Richards granted writ of error in Virginia appeal
Boyd R Richards of Winchester received a writ of error from the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals on his Corporation Court conviction for criminal assault on a young girl. If the high court upholds the jury verdict, his 10 year sentence stands. a new trial could follow if the verdict is set aside.
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Boyd R Richards
Boyd R. Richards
Winchester
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Corporation Court of Winchester
Associated Press
Richmond
Appelate
Richards
Supreme Court of Appeals
Corporation Court
Herbert
Larrick
Frank S. Tavenner
Woodstock
Philip Williams
Williams
Appelate Court
Virginia State Penitentiary
Winchester Park Team Prepares for Opening Day
The Winchester Park Association elected Paul Carper as manager and W A Baker as assistant manager in a special City Hall session. Outfield will be Plowed and rolled, practice starts in 10 days, 60 teams signed for the 1933 season. First game April 22 vs Millwood Athletic Club. Senator Byrd of Virginia hoped to attend and throw the first ball.
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Winchester Park Association
City Hall
Paul Carper
W. A. Baker
Messrs. Carper
Baker
Millwood Athletic Club
The
Park Association
Senator Byrd
Virginia
Bailey Bros sells fence line posts and gates
Sale notice for Bailey Bros listing line posts end posts angle posts and American gates. Contact P. M. Hunksouser.
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Bailey Bros
P. M. Hunksouser
U S Apple Trade Opens Market in India for Growers
Growers from Maryland and Virginia plus eighteen states heard that a new India market for American apples is opening through Commerce Department agreements with shipping interests. An importer ordered 1 000 boxes as rates drop, while growers urge tariff relief and rail rate cuts.
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Washington
Baltimore Sun
India
England
Department of Commerce
Calcutta
Japan
Maryland
Virginia
France
Germany
Congress
State Department
Harry F. Byrd
Eastern Apple Growers Council
Professional Atmosphere In Stock Market
Stocks leaned toward heaviness in New York trading with a light pace and few offerings. Rail shares showed minor attempts to advance while declines were fractional to a couple of points across industrial, specialty, and utility favorites. Carriers held narrow moves amid a 3 percent call money market and sterling cables opening at 3.42 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterling Cables
Funeral Services Held For Infant Vincent Derne
Infant Vincent Leon Derne son of Mrs. Juanita Jackson Derne died at age five months from spinal meningitis at his mother's home 318 Highland avenue. Funeral conducted at Christian Church on Timber Ridge by Rev. S. J. Goode, with burial in the church cemetery.
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Vincent Leon Derne
Juanita Jackson Derne
West Virginia
Highland Avenue
Christian Church
Timber Ridge
J. Goode
Pennsylvania Senate Backs Referenda on Baseball And Football
The Pennsylvania Senate approved a bill to allow statewide and local referenda on state baseball and football issues. The 26 to 23 vote sends the measure to the House for concurrence on amendments.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Senate
House
More than 1000 names released on large withdrawals in Baltimore
In Annapolis on March 21 the names of over 1000 individuals and firms who withdrew more than 10000 from state banks in Baltimore in the ten days before the banking moratorium were released by Albert J. Almoney. The list was provided to the House of Delegates per a resolution and Bank Commissioner John J. Ghingher's delivery.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Baltimore
Albert J. Almoney
House of Delegates
Almoney
John J. Ghingher
House
Thomas A
Eee Democrat
Flood Waters Continue Rush Through States
Destructive Ohio valley floods sweep across Ohio Kentucky and Indiana with ten or more fatalities and thousands displaced. Red Cross and Navy mobilize aid as national guardsmen assist flood districts from Cincinnati to Wheeling and Manchester.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Wheeling
W. Va
National
Portsmouth
Batavia
Manchester
Huntington
Evansville
Ind
Washington
Red Cross
Ohio River
Mississippi
Mt. Vernon
Weather Bureau
Cairo
Memphis
Helena
Ark
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Tenn
Ill
Alabama
National Red Cross
Buffalo Coast Guard
Navy Department
Navy Reserve
Steubenville
Rational Guard
Newport
Covington
Middle West
Stock Sale Recall Notice By E F Wright
E F Wright recall notice states the sale of March 28th is being withdrawn. lp-1t
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E. F. Wright
Roosevelt Proposes Conservation Corps to Create Forest Jobs
President Roosevelt urged Congress to create a Conservation Corps to employ up to 250000 men in national and state forests by early summer. He also proposed grants for relief work, public construction, and a federal relief administration to coordinate the plan.
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Congress
Conservation Corps
Washington
E“ Conservation Corps
Office of Federal Relief Administrator
White House
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Norris
Neb
Muscle Shoals
Executive Mansion
Wheller
D. Mont
Leaders Urge Loyal Civic Support for Government
Dr. E. G. Gill of Roanoke urged Harrisonburg Lions Club members and all service clubs to back government efforts to restore economic stability. He warned against seeking handouts and called for proactive local and national leadership. He praised the Lions Club and invited members to Blacksburg for the state convention May 4 and 5.
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Harrisonburg
E. G. Gill
Roanoke
Virginia
Lions Club
Dr. Gill
Richmond
Washington
Service Club
America
Clu
Lions
Blacksburg
W. W. Wharton
State Board For
House Passes Bill For Sale Of Beer And Wine
The House approved final passage of the 3.2 beer and wine bill but Senate adjourned before a vote, delaying White House submission. No recorded roll call. a lone speech opposed by Rep Blanton of Texas preceded "Aye" shouts. If signed by noon tomorrow, 15 days pass before sales begin in less restricted states.
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Associated Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
House
Blanton
Texas
Meeting of the group at V S DB Staunton
The Blind attended a meeting of the group at V. S. DB. B. Staunton yesterday before coming here.
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V. S
Walker's Wife Testifies in Separation Divorce Case
Mrs Janet Allen Walker testified in Miami that former New York mayor James J Walker left her four years ago and has refused to return. She stressed she seeks no alimony and noted he has helped with living expenses. She recounted their 1912 wedding and 1928 separation, crying during questioning.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
James J. Walker
Janet Allen Walker
New York
Supt Kline Is Main Speaker To Lions Club
Leslie D. Kline Frederick county division superintendent spoke to the Winch Lions Club at the George Washington Hotel on social trends and school system issues. Lion John Glaize introduced him as visitors including Attorney Perrine Voine Omps C. W. Moulden and Rev. Robert B. Nelson attended.
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Leslie D. Kline
Frederick County
Winch Lions Club
George Washington
Supt. Kline
Lion John Glaize
Civic League
American Red Cross and
District Nurses Association
Lions
Lions Club
R. E. Perrine
Lion Kline
Voine Omps
Lion Sebert Smith
C. W. Moulden
Lion C. F. Schenck
Robert B. Nelson
Club
Paves Way To Vote On Repeal
In Harrisburg the House approved a Senate bill to set up a 51 member convention to vote on repeal of the eighteenth amendment. The measure passed 132 to 67 and moves to the Senate for concurrence in minor amendments.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Senate
Potomac River Falls at Williamsport After Flood Peak
Hagerstown Md March 21 The Potomac river stood at 11 feet today at Williamsport with water gradually declining and flood danger believed past Rains have ceased in the area.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Potomac River
Williamsport
Phone Installed At Festival Central Office
The Apple Blossom Festival sets a central office at the George Washington Hotel building. J. P. Arthur director general announces the number 589 and says the office opens tomorrow morning to handle festival business. Telephone subscribers are urged to note the new number.
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George Washington
J. P. Arthur
Arthur
Farmers and Fruit Growers Crop Seed Loan Hearings in Winchester
The Court Room of the Circuit Court in Winchester Virginia will host hearings on Wednesday March 22 1933 from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m for applications for Crop Seed Loans under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act of January 22 1932 and the February 4 33 act. J Gray Beverley Field Inspector acts as observer.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Winchester
Virginia
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Court Opening Delayed For Judge Paul Absence
In Harrisonburg Virginia on March 21 the opening of the spring term of the United States District Court was postponed until Wednesday due to Judge John Paul's absence who is hearing a case in Norfolk. Jurors defendants and witnesses were told to return Wednesday. The docket includes more than 100 witnesses several prohibition and narcotic cases and a heavy civil schedule after criminal matters are finished.
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Harrisonburg
Unites District
John Paul
Norfolk
C. E. Gentry
Paul
Prohibition
Feve
Luther B Way
A. P. Grice
Virginus Butt
John 8. Persons
The
Guaranty Title and Trust Corporation
Glass and Byrd Block 3.2 Percent Beer Bill
Senators Glass and Byrd of Virginia voted against the 3.2 percent beer content compromise after reports from conference on the alcohol limit. Byrd previously opposed 3.05 percent as possibly unconstitutional. Glass has maintained opposition since beer legislation began.
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Glass
Byrd
Washington
Virginia
Senate
House
Hand of Death Quietly Claims A S Dandridge
Death came quietly last night to Alexander Spottswood Dandridge at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. The 84 year old civil engineer and longtime Winchester resident was born in 1849 at The Bower near Shepherdstown, West Virginia. He pioneering in railroad location and construction and worked for the New York City Water Commission. He was unmarried with nephews and nieces as closest relatives.
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Alexander Spottswood Dandridge
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Frederick County
the Bower
Mr. Dandridge
Jefferson County
W. Va
Bower
Leetown
Shepherdstown
Adam Stephenmies Severai Stetary
Dandridge
New York City Water Commission
Protestant Episcopal Church
the Star
Serena K. Dandridge
H. N. Pendleton
Pittsburgh
Robert L. Martin
Philadelphia
Florence Dandridge
Lewis B. Franklin
Flushing
N. Y
Rev . P. Dandridge
Twenty four graduates bid adieu at local college
Graduates from a small local college become the first post prohibition class to complete degrees. They hail from across the United States and Canada as tensions ease in local education milestones.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Johnsons Wed Amid Parking Law Towing
William Johnson and Elizabeth Houck wed at Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church. On leaving the ceremony Johnson found his car towed by police for a parking law violation.
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Philedelphia, Pa
Williamt Johnson
Elizabeth Houck
Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church
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