Sunday Movie Testing and Virginia Moral Debate This Week
A week review notes Sunday movies in Virginia's capital city were deemed a necessity to improve welfare after a fair trial. Attorney General Staples comments on nudism legalities. Amelia County back to nature camp faces local resistance amid drought worries. Virginia Military Institute cadet cites time limits to explain a date goodbye. Warrenton pastor reports another bride promise tied to installment plans and gasoline funds.
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Commonwealth
Haddon
A. P. Staples
Amelia County
George Leary
Ruth
Amelia Reservation
Amelia
Bold Venture wins Preakness at Baltimore in photo finish
National Bold Venture, a two to one favorite, captures the Preakness before 40 000 spectators overcoming an unlucky start. Granville, owned by William Woodward, finishes a nose behind, set for a Belmont rematch in New York.
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William Woodward
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Belmont
New York
Senate Finance Committee
George
Bailey
Byrd
Harrison
Black
Ala
Roosevelt
House
LaFollette
New York Times
Mississippi
Senate
Couzens
City crackdown on speeders leads to 68 arrests
Local police vow to crack down with a motorcycle officer enforcing traffic rules. Sixty-eight arrests have been made with 67 found guilty. City Democrats held a quiet mass meeting and elected four teen delegates to the state convention in Norfolk. Resolutions endorsed Senators Glass and Byrd, Congressman Robertson, and Governor Peery's administration. Independent candidate J Henkel Henry is notably silent.
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Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Merton W. Kremer
Elizabeth C. Gratchen
Et Als
Charlotte N. Diffenderfer
Cameron Street
Clifford and
Cecil Streets
Virginia
Lucy Saunders
Annie Saunders
Maude Diffenderfer
August Graber
Lillian Williamson
Margaret Truitt
Cyrus Clem Everhart
Rose Everhart Lloyd
Mary Everhart Marpel
Camilla Everhart
Elizabeth Everhart Steele
Edith E. Finch
Emmett W. Everhart
State of
Evening Star
Clark
M. M. M. Lynch
C. W. Hollis
Norfolk
Glass
Byrd
Robertson
Peery
J. Henkel Henry
ARAX Kidney Remedy Ad From Millers
An old advertisement touts ARAX as a remedy to cleanse acids and wastes from blood via kidney filters. It claims relief for nocturnal urination, nervousness, backaches, eye circles, dizziness, and acidity and directs readers to see Mr Harris at Millers 107 North Loudoun Street.
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Mr. Harris
Millers
Loudoun St
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Tom
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