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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1929

Page

6

Famous Military Units Fraternize With the Blues

Historic military unions will gather in Richmond for the 140th anniversary of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues. Twenty two units from ten of the original thirteen colonies will arrive for parades, a review by Governors Byrd and Trumbull, colors presentation, and a military ball, with about 1000 visiting personnel.

Richmond Richmond Light Infantry Blues Celéjon Ajor Mille F. Neele Blues Byrd Park

Counterfeit $50 Bills Target Alexandria Area

Merchants alert to a stranger said to have succeeded in passing bogus $50 notes in Alexandria and nearby towns. The man swapped a counterfeit for genuine currency while clerks were diverted, using $1 bills as part of the distraction.

Alexandria

Virginia Republicans Meet to Discuss State Situation

Republican leaders of Virginia gather in Washington at the invitation of RNC member C Bascom Slemp for an all Republican conference. Attendees include Col Henry W Anderson Richmond Lee Brand Roanoke Joseph L Cropper former state chairman Duncan Curry Staunton R O Crockett Tazewell and House members Shaffer Garber Lankford. Slemp says Anti Smith Democrats were not invited.

Wahington C. Bascom Slemp Virginia Col Henry W. Anderson Richmond Lee Brand State Committee Roanoke Joseph L. Cropper Duncan Curry Staunton R. O. Crockett Tazewell

Addison Millard's Mother Passes Away

Intelligence reports the death of Mrs. Lucy A. Millard widow of Charles H. Millard of Buckeystown Md in Frederick City Hospital Monday night from peritonitis She leaves three daughters and two sons among them Addison Millard of this city and two sisters survive

Lucy A. Millard Charles Henry Millard Buckeystown Frederick City Hospital Addison Millard

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