Lowlanders Flee Before New Floods Across Ohio Valley
Ohio river floods force evacuations from Knoxville to Brid geport with 150 homes at risk and a 35 to 40 foot crest forecast. Dayton area and Wheeling report rising waters as relief efforts and flood control funding rise, and the Red Cross reports donations totaling over 2.5 million.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Guntersville
Bridgeport
Alabama
Weather Bureau
Yesay
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Marietta
Steubenville
Portsmouth
Louisville
Owensboro
Henderson County
Illinois
Wabash
Mississippi
Washington
National Resources Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
Red Cross
Exhibition of Pictures At Handley High School
MA Winchester urges visitors to the Handley high school exhibition this week. Loaned by the Washington Water Color Club and shown with local school support and the American Federation of Art, the show includes designs and water colors by advanced Handley students.
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Handley High School
Washington Water Color Club
American Federation of Art
Handley
No Real Peace Without Equality Says Hitler
Adolf Hitler told an immense audience that true world peace requires equality among nations. He argued there can be no victors or vanquished or honored and dishonored, claiming the Reich is a genuine democracy and independent.
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Hitler
Essen
Adolf Hitler
Ers
Reich
Third Reich
Weimar Republic
Field refuses to release city information
City Manager Arthur M. Field remains silent on public affairs amid council objections to publicity. He cites criticism from some council members for withholding details and says policy definitions await council guidance. Water inquiries also declined pending council action.
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Arthur M. Field
Field
Heart Ailment Fatal To Mrs Rutherford
Mrs Katharine Childs Rutherford died at Memorial Hospital from a sudden heart collapse. She was the wife of Clarke county farmer Jack Rutherford and part of a prominent local family. She had been ill with a heart condition and was brought to the hospital for possible surgery, which was postponed. Her death followed a rapid onset before doctors could revive her. Relatives and friends in Clarke and Jefferson counties were shocked by the loss.
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Memorial Hospital
Katherine Childs Rutherford
Jack Rutherford
Clarke County
Rutherford
Clarke
Jefferson
Lamb Sleeps With Head On Dog's Flanks
An Albin household shows an unusual pair as a Beagle dog bonds with a two month old lamb owned by A. J. Tavenner. They eat together and share a sack hallway bed with the lamb resting its head on the dog's flank after being bottle-nursed since birth.
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A. J. Tavenner
Albin
Taverner
For Rent Offices of J E Robertson Furnished or Over Postal
Office space for rent from J E Robertson with optional furnishings. Also an office available over the Postal building. Applicants contact J H Henry. Dated March 27.
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J. E. Robertson
J. H. Henry
Cameron Suffered Gunshot Wound Near Shenandoah River
Joseph Cameron aged 40 from Howellsville near Morgan's Ford was shot at his home around 10:30 AM while assisting with a sheep disturbance. He was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital, conscious until surgery at 3 PM, with a slim chance of survival. water covered the Morgan's Ford bridge delaying transport.
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Front Royal
Joseph Cameron
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cameron
Howellsville
Morgan’s Ford
Shenandoah River
Here
Wirchester Institution
Ameron
Luther Board Farm
C. H. Grant
Linden
Delaplane
Paris
Lenten Services Planned at Centenary Reformed Church
The Rev. Dr. S. L. Flickinger will lead special Lenten services at 7:45 this evening in Centenary Reformed Church.
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S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Probing Taking On Larger at Hauptmann Case Discussed
The House committee heard claims of discrepancies in Hauptmann evidence and debated a possible reprieve to study the case. The carpenter's execution is set for Tuesday night. Also the veterans inquiry in Florida relief camps was told delays prevented evacuation due to hurricane warnings. President Roosevelt extended France-US talks deadline to May 15 for the preciprocal trade treaty. A long list of groups sought permission to testify at hearings on the new tax program.
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Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Arch Loney
PWA
Loney
Hauptman
Carpenter
House Veterans Committee
Florida
Wilcox
Senate Lobby Committee
William Randolph Hearst
House
Roosevelt
France
United States
Ways and
Means Committee
Reynoldstown Wins Grand National at Aintree
Major Noel Furlong's Reynoldstown, ridden by Walwyn, wins the Grand National by about 20 lengths over Ego after a grueling 30 jumps at Aintree. Castle Irwell finishes seventh as Usual Heavy Toll takes its toll with Avenger breaking his neck and being destroyed. Crown Prince, Inverseable, Provocative, and others falter. Davy Jones exits near finish. Reynolds town clocks 9:37, beating last year’s time.
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Aintree
Eng
Noel Furlong
Reynoldstown
Walwyn
Ego
Bachelor Prince
Castle Irwell
G. H
Pete) Bostwick
John Hay Whitney
Double Crossed
Violet Mundy
Avenger
A. Milmay
Davy Jones
Crown Prince
Inversible
Provocative
Whitney
Royal Random
Rod and Gun J. B. Snow
Delaneige
Jesse Metcalf
Kiltor
Wee Ata
Newgether
New York
Mrs Mace Dies of Pneumonia at 76 in Winchester
Mrs Katherine Miller Mace, long time Winchester resident and widow of Theodore Mace of Hagerstown, Md, died at 7:45 this morning at 302 South Braddock Street after a brief illness from pleurisy developing into pneumonia. She was 76. She was born Katherine Miller, daughter of James and Jane Houck Miller of Strasburg, Va, and lived in Hagerstown for years before moving to Winchester to care for her uncle Charles W Houck. Continued on page three.
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Katherine Miller Mace
Winchester
South Braddock Street
Mace
Theodore Mace
Hagerstown
Katherine Miller
James and
Jane Houck Miller
Strasburg
Charles W. Houck
Funeral Services Monday Afternoon For Fred L Glaize
Funeral services for Fred L Glaize Sr prominent Winchester businessman and City Council president will be held Monday at 3 o clock from the family residence 112 East Piccadilly Street. Rev Dr Luther A Thomas of Grace Lutheran Church and Rev E B McGukin of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will officiate with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers will be chosen from Glaize employees. The body is being brought east with Mrs Glaize and her brother and sister in law Dr and Mrs P W Boyd.
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Fred. L. Glaize
Winchester
San Francisco
West Coast
Piccadilly Street
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Glaize
Vera Stretz Admits She Slew Dr. Fritz Gebhardt
Vera Stretz testified in her defense that she fatally shot Dr. Fritz Gebhardt, her wealthy former lover and employer. The 32 year old secretary confessed to the act after her attorney pressed her on the motive and details of their relationship and a prior West Indies cruise aboard the Vulcania.
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Vera Stretz
Fritz Gebhardt
New York
Samuel Leibowitz
Gebhardt
Leibowitz
West Indies
Hauptmann Hopes for an Escape From the Chair
In Trenton Col Mark O Kimberling reports Hauptmann says he feels something will happen as Governor Hoffman signals no new reprieve without developments. The warden denies a sensational claim Hauptmann altered his ransom story. Attorney General Wilentz to issue a statement on reprieve tomorrow morning.
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Trenton
Mark O. Kimberling
State Prison
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Kimberling
Hoffman
Lindbergh
Bronx
Mark ©. Kimberling
The
States Prison
Wilentz III
David T. Wilentz
Marooned Night in School Amid Flood Sheltering
Teachers pupils and 3 bus drivers spent the night in the school after flooding cut off access. Honor roll lists students from first through ninth grades and several staff members who aided during the emergency.
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Walter Adams
Frank Flowers
Lucy March
Goldie McIlwee
William McIlwee
Lester Loy
jBack Creek
Isaacs Creek
Alice Flowers
Elizabeth Kelsoe
Robert Tinsman
Mary Cooper
Ray Lee
Delvin
June DeHaven
Katherine Davis
Roxanna Batt
William Berry
Elwood Fletcher
Rutle Peacemaker
Helen Grubbs
O’nile Omps
Howard DeHaven
Golden Rulers To Attend Service At Braddock Street Church
The Golden Rule Bible Class and city churchmen are urged to attend revival services at Braddock Street Methodist Church tonight. Rev. McIntyre will preach a challenging sermon as the meeting continues through next Sunday evening.
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Golden Rule Bible
Braddock Street Methodist Church
McIntyre
Gadara
Jesus
Braddock Church
Rev W O Talbert Declines Bethesda Pastorate
The Rev W O Talbert of this city declines the Bethesda Methodist Episcopal Church South pastorate near Washington D C on the Rockville pike due to other evangelistical engagements. New suits coats and accessories Moling Cather.
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W. O. Talbert
Bethesda Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Washington, D. C
Rockville Pike
Moling & Cather
James B Parks Dies After Illness At 65
James Booth Parks of Kernstown died at Memorial Hospital after a brief illness due to complications. He would have turned 66 on April 3. Survived by widow Ina Parks and son E Earl Parks and daughter Mabel Barrick. funeral Sunday at 2 30 from Parlett Funeral Home, Rev G H Clark officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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James Booth Parks
Hardy County
W.va
Kernstown
Mem
Reymann
Wardensville
W. Va
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mr. Parks
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Growers Advised To Discontinue Tar Oil Spray
W. S. Hough of the Winchester Research Laboratory warns apple growers to stop tar oil sprays except for late varieties like Romes and Yorks this week. Do not use tar oil after this week. wait for buds to show green at the ends before resuming sprays, and avoid oil and cresylic acid or lime sulfur and nicotine until the proper bud stage in early spring.
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W. S. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Police To Get New Uniforms By Apple Blossom Festival
Winchester police will wear blue serge uniforms by the Apple Blossom Festival. Contract awarded to Frank Gearing, East Piccadilly, after submitting material samples and a low bid. E. J. Snapp, police committee chair, announced the decision.
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Winchester
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
E. J. Snapp
Hoffman decries Hauptmann case as unfair and prejudiced
Governor Harold G. Hoffman denounces the Hauptmann prosecution as marked by passion and prejudice. He claims the case reeks of unfairness and asserts that if the prosecution would grant him the right he would respond.
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Gov. Hoffman
Hauptmann
Trenton
Nej
Harold G. Hoffman
Hoffmann hints at no further reprieve for Hauptmann
Governor Hoff man said he would not grant another reprieve for Bruno Hauptmann, who was convicted in Hunterdon county early last year of the Lindbergh baby murder. He spoke derisively of Prosecutor Anthony M. Hauck Jr. in the statement.
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Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Hunterdon County
Bruno Hauptmann
Hoffman
World News at a Glance: Mixed Global Events
Vera Stretz admits shooting her former employer and lover Dr. Fritz Gebhardt in New York. Townsend pension receipts total 771964.09 from 1934 to 1936. Hauptmann story about Lindbergh ransom questioned in Trenton. Grand National winner Reynoldstown at Aintree before 200k crowd. Hitler claims world peace requires equal partners at Krupp Works. Mussolini invites Madariaga to Rome for peace talks. Among air disaster victims in Mexico City are six women and eight men. Japanese and Manchukugan forces observed on far eastern frontier in Moscow report. Spain sees fresh political violence with two dead and eight wounded in Madrid.
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New York
Vera Stretz
Fritz Gebhardt
Washington
Townsend Old Age Pension Organization
Trenton
N. J
Hauptmann
Aintree
Eng
Reynoldstown
Sissen
Germany
Hitler
Krupps
Rome
Mussolini
Salvador de Madariaga
Spain
League of Nations
Mexico City
Central America
Moscow
Far
Madrid
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Virginia Avenue
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Robert B. Clements
Major Noel Furlong
America
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Dr. Kessler
Havana
Golden Rulers
James B. Parks
Anthony Hauck
New Jersey
Lashes
Harold Hoffman
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