Cannon Charge Looms At Methodist Conference In Georgia
Bishop Cannon faces five possible charges over lobbying and political activity as the Georgia delegation presses for action. The charges include use of church funds for lobbying and dealings with a Wall Street firm. Bishop Ainsworth says debate is certain, with a committee referral possible. Rembert Smith of Washington, Ga. remained tight lipped after meetings with delegates.
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Cannon
James Cannon, Jr
Virginia
Georgia
Tes
Washington
Congressional Lobby Committee
B. C. Jameson
New York
Bishop Cannon
Alfred E Smith
Methodist Board of Tenance and Social Service
Wall Street
Warren A. Candler
Atlanta
Collins Denny
Acha
Samuel
Committee On Episcopacy
W. N. al
Lincoln
Ainsworth
Public sale of household goods in Winchester Virginia
By virtue of executions in my hands in the suits of C B Malory versus J F Wright and Haddox Terrace Grocery versus J F Wright I will offer for sale at public auction in front of the courthouse in Winchester Virginia at one oclock p m on Saturday May 10 1930 The items include living room suite Victrola refrigerator piano dining set bed items and other personal property with terms from Deputy Sheriff A J Wigginton.
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C. B. Malory
J. F. Wright
Haddox Terrace Grocery
Winchester
McLenmore Weighs Retirement From Circuit Bench
Judge James L. McLenmore of Suffolk, after 23 years on the Second Judicial Circuit bench, weighs retirement. He cites weariness from liquor cases and notes he may step down, with Suffolk officials suggesting John J. Sutton as a potential successor if resignation occurs.
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Richmond
James L. Mclenmore
Suffolk
Second Judicial Circuit
McLenmore
Pollard
John J. Sutton
Two Are Put Up For Government
G G Jeter Jones a Richmond banker and Howard J Benchoff headmaster of Massanutten Military Academy Woodstock have been placed in nomination for Governor of the 56th district of Rotary International at its annual Richmond convention Balloting results will be announced at noon tomorrow before adjournment Tonight's program ended with a dinner at Acca Temple mosque with Dr Douglas Freeman as speaker and the District Governor s Ball Frank Bane president of the Richmond Club presided at the dinner
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Associated Press
Richmond
G. G. Jeter Jones
Howard J. Benchoff
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Rotary International
Acca Temple Mosque
Douglas Freeman
Frank Bane
Richmond Club
Head of Stephens City High School Chosen Chairman
The District Legislature of the Education Association held its meeting at Forestville school with 200 delegates. Officers were elected. R. E. Ayler of Stephens City High School appointed Chairman, and W. H. Pence of Forestville High School as Vice-Chairman. The gathering focused on equal educational opportunities and a five-point child living in a four-point home plan.
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Associated Press
Forestville
Shenandoah
Education Association of
Emerg Nn
Rodneinas Semandoah and Warren
Forestville School
J. E. Montgomery
M. Frieda Koont
Virginia
State Board of Education
Leagle
R. E. Ayler
Stephens City High School
W. H. Pence
Forestville High School
Leslie Fox
Front Royal
D. D. Miller
Washington
Dry Weather Pressures State Crops Across Virginia
Dry weather and above normal temperatures push stress on Virginia crops. Weather reports note no rain statewide in May except in the west, with Richmond seeing no rain since April 19 and only light showers elsewhere. County fire crews battled a forest fire at Brock's Gap near Harrisonburg.
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Laird
Falk
Bergton
Shenandoah National Forest Service
Richmond
Virginia
Old Dominion
Weather Bureau
Lynchburg
Wytheville
Norfolk
Brocks Gap
Harrisonburg
Brock’s Gap
Candidates for Congress Have Until June 6
The Democratic filing deadline for U.S. Senate is last midnight with Carter Glass the lone qualified candidate. Democrats seeking House seats in districts one through eight list incumbents and challengers including Bland Deal Vellines Fain Lankford Whitehead Burch Montague Drewry and Woodrum Fishburne Garber DeJarnette Mackey Smith Ball Moore.
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Associated Press
Richmond
United States
Carter Glass
Lynchburg
Congress
House
O. Bland
J. T. Deal
W. W. Vellines
Sarah Lee Fain
Menalous Lankford
A. J. Montague
P. H. Drewry
Joseph H. Whitehead
T. G. Burch
Clifton A. Woodrum
J. W. Fishburne
J. A. Garber
E. H. DeJarnette
Crandall Mackey
H. W. Smith
F. W Ball
Arlington
R. Walton Moore
Navy Airmen Leave For Base In Spectacular Flight
Navy airmen from Curtis Field staged a dramatic farewell over New York as 139 planes headed to their floating landing field at Norfolk Virginia. The mid morning flight in perfect weather followed their arrival on Wednesday.
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New York
Navy
Norfolk
Curtis Field
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