Relief Drive Outlined To Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis heard two speeches from City Manager Field and Board of Public Works member Ro tenberner at their meeting. An itemized report praised Ansell Groves for the Apple Blossom Festival float, placed cups on display with Chamber of Commerce, and plans were announced to send delegates to a San Antonio interclub meeting. City Manager Field outlined a relief drive to aid 86 families with a $6,000 campaign starting May 14.
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Anis
John H. Rotenberner
Puc
Ansell Solenberger
Ansell B. Groves
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Solenberger
L. H. Porter
Kiwanis Club
Dover
Del
Kiwanian Field
Samuel Johnston
Hagerstown
San Antonio
Texas
Florists Telegraph Delive Association of Virginia
Winchester
Kiwanians
Field
Rosenberger
Club
Cutting's Body Is Taken Home to Mother in New York
The body of Senator Bronson M. Cutting of New Mexico, killed in a Missouri airliner crash, lies tonight in his mother Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting’s home under a police guard of honor. The casket arrived from St. Louis to Grand Central and the funeral is set for tomorrow with burial at Oakdale on Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronson M. Cutting
New Mexico
Missouri
St.Louis
W. Bayard Cutting
Forgotten bank account saves widow from foreclosure
Mrs. Mary A. Peden, 89, facing eviction in Miami Florida, learned a $1 015 bank account her late husband opened in 1920 was still active. Edward C Romsh, bank president, revived the dormant credit, helping her avert foreclosure on her homestead. The item also notes a separate note on women donors in Canada for blood transfusion.
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Miami
Fila
Mary A. Peden
South Florida
Peden
Edward C. Romsh
First National Bank
Coroner's Jury Calls for Full Federal Inquiry Into TWA Crash
In Macon Missouri on May 9 the coroner's jury urged the Commerce Department to conduct a full federal investigation into the causes of the TWA airliner crash that killed five. The panel found the pilot flew too low without landing lights. they denied negligence claims against the pilot but added an accidental verdict.
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Macon
TWA
Department of Commerce
Paul Wing
Hollywood
Wing
Toby Wing
Sky Chief
Here
Manuel H. Davis
Harry Bolton
Davis
French Diplomats Leave To Visit Friendly Natives
Paris May 9 France seeks security against war by boosting foreign friendships and home defenses General Victor Denain minister of air departed for Rome to draft the broad lines of an Italo French air assistance treaty
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Paris
France
Victor Denain
Rome
France Mobilizes Reserve Units As Frontiers Tighten
Paris moves to strengthen defense amid German rearmament. Pierre Laval set to depart for Warsaw and Moscow while plans urge mobilization of reserve forces and private bodies. A Lille home defense battalion, led by artillery, is placed under war minister to bolster frontier aerial defense in wartime.
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Pierre Laval
Warsaw
Moscow
Sim
Lille
Los Angeles Man Held By Japs For Taking Snapshots
Los Angeles former police commissioner M A Pierce was detained eleven days in Kobe after being arrested aboard the Tatsuta Maru for taking photographs. He endured ten hours of daily questioning, was fined 30 yen, and plans to depart Japan on his two month tour.
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Tokyo
M.A. Pierce
Los Angeles
Pierce
Shanghai
Kobe
Dillinger
Japan
Germany Finds South Africa Is Quite Friendly
London reports that the Union of South Africa is ready and willing to return former German colonies in southwest Africa to the Reich. British cabinet talks with dominion leaders covered Britain’s foreign policy and Germany’s colony claims. Hertzog's views on restitution were sought, with South Africa poised to support Germany's colonial ambitions.
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London
Union of South Africa
Southwest Africa
Germany
Reich
Britain
John Simon
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hertzog
J. B. M. Hertzog
Africa
Simon
Ramsay MacDonald
O. Pirow
South Africa
Alaska Represented in U S House by Territorial Delegate
The text notes Alaska is represented in the House of Representatives by a territorial delegate. It contrasts air routes across the Atlantic as treacherous and mentions rivers as worst among seven seas in the discussion.
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Atlantic
Seas
Alaska
House of Representatives
Funeral Services Conducted For Late Miss Beavers
Funeral rites were held for Genevieve R. Beavers who died May 4 in Waynesboro hospital after a brief illness from spinal meningitis. She was 15 years old. The ceremony, at 2 pm May 6, followed a house gathering. interment was in Waynesboro cemetery. Relatives from Frederick and Shenandoah counties attended.
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Waynesboro
Genevieve R. Beavers
Waynesboro Hospital
Miss Beavers
W H. Beavers
Frederick County
J. H. Beavers
Bartonville
Clayton
Elsie
Pearl
Leonard
Richard
Marie
Gladys
Ru Hamman
Winchester
Frederick
Shenandoah
G. F. Beavers
B. H. Beavers
R. W. Robertson
Louise
Clayton Carbaugh
Mothers Day Observed At Stines Chapel
A Mothers Day program at Stine's Chapel Sunday at 8 pm, sponsored by the Christian Endeavor and church children, features music by the Winkfield sisters of Winchester, plus a mixed quartet and a male quartet. The public is invited to join in the tribute to mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine’s Chapel
Christian Endeavor
Children of the Church
Winkfield
Hanged for an Old Man's Murder in Durham
John Bainbridge, 24, a British soldier, was hanged in Durham for the murder of 75-year-old Edward F. Herdman during a robbery on New Year’s Eve. Bainbridge was convicted of killing Herdman, a solicitor’s clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Eng
John Bainbridge
Bainbridge
Edward F. Herdman
Famed Horses Competing At Capital Show
Outstanding horses from the east and Middle Atlantic began competition at Bradley Farms for the National Capital Horse Show a main event of Washington society. More than 600 horses from 14 stables entered with prominent attendees including Mrs John Hay Whitney Mrs M Robert Gugeenheim and Mrs Tom Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Bradley Farms
Capital
John Hay Whitney
M. Robert Gugeenheim
New York
Tom Somerville
Montpelier Station
Public Sale of County Real Estate in Winchester Virginia
Pursuant to a decree of the Corporation Court of Winchester a public auction will be held at the County Courthouse at 12 noon on Saturday June 1 1935. The parcel lies in Opequon District Frederick County Virginia about one mile east of Middletown on Chapel Road containing about eighteen acres. Sale terms: one third cash and the balance in two equal annual installments with bonds of the purchaser secured by a deed of trust. B P Harrison Special Commissioner. Dunn and Duval Auctioneers. 5-2 9 16 23 4t
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
Virginia
T. W. Harrison
Dorothy A. Garrett
Opequon
Frederick County
Middletown
Chapel Road
F. R. Miles
Elizabeth W. Miles
C. E. Edmondson
Circuit Court
B. P. Harrison
Dunn & Duval
Aucts
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Cutting
Canada
Capitol — Sun
Midnite, Mon
Tues
Wed
Stines Chapel
Capital Show
County Real Estate
MT. View
Creamery
N. Kent St. C. M. Russell, Mer
Goodrich
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock and
Boscawen Sts
Baker’s Service
Sta
Shenandoah Motor CO
Chevrolet
Big Sister
Biles Forgrave
Donnie
Muni
Masury
East Water Street
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc. Quality Building Material
Winchester, Va
Bickers
Ie Zed
Bickers Motor CO
Shell Stationry
Shell Shell Station
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Shell Station
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Republic OL CO
Twin One
On 2 & Aid Corp
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