French Nungesser and Colt Aboard White Bird Fly Atlantic
Reports from New York and Sydney indicate Captains Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli in the White Bird near Newfoundland after departing Paris on an Atlantic crossing. Flights planners say the attempt could reach New York by tonight if weather holds and fuel suffices.
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America
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Evening Post
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Clarence Chamberlain
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Francis Coli
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Home Office
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Ireland
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Channel Ap
Flood Threat to Louisiana Sugar Bowl Area Raises Alarm
Federal and state engineers fear the Bayou Des Glaises levee will fail as Mississippi floodwaters push into the northeast Louisiana delta. Four million acres and about 250000 people may be affected across seven parishes. Hoover and Davis arrived to review the levees and aid preparations.
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Sugar Bowl
Louisiana
Bayou Des Glasses
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Davis
War Department
Baton Rouge
Hoover
Bayou Des Glaises
Great Lake
Oes
Louisiana “Sugar Bowl
Paralyzed City Worker Chas. H. Trenary in Critical Illness
Charles H. Trenary, an elderly former city street department employee, was paralyzed today and is critically ill. Doctors fear recovery is unlikely due to age and the severity of the stroke.
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Chas. H. Trenary
Charles H. Trenary
City Street Department
Firemen's Association Regular Meeting Notice
Firemen's Association announces monthly meeting on Tuesday May 10 at 8 PM. The session will be held at Hose Co. in the South End. W L Fisher secretary.
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Firemen’s Association
Highway Closure Expresses Limited Traffic Window
The Lee Jackson highway route 36 near the Shenandoah will close to all traffic tonight for construction. Officials say six tenths of a mile of road is under work and it should reopen by June 1 if kept off by order of law. Founding stones were laid today.
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Andrew Bell
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W. W. Glass
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Clark Construction Company
R. M. Pierce
Deserted Offspring Man To Be Brought Back For Trial
Sheriff Pannett received authority to travel to Cumberland Maryland to return Harvey Clark accused of failing to support his children. He will be brought back to this county for trial in the Domestic Relations Court before Judge W R Talbot.
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Pannett
Byrd
Cumberland
Harvey Clark
Stephens City
Maryland
W. R. Talbot
LACE CURTAINS AND RUGS LAUNDERING SERVICE
LACE CURTAINS AND RUGS can be laundried at the Winchester Seam Laundry. Phone 28, (4-16-1p-tf).
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Winchester
Missing Defendants Halt Free-for-All Fight Trial
Police court halted proceedings in the case of Perry Smith John Lillis James Lillis Boots Kendall Guy Lofton and Arthur Lofton after witnesses testified about a midn ight clash at the Lofton home on Deahl avenue Two defendants Perry Smith and James Lillis were missing and could not be brought to trial, leaving the case unresolved and the trial postponed.
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John Lillis
James Lillis
Boots Kendall
Guy Lofton
Arthur Lofton
Lofton
Deahl Avenue
Loftons
Lillis
Baltimore
Arthur
Smith-Lillis
Smith
Advertising In The Star Pays Says a Banker
A letter from William G. Hardy cashier of Shenandoah Valley National Bank states that after advertising for 100000 Liberty loan bonds in The Star, more than 60000 in bonds were arranged for purchase by telephone by the same evening. The banker concludes it pays to advertise in The Star.
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the Star
William G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
United States Liberty Loan
Star
Prompt phone service call notice changes numbers
Public notice from People's Drug Co Inc informs customers not to call 428 but to use 8 for prompt service and directs calls to 2 or 3 when needed. The terse ad communicates revised contact lines in a simple order for efficient inquiries.
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People's Drug Co,inc
Harcley and R.M.A. Baseball Game Tuesday
A baseball game between Harcley and R M A is set for Tuesday at Hagdiey Stadium with admission priced at 25 cents. The event details indicate a local match at the city venue, inviting community attendance and support.
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Harcley
R.M.A
Hagdiey Stadium
Millard Defends Gray in Snyder MurderTrial
William Millard for Henry Judd Gray argued the case, saying Gray never struck Albert Snyder and that the blows came from a woman, Ruth Snyder. He depicted Gray’s life and blamed a dangerous woman for the crime, asking the jury for a manslaughter verdict.
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Snyder
Associatedress
Queens County
Court House
N. Y
William Millard
Henry Judd Gray
Justice Scudder
Scudder
Ruth Snyder
Millard
Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Pope
Russell Cather candidate for Commonwealth Attorney
The Star lists T Russell Cather as a candidate to succeed himself as Commonwealth Attorney for Frederick County with no opposition so far. His name was omitted from an August Democratic primary list, and the paper regrets the error.
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T. Russell Cather
Frederick County
Star
Cather
The
Final Services For Mrs. Douglas Green Tomorrow Afternoon
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Katherine M. Green set for tomorrow at 3 PM from Centenary Reformed Church. Rev. F. R. Castleman will officiate with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. She died at 108 Southwark Street from heart strain after a sudden collapse while with nieces. Survived by husband J Douglas Green and son J Robert Green plus a large extended family.
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Centenary Reformed Church
F. R. Castleman
Mercersburg
Mount Hébron Cemetery
Lawson Harmon
Winchester
Swartz
Inwood
WrVa
Bince Spfaney
Mrs. Green
Frederick County
Veterans urged to reinstate or convert wartime insurance before July 2
Officials warn billions in World War I era government insurance may lapse or be wasted if veterans do not reinstate or convert by midnight July 2. May 1 figures show total policies originally valued at 40.544 billion dollars with 36 billion lapsed and 2.354 billion converted.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Congress
All Friendshippers Expected To Attend Big Banquet
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Friendship Fire Company hosts the annual banquet Thursday night for all members old and new, active and inactive. An orchestra will provide a music program, and speeches will follow with toastmaster T. Russell Cather and several dignitaries including Virginia Attorney General John R. Saunders, former Mayor Wm. W. Glass, and bank president H. D. Fuller.
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Friendship Fire Company
T. Russell Cather
John R. Saunders
Virginia
Wm. W
Legion Court Martial Draws Big Crowd Tonight
American Legion Post members expect a record turnout for a court martial at the legion building at 8 o'clock tonight. The accused vows a strong defense while rumors swirl about potential expulsions and bets on the verdict. Justice Carson Verton is reportedly in New York and General Waller in Richmond. Major John Flood is mentioned in connection with the proceeding.
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Legion
Carson, Verton
New York
General Waller
Richmond
John “Hh
Flood
List of Injured Exceeds 100 and Property Damage Totals
A disaster report cites more than 100 injured and property damage totaling at least $2,000,000. Details include affected locations and preliminary estimates, with officials assessing the broader impact on residents and infrastructure.
Tornado Toll Rises Across Midwest Texas Witnesses Deaths and Damage
A weekend tornado outbreak hit Texas Missouri Kansas and Arkansas killing at least 50 people and injuring many more. Hutchinson Kansas suffered over 1 million dollars in industrial and residential damage. Nevada Garland and Dallas areas reported multiple deaths and extensive injuries as storms lashed across the region.
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Missouri
Kansas
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Dulin
Irma Coone
Red Cross
Greenville
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Auxcasse
New Bloomfield
Ton
Eldon
Mexico
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In Don
Jae
New Bloomfield-Carrington
Calloway
Audrilles
Industral
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Barbour
Kingman
Collin County
Plano
ST Louis
Jefferson City
John Rankin
Rankin
SQUIRREL LODGE OPENS IN ROSEMONT ESTATE AREA
Squirrel Lodge opens Sunday May 8, at Berryville Winchester pike Rosemont estate. Miss Lecky formerly connected with Colos Club of New York and with Jordan Park Bar Harbor Maine.
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Hoe Tess
Colos ¥ Club
New York
Jordan Park
Bar Harbor
Squirrel Lodge
Berryville-Winchester Pike
Rosemont” Estate
Tate judge advocate general may attend and act
The judge advocate general’s department indicates possible attendance and participation, suggesting readiness to act if required and to support proceedings or events as needed.
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