All Stars Plan To Win Another Grudge Victory
All Stars prepare for a second clash after a 5 to 0 win over Lefty Jewett and Winchester Park Association. They next face St Mary Celtics in Alexandrians debut here, with Paramount Cabbies of Hagerstown also looming as a revenge match. Bob Cassell starts Saturday, aiming to add to his five hit shutout, while Boerner and Cassell limit hits and runs. Bennie Huffman returns to bolster the lineup despite earlier weather and crowd challenges.
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Front Royal
All-Stars
Lefty Jewett
Winchester Park ‘Association
St. Mary Celtics
Alexandrians
Kidwell Yates
Celtics
Paramount Cabbies
Hagerstown
Hagueratown Boys
Maryland
Bennie Huffman
Front Royal Social and Personal News Highlights May 8
Mr George L Wallihan travels to Kansas City and Portsmouth. Randolph-Macon Academy Yellow Jackets host Fishburne Military Academy. Warren County high school team plays Woodstock. Baptist Youth Training School runs May 13 to 17 with Rev W Emory Trainham speaking Europe and the Gospel. State Police Officer Turner Slaughter to attend Camp Peery. neighboring towns to cover patrol. Visits by Mrs Cora Wills and Dr Walter Kilby with Kilby party. Local visitors include Mr Harry Copenhaver. Funeral attendees for Mrs Ida Johnson from Ashville Maryland and Washington DC.
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Randolph-Macon Academy Yellow Jackets
Fishburne Military Academy
Warren County High School
Woodstock
Baptist Young Peoples
W. Emory Trainham
Front Royal Baptist Church
Europe
England
Germany
France
Italy
Palestine
Local Citizens Back New Road To Valley Pike
Front Royal residents rally for a new highway from the Valley Pike at Belle Grove along the Ridge road through Pine Hills to State Highway No. 3 at Guard Hill north of Riverton. A G Leake spoke on benefits while Senator Aubrey G Weaver pledged support and planning groups were named to organize a meeting with officials and civic bodies.
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Front Royal
Warren Press
Royal Retail Merchants Association
Belle Grove
Pine Hills
Warren County
Winchester
Guard Hill
Riverton
A. G. Leake
Aubrey G. Weaver
J. Frank Forsyth, Jr
George N Buck
Board of Supervisors
State Highway Department
School Board
The
Chamber of Commerce
Dances Set by Front Royal All Stars and Parkway Orchestra
Front Royal hosts the second dance in a series at Updyke's Hall this Thursday. The Parkway Orchestra under Jimmy Doman again supplies music after a successful first event that drew many requests for another concert.
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Front Royal
Front Royal All- Stars
Parkway Orchestra
Updyke
Jimmy Doman
Circuit Court Docket Is Set
FRONT ROYAL May 8 The following cases have been set for trial in this term of the Circuit court of Warren county May 11 W E ile vs James and Johns May 21 Fontaine Beatty administratrix vs H H Sherman May 24 Etta M Russell vs H H Sherman July 1 James B Pitcher vs A G Leake July 2 George Alexander vs Southern Railway July 3 E Y Swanson vs R A Miller
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Front Royal
Circuit Court of
Warren County
W. E. Ile
James and Johns
Fontaine Beatty
Administratrix
H. H. Sherman
Etta M. Russell
James B. Pitcher
A. G. Leake
George Alexander
Southern Railway
E. Y. Swanson
R. A. Miller
Funeral services for Mrs Ida B Johnson Front Royal
Funeral services for Mrs Ida B Johnson were held at 3 PM at the Front Royal Methodist Church conducted by Rev R B Clagett with interment in Prospect Hill cemetery. Pallbearers were John Corder Roy F Collins Wilbur Trout George Wilkinson C C Proctor and Bert Gilkey.
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Johnson
Front Royal
Ida B. Johnson
Front Royal Methodist Church
R. B. Clagett
Prospect Hill Cemetery
John Corder
Roy F. Collins
Wilbur Trout
George Wilkinson
C. C. Proctor
Bert Gilkey
Band to Present Concert May 14 at Warren County High
Warren County high school band directed by Capt. G C Dean of Randolph Macon Academy will give its first public concert in the high school auditorium Thursday May 14 at 8 15 o clock. The program includes marches overtures waltz a tone poem quintets duets quartets and a novelette with names of participating musicians and the drum major. No admission charged with a silver offering collected.
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Front Royal
Warren County High School
G. C. Dean
Randolph-Macon Academy
America
Charles
Elaine Greenwalt
Old Virginia
B. Ney Scheuer
Richard Ferrell
George Duncan
Frederick Bell
Selman Scheuer
Margaretta Burke
Janie Williams
Gladys McFall
Juanita
Godfrey Boyd
Raymond Maddoc, Jr
Otis Kibler
Robert McCarty
Selma Scheuer
Durston McIntosh
Richard Farrell
Harold Smith
Raymond Maddox, Jr
Christine Curl
Eldon Brumback
Margretta Burke
Charles Greenwalt
Mary Russell Fritts
Aubrey Johns
Thomas Owen
Elmer King
Director General thanks Apple Blossom helpers for teamwork
Director General F A Read Jr expressed gratitude for cooperation from all committees and members who worked hard to make the Apple Blossom Festival a success. He thanked chairmen and participants for their wholehearted support despite trying weather and ongoing preparation challenges.
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F. A. Read, Jr
Mr. Read
Unsur
Beier
Robbery at Hyatt Home on Gray Avenue
Approximately $60 in cash was stolen from the residence of William Hyatt on Gray Avenue Sunday night while occupants were in Martinsburg West Virginia. Entry was gained through a window reached by a ladder. An investigation is ongoing.
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William Hyatt
Gray Avenue
Martinsburg
W. Va
Spilman Addresses Front Royal Lions on Chamber Efforts
Louis Spilman editor of the Waynesboro News Virginian spoke to the Front Royal Lions Club about state and local Chamber of Commerce activity. He noted tourism expenditures exceed 75 million dollars annually and explained advertising helps attract visitors. A bronze lion was presented to the club, and the directors set a meeting for Friday at J. Frank Forsyth Jr.’s home.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Lions Club
Royal Club Inn
Louis Spilman
Waynesboro News Virginian
Spilman
Chamber of Commerce
Percy L. Rogers
William E. Carson
J. Frank Forsyth, Jr
Rev Geo Owen Takes New Duties in Winchester Church
Rev. Geo Owen assumes duties in Winchester on May 5 as pastor of the local church. He has led Tazewell churches and chaired the Tazewell district of the Churches of Christ, plus Red Cross and welfare work. He is a noted speaker on peace and youth programs and serves as national chaplain of Alpha Kappa Pi. Plans include a young people's choir, a fellowship supper, and Mother’s Day services with designated honors for mothers.
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W. L. Dudley
Tion
Virginia
Tazewell
Churches of Christ
Tazewell County Red Cross
Red Cross
Welfare Board
Alpha Kappa Pi Fraternity
America
Mr. Owen
Winchester
Melvin Miller
Tazewell County, Va
Church of Christ In
Festival Bills Are Requested At George Washington Hotel
Citizens with bills against the Apple Blossom Festival are urged to present them at the George Washington Hotel headquarters. The committee seeks to settle accounts promptly.
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George Washington Hotel
Court Overrules Non-Suit Motion in Affections Suit
Mecklenburg Superior Court Judge W F Harding overruled a defense motion for non-suit and ordered a jury decision in the $250000 alienation of affections suit. Plaintiff F Brandon Smith Jr sues J F Gannon Concord millionaire and ex father in law.
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Charlotte
N. C
W. F. Harding
Mecklenburg Superior Court
F. Brandon Smith, Jr
J. F. Gannon
Concord
Veteran Acquitted in Wife Slaying in Greenville
Sylvester P. Darden, a World War veteran, was acquitted by a Greenville jury of killing his wife with a shotgun. He had claimed his young sleepwalking son caused the shooting.
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Greenville
Texas
Sylvester P. Darden
Stephens City Bows 20 to 6 to Marshall High
Stephens City high school baseball suffered a 20 to 6 defeat at Marshall High on their field. Frederick County scorers exploded for 14 runs in one inning before Stephens City steadied but could not recover.
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Stephens City
Marshall High School
Frederick County
Congress Set to Do Nothing Over 5-4 Supreme Court Rulings
Washington May 8 Congress shows reluctance to curb 5 to 4 Supreme Court decisions. A Senate judiciary committee member warned that any effort to abolish such majorities could be ruled unconstitutional by the court, prompting little legislative action.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
George II Ready to Return if Greeks Demand Him
Paris dispatches quote former King George II of Greece saying he would return to the throne if the Greek people clearly summon him. He notes his abstention from politics since leaving Greece in 1923 and cites a constitutional liberal foundation for his dynasty.
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Paris
George II
Greece
London
Excelsior
Founda Vg Aneran
Anti-Catholic Sentiment Flares in Freiburg Germany
In Freiburg area protestors met in Oberschopfheim to demand the church be freed of political agitators. The rally drew Hitler Youth, storm troopers and Schutzstaffel guards while seven Catholic youths of Deutsch Jugendkraft were linked to derogatory remarks about the Hitler Youth.
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Freiburg
Germany
Oberschopfheim
Hitler Youth Organization
Deutsch Jugendkraft
Hitler Youth
Storm Troopers
Schutzstaffel
Roanoke Girl Fatally Hurt In A Collision
BRISTOL Virginia May 8 Miss Lola Gibbons Kavanaugh twenty of Roanoke died from injuries after a car carrying her and three friends crashed with another vehicle at a street intersection. The group returning from a bridge party were visiting her sister in Bristol and four King College students were injured.
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Bristol
Lola Gibbons Kavanaugh
Roanoke
Kavanaugh
King College
Dionnes Renew Their Request For Famous Sisters
Dionne parents Oliva and Anselme renew their bid to adopt their quintuplet daughters during adopt a child week. They sent a formal request to Ontario public welfare minister David A. Croll, citing their qualifications and the minister's prior remarks.
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Callander
Croll
Electricity Guards Books in Vatican Library Air Systems
To preserve ancient manuscripts in the Vatican library, two electrical air conditioning devices are used. One dries the air in summer and the other moistens it in winter.
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Vatican
Navy's Monster U Boats Move West in Pacific Maneuvers
The United States fleet conducts North Pacific maneuvers with V type giant submarines division 12 part of 153 warships. The U boats are described as the most powerful submarine division in the world as they glide between the Pacific coast and the Hawaiian Islands.
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U.S
Pacific
United States
Pacific Coast
Hawaiian Islands
Man Sought For Quizzing Is Dead In Garage
Chicago May 8 Francis X Baumann 37 shoe merchant and Glencoe native found dead in his garage by policemen who questioned him in the Hubacek case Hubacek 45 was run down by a street car after confronting a motorist accused of annoying women Baumann’s license number linked to the car involved in Hubacek’s death
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Chicago
Francis X. Baumann
Glencoe
Joseph Hubacek
Baumann
Hubacek
Evergreens Pruning Guide For Bushier, Neater Hedges
Central Press gardening advice explains pruning evergreen trees to maintain symmetry and prevent lower-branch loss. It recommends shearing for hedges and clipping for arborvitae junipers and pines, with spring pruning to boost overall bushiness and discourage weed growth under young evergreens.
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Central Press Garden
Eleven Indicted in Loudoun Rum Racket Case
Leesburg Virginia May 8 federal grand jury in Norfolk returned eleven indictments charging conspiracy to defraud liquor levies in Loudoun county as part of a broader probe linked to the slaying of Alexandria police Corporal C J McCleary and an attacked federal agent. Defendants include Tom Quesenberry and L Clark Hoge along with Raymond Jewell Posey Phillips Robert W Edmonson Abraham C Phillips James Monroe Gray Clifton Charles Jewell Shelby Cole and Harry Adams. Franklin county cases previously tied to the probe continued in Roanoke where prosecutors cross questioned former liquor runners.
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Leesburg
Franklin County
Loudoun County
Norfolk
Alexandria
C. J. McCleary
Tom Quesenberry
Quesenberry
L. Clark Hoge
Here
Harding
Graham T. Legge
Hoge
Raymond Jewell
Posey Phillips
Robert W. Edmonson
Abraham C. Phillips
James Monroe Gray
Clifton Charles Jewell
Shelby Cole
Harry Adams
Roanoke
42 Planes Of Navy May Make Massed Flight
A planned mass flight of 42 planes from Honolulu to Midway Island is reported as part of United States fleet maneuvers in the Pacific. Navy officials would not confirm the report and said they had no communication with the fleet since it left San Francisco.
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Washington
Honolulu
Midway Island
United States
Pacific
Navy Department
San Francisco
Susquehanna River Stages Near Conowingo Dam
At Conowingo Maryland on May 8 the Susquehanna River stood at a high stage but not threatening Harrisburg and no large change in its volume was observed at the foot of the Conowingo dam.
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Conowingo, Md
Harrisburg
Conowingo Dam
Convention reactions mix as Long praised in Des Moines
Milo Reno head of the National Farmers Holiday Association welcomed Senator Huey Long to the national convention in Des Moines. He condemned Rev. Charles E. Coughlin for not attending and attacked Henry A. Wallace and the AAA as deceitful and coercive in a fiery critique.
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Milo Reno
National Farmers Holiday Association
Huey Long
Association
Des Moines
Charles E. Coughlin
Reno
Henry A. Wallace
Lord Corn
AAA
Livestock and Produce Markets Across Philadelphia and Baltimore
Baltimore market reports show cattle steady with slaughter steers 6.50 to 11.75, hogs 125, steady with several weight ranges from 140 to 350 pounds priced 7.85 to 9.70, and sheep and lambs at 50, steady. Philadelphia notes live poultry prices for Plymouth Rock and Leghorn layers, dressed poultry, butter, and U S Department of Agriculture price ranges for eggs and whites over several grades.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rock
U. S
Market Closes Mixed as Stocks Reach New Highs
New York trading shows leaders hitting 1935 highs while wheat and cotton gain modestly. Government bonds steady, foreign exchange quiet with the pound at 4.83 and franc near 6.59 cents. Key closing figures include Allied Chemical 146, General Electric 244, General Motors 311 8, U S Steel 3256, Woolworth 60, and Penn Railroad 20.
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Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch., Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
N. Y
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Oil of
N. J
Union Pacific
U. S, Steel
Woolworth
Local Markets Update Notice
Local markets are printed daily and the Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors. The brief notes market quotes and items reflect typical listings and standard prices.
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The
Star
Local Wholesale Market Prices and Feeds List
A dense price list from a local wholesale market shows patent and mixed feeds with per 100 or per barrel rates, including 98 lb and 48 lb bag options, plus prices for corn meal, egg mash, dairy feeds, and livestock categories such as cattle, sheep, hogs, and wool. Several garbled terms remain unreadable, but the core pricing and product groups cover feeds, meats, and dairy items.
Agricultural commodity prices and bag sizes list
A dense OCR list shows various bag weights and prices for feed grains and related products. Entries include 98 pound bags at 7.25 per barrel, 24 and 12 pound bags at 6.95 and 7.15 respectively, and shelled corn cracked corn and meal with prices. Also noted are creamery butter and country butter prices.
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Poupeed Wu
Grain quotations and cash prices across markets
Chicago and Baltimore grain reports show May closing bids for wheat around 95 to 96 cents and corn near 89 to 91 cents, with rye and barley also listed. Cash grain in Chicago lists No 1 dark hard wheat and No 2 yellow corn at visible prices. Winchester market notes various wheat and corn prices per bushel and per barrel.
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Chicago
Oan
Baltimore
Winchester
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Kansas City
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Turner A. Slaughter
Camp Peery
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Cora Wills
Richmond
R. G. Clagett
Walter L. Kilby
University Hospital
Messrs
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Earle Kilby
Rappahannock
Harry Copenhaver
Ida Johnson
Truman Johnson
Taylor Amiss
Sidney Fox
Marie Fox
Ashville
Conrad Hohring
Joe Johnson
Washington, D. C
Valley Pike
KR Tira
Hyatt Home
Lions Club
Waynesboro
Ray Jones
Grover Hillidge
George Buck
E. C. Rogers
Appomattox, Va
Rev. Geo. Owen
Church of Christ
George
George Earl Owen
Dionnes
Navy
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New Mexico
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Loudoun Co
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