Entries for the Warrenton Gold Cup Race Plentiful
The Warrenton Gold Cup field lists Beier and five other thoroughbreds with Choate 3 p.m. start. Va entries include Frostcake May Boy War Port Broadview Steeplechase and Mountie Plate horses, with owners R. B. Young Randolph Duffey Morris Clark and others in Warrenton and Montgomery areas.
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Ig Ry
Beier
Pegan
Coe Tee
Aoe
Frank M. Gould
New York
Lassitude
Wyndham W. Torr
Embassy
Washington
Dan
Ewart Johnston
Boyce
Red
G. L. Ohrstrom
Greenwich
Conn
Ronille Comonhome
J. W. Y. Martin
Glyndon
Virginia
R. B. Young
Middleburg
War Port
Randolph G. Duffey
Warrenton
Hepburn Leaves Hollywood Over Contract Split
Katharine Hepburn and REO studios end their contract after mutual decision to part ways over story material differences. The move comes May 4 with no further details.
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Hollywood
Katharine Hepburn
REO Studios
Glossary of Star Marble Tournament Terms
The Winchester Evening Star explains slang of local marble play including shooter, dubs, knuckling down, lofting, bowling and English. It defines lag line pitch line lagging hunching and histing as key actions and forbidden moves in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curly
Mac
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Winchester Evening Star
Glassies
Miles
Aed
Took No Action Against Whitney
L. Martin Richmond of the New York Stock Exchange testified that he took no action after learning in mid February that Richard Whitney asked a partner in Richmond's brokerage to suborn a $125000 loan. He testified during the Securities and Exchange Commission inquiry into the Whitney firm bankruptcy resumed March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
L. Martin Richmond
New York Stock Exchange
Richard Whitney
Richmond
Securities and Exchange Commission
Whitney
Kennedy-Wilson State Endorsed by Hosiery Workers
The American Federation of Hosiery Workers endorsed the Kennedy-Wilson ticket in the Pennsylvania Democratic primary campaign at its annual convention in Charlotte. The union urged the labor movement to work and vote for four specified candidates.
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Charlotte
N. C
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Kennedy-Wilson
Pennsylvania
Organized Labor Movement
Two Prisoners Held After Apple Blossom Festival Pickpocket Suspect
Aaron Hellman and Rose Kole were arrested during the apple blossom festival on suspicion of pickpocketing. They were turned over to District of Columbia authorities and transferred to Washington. Sergeant Francis Funk reported that the woman jostled a man to snatch his pocketbook while several accomplices fled in a car with Iowa plates.
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Aaron Hellman
Rose Kole
District of Columbia
Washington
Francis Funk
Iowa
German Nobel laureate Carl von Ossietzky dies in Berlin
Carl von Ossietzky, 48, the German pacifist and 1936 Nobel Prize winner, died today of meningitis in a Berlin sanitarium.
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Berlin
Carl von Ossietzky
Deadlocked Pittsburgh talks hit downtown parking again
Deadlocked negotiations left 25 parking lots and garages in Pittsburgh's downtown economy idle as attendants remained on strike for higher wages and shorter hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Golden Triangle
Barbra Haugwitz-Rev entlow settles tax dispute in 1933
Countess Barbara Haugwitz-Rev entlow formerly Princess Barbara Hutton Mdivani agrees with the Board of Tax Appeals to pay 20086 in income taxes for 1933 to settle a 25108 deficiency claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Countess Barbara Haugwitz-Reventlow
Princess Barbara Hutton Mdivani
Board of Tax Appeals
Softball League Meeting Tonight at 7 30
Winchester Softball league chief Jack Crowl calls a representative from each team to attend tonight at 7 30 at the Young Men's Sport Shop near the hotel. Snag Sargent will preside as a schedule and player lists are prepared and field issues discussed. A mass meeting for all league players precedes the first game.
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Winchester
Jack Crowl
Snag Sargent
Dies From a Heart Spell in Memorial Hospital
Joseph William Rinker aged seventy seven, a Warren county native long resident of this city, died in Memorial Hospital after a heart attack suffered while visiting his daughter in Marshall Virginia. Survived by one son Winter and three daughters, three brothers, three sisters, funeral at his home Thursday at 2 pm led by Rev Homer Welch with Green Hill Cemetery interment. Pallbearers listed.
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Joseph William Rinker
Warren County
Whittier Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Rinker
Marshall
Frank
Martha Rinker
Cedarville
Winter Rinker
Lynchburg
Nellie Moffett
Sprinkle
Knox
Washington, D. C
J. D. Rinker
Stephens City
Benjamin Rinker
Middletown
George Rinker
Oregon
Mollie Harper
Mattie Ogden
Lucy Rinker
Strasburg
Homer Welch
Stephens City Methodist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
O. C. Cooper
W. F. Luttrell
George W. Patton
Elmer Beatlevy
Harry Seabright, Jr
Hugh Brill
Winter Snow and Cold Surprise Western States
Denver reports heavy wet snow in Colorado and several inches in western New Mexico. Pike's Peak is blanketed with eight inches. Northern Arizona endures unseasonable cold, while Flagstaff records 26 degrees. A 40 mile per hour wind drives a storm through central New Mexico. Oklahoma sees two small tornadoes injuring a farm woman and her daughter as other regions contend with heavy rain hail and dust.
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Denver
New Mexico
Colorado
Pike’s Peak
Arizona
Flagstaffff
New Mexco
Oklahoma
Dr Hyde Named Ireland Head By Acclamation In Dublin
Dr Douglas Hyde was elected president of Ireland by acclamation in Dublin on May 4. He accepted invitations from Fianna Fail and Fine Gael to lead the government, becoming its first head. The five minute Gaelic ceremony set June 1 as his start date.
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Dr. Hyde
Ireland
Dublin
Douglas Hyde
Hyde
de Valera
Fianna Fail
Fine Gael
Lions Honor E A Crowl For Radio Service In Winchester
Winchester Lions Club cited E A Crowl for selfless, unpaid work improving radio in the city. Resolution notes his leadership as former Radio Commission chairman and his personal sacrifice. May 3 adoption recorded. local paper to publish. The event included remarks by Tom Baldridge and performances by Nelson Lineburg and Charles Crisman and Albert Stokes.
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Lions Club
Radio Commission
Winchester Lions Club
E. A. Crowl
Lions Club of
Winchester
E. A. Crow
Tom Baldridge
Hoye Riley
Nelson Lineburg
Berryville
Charles Crisman
Albert Stokes
Martinsburg
Steve M. Callahan
Richmond
J. J. Farley
Lion Hengeveld
Boys Choir Of Clarke Sings At Berryville COC Meeting
Berryville Va May 4 The boys choir under Mrs H H Burks provided entertainment at the Berryville Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Members include Robert Levi Richard Fuller Frank Sowers and others. The meeting discussed Route 12 marking, road committee action, and announced the next officers election.
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Berryville
H. H. Burks
Berryville School
Berryville Chamber of Commerce
Robert Levi
Richard Fuller
Frank Sowers
Robert Iden
Garfield Osler
Carroll Graham
Ellwood Tumlin
Reginald Fuller
Reginald Mille
Ivan White
James Duke
Nelson Linaburg
Alvin White
Ralph N. Dorsey
Shirley
McSherry Lupton
Winchester
van Wyk
Portland
Oregon
Virginia
450 Children In Frederick Get Dental Defects Mended
Four hundred fifty Frederick county school children received dental care this year through a mobile clinic. Dr. W A Burke visited every school in the county and is now at Handley high school in Winchester. The effort was supported by Winchester Frederick chapter Red Cross Lions Kiwanis Elks Rotary Home Demonstration clubs School Board Board of Supervisors late H B McCormac Frederick County Teachers Association and others.
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Frederick County
Anne Preston Starling
Frederick
Burke
W. A. Burke
State Department of Health
Handley High School
Winchester
Winchester-Frederick
The
Red ,Cross
the Lions, Kiwanis, Elks
Rotary Clubs of
Board of Supervisors
H. B. McCormac
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Hitler and Mussolini Confer in Rome in Axis Peace Drive
A May 4 Associated Press report notes Hitler’s Rome visit as a pivotal axis moment with Mussolini. The talks center on Czechoslovakia, Austria’s fate, and a potential German Italian alignment amid Anglo French concerns.
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Hitler
Rome
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
Mussolini
Europe
Youth Siblings Injured in Ohio Route 7 Crash
Derek and Collin Hayley twin 10 year olds and their 23 year old brother Dennis were treated for injuries after a collision between their car and a truck on Ohio Route 7 south of Parkersburg. Dennis drove, suffered a broken ankle and facial injuries while Collin had a sprained foot and facial injuries and Derek a slight concussion. The truck driver admitted fault claimed to run a red light. The brothers were en route to Louisville for a short vacation. Derek and Collin attend Handley High School.
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Derek
Collin Hayley
Hayley
Dennis
Collin
Derrick
Hayley Brothers
Louisville
Collins
Handley High School
Daughter Of A Governor Warned In Threat Note
A note scrawled in black ink on unruled paper threatened the governor’s daughter, hinting the child would be missing in a week. The message signed The Black Hornet referenced three daughters Betty 18 Nancy 6 and Ellen Sarah 5 months. Police were urged to act.
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