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Social and Personal Notes Sweep Berryville May Social
Local society pages list regular meetings for McKinley Chapter of Eastern Star Lions Club Century Club Kiwanis Rotary Girls Athletic Association and American Legion with lunches dances and dinners. Births marriages and visits ashore highlight a busy week with notable entries from Memorial Hospital Shenandoah Valley Academy and local families.
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McKinley Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Winchester Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Local Residents Host House Warming and Social Events
The Rev and Mrs John Armstrong Welbourne hosted a Leesburg house warming with many local guests including Rev and Mrs Robert Nelson and families. A Staunton Military Academy tea dance entertained Cadets at the George Washington Hotel with prominent patronesses. The Girls Athletic Association planned a 9 PM formal at Mrs Harold Weeks home with Soddy Haines Orchestra. Mrs Strother Sherman and Miss Mary Sherman returned from Washington for health treatment and were later to receive further care near home. Mrs R C Hook left for Elon College commencement with her son Kenneth B Hook a graduate.
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Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Girls’ Athletic Association
Harold Weeks
Courtfield Avenue
Soddy Haines
Mrs. Moore
Miss Downer
Julia Downer
Garden City
N. Y
A. Moore, Jr
Berryville
Moore
Bridge
Trevor Downer
Shenandoah Valley Academy
John Armistead Welbourne
Leesburg Vay
Mr. Welbourne
Protestant Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Rosalie
Fenton Nelson
Robert A. Beverley
William Beverley
Rebecca
Frances Beverley
M. A
Thomas H. Russell
Staunton Military Academy
Millwood
Boyce
Corps of Cadets
W. W. Glass
James P. Reardon
Lytell
Virginia Rehill
Sherman
Miss Sherman
Washington
Strother Sherman
Mary Sherman
Armand Ed Branner
East Capitol Street
Branner
Mildred Massie
Stephens City
County
Thousands In Boston See Wargratt Jam After Air Maneuvers
Thousands witnessed army maneuvers at Columbus Park in South Boston and rushed to the Columbia subway station causing a crush. Police aided women with babies as crowds surged and some fainted. Earlier nearly 700 enemy airplanes darkened New England skies with a major aerial display over Dorchester Bay and Boston.
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Boston
Mass
Columbus Park
Columbia
New England
Springfield
Hartford
Conn
Dorchester Bay
Two Citizens Denied by Supreme Court for Antiwar Stance
A Yale theology professor Douglas D. MacIntosh and Canadian Marie A. Bland were refused U S citizenship by the Supreme Court over scruples against bearing arms in war. Five justices favored exclusion with four dissenting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Yale
Supreme Court
Douglas D. MacIntosh
Marie A. Bland
Circuit Court of Appeals
Hughes
Holmes
Brandeis
Stone
MacIntosh
Miss Bland
France
United States
Two Go To Death Grimly
Sigismund Szachewich and John Nafus, both convicted of murder for the 1930 Warrior Run coal company pay car bombing, were electrocuted at Rockview penitentiary. The men showed no emotion as execution began.
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Associated Press
Bellefonte
Sigismund Szachewich
John Nafus
Warrior Run
Rockview
Martinsburg Pianist Joins Schill Orchestra in New York
Mr Ivan Jackson of Martinsburg West Virginia travels with the Jack Schill Orchestra to New York for an Arcadia Ballroom engagement. Mrs Gocenour of Upperville showcases dresses and bags for Winchester Memorial Hospital. Harry Brill and Ray Everhart depart for Roanoke for the Grand Lodge of Virginia Odd Fellows annual meeting. Mazie Garber of Philadelphia visits L Jacksons and attends a Friends meeting in Hopewell. Winchester Book Club plans its annual banquet Thursday night at Wayside Inn Middletown.
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Ivan Jackson
Jack Schill
Martinsburg
W. Va
New York
Arcadia Ballroom
Messrs
Harry Brill
Ray Everhart
Roanoke
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Virginia
Mazie Garber
Philadelphia
Mrs. L. Jackson
Winchester Book Club
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Frank Allers Dies From Prison Wounds
Frank L. Allers death car driver and informer in the Norris payroll murder case died in Maryland penitentiary hospital from two stab wounds inflicted by a fellow prisoner. Edward West, serving 20 years, held in a special cell. Warden Brady said the slayer was known. West’s detention ordered by State's Attorney O'Conor as S Soc. Socolow and Smith remain in prison. Hart escaped previously. Carey hanged for guard killing. Allers attacked while showering. six inch blade stabbed him in the back twice. blade possibly left inside.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Frank L. Allers
Norris
Maryland Penitentiary Hospital
Allers
Cockeysville
Herbert R O'Conor
Edward West
Patrick J Brady
William B. Norris
Jack Hart
Walter Socolow
Charles P. Carey
John L Smith
Socolow
Smith
Hart
Carey
West
Rouff Jewelry Company
Charles Street
Bankruptcy Plea Filed Against Mortgage Company
An involuntary petition of bankruptcy was filed in U S District Court against the American Bond and Mortgage Company alleging liabilities over 5 million dollars. The Maine organized firm with Chicago head offices funded hotels and apartment houses in Washington New York and Brooklyn amid a DOJ investigation sparked by stockholder complaints.
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Associated Press
Portland
American Bond and Mortgage Company
United States District Court
Maine
Chicago
United States Department of Justice
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
College Senior Kills Himself After Love Disappointment
William N. Mitchell Jr., 19, a Southwestern College senior in Memphis, was shot in a classroom. Police say it appears self-inflicted after he told friends he would kill himself over a troubled romance. He served as business manager of the school newspaper and was from Grenada, Mississippi.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
William N. Mitchell, Jr
Southwestern
Presbyterian College
Mitchell
Grenada
Miss
Crowley Murder Trial Opens in Nassau County
Francis Crowley goes on trial for the murder of Patrolman Frederick Hirsch in Mineola New York. The arraignment and jury selection faced a slow start as the panel was exhausted with only two jurors in the box, and the trial was adjourned until tomorrow.
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Associate’ Press
Mineola
N. Y
Francis Crowley
Lewis J. Smith
Frederick Hirsch
Clarke County May Day pageant crowns Mildred Larrick queen
Clarke County Virginia held a May Day pageant on the Rosemont Orchards lawn attended by about 500 scholars and patrons from across the county. Little Miss Mildred Larrick was crowned queen by Bradshaw Beverley Byrd with 14 rural schools participating and numerous awards given for essays maps and exhibits.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Rosemont Orchards
Bradshaw Beverley Byrd
H. F. Byrd
Mildred Larrick
Lawrence Larrick
White Post
Rose MacDonald
State Board of Education
Clarke
Virginia
Polly Green
Reynolds Green
Frederick school officials and guests listed in attendance
F Byrd and guest Mrs Granville Meade led a delegation with Leslie Kline superintendent, Miss Starling school supervisor, Mr Sanford Lexington physical director, Joseph B Denny, Holmes Hardesty, Prof D G Cooley, A F Robertson superintendent, Miss Cophen haver nurse, and Rev and Mrs Ethno among others in Warren County notices.
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F. Byrd
Granville Meade
Leslie Kline
Miss Starling
Frederick
Sanford
Lexington
Joseph 8. Denny
Holmes Hardesty
D. G. Cooley
A. F. Robertson
Copenhaver
Warren County
B. D. Etn O
A. Cummins
Uth Campbell
Nannie Thomas
John B. Neill
Lucille Smith
Ollie Thomas
Court Forbids Canera Sharkey Bout
Federal Judge John Knox blocked Primo Carnera from fighting Jack Sharkey at Ebbitt's Field Brooklyn on June 10. The Madison Square Garden Corp seeks to compel Carnera to honor a contract tying him to September action, pending trial of the Garden suit.
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Associaton Press
New York
Primo Camera Today
John Knox
Jack Sharkey
Ebbitt’s Field
Brooklyn
Madison Square Gardens Corporation
Timois
Carnera
Cleveland
Mak Schmeling
Young Stribling
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Trade Update
A weak NYSE list dragged Chicago Board of Trade values lower. Liverpool closure influenced traders as crop news weighed on futures. Wheat July 6 85, September 6 8 9? December 7 1. Corn July 54 1/2, September 52 1/4, December 46 1/4. Oats July 26 1/2, September 26 1/4, December 29. Rye July 37 1/2, September 38, December 41.
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New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Stocks Decline In Dull Trading On May 25
In New York on May 25 stocks declined in dull trading as investors remained nervous about a recovery. The market closed with sales totaling 1,750 shares, reflecting persistent downward pressure.
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York
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Lions’ Club
Century Club
Hom
Lotis Baker
Kiwanis Club
The
American Legion
Mrs. Shirley
E. D. Shirley
Wadesville
Harry Shirley
Harry Lee
Edgar Shirley
Eva Shirley
Lester Shirley
Gale DeHaven
Hazel
Ross DeHaven
Guy DeHaven
Cleda
Mary Anne
E. N. Hardy
W. T. Hardy
Muriel, Russell
Edith
C. A. Madagan
Mrs. Downing
Mrs. Biddle
John Downing
Front Royal
Wilmer Biddle
Sarah Cranley Gordon
A. C. Edwards
Richard E. Byrd
Joseph Wright
T. W. Harrison
John M. Steck
Virgil Brown
Memorial Hospital
Brown
Mabel Newcome
S. G. Newcome
Lenore
Richardson
John A. W. Richardson, Jr
New York City
John A. W. Richardson
Laurel
Richardson, Jr
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Brethren Church
Mr. Sloane
England
John B. Sloane
J. P. Hayley
Mr.Sloane
John Sloane
W. Strong
Brooks
P. C. Brooks
Fishburne Military School
Waynesboro
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Captain Brooks
R. B. Brown
North Loudoun Street
Nina Elgin
Claude Cammer
Frank Armstrong, Jr
Wilshen
Staunton
G. M. Hansbrough
Margaret, Hansbrough
Charles C. Perry
Rosalie Brown
Major
R. Duncan Brown
Louise Glass
Washington Street
Grover C. Lewis
Johns Hopkins Hospital
W.E. Beck
Bristol, Tenn
W. E. Grim
North Braddock Street
Grim
Reine Colfelt
Raymond Swartz
Kernstown
John Clinger
Armel
Frank Plank
Boscowen Stréat
Laie
R. C. Hook
Elon College
N. C
Deauville
Huntsberry
N. Main Street
Wargratt
Frank Allers
Brady
O’conor
Crowley
White Post School
Oak Grove
Farmer
Pine Grove
Riverside
Belgium
Mount Weather
Edward McC. Williams
Gen
R. E. Lee
General Lee
Stonewall
U. D.C
South
Marvin
Woman's Club
Hout
Shenandoah
Williams
Mount Carmel
Glendale
Boyd Graves
MacDonald
Eliot V. Graves
Richmond
Lazier, Special Formula Laboratories
Harper Method
Geo
Margaret Hodsson
Cavalier Electric
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Goodyear Pathfindes
Buncutter Tire Co
Braddock Street
Bell Clothes Winchester
W. B. Hibbs & Company
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
Jett
Lovett Bros
Winchester
Morrisonburg
Alexander Smith
Axminster
A. M. Swimley
Riley
J. Jos. Sullivan
Kaufman’s
Coats