Clarke Circuit Court Frees Joe Dave in Orchard Worker Slaying
Joe Dave alias Harrison Fine walks free after Clarke Circuit Court finds evidence insufficient for guilt in the October slaying of itinerant orchard worker William Monroe Price. Judge Philip Williams rules reasonable doubt ends trial. defense argues self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dave
Clarke
Berryville
Harrison Fine
William Monroe Price
Philip Williams
Williams
A. Garland Williams
Dave
Wiliams
Commonwealth
Edward McCormick Williams
Price
Clarke Orchard
Norfolk and Western
Gate City
Winchester
Garland Williams
Washington
the Commonwealth
R. W. Buckner
Baker
Wardell Singhass
T. Eddy Brown
Carl Trenary
Shenandoah County to Borrow for Nine Month School Term
After a long all day session the Shenandoah County School Board and Supervisors resolved the deficit and authorized borrowing 19000 dollars to finance a full nine month term. The move followed hours of debate and a ruling from Attorney General Abram Staples. Approximately 100 patrons gathered at the courthouse to support the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Shenandoah
Board of Supervisors
Abram Staples
Richmond
Fires keep Washington area firemen on the run
Brush and woods fires across suburban Maryland and Virginia kept CCC workers and eight volunteer departments busy late last night. Major blazes damaged homes in Potomac Maryland and burned a porch at a Sisters of Mercy property, with two firemen injured in Takoma Park and Silver Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CCC
Potomac
Harry Bolton
H. W. Exnbrey
Takoma Park
Donald Gibson
Richard Burney
Silver Spring
Wheaton-Four Corners
Clifton Park
National Park College
Sisters of Mercy
Alta Vista
Ardmore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hig
Itt
Ieee
Philco Auto Radio
Poros
Barga
Bombshell
Crosley Radio
P Combin
Ren
Ea’ J
RCA
Stery Radio
Eveready
Harmoni Car
Werkly
Stel
Joe's
Leo
South Bend
Rome
Mir
Cal-Rete Auto
South Market
Hanover St
Carlisle
Chambersburg
Lewistown
Waynesboro
Legion
Ee Pyralin
Boston Shoe Repair Shoe
East Piccadilly St
Crosby Square
Esquire
Life
The
Saturday Evening Post