Trainer Ray Shenk accused in theft of pedigreed setter dog
Ray Shenk, 24, of Luray Virginia the trainer at a Page county kennel was arrested by a deputy sheriff yesterday morning charged with stealing a valuable setter. Bailey of Luray swore out the warrant and says Shenk left Luray over a month ago to run kennels and transport ten dogs to Winchester. A Beclky West Virginia banker and express agent say a dog was shipped there but described as a pointer not a setter. Shenk denies the accusation and Bailey continues investigation into the missing dog.
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Ray Shenk
Luray
Page County
Clifford G. Bailey
Winchester
Shenk
Beckley
West Va
Bailey
Express
Handley High Opens Baseball Season At Bridgewater April 2
Handley High launches its baseball season April 2 against Bridgewater as Manager William Hollis issues a schedule. The team, defending Cumberland Valley and Virginia State League foes, adds Washington and Lee Freshmen and Clifton Forge to the slate with Captain Robert Patton leading a tested nine coached by Yates.
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Handley High
Bridgewater
William Hollis
Washington and Lee
Robert E. Lee School
Cliftonforge
Shepherds College
St. James Prep
Tech. High
Washington
Robert Patton
Patton
Yates
Front Royal High School
Clifton Forge
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Charlotte Hall
Hagerstown
V. A
Tech
Bailey dog dispute linked to Beckley banker sale
The kennel owner says the dog bought by the Beckley banker was contracted for weeks before Shenk arrived to train dogs. He traveled to Luray for Shenk's trial and will witness for him, asserting Shenk can clear himself of the charge.
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Beckley
Shenk
Luray
Tariff Talk to Be Shown to Women Across Nation
Washington March 23. The Democratic National Committee announced a national series of meetings for women in the next two weeks to discuss the tariff. Exhibits will display items women buy, each tagged with selling price and tariff amount.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
German cyclist Wittig cheered by Paris crowd after race
Karl Wittig, the first German rider at the Paris velodrome since the war, faced initial hostility but finished third in a six rider field. Crowds then urged an extra lap for honor, and Wittig complied amid a friendly reception.
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Paris
Karl Wittig
Wittig
German star moved by reception after match
Seated with a bouquet just before returning to his dressing room, the German appeared deeply moved by the reception accorded him.
Bergdoll draft evader believed aboard Albert Balin
Federal officers and police searched the Hamburg American liner Albert Balin on its New York arrival from Germany for Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the draft evader. Reports indicated Bergdoll had left Germany and may be en route to surrender in America under the American Legion plan.
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New York
Albert Balin
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Germany
Bergdoll
Germay
Albert
Balinsdia
France
America
American Legion
S S S T S. A Diet Remedy for Old Age in Vintage Ad
An old advertisement extols S S S for aging health, claiming it builds red blood cells and nerve power to ward off rheumatism and fatigue. It markets a vegetable formula available at drug stores, touting a large bottle as economical and urging readers not to fear the years ahead.
Teachers and Tax Foes Clash Over School Funding in Virginia
L J McCartney of Stephens City Virginia writes to defend public schools amidst two recent county cases enforcing the compulsory school law and disciplining a teacher. He argues moral training matters, cites Germany and World War lessons, and urges the Board of Supervisors to block tax increases threatening school sessions.
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County Court House
Virginia
Sound Spanking Continued From Page One
A Virginia public school debate questions the Farmers' Union and attacks claims by Stephens City residents. The writer argues for accepting certain facts without proof and cites a Winchester riot incident involving prohibition officers Shackelford and Hudson as a comparison.
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Farmers’ Union
Stephens City
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Steele
The
Winchester
Shackelford
Hudson
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