Lindberghs Welcome Third Son at English Home
The Lindberghs have a third son born on coronation night May 12 at their Kent home Longbarn Seven Oaks England. Name not announced. Col. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh returned April 9 from a European tour and have kept to seclusion with their 4 year old Jon.
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Cleveland
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne S. Cutter
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Lindberghs
New York
Kent
United States
London
Col. Lindbergh
Europe
East
Jon
Gatwick Airdrome
Surrey
India
Weald
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Osa Johnson Advocates Borneo Women Rights
Ma Winchester quotes Osa Johnson widow of Martin Johnson claiming Borneo women manage homes and fields after arranged marriages. She challenges Tahiti maidens as more beautiful by American standards but notes Borneo life is hard with early aging, tough labor, and husbands who expect women to work.
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Osa Johnson
Martin Johnson
Tahiti
Borneo
Boreno
Byrd seeks halt to Virginia Resettlement project
Senator Byrd asks the Resettlement Administration to abandon a 1.5 million dollar Shenandoah Park homestead project in Virginia. He labels the plan wasteful and impractical and urges returning the funds to reduce the deficit.
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Byrd
Resettlement Administration
Blue Ridge
Washington
D-Va
Wallace
Shenandoah Park
Blue Mountains
Virginia
Tipsy Drivers Are Arrested and One Man Hurt
Two drunken drivers were arrested during the weekend and one motorist sustained serious injuries in a crash near Charles Town. John Simpson and Willard Herrell, both of Round Hill, and Margaret Price of Winchester were in a wreck with another vehicle carrying several Black occupants. Simpson suffered a punctured lung and serious injuries but was reported as stable. The two cars were wrecked. charges were pending the outcome of Simpson’s condition. Herrell, previously pursued by officers, faced a drunken driving case with an appeal filed in Clarke Circuit Court. A rifle was found in the auto, and Ray Weirich was bonded for DUI.
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Charles Town
John Simpson
Round Hill
Willard Herrell
Margaret Price
Winchester
West Virginia
Simpson
Herrell
Miss Price
C. M. Carden
Carter Baker
A. J. Rackley
Berryville
Clarke
Herrell and Simpson
Ray Weirich
Graduation Gifts from Hodgson and Brown Jewelers
Jewelry gifts symbolize life’s finest sentiments as Hodgson and Brown Jewelers presents selections for graduation milestones and lasting keepsakes.
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Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
See World Wonder Car Exhibit At Court House Square
World traveling museum exhibit opens Tuesday through Wednesday from 3 PM to 10 PM at Court House Square. Over 1000 educational exhibits including curiosities from around the world. Features a giant octopus and dressed fleas. Sponsored by American Legion and U S Marine Corps. Admission 10 cents, children 5. Moling & Cather display new summer slips and under wearables.
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Court House Square
American Legion
U.S. Marine Corps
Miss Pifer Not Traced in Albuquerque Missing nurse case
Authorities and police admit they have no clues to the whereabouts of Martha Pifer a nurse at the United States Sanatorium missing for 10 days Dozens of reports have been checked with no result Her twin sister Mrs George Chapman of Woodstock Virginia arrived to help search but offered little new information
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Albuquerque
N. M
United States
Martha Pifer
Miss Pifer
George Chapman
Woodstock
Martha
Bond buying surges after Social Security Act approval
Brisk United States government bond buying lifted prices moderately after the Supreme Court approved the Social Security Act. Late trading gains reached about 4.40 per 1000 face value, with traders noting that a ruling against the act would have cut Treasury receipts and increased borrowing. The expected pension reserve under the act could absorb a large portion of the national debt. Other markets showed little reaction amid quiet price movements.
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New York
United States
Supreme Court
Treasury
Herrell Case Set For June 2
Willard Herrell, appealing a drunken driving conviction from Trial Justice Loring Rackley, has the Clarke Circuit Court date set for June 2. He was sentenced to six months in the lower court. Two indictments were presented to the grand jury. One concerns Tom E. Beavers, driver of a truck involved in a fatal collision.
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The
Star
Berryville
Willard Herrell
Court of Trial
Loring Rackley
Clarke
Herrell
Tom E. Beavers
Lawmaker Attacks Rental Basis for Housing Costs
Byrd condemns proposed government rentals for public housing as based on inflated building costs. He cites estimates from six to nearly ten thousand dollars for structures and equipment, arguing occupants would bear crippling debt after a year of labor. He warns against misusing funds from the Re settlement administration.
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Byrd
Wallace
Hail Damages Winchester Area Apple Orchards
A severe hailstorm Saturday afternoon damaged many Winchester area orchards with 15 reports from Frederick and Clarke counties and additional hits in Rappahannock and Madison counties. Most growers had hail insurance. Buds a month old were severely pitted as inspectors toured affected plots along the Middle road and Martinsburg pike.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Rappahannock
Madison
Middle Road
Martinsburg Pike
Wadesville
Clarke County
Council Meets Tuesday Night
An extra regular session of Common Council will be held tomorrow night to dispose of a heavy calendar of business. The meeting will open at 7 30 o clock.
Army air corps flyer visits hometown on 20 day leave
Mr. Bryan Breckenridge, long connected with the United States Army air corps at Langley Field Virginia, arrived in town to visit his father Mr. D W Breckenridge. He has a twenty day leave of absence.
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Bryan Breckenridge
United States Army Air Corps
Langley Field
D. W. Breckenridge
Roosevelt Urges Flexible Labor Law For Fair Pay
President Roosevelt asks Congress to enact a flexible labor law to guarantee a fair day's pay for a fair day's work. Senate committee chair Connery introduces a bill with a 40 cent hourly wage target and a 35 to 40 hour work week, later replaced by a blank-rate measure leaving wage and hours to Congress. The bill would bar products of child labor and workers unpaid or overworked from interstate commerce.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol
Black
D-Ala
Senate Labor Committee
Connery
Lawrence Russell Clarke Merchant Die In Hospital
Lawrence Eugene Russell of Boyce died at Winchester Memorial Hospital last Saturday afternoon after a monthlong illness and a serious operation He lived about a week following surgery He is survived by his widow Mrs Georgia D Russell three children Mrs Yates Willey Front Royal Lawrence M Russell and Jack E Russell all of Boyce one sister Mrs Florence Leasure of Cumberland Md He was son of Eugene and Nellie Brown Russell born in Indiana raised in Clarke county and was a well known restaurant proprietor and second hand furniture dealer He was in hospital with a weakened condition when admitted and did not rally before his death
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Lawrence Eugene Russell
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Georgia D. Russell
Yates Willey
Front Royal
Lawrence M. Russell
Jack E. Russell
Florence Leasure
MacKnight girl claims police forged confession in Bayonne murder case
Gladys MacKnight 17 testified in Jersey City that Bayonne detectives dictated a confession blaming Donald Wightman for the hatchet murder of her mother. She said she only agreed to a story after threats of the electric chair and disputed a printed version that implicated her with Donald.
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MacKnight
Bayonne
Mary Elizabeth Plummer
Jersey City
N. J
Gladys MacKnight
Donald Wightman
Wightman
Gladys
Donald
Mad Car Cash Fatal Chase In Baltimore Suburbs
Two youths killed and another critically injured after a stolen sedan fled from police for six miles near Halethorpe. One suspect escaped into woods despite 12 shots. three others named Wright Faulkner Baker were involved. Police pursued at 80 mph before the crash and a youth was later detained for questioning.
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Halethrope
Earl James Wright
James Faulkner
Albert L. Baker
Wilbur Martindale
Washington Boulevard
Edward Hueneke
Martindale
Halethorpe
Aew Halethorpe
Charles Harting
Lansdowne
Shriners Caravan to Visit Winchester Wednesday
A Winchester Shrine Club committee prepares to greet a large Acca Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine caravan from Richmond arriving Wednesday afternoon after stops in Fredericksburg Alexandria and Leesburg. About 150 nobles plus 120 other members will attend a six o'clock dinner parade concert and dance at the George Washington Hotel and Handley High School stadium before traveling on Thursday.
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Winchester Shrine Club
Acca Temple Nobles
Mystic Shrine
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Alexandria
Leesburg
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Brady W. Largent
A. H. Jackson
John G. Fosbrink
W. H. Bosserman
Claude Grim
C. R Anderson
J. Scott Atkinson
W E. Dixon
F. Rhodes Huntsberry
Patrol
Stadium
Piccadilly Street
Loudoun
Cork
Washington
Handley High School
Shrine Band
Shriners
Skyline Drive
Harrisonburg
Hot Springs
Charlottesville
Acca Temple
Rockefeller Rites Simple in Ormond Beach
A brief funeral for John D. Rockefeller Sr. was held with only family and a few friends present at his Ormond Beach Florida home. Rev. James N. Anderson read scriptures as hymns were sung. The 97 year old philanthropist will be moved by private car at 5 p.m. to Pocantico Hills New York, via Florida East Coast Railway.
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Ormond Beach
Fila
John D. Rockefeller
James N. Anderson
Calvary Baptist Church
Daytona Beach
Ormond
Florida East Coast Railway
Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
N. Y
County Cars Frequent Lot Shows Parking Demand
The Municipal Parking lot at Kent and Boscawen streets near Winchester holds 80 cars and was near full at 9 15 pm last Saturday. A council count showed 76 cars present, 49 from the county and 27 from Winchester, highlighting a need for more space and possible county city sharing of the lot.
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Kent and
Boscawen Street
Winchester
C. D. Barnett
Lester Forney
Supreme Court Upholds Social Security Act Provisions
The Supreme Court ruled the unemployment insurance and old age pension provisions of the Social Security Act constitutional. Justice Cardozo authored opinions sustaining the act, delivering a 5 to 4 vote on unemployment insurance and 7 to 4 on old age pensions, prompting Capitol Hill debate over President Roosevelt's court reorganization plan.
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Supreme Court
Justice Cardozo
District of Columbia
van Devanter
Butler
McReynolds
Capital Hill
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Cardozo
Congress
Hail Insurance Advertisements in Virginia Townships
J. W. Arthur General Insurance in Winchester advertises hail insurance for apples peaches wheat and corn in Frederick County Virginia including Stonewall Shawnee Opequon Back Creek Gainsboro and anywhere in the state. Wilmer F. Shryock urges purchase now, writing in all districts.
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Frederick County
Stonewall
Shawnee
Opequon
Back Creek
Gainsboro
Virginia
J. W. Arthur General Insurance
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Wilmer F. Shryock
FUR STORAGE Offer for Safe Summer Fur Care
Your furs came from a cold climate and should not stay in a warm place during summer. Call 177 to have them stored by Virginia Apple Storage and kept from drying or damage.
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Virginia
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