E. Lee’s Stratford home as a memorial. Contributions sent to Miss Agnes R. Page in Boyce.
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Clarke County
Stratford
Agnes R. Page
Stratford Fund
Greenway
Chapel
Chapel and
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Connecticut
Boyce
Admiral Byrd Honors Captain Scott At Oamaru Prize
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd paid tribute to Captain Robert F. Scott, the Antarctic explorer who died in 1912, while presenting a prize to winners of Scott memorial essays at Oamaru High School. Byrd said his expedition members deeply respected Scott, calling him the hero of heroes.
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Associated Press
Oamaru
New Zealand
Richard E. Byrd
Robert F. Scott
Antarctic
Scott
Oamaru High School
Byrd
Virginia Adopts Speed Limit Change Amid Debate
Richmond March 18 two major highway bills passed during the recent General Assembly session raise the speed limit to 45 miles per hour and bar inspectors from collecting fees for prosecutions. Debate centers on whether the new 45 mph limit is an actual fixed limit or merely leniency in the old act.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Virginia
T. McCall Frazier
Division of Motor Vehicles
Taft Quote Flags Glorious Dry Law Support
Prohibition advocates cite former President Taft in a House judiciary hearing, recalling his 1928 note that the dry law’s result was glorious. Horace Taft read the letter to Prof Irving Fisher, urging continued public pressure to enforce Prohibition amid two thirds majorities in Congress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Friends of Prohibition
House Judiciary Committee
William Howard Taft
Irving Fisher
Yale
Horace Taft
Taft School For
Connecticut
Congress
Postal Employes Hold Convention In Chambersburg
The Cumberland Valley Postal Employes Association met at Penn Hall School Chambersburg with over 350 post office workers attending a banquet. Speakers included Superintendent Fitch and Representative Beers. Winchester delegation included Postmaster H. C. Stouffer and colleagues.
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Winchester
Cumberland Valley Postal Employes’ Association
Penn Hall
Chambersburg
M. Fleming
Fitch
Postoffice Service Division
Beers
Congress
Capitol Theatre
H. C. Stouffer
Robert Grim
T. O. Warren
J. H. Seal, Jr
Gus Haines
Joseph Miller
A. R. Conner
H. C. Manuel
E. E. Peer
Herman Lee
Lloyd Darr
Huston to Testify Again in Lobby Probe
Claudius H. Huston, chairman of the Republican National Committee, is recalled to testify about $36,100 from Union Carbide for the Tennessee River Improvement Association. Records show two checks deposited by Huston. one for $22,000 and another for $14,100 used to buy stocks. Huston says he turned the funds over to the Improvement Association and did not distinguish deposits after giving the money, with the account records subpoenaed by the Senate lobby committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Blythe and Bonner
New York
Claudius H. Huston
Republican National Committee
Tennessee River Improvement Association
Charles A. Kricks
Huston
Improvement Association
Tennessee River Improvment Association
Blythe
Muscle Shoals
Karl K. Krickel
Chest Clinic To Be Held March 21 By District Nurse
The District Nurse Association will sponsor a chest clinic at its rooms in the county rest room building near the county clerk’s office on Friday March 21 from 9 30 am to noon and 2 to 4 pm. Dr C W Scott of the State Board of Health Richmond will oversee. Free examinations offered for TB symptoms or suspicions. children under 14 need a written request from a family physician.
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District Nurse Association
C. W. Scott
State Board of Health
Richmond
Reverend Walk to Speak at Christ Church Noon Service
The Rev Dr Walk will be the speaker at a special noon service tomorrow at Christ Episcopal Church in Winchester. Rector Rev Robert B Nelson urges all to attend, praising Walk as a great preacher with a meaningful message.
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Dr. Walk
Christ Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Winchester
City Park Board Urges Planting of Shade Trees
The Winchester Park Commission urges residents to plant shade trees on their lawns following the planting of 150 by the board. They note council funding of 400 dollars yearly for street trees and provide home planting and maintenance guidance, stressing watering, fertilizing below surface, and avoiding surface watering.
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City Park Board
Winchester Park Commission
J. M. Steck
W. R. Legge
C. Vernon Eddy
Park Board
Haddox Terrace
the Park Commission
Funeral of Slater W. Allen Attorney Held Near Stephensons
The funeral for Slater W. Allen, prominent attorney in Johnstown, Pa., who died yesterday at his home near Stephensons, will be at 11 oclock tomorrow from his residence with Rev. Dr. F T McFadden officiating. Burial will be in Mount Jebron Cemetery in this city. Allen had moved to Frederick County and was noted for his legal skill in a famed local murder case.
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Slater W. Allen
Stephensons
F. T. McFadden
Mount Jebron
Frederick County
Allen
Johnstown
Legion Auxiliary Dinner Highlights War Objectives
Ex service men at a Legion auxiliary dinner in Staunton Virginia outlined main goals including rehabilitation of injured veterans education for soldiers’ children and hospital care with a push for a Virginia hospital. The event featured singing and remarks by Commander Roszel and local leaders as well as performances by cadets and the Black quartet.
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Rica
B. M. Rosa
Winchester
Rosael
Legion
Virginia
Roszel
B. Cameron
Ofburg
Gion
Eux N
Tery
George H. Powell
Powell
Citizens
Staunton
Augusta County
Clemmer-McGuffin
Harry C. White
Reese T. Grubert
H. L. Opie
R.M
Jan M. W.rner
J. J. Kiv
G. M. Gilkeson
Fred 8
Many Stocks Rise as Call Money Rates Drop
Bullish trading lifts numerous issues in early session as call money falls to 2 percent. Stocks advance one to five points with select specialties up 6 to 16. tobacco and merchandising issues soften amid profit taking. First two hours volumes near 2,000,000 shares, above yesterday.
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Associated Press
New York
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