Seven Points Necessary to a Principal in Education
At Luray District 6 State Teachers Association meeting 700 teachers heard Dr W R Smithey of Virginia discuss principal qualifications in New Deal in Education. Dr Heatwole noted eight month term and one million dollar state appropriations for 1935 1936. Governor Peery was commended for supporting better schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatwole
C.J. Heatwole
State Association
Assembly
B. L. Stanley
Princepf
Harrisonburg High School
Peery
L. W. Jarman
Mary Baldwin
Staunton
Martha Creighton
Richmond
Mimsiyn
Creighton
Nettie Yowell
Q. D. Gasque
Front Royal
Mark Myers
Rockingham
H. L. Bridges
Ethel Davies
Miller Ritchie
Waynesboro
Ethel Spilman
Harrisonburg
Lanata Ratcliff
Ella Holland
Berryville
Iss Holland
Wilson
Virginia Buchanan
Miss. Rolston
Winchester
Anna Haley
Rappahannock
Thompson
Haley
Luray High School Glee Club
Harry Strickler
L. Stanley
Res
Rainey Orders Check On House Democrats Over 21 Key Votes
Speaker Rainey orders a detailed tally of 21 roll calls to show which House Democrats voted against the administration. The list spans early Roosevelt era measures including economy bills tax actions and relief programs, with 90 plus Democrats added for bonus votes.
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Washington
Rainey
House
Farley
Roosevelt
Senate
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Muscle Shoals
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Independent Offices
Public Works Administration
Ways and Means
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Tonic
A Richmond Virginia man William O. Stover claims the product restored his health after loss of appetite weight loss and frequent colds. The advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a flesh-building tonic with a new tablet size of 50 cents or $1.00 per bottle.
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Dr. Pierce
Wm. O. Stover
St. Richmond
B W Herrman N W Official Dies in Roanoke
Roanoke Virginia March 18 B W Herrman vice president of the Norfolk and Western Railway in charge of traffic died at his home He had been in ill health Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Church Interment in Evergreen Cemetery He rose through the ranks to VP in charge of traffic on May 1 1914 He received a 50 years service diamond insignia on March 4 1933 He was a Kiwanian Mason and member of the Shenandoah Club Roanoke Country Club and other groups Survived by his widow Leah J Herrman and five children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
B. W. Herrman
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
First Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Herrman
Norfolk and Western Veterans Association
Roanoke Kiwanis Club
Shenandoah Club
Roanoke Country Club
Leah J. Herrman
Roosevelt Family Reunion At White House
The Roosevelt family gathered for a reunion at the White House in Washington. Mrs. Roosevelt returned from a Caribbean flying trip and joined the President, his wife, the President's mother, their son John, and the grandchildren Sissie and Buzzie Dall for dinner. John arrived from school to celebrate his belated 18th birthday. The group attended church that morning.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Mrs. Roosevelt
New York
Training School For S S Workers At M E Church
A Sunday School training school opened at Braddock Street M E Church South led by Dr H H Sherman with about 60 members at the first session. Classes run nightly at 7 39 then 8 30 with four courses: Worship teaching principles admin spirit of Methodism.
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Braddock Street M. E
South
H. H. Sherman
Front Royal
R. K. Nevitt
Luray
Luray; Principles of Teaching, By Dr. Sherman
Etta Mai Russell
Sherman
Peery Delays Naming Virginia Legal Chief
Gov. Peery, returning from Saluda funeral of Attorney General John R. Saunders, has no fixed timetable for Saunders' successor. Possible contenders include Major Edwin H. Gibson, Wilbur C. Hall, Leon M. Bazile, and State Senator W. Worth Smith. library board to appoint McIlwaine successor with board members named.
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Richmond
Peery
Saluda
John R. Saunders
Colonel Saunders
State Library Board
H. R. McIlwaine
Virginia
The
Times Dispatch
Edwin H. Gibson
Wilbur C. Hall
Loudoun County
McIilwaine
Rosewell Page
Hanover
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
John S. Barbour
Fairfax
P. W. Hiden
Newport News
New York Mayor Mobilizes Wealthy Youth Against Crime
Mayor LaGuardia recruits prominent New Yorkers from the silk stockings district to aid his anti crime and graft drive. Four are appointed to city hall posts including Alexander Hamilton Jr as secretary to the commissioner of markets Clendennin J. Ryan Jr secretary to the police commissioner Alan Stuyvesant advisor to Alderman Baldwin II and Winston Guest advising on legal matters for a nominal salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander Hamilton
Joseph Clark Baldwin II
Mussolini outlines 60 year plan for Italy to lead the world
In Rome, Mussolini declared a sixty year expansion program to secure Italy's primacy by the 21st century. He spoke to 5,000 fascists, detailing internal projects from swamp reclamation to rural housing and asserting Italy's future lies east and south in Asia and Africa.
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Rome
Italy
Mussolini
11 Duce
Asia
Africa
France
Liquor Control Board Begins To Shape Its Plans
Richmond March 18. Virginia's first Alcoholic Beverages Control Board convenes for its first formal session and signals a program including state stores and warehouses. Chairman Heth Tyler and two other members outline aims while Anti-Saloon League opposition grows and staff recruitment begins.
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Liquor Control Board
Richmond
Virginia
Alcoholic Beverages Control Board
Heth Tyler
Norfolk
T. McCall Frazier
R. Mc. Bullington
Capitol
Tyler
Anti-Saloon League
Criminal Cases Continued In City Court
In the corporation court this morning several criminal cases were continued to the April term. W. E. Lawson driver for Imperial Ice Cream Co. faces a drunken driving charge after a Valley Pike collision injuring three or four people. Roy Shiner’s assault case was continued until next term. Whitaker forgery indictments and Byrd liquor possession were also continued. Max Krol’s three embezzlement cases are set for March 27, with no jury summoned yet for this term. Krol remains jailed pending a writ of error. Civil judgments were entered where no defenses appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
W. E. Lawson
Imperial Ice Cream Co
Valley Pike
Lawson
Roy Shiner
Wilbur Whitaker
Grayson Byrd
Max Krol
Arthur G. Jones
Krol
Neuweler's Cream Ale Tops Sales as Wholesome Malt Beverage
A note praising Neuwel er's Cream Ale as the leading sales item, claimed to be the best and most wholesome malt beverage on the market, warning against pressure from a high-powered salesman selling substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuweler
Army resumes air mail flights on eight new routes
Army planes restarted air mail operations from Washington as cities along eight new routes resumed service. Flights cover about a quarter of previous commercial distances with legs from New York to Chicago Boston to New York and other city pairs. Packages began moving from Newark to Boston and Jacksonville with a transcontinental leg from Oakland to Cheyenne via Salt Lake City.
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Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
West Coast
New York
San Francisco
Boston
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Dallas
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Cheyenne
Denver
Newark
Oakland
Calif
Wye
Kansas City
Danville Sets New Tax Collection Record
Danville reports a 97.94 percent tax collection rate for 1933 with only 2.06 percent uncollected. City Council notes include 82 percent of that uncollectedReal estate delinquent items and total collections of 558,114.85 in taxes licenses auto strips and miscellaneous accounts at 1.67 percent cost.
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Danville
D. P. Garvin
Washington
Frederick
Garvin
Gore
Frederick County
R. H. Herndon
Frank R. Cox
J. W. Lewis
C. E. Johnson
Danvilles
Landon Wyatt
Wyatt
Mrs Sherman Dies at Son's Home in Nain
Mrs. Margaret C. Sherman age 83 died about 6 p m Saturday at the home of her son William R. Sherman in Nain after a brief illness. A Shenandoah county native, she was daughter of the late Levi and Mary Renner Sherman and survived by three brothers James Isaiah and Newton Sherman of Salvage Maryland. Funeral at 2 30 p m today at her son's home with Rev Guy M Morrow of Kernstown Presbyterian Church officiating and burial in Bethel Grange Cemetery.
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Margaret C. Sherman
William R. Sherman
Nain
Sherman
Shenandoah County
Levi
Mary Renner Sherman
James
Isaiah
Newton Sherman
Salvage
Guy M Morrow
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Bethel Grange Cemetery
Duets Delight Braddock Street Church Class Scene
Golden Rule Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal heard two duets by Mrs Lottie Senger and Miss Anna Kiracoffe with accompaniment by Miss Mary Hawkins. Mr Amos Shryock led the lesson as substitute teacher and drew praise from members.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Lottie Senger
F. S. Senger
U. B
Frederick County
Anna Kiracoffe
Mary Hawns
Amos Shryock
Shryock
Weekend Guests and Local Society Happenings
Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd hosted weekend visitors including Senator H. F. Byrd and family, Miss Elizabeth Borrum of Washington and students Westwood and Beery. plans show Bermuda Easter trips and a Baltmore trip. Local clubs meet with P. W. Boyd and Mrs. Harry K. Russell hosting gatherings. others report hospital and home news and recent marriages.
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John Hay Whitney
Llangollen
Upperville
Washington
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Thomas B. Byrd
H. F. Byrd
Westwood
Margaret
Messrs
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
University of Virginia
Beverley
Richard
Elizabeth Borrum
Washington, D. C
Westwood Byrd
Holton Arms School
New York
Bermuda
Pocahontas Lodge Hosts Tacky Party at Moose Hall
The Degree of Pocahontas invites members and friends to a tacky party tonight in Moose Hall building. Refreshments will be served. Bingo is planned with prizes for attendees.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Degree of
Pocahontas
Moose Hall
Pierce Couple Welcome Son at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Thurman Pierce welcomed a son at Memorial Hospital last evening. Mrs Pierce is former Viola Riley daughter of George W Riley. Mr Pierce is son of Dudley P Pierce and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pierce
Thurman Pierce
Memorial Hospital
Pierce
Viola Riley
George W. Riley
Mr. Pierce
Dudley P. Pierce
Luttrell Estate Claim Notice
Notice to creditors and claimants regarding the estates of Alberta B. Luttrell and Maria Luttrell. Present claims for settlement. Eugene H. Anderson is administrator. Dated 1-3-1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta B. Luttrell
Maria Luttrell
Eugene H. Anderson
Insull Rumor Claims Kidnappers In Piraeus Harbor
Athens reports a wild rumor that Samuel Insull, 74, is at the mercy of gangsters who boarded his Greek freighter in Piraeus to kidnap him for ransom. Police denied any gangsters aboard while harbor officials noted no messages from the ship.
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Associated Press
Athens
Samuel Insull
Piraeus
Cretan
Insull
Maiotis
Liquor Figures In Nine Police Court Cases Today
E T Millis of Millville W Va Ben Kendall Charles Farmer Russell Oates William Jackson and Thomas Grim each contributed 5 and costs to the city ex cheauer this morning on account of drunkenness Addison Seabright for being drunk and setting fire to his bed was fined 10 and costs J Luth of Bloomery W Va and Hayes Orndorff of Stephens City were both found guilty of operating automobiles while intoxicated and each was fined 100 and costs and sentenced to serve one month in jail and their operator's licenses were revoked
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E. T. Millis
Millville
W. Va
Ben Kendall
Charles Farmer
Russell Oates
William Jackson
Thomas Grim
Addison Seabright
J. Luth
Bloomery
Hayes Orndorff
Stephens City
Maude Adams Breaks Ground as Peter Pan in 1905 Debut
Shivers ran through the theater world as Maude Adams, famed for her prior roles, wore boy's pants to star as Peter Pan at the Empire Theatre on November 5 1905. The beloved actress born in Salt Lake City November 11 1872 first appeared on stage as an infant and later graced New York until 1918, with a return in 1931.
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Maude Adams
Babbie
Juliet
Phoebe
James M. Barrie
Miss Adams
Peter Pan
New York
Empire Theater
Maude Adam
Salt Lake City
James Adams
Annie Adams
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J. R. Saunders
Virginia Anti-Saloon League
Ed. J. Richardson
Richardson
Drys
New Liquor Commission
Army
Good Mark
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June Sona
Pearson
Chase City
Harriet Pearson
Lewis Pearson
National Avenue
Mary Pearson
Walter S. Nicklin
Alexandria
Nicklin
Esther Harris
Mrs. E. P. Harrison
Nannie Goldsborough Harrison
Burr Powell Harrison
Leesburg
T. W. Harrison
Cox
Eugene Cox
Georgia
George Cochran
Wm. Byrd Farm
William Byrd
Clarke County
Philadelphia
George T. Bromley, Jr
New York City
Sarah Ann Long
R. J. McNally, Jr
Baltimore
R. J. McNally, Sr
C. Fred Barr
West Boscawen Street
University, Va
Geroge A. Dalgetty-Kerr
William C. Haines
Richard Avenue
Century Club
P. W. Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
Harry K. Russell
South Stewart Street
B. M. Knight, Jr
West Leicester Street
Chevy Chase Md
A. G. Martin
Clara Beery
West Cork Street
George M. Tatum
Greece
Little Kingdom
High Seas
Chicago Opera
Atmericarr
Abyssinia
Ethipians
Persia
Iraq
Thege
Rovers
Portia
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