Cinderella in Flowerland at Warren County High Friday
An operetta presented by Warren County elementary pupils on Friday May 10 in the Warren County High School auditorium. More than 25 pupils act in Cinderella in Flowerland directed by Mrs. Lottie Whitehurst with students filling roles such as Cinderella Jane Louise Hockman and Prince Sunshine John C. Boggs along with many supporting characters and sunbeams.
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Front Royal
Cinderella
Flowerland
Warren County Ementary School
Warren Country High School
Lottie Est Whitehurst
Jane Louise Hockman
Proud Sisters
Mary F. Vaughan
Genevieeve Baker
Dori Vaglori
Bonnie Bee
Howard Ball
Ruth Williams
Ellen Willey
Robin Red
Clyde Manuel
Prince Sunshine
John C. Boggs
Poppy
Wailes Darby
Butterfly
Eleanor Bass
Pansy
Jean Willey
Daffodil
Jane Dutrow
Violet
Caro
Sweet Briar
Evelyn Clagett
Mignonette
Ann Mathews
Lily Bell
Patsy Thompson
Get Pea
Margaret Cassarrell
Narcissus
Frances Rutherford
Katie Lee Baker
Kittleberger
Ruth Wines
Rickel
Hugh Miller
Helen Mills
Priscilla Stump
Lorrain Acevez
Caroline Williams
Divers Search For Drowned Bradford Cook Body
Front Royal May 1 divers continued the search for Bradford Cook who drowned when his boat capsized in the Shenandoah river near Riverton. Divers may be called from Baltimore if the body remains unfound. Another drowning occurred when a boat carrying Mrs. Granville Hockman and Lloyd Cook capsized. their bodies have been recovered.
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Front Royal
Bradford Cook
Shenandoah River
Riverton
Baltimore
Gost
Granville Hockman
Lloyd Cook
Bradford
Health Day Emphasizes Diphtheria Immunization Efforts
Royal notices Health Day observes child health measures with emphasis on diphtheria immunization. Clinics set in Front Royal May 9 from 2 to 5 pm, with additional sessions in Browntown May 7 and Milldale May 5 led by Dr. Cohen and Dr. Dearmont. Children aged six months to six years urged to vaccinate.
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Front Royal
Browntown
Cohen
Milldale
Dearmont
Two-Year War On TB Declared By Local Group
FRONT ROYAL Va May 1 Announcement has been made by the Warren County Tuberculosis Committee that plans are being made to join in a two year educational campaign against tuberculosis in which recent developments in treatment of the disease will be emphasized. The plan aims to show the need for prompt treatment, remove fallacies and fears, and familiarize citizens with improvements in treatments.
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Front Royal
Warren County Tuberculosis Committee
T. S. Melton
Tuberculosis Society
Melton
Parents’ Association
B. J. Hillidge
Saville
Aubrey G. Weaver
W. H. East
Staunton
Hugh E. Naylor
J. Frank Forsyth
George N. Buck
S. M. Boyd, Jr
John Marshall
McKay Hill
East
L. B. Dutrow
Shenandoah
Harold W. Smith
Walter G. Olmstead
H. H. Bowman
L. S. Rohr
P. M. Shirey
Mark B. Turner
Beverley F Browne
Edward T. Whitworth
Oscar Ettmuller
Ettmuller
Chamber of Commerce
Kens
Hold Black People In Car Theft
Two Black men named John Evans and Walter Greavely of Washington DC were arrested at Riverton by State Police Officer Turner on a charge of possession of a stolen car a 1934 Ford stolen from Washington DC. A second set of DC license plates was found under the seat. They are held for District authorities.
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Front Royal
John Evans
Walter Greavely
Washington, D. C
Riverton
Turner Slaughter
Iris
D. C
Court sentences multiple defendants in Front Royal
In Front Royal on May 1 Trial Justice Walter G. Olmstead jailed Robert Holmes for six months and fined him 25 dollars plus costs for stealing a car. Charles Reager of Rappahannock County was fined 10 dollars and 5.25 dollars costs for reckless driving.
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Front Royal
Walter G. Olmstead
Robert Holmes
Charles Reager
Rappahannock
Roosevelt Appeals for Balance in Coal Trade
President Roosevelt said he seeks a continuous balance between coal production and consumption but will reserve comment on the Guffey bill for federal regulation of the industry.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Front Royal Social and Personal News May 1
Henry Trout Jr. ill at home shows some improvement. Louise Boyer confined at home with illness. Station apiarists and Mrs. B. F. Cooley spent yesterday at Reliance. Mrs. Mattie Irwin returns from Richmond. L. S. Rohr family in Leesburg Washington DC and Baltimore. I O Kilbler visited Washington. Mrs. W. B. Carson and Virginia visit Washington. Mrs. W W Reynolds reunites with husband after Christiansburg stay. Edgar Rohr of Manassas visited town. Front Royal Rotary Club met at Afton Inn for weekly dinner. Dr. Lyle F. Hansbrough spoke on modern methods of fighting tuberculosis. Helmouth of Washington DC visiting James Grant’s family. N E Landis of Luray attends county H Club meetings. J E Keyser and family of Flint Hill visit. Helen Shockey of V E R A in Winchester visited today.
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Front Royal
Afton Inn
Lyle F. Hansbrough
Front Royal Chamber Hears A J Saville At Annual Dinner
The Front Royal Chamber of Commerce held its annual dinner at the Af ton Inn with over 60 attendees. Guest speaker Allen J Saville of Richmond urged rapid action to capitalize on Skyline Drive opening and tourism growth.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Chamber of Commerce
Afton Inn
Allen J. Saville
Richmond
Dan Hollenga
Alexandria
Saville
Virginia
Court House
Royal Avenue
Main Street
Funeral services for Mrs Granville Hockman
Mrs Granville Hockman died in the Riverton tragedy. Funeral services were held yesterday at Bennett's Chapel with Rev R Moorman Parker and Rev R B Claggett officiating and interment followed in the church burial ground.
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Front Royal
Granville Hockman
Bennett’s Chapel
R. Moorman Parker
R. B. Clagett
Hockman
Riverton
Grain quotes show mixed futures and cash prices
Chicago futures for wheat and corn drift within narrow ranges from May contracts to July and Sept. Prices range from 97 5 8 to 98 1 8 for wheat and 89 3 8 to 79 5 8 for corn. Cash grain in Chicago and Baltimore lists No. 2 red wheat at 98 1 4 and white corn around 95 to 97 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Market in stocks holds gains as bonds firm and currencies slip
New York May 1 stock market maintained a modest rebound with widespread advances in leading shares. Wheat and grains rose in Chicago while cotton futures stayed steady on outside buying. Bond market saw gains in U S government issues as the dollar weakened against major currencies. call money at 0.25%. Closing prices included Allied Chemical 143, American Can 119, Bethlehem Steel 25 1 8, General Motors 29 1 8, Union Pacific 89 1 2, U S Steel 31 3 8, Woolworth 57.
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Chicago
U.S
Stock Exchange
Allied. Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel & Tel
Atch
Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol. Gas of N
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Igomery Ward
Central
Peon, Railroad
Paid Hush Money To An Official In Franks county
Roanoke report on Andrew Bondurant testifying that he paid protection money to Deputy Abshire and that brothers J F Bondurant and Jack Bondurant were shot while attempting to haul liquor during a Franklin county blockade. The case involves 23 defendants in a conspiracy to evade IRS levies.
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Roanoke
Andrew Jackson
Abshire
James F. Bondurant
Jack
Internal Revenue Department
Speak Cautiously in Chinatown Says Hi Ho Chi
A fragment quotes Hi Ho Chinatown urging cautious talk to avoid provoking enemies. The quirky line hints at coded speech about tempering troubles and avoiding offense in tense interactions.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Markets Report
Cattle 150 steady with slaughter steers 6.50 to 12.00, heifers 4.75 to 10.00, cows 3.50 to 7.50, bulls 4.00 to 7.50. Hogs 450 steady with truck hogs 9.10 to 9.70 for 140-200 lb, 8.60 to 9.30 for 200-250 lb, 8.00 to 9.95 for 250-350 lb, sows 5.90 to 8.15, pigs 7.70 to 9.45. Sheep and lambs 175 steady. spring lambs 7.00 to 11.50, lambs 5.00 to 9.50, ewes 2.00 to 6.00. Philadelphia: dressed poultry spring ducks Long Island 19, live poultry unchanged, butter unchanged, eggs 7.190 steady on top grades and weaker on others. U S Department of Agriculture standards No 3 and 4 241-225 U S trades 24.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Long Island
U. S
Tugwell Named To Lead Rural Resettlement Division
President Roosevelt announced the creation of a rural resettlement division to move people from unprofitable areas to better living conditions as part of the $4 billion works relief program. Rexford G. Tugwell will head the division, with Morris Llewellyn Cooke crafting a rural electrification unit. The plan aims to spend the funds by July 1, 1938, and outlines conditions for multi year city undertakings and debt strapped municipalities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rexford G
Morris Llewellyn Croke
Philadelphia
Cooke
Natural Resources Board
Europe
Roosvelt
Ras Takes all Blame For Printing Secrets
Chairman McSwain of South Carolina said he assumed full blame for the publication of secret testimony given to the house military committee by two high army officers. He read Roosevelt’s rebuke aloud and promised a reply by tomorrow.
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Washington
McSwain
D-Sc
House Military Committee
New York
Roosevelt
Commerce Group Speakers Attack New Deal Effort
Washington May 1. Speakers at the Chamber of Commerce of the United States convention attacked various phases of the New Deal. Wendell L. Willkie, utility executive, urged that fears of a blind economic force be replaced by fear of a hostile government attitude. The overall stance of the chamber remained undecided.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Hall of a Thousand Pillars Unearthed in Delhi Site
Excavations in Delhi reveal the remains of a grand building once occupied by sultans and Mogul emperors, historically named the Hall of a Thousand Pillars. It is linked to the reign of the tyrant Muhammad bin Tughlaq 1285–1351.
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Delhi
Mohamed bin Tughlak
Questioned On Offer To Locate Thomas Robinson Jr
Memphis Tenn May 1 A man described by Inspector Will T Griffin as W O Cook 24 was questioned today concerning an alleged offer to locate Thomas H Robinson Jr sought for the kidnaping case.
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Memphis
Tenn
Will T. Griffin
W. O. Cook
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Unclear Text Noted in Historical Release
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an unnamed man and spouse with mentions of information cues and a $866 figure. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Stell
Griffin
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I. O. Kilbler
W. B. Carson
Virginia Carson
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W. W. Reynolds
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Edgar Rohr
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J. E. Keyser
Flint Hill
Helen Shockey
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A. J. Saville
Winchester Markets
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Under Secretary of Agriculture
Ras
Commerce Group
New Deal
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