Contest Without Merit Walkout Over Branson Cutting
In Washington on May 20 five Senate Liberals walked out as Dennis Chavez took the oath to replace the late Branson Cutting. Senators Johnson Norris Nye La Follette Shipstead and Borah stayed away, denouncing the action as ingratitude toward Roosevelt ally Cutting.
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Washington
Branson Cutting
New Mexico
Senate
Dennis Chavez
Cutting
Johnson
California
Norris
Nebraska
Nye
North Dakota
la Follette
Progressive
Wisconsin
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Borah
Senator Cutting
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Branson
Fairytales in Real Life Stephens City Club Lifts Girl
In Stephens City a girl who had not smiled since her mother’s death finds joy as over a dozen Home Economics club members rally. They provide food, mend dresses, supply dolls, and support, turning a sad girl into a smiling child and restoring her father’s happiness.
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Stephens City
Missing Queens girl found in landslide cave
Shirley Evans, 9, reported missing from Jackson Heights, was found dead 250 yards from her home. Police and neighbors dug a cave in rear yard. district attorney says accidental landslide likely, with ongoing search for possible kidnapper.
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New York
Shirley Evans
Jackson Heights
Queens
Charles P Sullivan
Queens County
Graveyard at Macedonia to Be Renovated
Those with relatives buried in the Macedonia Church graveyard on the Front Royal road are asked to meet Thursday morning May 23 to remove weeds and undergrowth and improve the grounds. The effort aims to ready the site for the annual memorial services the first Sunday in June. Tools will be provided and residents are urged to bring any others.
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Macedonia Church
Front Royal Road
Reserve Officers To Hold Last Season's Meet
Members of the Reserve Officers' Group will host the final meeting of the season at Shenandoah Valley Academy at 8 pm on Wednesday May 22. Col B M Roszel and Lieut Col Edgar Whiting will lead a discussion on The Battalion In An Attack. Open to all interested in military tactics.
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Reserve Officers’ Group
Shenandoah Valley Academy
B. M. Roszel
Edgar Whiting
United States Army
Spark Likely Cause of Valley Avenue Fire
A brief blaze yesterday afternoon damaged an awning at Mrs. Fisher's Valley Avenue home and scorched the sun parlor. Firemen responded promptly preventing further damage. Investigators believe a spark from previously burned trash in a stove ignited the canvas.
Head Injuries Prove Fatal To Mrs. H. W. Dailey
Mrs Almyra F Dailey 63 wife of H W Dailey died at 1130 AM at her home near Sie Frederick county after a fall injured her head two weeks earlier She survived by husband one daughter Mrs Leslie Reed four brothers and three sisters Funeral service will be held Wednesday at the Reed home and then at Central United Brethren Church Gainesboro with Rev C G Russell officiating Interment at the church cemetery
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Almyra F.dailey
H. W. Dailey
Sie
Frederick County
Virginia
Illness Fatal To R. H. Miller Burial Tuesday
Robert Hunter Miller, 36, died at his home near Lebanon Church Sunday afternoon about 2 o'clock. He was a son of Mrs Minnie Calvin Miller and is survived by his wife Ruby Lindamood, two children Robert Luther and Patsy Ruth, and one brother William of Tiffin Ohio. Funeral from the house Tuesday at 3 o'clock, Lebanon cemetery. Pallbearers Elmer Snarr Otis Brown Grover Rudolph Irvin Orndorff Park Hottle Leslie Himelright.
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Robert Hunter Miller
Lebanon Church
Miller
Minnie Calvin Miller
Ruby Lindamood
Robert Luther
Patsy Ruth
William
Tiffin
Ohio
Lebanon Cemetery
Elmer Snarr
Otis Brown
Grover Rudolph
Irvin Orndorff
Park Hottle
Leslie Himelright
Summer Rugs Attractive Prices
Moling and Cather offer summer rugs at attractive prices with a focus on value and selection for shoppers seeking affordable options and durable designs during the season.
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Moling & Cather
Insecticide Sales Ad at Miller's Store
An old advertisement lists insecticides and household chemicals including Pyrox Paris Green Arsenate Lead and Lime Slug Shot Black Flag products Flit Moth Balls and related items. It notes Miller's sells chemicals medicines and sick room supplies.
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Miller’s
Public Auction Notice at County Court House
In front of County Court House 12 o'clock Saturday May 25. Auction of 520 shares Victor Products Corp Class A and 527 shares Class B common. Attorneys Dunn & Duvall and B. P. Harrison, John M. Steck, Auctioneers. Prices listed as 18 20 22 24 1p 41.
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County Court House
Victor Products Corp
B. P. Harrison
John M. Steck
Attys, Dunn & Duvall
RATTLCs COMES TO LIGHT IS FELLED WITH BLOW BY PILOT
A motion picture plane battle during the Maxim Gorky disaster reveals a panic-stricken operator trying to strangle the pilot as the smaller craft crashed. Pilot V Rybushkin described losing control and striking his companion to regain steadiness before a forced landing. It is unclear if any footage of the crash, in which 49 people died, exists or was published.
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Moscow
Maxim Gorky
V. Rybushkin
Conrols
Motion Picture Agency
Rybushkin
Ivan Mmikhaeff
Gorky
Blagin
Mikhaelf
Funeral rites tomorrow for Claud McLeod near Stephens City
Funeral services for Claud Thomas McLeod a 70 year old Frederick county farmer will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 from his home south of Stephens City The Rev Allen Jones of the Opequon Group of Presbyterian Churches and the Rev Floyd M. Lucas of the Southern Methodist Church will officiate Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery Pallbearers are J R Steele C E B Staples A C Boyer C S Beatty S T O Neal and Robert S Smith McLeod died Saturday night at 10 15 after a heart attack He had previously lost a leg but walked on crutches when weather permitted He was born near Stephens City son of the late Joseph and Anna McLeod and was the last survivor of his immediate family with brothers Harry and sister Mae predeceasing him
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Claud Thomas McLeod
Stephens City
Allen Jones
Opequon
Presbyterian
Floyd M. Lucas
Southern Methodist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
J. R. Steele
C. EB. Staples
A. C. Boyer
C. S. Beatty
S. T. O'Neal
Robert S. Smith
Mr.McLeod
Frederick County
McLeod
Valley Pike
Joseph
Anna McLeod
Harry
Miss Mae McLeod
Death of Frank Hawthorne Remains In Baltimore
News arrives of the death of Frank Hawthorne in Baltimore after an operation. He was a noted livestock firm partner, owner of a Loudoun county farm, and brother to D. E. Hawthorne of the local Coca Cola plant. Survived by widow, two daughters, five brothers and three sisters. His funeral plans were not yet announced.
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Ward
Baltimore
Frank Hawthorne
Virginia
David E. Hawthorne
Mr. Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Hawthorne and Callender
Loudoun County
Washington County
N. B. Hawthorne
Winchester
K. G
James W
Fayette
W. Va
Mary and
Elizabeth Hawthorne
Washington, D. C
Malcolm Hay
Michigan
Missionary Kilinger to Present Mountain Work in Grace Church
Reverend Kenneth Killinger, a mountain missionary from southwestern Virginia, will speak at Grace Lutheran Church on Tuesday at 8 pm and show American Missions pictures of his work among mountain folk. He reports 425 public services and 1,460 pastoral calls last year, reflecting his long tenure in the Virginia Synod. A warm welcome is extended to all residents.
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Washington
Maryland
Kenneth Killinger
Virginia
Grace Lutheran Church
Board of American Missions of
The
Lutheran Church
Pastor Killinger
Grace Church
Virginia Synod
Killinger
Home Economics Class Adopts Motherless Tot
The Stephens City Home Economics girls held a meeting with 23 present. Susie Carbaugh was re elected to lead next year with Lorraine Dodson as assistant. Officers to be elected after new girls join in fall. Summer meetings set for the first and third Thursdays at 2 pm. A school fair department will be formed separate from older women. Exhibits include crocheted centerpieces and sets, knit sweaters, and embroidered pieces.
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Stephens City
Susie Carbaugh
Lorraine Dodson
Sayre warns tariffs threaten prosperity and peace
Assistant Secretary of State Francis B. Sayre warned at the Baltimore Association of Commerce that economic nationalism and protective tariffs could cause widespread unemployment and hardship. He cited higher prices for German lard and U.S. sugar costs, arguing tariffs limit exports and inflame conflicts, urging reciprocity to foster international trade.
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Baltimore
Francis B. Sayre
Sayre
Baltimore Association of Commerce
America
Germany
United States
Negro Spirituals Planned for Mass Meeting in Berryville
A Berryville mass meeting at 8 p.m. in Grate Episcopal Church will feature a sextet from St. Paul’s Normal and Industrial School Lawrenceville singing spirituals. The event supports a Virginia Episcopal Diocese appeal to raise 25000 in cash or pledges for the school’s maintenance with addresses by Rev. R. W. Patton New York and Archdeacon W. R. Mason Virginia.
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Berryville
Grate Episcopal Church
Nerge
St. Paul’s Normal and Industrial School
Lawrenceville
Virginia Episcopal Diocese
R. W. Patton
New York
W. R. Mason
Virginia
Clarke
Sixty One Horses Leave Hagerstown Track
HAGERSTOWN Md May 20 Sixty one horses had left the Hagerstown Fair Grounds by noon Saturday the deadline to vacate stalls set by fair officials for horsemen who refused to race unless purses were raised from 300 to 400 dollars. About 250 horses remained for the meet and General Manager Harold F Bester expected more stables to arrive over the weekend. The meet, featuring a daily double, will open Tuesday.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair Grounds
Harold F. Bester
Dress Sale at Benders Inc With Broken Sizes
Tomorrow at 9 o clock a group of dresses priced at 2 dollars each will be offered by Benders Inc located at 150 N Lou doun St. Many dresses formerly sold up to 7.95. The listing notes broken sizes and a 1p-11 reference.
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Bender's Inc
N. Loudoun St
New dresses and linen outfits arrive at Benders Inc
At Benders Inc new dresses arrive with prices from 1.89 to 6.95. Cotton dresses are advertised at 1.89 and linen apparel includes wear at 3.95.
Death and Destruction In A Gale Across South
Death and destruction sweep across southern regions as a gale causes casualties and damage. Tributes pour for the famed soldier known as Lawrence of Arbia, with Col Thomas E. Lawrence’s simple funeral planned at Moreton parish church under his alias T. B. Shaw.
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South
Wool
Dorsetshire
Eng
Lawrence of
Arbia
Empire
Thomas E. Lawrence
Moreton
Lawrence
T. B. Shaw
Martinsburg Mourns Death Of Joseph Seibert
Joseph Longstreet Seibert aged about 70 a lifelong Berkeley county resident and Martinsburg citizen died at his home 206 Winchester avenue after weeks of illness. He was a longtime Bible class teacher at First Baptist Church and served 26 years as judge advocate for the Junior Order. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from his Winchester avenue home with Rev. John Ward Brown officiating and interment in Martinsburg. He is survived by two brothers Charles M. and Robert K. Seibert and a sister Mrs. Sapp.
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Joseph Longstreet Seibert
Berkeley County
W. Va
Martinsburg
Winchester Avenue
Seibert
Lillie Lee Sapp
F. B. Sapp
Church of the
Disciples of Christ
Walnut Springs
Shenandoah County
Galilee Church
Grimes
Stonewall” Jackson
Nelian Reilly
Mr. Seibert
Charles M
Robert K. Seibert
Mrs. Sapp
Strasburg
Bishop Wholesale Grocery Company
First Baptist Church of
Order of United American Mechanics Lodge
John Ward Brown
First Baptist Church
Admiral Byrd Arrives in Washington in New Exhibition
Hable's Palace presents tonight and Tuesday special pictures of Admiral Byrd arriving in Washington from his last expedition. Fire Department invites all members to a fire school meeting at John Kerr School on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 5 30 p m until further notice conducted by Chief C Lee Barr.
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Admiral Byrd
Washington
Fire Department
John Kerr School
C. Lee Barr
Storms Lethal Across Texas and Oklahoma Cause Major Damage
Floods and tornadoes across Texas and Oklahoma left at least thirteen dead, numerous missing and scores injured. Damage exceeded 2 million dollars to highways, bridges and crops, with Oklahoma City flooding prompting mass evacuations and a tent camp setup. In Mississippi, high winds killed one child and damaged Utica Institute as more storms moved through the region.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Utica
Utica Institute
Negro College
Warned risks of self sufficiency threaten economic disaster
World notes report domestic policy warnings from Francis Sayre on self containment risking unemployment and suffering. a missing child found buried in a cave. storms sweep Texas and Oklahoma causing deaths. Roosevelt faces Patman inflation bonus bill. Birmingham murder of Mrs Wade and adopted daughter. Norfolk bus operator Hall found murdered. Berlin seeks talks with Laval amid French encirclement. Italo Ethiopian dispute heats up in Geneva.
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Baltimore
Francis B. Sayre
New York
Shirley Evans
Texas
Oklahoma
Washington
Roosevelt
Birmingham
Ala
Nancy Whit Wade
Anne Pollow Wade
Norflok
William J. Hall
Berlin
Hitler
Pierre
Laval
France
Geneva
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R.ida
Chevez
Garner
Missouri
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John J. Sullivan
Macedonia
Boop
Helen Kane
Francis B. Allegretti
Chicago
Max Hoffman
Hoffman
R. H. Miller
Warren County
Front Royal News
Star Today
Claud McLeod
Llcated Press
Eee San & Addams
Loudoun
Bender's, Inc
Lawrence of Arabia
Great Britain
Royal Air Force
Tank Corps
Knowles
Pat Knowles
Joseph Seibert
Sapp
Hable’s Palace
Alabama
Red River
Colorado
Turkey Creek
North Fork
Altus
Okla
J. P. Pickerell
Bill Garland
Burkburnett
Oklahoma City
O. M. Mosier
Mosier
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