Pay Tribute (Continued from page 1) Democracy Leads To Peace
A commemorative program recalls World War II, democracy versus autocracy, and the war to end wars. Speakers include Rev. T. M. Swann and Rev. M. J. Milard with Harry Cook of the Spanish War Veterans leading ceremonies. A firing squad from Company TI fired volleys and Taps was played.
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Europe
U. S
T. M. Swann
Braddock Street
M. B. Church
M. J. Milard
United Brethren Church
Harry Cook
Illness Fatal To Mrs Bromley
Miss Mary L Bromley daughter of John and Martha Bromley died at 77 after six weeks illness in Stephenson. She is survived by brothers and sisters and funeral services will be held at her brother Johns home with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Mary L. Bromley
Miss Bromley
John Bromley
Stephenson
Bromley
John
Martha Bromley
Lora Capper
Ee Erb
Mass Visit Proposed by O'Connell to Jersey City
Washington May 30 A plan by Representative O'Connell to lead a 25 member liberal delegation to Jersey City for a civil liberties discussion is floated He aims to recruit colleagues from a Tuesday luncheon group Maverick of Texas dismisses the effort and says he will not join any “busting into windmills” trip O'Connell plans to press ahead if possible this week before leaving for Montana
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Washington
Jersey City
O'Connell
D.mont
Maverick
D.tex
Texas
O’connell
Montana
Farley To See Daughter Graduate
Postmaster General James A. Farley planned to attend his elder daughter Elizabeth Mary’s high school graduation in Tarrytown New York. Betty is 15 and studies at Marymoor School. He will be joined by Mrs Farley and their two younger children Ann and Jimmie for the ceremony.
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New York
James A. Farley
Elizabeth Mary
Betty
Marymoor School
Tarrytown
N.Y
Giants Shut Out Boston in Opening Half of Doubleheader
A crowd of 40,000 watched Jim Turner of the Boston Bees blank the New York Giants 6 to 0 in the first game of a doubleheader. Turner yielded nine hits as Boston posted eleven, marking the Giants third shutout of the season.
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Boston
Jim Turner
Boston Bees
New York Giants
Turner
Giants
Desertoion Divorce Suit Filed in Frederick County Court
In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Frederick County on May 26 1938 I Russell Bucher sues Goldie Bucher for divorce a vinculo matri monii on grounds of desertion and abandonment over two years. Defendant not resident in Virginia is ordered to appear within 15 days after publication with notices to be posted and mailed. publication in Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and copies mailed to defendant.
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Commonwealth OF Virginia
Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
I. Russell Bucher
Goldie Bucher
State of
Virginia
Winchester
Co. C. Brannon
Harrison & Harrison, P. Q
Daughters of the Confederacy Deny North South Rift Claim
Lowell Massachusetts May 30. The assertion by Dudley L. Page junior vice commander of the Lowell G A R that the Daughters of the Confederacy kept alive sectional ill feeling met a denial from the President General of the Daughters.
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Lowell
Mass
Dudley L. Page
The
Lowell G. A. R
Daughters of the Confederacy
Swishy Waikiki Garb Upsets Recording Mic
A special shipment of Hawaiian hula skirts for Eleanor Powell's Honolulu caused the recording microphone to blast from the swishes on a movie sound stage. The leaves rustled loudly, more than a cyclone, as dancers wore the skirts during filming.
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Waikiki
Eleanor Powell
Honolulu
Negro Held In Chicago Slaying Wanted On Coast
Chicago police linked 19 year old Robert Nixon alias Crosby to Los Angeles killings after fingerprint match. Nixon and Earl Hicks admitted breaking into the Johnson home last Friday but blamed each other for the murder of Mrs Florence Johnson, wife of a city fireman.
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Chicago
John L. Sullivan
Tion
Florence Johnson
Los Angeles
Sullivan
James E. Davis
Robert Nixon
Crosby
Edna Worden
Marguerite
Nixon
Earl Hicks
Johnson
Iowa Rift Grows as Har rington Supports Gillette Opponent
Iowa's Democratic split widens as Representative Harrington flies to Des Moines to campaign for Senator Guy Gillette against Otha Wearin, after Hopkins endorsed Wearin. Gillette, already aligned with opposition to Washington court reform, spoke in Davenport defending constitutional government.
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Des Moines
Iowa
WPA
Harry S Hopkins
Guy Gillette
Vincent Harrington
Gillette
House
Lefty Grove Driven From Box as Bees Beat Giants
New York May 30 Lefty Grove lasted only four innings as the Yankees routed the Giants 10 to 0 in the holiday doubleheader opener Charley Ruffing twirled a three hitter for Boston in the later game before a crowd of 75 000.
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New York
Lefty Grove
York
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Charley Ruffing
Walter P. Chrysler Improves While in Sanatorium
Walter P. Chrysler Sr., automobile manufacturer, confined in a sanatorium with a circulatory attack, showed improvement today. An earlier report said his condition was described as better and progressing as physicians noted the threat of pneumonia.
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New York
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler
Milkman In Lead Continuation At Grand Prix
Snyder surged to the front from Rex Mays early and led by six and a half seconds as Kelly Pettito and Wilbur Shaw chased in the same lap. Mays withdrew at 112 miles with overheating trouble, shrinking the field to thirty as crowds surpassed 150000.
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Page One
Roberts
Kelly Petillo
Los Angeles
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis
Snyder
Rex Mays
Glendale
Calif
Ronny Householder
van Nuys
Floyd Roberts
Van
Mays
Shorty Cantlon
Detroit
Ol Putnam
Speedway
John Ventura
Cleveland
Méchanic
Rain Rule For Race Dictates 110 Or 275 Mile Distances
Officials state that if rain delays the event, the leading car must cover 110 or 275 miles to officialize the result. If the distance is less, cars are flagged off and will start tomorrow in their current positions. Only once in 26 years has the race ended under 500 miles. In 1926 Frank Lockhart was named winner when a downpour stopped the race at 400 miles.
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Frank Lockhart
Winchester Golfers Clinch Home Win Over Purcellville
The 20 man Winchester Golf Club beat Purcellville in a season opener with several pairings decided. Results list Coffey and Campbell 3 0, Hawthorne Gibson and Page 3 0, and Golddé Oakes 3 0 among others as the club sets sights on Bi-State play and a June 5 Alexandria tournament.
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Thechester Golf Club
Purcellville
Martinsburg
Staufston
Alexandria
Winchester
Ville
Bia
Roy Ryden
Laurié Bling
Expec
Clu
Maryland
Washington
D. C
Virginia
Coffey
Campbell
Hirst
Small
Arnold Anda. Scully
Stokes
Ashton
P. Glaize
F. Glaize
Lehighey
Williams
Yates
Cutter
Babson
Slack
Cooper and
Stone
Little
American Hopes Are Strengthened
ST ANDREWS May 30 Sam Marvin Bud Ward and Ray Billows, off form since arriving, boosted United States hopes in the Walker Cup by par shattering performances on the old St Andrews course. Ward 69 Ballows 70 with Reynolds Smith and Charles Kocsis also carding 74s. Par from the championship tees is 73.
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ST. Andrews
Sam Marvin
Bud) Ward
Ray Billows
United States
Reynolds
Smith
Charles Kocsis
Ward
Billows
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Ickers
FORD
W.b
Bicker’s Used Car Lot
Wivil Hsvvo
Rock Botee
Plymouth
Shenandoah Motor Company, Inc
Winchester, VA
Vales of
Firestone
Farley
Raleegh S. Brown
Whitacre
W. E. Edwards
Admr
R. S. Brown
Dec
Frank W. Fuller Jr
Zoe Dell Lantis
Fuller
Ler
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
Dudley
Frederic J. Haskin
White House
Uncle Sam
House of Knowledge
America
Sisto
Washington, D.C
Haskin
Tower of Sun
Fair ’N Warmer
Gloria
Santa Cruz
London
Walter Chrysler
Winchester Golfers
Dodge Coach
Virginia Motor CO
West Gerrard St
Neupenior Engineering
Pine Motor CO
BraDdock & Dealer
Cecil Sts
Hughes Motor Co
Mrs
Gm Motor Co
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