United Bus Terminal Opens In Roanoke City
The Blue and Gray Transit unions and several lines relocate to the Union Bus Terminal at George Washington Hotel Roanoke. Old Dominion Stages and others join the terminal serving Shenandoah Valley West Virginia Kentucky Ohio routes and Washington D C. calls remain at 999. No fare cuts noted, Old Dominion recently reduced its Win line. continuation promised on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Railway
Shenandoah Valley Comery
Run
W. Va
Blue and Gray Transit Union Stages
Union Bus
United Bus Terminal
Blue and Gray
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Old Dominion Stages
Washington, D. C
Shenandoah Vallw
Roanoke
Wytheville
Knoxville
Tenn
Nene City
Tormen’ Ae
ImoOeath Service Corporation
Pera
Roa
Virginia Forests
Uing
Piccadilly and
Braddock Streets
George Wong
Union Bus Terminal
Liing
United Businal
Union Terminal
Culpeper
Fredericksburg
End Line
Berryville-Bluemonth
Ion Power Company
Winchester
Balore
Hagerstown
United Bus
George Washington Hotel
United
Old Dominion
Lindbergh Heads Home From Panama Flight
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, homeward bound, left Panama for Puerto Nicaragua at 7 58 am escorted by an army aviation squadron. He carried 201 pounds of Montivedeo New York mail aboard France Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Colon
Canal Zone
Charles A. Lindbergh
Puerto
Nicaragua
New York
Army Avia
Filer
France Field
Large Ford tri motored plane lands at Chester Airport
A late yesterday evening Ford tri motored airplane diverted to Chester Airport due to worsening weather. The craft en route from Detroit to Quantico expected to be delivered to the States Marine Corps weather officials advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thechester Airport
Quantigo
Detroit
Mich
Tice
States Marine Corps
Washington G
Quiet May Day Demonstrations Worldwide Report
AP reports May Day across the globe with varied responses. Paris and Madrid faced arrests while Berlin Sydney and Moscow saw orderly events and large parades. In New York Union Square hosts Dewey Day events before Communist demonstrations. Socialists plan a peaceful rally at the Coliseum.
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Associated Press
Radino
Paris
Berlin
Sydney
Moscow
Soviet Union
New York
Union Square
Whalen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Madison Square
East Side
New York Coliseum
Bronx
Madrid
Mrs McCormick Spent 252000 Incampaign Expenditures
Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick testified she used 252000 of her own money in her Illinois Republican senatorial bid. Senate campaign funds committee chairman Nye said a full inquiry would follow after reviewing her itemized accounts. Senator Deem en reported expending 24493 in his primary loss to McCormick. France and naval promises appear in the text.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
Nye
Senate Campaign Funds Investigating Committee
McCormick
Friendship Fire Company Meets May First At Friendship Hall
The regular monthly meeting of the Friendship Fire Company is set for Thursday night May 1 at 8 o'clock in Friendship Hall. All members are urged to attend. Captain Fred W. Forney signs.
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Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Hall
Nine Horses Named in Virginia Gold Cup Chase
Nineteen entries have been received for the annual Virginia Gold Cup Steeplechase to be run Saturday over the four mile course on the estate of B C Winmill in Warrenton Virginia. Preliminaries include the Whitehall Cup and Clovelly Cup with races at noon and 12 30 p m respectively on the Winmill estate.
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Warrenton
B. C. Nne
R. C. Winmell
Marigold
Walter J. Salmon
Glyndon
Soissons
Flying Horse Farm
Jack Skinner
James Mc Hamilton
Brose Fet
Sol Lake Forest
Eaten Burton
Verdun Belle
Benjamin Leslie Behr
J. A. Saportas, Jr
Maitland
Austin H
Rider
Lucien Keith
Alligator
M. R. Stevenson
Roslyn
L. I
Lyman Wright
Buigold
H. R. Bishop
Middleburg
Mr. Bishop
Zinthon
W C. Stettinius
Baltimore
W. C. Langley
New York
R. B. Ion
W. W. Lana
Williams Street
Katharine Woodward
Harry Duffey
Wallore Farm
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Wilson
T. H. Sommerville
W. Noyes
Ex Soldier Donates Conscience Fund After Self Audit
An ex soldier in Washington sends 110.76 to the War department ten years after the war. He items overpayments and improper charges including pay for sick days and idle time. He notes items such as target cloth and a spark coil and directs interest on the fund to the treasury conscience account.
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Assoniated Press
Washington
War Department
Marksman
Treasury
Aged Colored Woman Dies At Home Of Daughter
Duveenia Turner colored died at 10 35 this morning at her daughter Emily Rideout home 8 Freemont street She was an old respected resident of the city with most of her life spent here Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duveenia Turner
Emily Rideout
Freemont Street
Duveenia
Red Robin Tea Room at 163 North Loudoun Street
Mrs Geo H Emmans runs a dining venue offering American Chinese and Italian cuisines with catering for bridge parties and banquets. The restaurant promotes a refined atmosphere and features signage reading Rustic Sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Emmans
Cineons
North Loudoun Street
Grove Bros Dept Store Auction Sale Notice
Auction sale announced for Thursday and Friday night from 8 to 10 o'clock at Grove Bros Dept Store. Listing includes a department store sale event with specific hours and location.
Lohr Capper Named to Shenandoah Park Land Board
George H. Levi of Berryville is appointed special investigator and a member of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners for Shenandoah National Park land condemnation. The trio will meet at Warren County Clerk's office for oath, then proceed with appraisal duties. Also named are M. Lohr Capper of Frederick County and Miller Price of Shenandoah County. Levi is a farmer and orchardist active in local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Levi
Berryville
Shenandoah National Park
Levi
Warren County
Warren Clerk's
Board of Appraisal Commissioners
M. Lohr Capper
Frederick County
Miller Price
Shenandoah County
Virginia
Shenandoah Park
Circuit Court
Court of Special Commissioners
Park Counties
Federal Judicial District
Whiting
Clarke County
Battletown
Legge
Chamber of Merce
Congress
Farm Board
Chamber
Ne Teesion
National
Prohibition Fight Claims Hoover Aides Weigh Liquor Plans
William H Stayton told the Senate lobby committee four members of the Hoover law enforcement commission discussed alternatives to the current law for liquor distribution. He named Kenyon Pound Lamont Mellon Adams Stimson as cabinet members who believed prohibition a failure. Secretary Adams denied opposing the amendment and Lamont said he had not discussed prohibition since joining the cabinet. Colonel Harry W Anderson denied any such plan by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William H. Stayton
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Senate Lobby Committee
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Kenyon
Dean Pound
Anderson
Caraway
Charles S. Wood
Philadelphia
Hoover
Slayton
Law Enforcement Commission
Lamont
Vis
Brown
Mellon
Adams
Stimson
Hoover Lanforcement Commission
Commission
Stayton
Admiral Byrd Praises Sea Scout Paul Siple
Sea Scout Paul A. Siple of Erie Pennsylvania receives high praise from Admiral Byrd for his work with the Byrd Antarctic Expedition. Siple, an Eagle Scout, served as Byrd’s personal aide and earned the highest commendation after fourteen months on the ice. Byrd described him as a man among men who stood deck watches and proved an able seaman aboard the expedition ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Paul A. Siple
Erie
Admiral Byrd
New York
Frank R. Horton
National Scout
Siple
Byrd
America
Dunedin
New Zealand
Antarctica
Sea Scout
Boy Scouts of America
Vance Insurance Suit Over Fire Destroyed Stock Hearing
Mrs A R Vance sues Continental Fire Insurance Co to recover 2500 for stock destroyed by fire at her Nain store. The case before Judge Philip Williams in Frederick County Circuit Court features testimony on stock value and policy terms as witnesses for both sides are heard.
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A. R. Vance
Continental Fire Insurance Company
Vance
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Philip Williams
Harry R. Kern
Harrison and Harrison
T. Russell Cather
Alexander H. Sands
Richmond
Nain
OSS
C. C. Lloyd
Three Burials At Same Time In Stephens City
Three funerals were held yesterday at Green Hill Cemetery in Stephens City Virginia at the same hour. Lucius M Hodge died in Memorial Hospital in Winchester James L Gardner and Eva Slokum Dean were killed in a Riverton Virginia automobile accident Sunday afternoon. Gardner was a prominent building contractor. Services for Gardner were at the Methodist Episcopal Church South at 3 30 pm conducted by Rev O D Lambert assisted by Rev Richardson. Dean was buried simply with service by Rev Snyder Alleman of Trinity Lutheran Church. Hodge was buried at Green Hill Cemetery with a large cortege and service by Rev M D Mitchell of Braddock Street M E Church.
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Green Hill
Stephens City
Lucius M. Hodge
Memorial Hospital
James L. Gardner
Eva Slokum Dean
Riverton
Gardner
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Oo. D. Lambert
Mr. Richardson
Reliance
Jesus
Ray Bowman
Gardner Headley
Philip Bowman
Boyd Headley
John Bowman
William Cornwell
E. M. Steele
P. E. Lineburg
M. J. Herrell
A. W. Utterback
Briscoe Williams
Russell Shryock
Mr. Hodge
Lucius M. Hodson
W. c. Hodge
Loudoun St
Piven
Adhens City
Eeterment
Green Hill Cemetery
M. D. Mitchell
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Winchester
Bandits Seize Van Cargo of Cigarettes in New Albany
Bandits captured a moving van loaded with cigarettes valued at $18,000 on the route from Louisville to Chicago. They held two New Albany residents as captives until Wednesday, according to a telegram received by E. Phillips of Phillips Truck Line.
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Associated Press
New Albany
Ind
Louisville
Chicago
E. Phillips
Ae Phillips Truck Line
New Alny
Porch Wrecked by Auto Truck Hits Unger House
An unknown automobile truck hit the front porch of Mrs. Annie Unger’s house at Freemont and Race streets, demolishing the porch. The truck continued driving. no license plate or driver identification was obtained, leaving police unable to locate the responsible party.
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Freemont
Race Streets
Annie Unger
British Defeat U.S. Women Golfers at Sunningdale
At Sunningdale England on May 1 a British women’s team defeated the United States in an all day match. The event featured four ball foursomes in the morning and singles in the afternoon.
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Associated Press
Sunningdale
Eng
United States
Farm sale notice for Fannie Smithey estate Brucetown
In Brucetown near Clearbrook a 107 acre tract with a large residence and woolen mill buildings is offered. The Fannie Smithey farm will be sold at noon Saturday May 17 in front of the courthouse. See sale bill.
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Fannie Smithey
Brucetown
Clearbrook
Court House
Hershey ice cream delivery to Winchester retailers begins May 1
Notice states Hershey ice cream will be delivered within Winchester city limits to the retail trade starting May 1. No order delivered less than one quart. Bulk or pint packages available with a 10 cent extra delivery charge. Contact Cyril Mee at Hotel Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Hershey Ice Cream
Cyril
Hotel
Naval Treaty Submitted to the Senate for Ratification
The London naval treaty of 1930 was placed in President Hoover's hands for transmittal to the Senate for ratification. Secretary Stimson delivered two certified copies as diplomats and officials prepare for a likely quick review by the Foreign Relations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
London
Senate
Hoover
Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Capitol
Congress
Pitas
Seaman
Stimson
United States
Robinson
Kansas
de Panta
Asa
Morrow
Dawes
Gibson
Brussels
Reid
Pennsylvania
Europe
Day
Taamepareenan Teh Te Agen
Sauna
Foxcroft to Host Annual Horse Show in Middleburg
Leesburg Virginia May 1 The Foxcroft horse show returns May 5 starting at 10 am near Middleburg with seventeen classes. Three classes are open to the public while the rest feature Foxcroft students. Silver cups will be awarded and lunch served on the grounds. The event draws large crowds to watch equestrian skill and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Foxcroft
Middleburg
Trans continental Flier Reaches El Paso After Night Landing
Frank Goldsborough, 19, arrives in El Paso at 6 31 a m MT after forced landing in a desert 100 miles east of the city. He spent the night aboard his aircraft and resumed flight at daylight from Midland toward El Paso.
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el Paso, Texas
Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
Frank Goldsborough
Here
Midland
Special sale on tulips at People's Drug Store
Unusual cut flowers including tulips offered at 50 cents per dozen Thursday Friday and Saturday. Attractively priced at the People's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Drug Store
Reward Offered for Lost Ford Wheel and Tire
A five dollar reward is offered for the return of a Ford wheel and tire lost between Winchester and Bunker Hill. The notice is from T. J. Cooper & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Winchester
Bunker Hill
T. J. Cooper & Sons
Rose bushes offer 3 for 1 dollar from Flower Shop
Advertises 2 year old rose bushes with only 1 000 left. Order now at 3 for 1 dollar and 350 cents each from The Flower Shop.
Reward for return of pocketbook belonging to J K Strode
Reward offered for the return of a pocketbook containing cards belonging to J K Strode. The item was left at Star Office and a reward is posted for its safe return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.K. Strode
Star Office
Farm Board Debate Splits Commerce Leaders
Denver banker Daniel Millett classifies Farm Board policies as fantastic dreams while lawmakers clash over cooperative marketing plans. The session, led by Chairman Legge, featured sharp attacks on the Farm Board and assurances from business groups backing federal farming acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Stockman
Farm Board
Wynden
Associated Press
Ashington
Arm Board
Ber of Commerce of
United States
Eas
Senate
Daniel Millett
Barnes
National Businessee Conference
Congress
Representative Fort
New Jersey
House Agriculture
Frame
Railroad Shares Lead Decline of Stock Market
New York May 1 The stock market fell sharply as railroad shares dragged the market down with widespread losses across groups. Many issues dropped $2 to $6 a share with some declines reaching $15, reflecting poor first quarter earnings and cautious Wall Street estimates for the second quarter. Total sales ran near 60000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Sécone
Ban Call
Grove Bros. Dept Store 8 to 6 Sale Notice
Thursday and Friday night hours 8 to 6 listed for Grove Bros Dept Store. Sparse OCR shows store hours and a date fragment (4-30-1p-21) but lacks full context or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elec Grove Bros. Dept
Rouss Fire Co. Sets May 2 Meeting and Uniform Return
Rouss Fire Company calls a regular meeting for Friday May 2 with all members present. Uniforms must be returned by May 3. Secretary Lee M Lamp signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee M. Lamp
Sarah Zane Fire Co Holds May Meeting
Regular monthly meeting of Sarah Zane Fire Co set for Friday night May 2 at 2 p.m. on carnival preparations and other business to be discussed by officers led by R. B. Brown.
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
Sarah Zane Ay Co
R. B. Brown
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TANGE
Col. Lindbergh
Panama
Athens
Lisbon
Warsaw
France
Fred W. Forney
Red Robin Tea Room
Grove Bros. Dept
Lohr Capper
Nat. Park Project
Wm. H. Stayton
The
Paul L. Siple
Mr. Gardner
Miss Dean
U.S
Commerce
Hyde
Rouss Fire Co
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