Memorial Hospital Reports First Net Profit in Years
Memorial Hospital reported a net profit for the year ending January 31, 1937, of about 6,937 after including all charges, with receipts 96,091.48 and expenses 85,895.12. Miss Mary Jane McCone, treasurer and general superintendent, was praised for her administration at a packed annual meeting in Winchester. Contributions came from multiple counties and women’s auxiliaries.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mary Jane McCone
Virginia
Hampshire
West Virginia
General Board
Yunter H. McGuire
Miss McCone
Friends of Memorial Hospital
Spirit of Jefferson and Farmer’s Advocate Grow In Jefferson County
The Spirit of Jefferson and the Farmer’s Advocate in Charles Town W Va have expanded to an eight column format with new makeup and features including a front page chatty column. A new press has been installed and further improvements are underway signaling a shift in small town newspaper characteristics.
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Spirit of
Jefferson
Farmer's Advocate
Charles Town
W. Va
Jefferson County
Fete Queen’s Radio Talk Recorded for Nation Wide Broadcast
Queen Shenandoah XIV plans to recall her experiences as Apple Kingdom ruler via a May 4 nationwide NBC broadcast. The recording was made by Cliff Anderson of Andover Illinois using amateur station W 9FW and will be sent to Miss Gretchen Thomson. The phonograph record traveled from Winchester to Station WMAQ Chicago then Washington DC and on to Clark T. Cooper Winchester festival radio chair.
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Shenandoah XIV
Apple Kingdom
Cliff Anderson
Andover
Ill
W9fw
Anderson
NBC
Gretchen Thomson
Winchester
Mr. Anderson
WMAQ
Chicago
Washington
D. C
Clark T. Cooper
Cooper
More Room Sought at Winchester Memorial Hospital Meeting
At the annual Winchester Memorial Hospital board meeting Dr. Hunter H. McGuire urged urgent building improvements citing rising 1936 admissions and growing 1937 requests. He proposed finishing basement space for X ray physiotherapy pathology labs and an emergency room. an Otis elevator contract was approved.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hunter H. McGuire
McGuire
Miss McCone
Frederick Supervisors Award Coal Contract to Local Firm
Frederick County Supervisors awarded a one year coal supply contract to C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Company at 4.50 per ton. The board also ordered all relief aid be channeled through the Public Welfare office with prior approval required except in emergencies. Reports from Miss Farrar Mr Jine and Mrs Nalley were ordered filed and routine business completed.
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Frederick Board of Supervisors
C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Company
Frederick County Public Welfare Office
Farrar
Jine
Nalley
Fia Anci Ae
Public Sale of Household Goods and Farm Implements
Public sale of household goods farming implements and stock slated for Saturday May 15 at 1 pm. located at D E Dunlap Front Royal Pike 134 miles from Winchester. Proceeds to settle debts and distribute assets.
Four Suspects With Police Records Held Without Bail
Four men described as frequent pickpockets with extensive criminal histories are held in the local jail without bail for a Saturday hearing. Detected among festival crowds at Piccadilly and Loudoun, they traveled in pairs and were identified after fingerprinting and records from the Department of Justice.
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C. M. James
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Piccadilly
Loudoun
Gach
Francis Funk
Washington
Department of Justice
William Fine
Los Angeles
Sam Herman
New York City
Harry Kropp
Chicago
George Bozelle
Dallas
Bozelle
Texas
Louisville
Cleveland
St. Louis
Trentors
Miami
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Boston
James
Kropp
Fine
Herman
Winchester
Navy Plane Falls In Sea Near Coco Solo
A patrol plane crashed 135 miles northeast of Coco Solo Canal Zone. One crewman is missing and presumed dead while four others were rescued. Navy vessels search the area for the missing man and wreckage salvage efforts are underway. Names of the five aboard were not released.
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Washington
Navy
Coco Solo Canal Zone
Coco Solo
Ding
Possie
Special 1935 Dodge Tudor Sedan for sale
Advertises a special 1935 Dodge Tudor sedan with trunk offered for 485 dollars. Claims extra clean condition and that the car is a used car lot listing. Includes terse, clipped wording with minimal details.
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Rene
LOT
Letter Warns Wealthy Backers Favor Dictatorship in U S
In a Berlin-dated letter from March 1 and released in Richmond, William Dodd warns that some ultra rich individuals seek a dictatorship and may back a Huey Long style program. He cites an unnamed near billionaire ready to support such a plan and urges party unity to protect the democratic system.
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Richmond
United One
William Dodd
Carter Glass
Huey Long
Etter
Berlin
Dodd
South
Ans
Windsor and Wallis Warfield announce engagement of dukedom
In Monts France on May 11, the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Warfield confirmed their engagement on the eve of the king's coronation. Herman L Rogers said Mrs Warfield wears the former king's emerald ring, now replaced by a platinum band. Wedding plans are expected to be announced May 17.
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Windsor
End to Textiles Warns of Collapse Within Three Months
Francis J. Gorman, president of United Textile Workers, warned a House labor sub committee the industry may collapse in three months without congressional action. He described Ellenbogen bill creating a Little NRA for textiles and cited a $1,000,000 campaign fund and a drive backed by John L. Lewis' CIO. He said employers raised wages first, then sped up production and built inventories.
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Washington
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers
House Labor
Congress
Gorman
Fire damages mill in Frederick county
Fire struck the Spout Springs flour and grist mill five miles east of Winchester and caused several thousand dollars in damage. Firemen from the city responded, water came from Abram's creek, and most damage was on the fourth story above the basement. Operations will be curtailed until repairs. The historic mill, a four story brick and stone structure, is owned by A C Haines of Haines Milling Company.
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Spout Springs
Ouequonaloes
Winchesot
Abram’s Creek
A. C. Haines
Haines Milling Company
Elliott Caught Through License
Paul Elliott of Winchester faces trial at Berryville on a complicity charge in a storage wareroom robbery at Copenhaven and Rutherford last February. Furs valued around 1500 dollars were stolen. Oakley Sealock and Frank Hawkins have been convicted in Clarke county circuit court, receiving five and four year sentences respectively. Fred Elliott, Paul’s brother, was acquitted. The trial opens Monday May 24 before Judge Philip Williams. defense unspecified.
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Paul Elliott
Winchester
Berryville
Copenhaven
Rutherford
Oakley Sealock
Frank Hawkins
Clarke County
Fred Elliott
Paul
Philip Williams
Demand Exoneration Or Trial In Taylor Murder Case
Mrs. Charlotte Shelby urges complete exoneration or indictment in the William Desmond Taylor murder inquiry. She says years of rumors have circulated against her and denies motive, noting questions over a gun and shelved theories involving Sands and herself. Grand jury activity continues as investigators reexamine the case despite Peavy’s 1931 death.
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Los Angeles
Charlotte Shelby
Mary Miles Minter
William Desmond Taylor
Sands
Fillmore
Taylor
Shelby
Post festival bank deposits show increase and debate
City business men differ on the Apple Blossom Festival impact. Banks report higher deposits on the first post festival day versus last year, totaling about 206 754 seventy two dollars for 1937 across four Winchester banks, but observers say deposits alone do not reflect festival business.
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Winchester
President Roosevelt Returns After Gulf Fishing Cruise
President Roosevelt disembarked from the yacht Potomac in Galveston at 9 10 a m ending an eleven day fishing cruise in the gulf of Mexico. Gov James V Allred headed a reception committee as he walked ashore with Elliott Roosevelt and Mayor Adrian F Levy in the welcoming group. Two saluting guns boomed 21 times as Navy ships and planes observed the arrival. The president then rode in an open car to a special train bound for Washington.
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Galveston
Tex
Roosevelt
Potomac
Gulf of Mexico
James V. Allred
Fort Crockett
Moffet
Decatur
Adrian F. Levy
Elliott Roosevelt
Washington
Dairymen To Meet Thursday At Handley Library
County Agent I Fred Stine announces a dairymen meeting at Handley Library Auditorium Thursday night May 13 at 8. R G Connelly Extension Dairy man Blacksburg will discuss feeding and breeding and visit local herds with Stine. Attendees can gain first hand dairying information from a leading state authority.
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I. Fred Stine
Handley Library Auditorium
R. G. Connelly
Extension
Dairyman
Blacksburg
Connelly
Stine
Mr. Connelly
Windsor Keeps Clear Of Coronation Hustle
Windsor withdraws from coronation coverage as King George VI's accession nears. The former monarch refuses photo poses and asks reporters to omit his name. He stays at Chateau de Cande with fiancés while composing a loyal message to his brother and sovereign.
Coronation Honors List Ranks Empire Figures Across Britain
King George VI rewards hundreds of subjects in advance of his coronation. The long list includes 13 peerages seven baronetcies nearly 100 knighthoods 13 privy councillors and numerous promotions. Special honors go to Queen Mary Queen Elizabeth Queen Maud and others with high royal orders. The Queen Mother and Queen Elizabeth receive the royal Victorian chain in a first for women.
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London
Mary
Elizabeth
Maud
Norway
Princess Royal
Duchess of Athol
Beatrice
Earl of Strathmore
Tax Returns Due By June First Warns Taxpayers
Charles P. McVicar of the city revenue commission warns local taxpayers that state income tax and property returns must be filed by June 1 to avoid penalties. Deputies plan house to house canvassing to hand out blanks, though filing remains due to the deadline with about 20 days left. Returns show rising earnings and holdings as filings continue.
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Charles P. McVicar
City Revenue Commission
Commissioner of Revenue
McVicar
Winchester Apple Blossom Festival thanks supporters
Appreciative remarks from Fred A. Read director-general of the 14th Apple Blossom Festival and committee members praise residents of Winchester Frederick County and others for aid and cooperation in a successful celebration. Card asks anyone with bills to present them at once to the festival office in the George Washington Hotel building to finish business and close the office promptly.
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Fred A. Read
Winchester
Frederick County
George Washington Hotel
Coronation Day Gathers Half Billion Loyal Subjects
London on May 11 pledged allegiance to George VI as coronation day neared. Crowds camped outside Buckingham Palace and along the route awaiting a 24 hour wait for a glimpse of the king and Queen Elizabeth. Weather proved chilly with rain as bus workers threatened to strike, delaying transport and testing the metropolis readiness.
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London
Empire
George VI
Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Chese
Britain
Buckingham
Theing
Masters of Empire
Wich
Welfare Board Appeal Seeks Donations for Aged Man and Infant
Mrs. Lyman superintends the City Welfare Board and appeals for a cat or single bed for an elderly man and a baby carriage for a young mother's infant. Those able to donate should call telephone number 1243.
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Mary J. McCone
City of Winchester
Shenandoah County
Millwood Church
Warren County
Woman’s Auxiliary
Fete Queen
Miss Thomson
Illinois
U. S
Dodd So
Wally
Big Sparkler
Duke of Windsor
D. T. Wood
Opequon Creek
Elliott
Ohio
Old Taylor
Handley Library
Lady Astor
Welfare Board
Star Office
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