Randolph Academy Cadets Pummel Strasburg 27 to 6 on Home Field
Randolph Academy Yellow Jackets defeated Strasburg 27 to 6 on their field. Stone opened scoring with a 40 yard run, McFall kicked extra points, and Brandt and McFall added late touchdowns. Strasburg’s lone score came on a Cooley return off a McFall punt.
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Front Royal
Yellow Jackets
Randolph Academy
Strasburg High
Academy
Cooley
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Wing
Stone
Brandt
Lewis
Whiting
Wake
Fisher
Kline
Strasburg
E. Waughoe
G. Seamon
Atepman
C. Banks
Bank Examiners Misrepresented Says Comptroller
Comptroller of the Currency F T OConnor said banks misrepresented examiner attitudes to push out loans. Investigations showed borrowers told their loans were slow though no action existed. Notices were sent to both borrower and bank when false statements appeared.
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Washington
F. T. O'Connor
O’connor
Union Service Plans Change for Winchester
Due to Rev. R. B. Nelson's call to Richmond a union service is moved to 4 in the Church of Christ on street with Rev. W. L. Dudley and Rev. Dr. Hubert Stricker as speakers on Recreation in Winchester The service tonight at the Presbyterian Church begins promptly at 7 30 p m with Snyder Alleman presiding from Stephens College.
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R. B. Nelson
Richmond
Church of Christ
W. L. Dudley
Hubert Stricker
Braddock Treet Methodist Church
Winchester
Presbyterian Church
Snyder Alleman
Stephens
Frederick Om
Young People Install Officers at Front Royal Church
Recently elected officers of the Young People's Society of the Front Royal Methodist Church were installed during the Sunday evening service. President Alice Rhodes, vice-president Landon Haley, secretary Elizabeth Eckhart, treasurer Charles Paris, committee chairman Gladys Dutrow, with Miss Martha Brent as counselor.
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Front Royal
Young People’s Society
Front Royal Methodist Church
Alice Rhodes
Landon Haley
Elizabeth Eckhart
Charles Paris
Gladys Dutrow
Martha Brent
Insull and Associates Face Court Tomorrow
Samuel Insull, 74, once Chicago patron of the arts, and 16 business associates go on trial in the United States District Court of Northern Illinois. They are charged with a $163 million mail fraud. Prosecutors prepare to present their case with a Chicago defense team and a chorus of eight prominent local lawyers. The trial opens at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Insull
Greece
United States District Court of Northern Illinois
Prove Hauptmann Had a Part in Kidnap
Trenton October 1 New Jersey law states Hauptmann or any suspect must have a share in the Lindbergh kidnapping to be convicted of murder Premeditation need not be shown as defined by the 1898 revised crimes act Murder in the first degree includes killings during burglary and kidnapping is named a form of stealing Those present or aiding in a felony are principals and share full consequences
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Trenton
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Japan protests after border firefight with Russians
Tokyo reports protest to Soviet Russia over a Manchukuo border clash last Tuesday. No casualties. Japanese survey party near Sanchakou exchanged fire with six Russians on Soviet soil. Russians retreated.
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Tokyo
Manchukuo
Russia
Sanchakou
All-Stars Fade In Final Doubleheader End Of Season
In Front Royal, Frederick pitchers Blethen and Fraley shut down the Stars as Frederick swept both ends of a doubleheader 8-0 and 4-1. Blethen led at bat with a triple and two singles driving in three, and Fraley held the Stars to four hits in the nightcap. The twin bill closed the season for both teams with Maryland taking a 3-1 series edge.
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Cot
Blethen
Fraley
Frederick
All Stars
Fredrick
Marylanders
John Blethen
Knoxville
Stars
Johnson
Blue Ridge Boys
Frank Fraley
Larry Boerner
Mackenzie
Lyle
McFal
Goodwin
Gardner
Downing
All Day Meeting At Fishers Hill Church Yesterday
A large gathering from scattered points attended Emanuel Reformed Church in Fisher Hill Virginia for an all day meeting. Morning services featured Rev. A W Barley and Rev F B Lingle discussing Love. A bountiful dinner followed on the church lawn. Afternoon songs included performances by Prof and Mrs Gilbert Curtis Keller quartet and Harrisville male quartet.
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Fishers Hill
Emanuel Reformed Church
A. W. Barley
Woostock
F. B. Lingle
Strasburg
Gilbert Curtis
Keller Quartette
Harrisville
Glider pilots chase records at Big Meadows meet
Glider pilots Lewin Barringer of Philadelphia and Warren Eaton of the Soaring Society of America aimed to better yesterday’s marks at Big Meadows Virginia. They climbed 2000 feet and stayed aloft for over five hours before rain forced a return near Front Royal ending the attempt to reach Washington.
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Big Meadows
Lewin Barringer
Philadelphia
Warren Eaton
Soaring Society of America
Front Royal
Washington
Social And Personal News Of Front Royal And Warren County
Miss Helen Simons returns to Washington after a weekend with her mother Mrs. Rudacile. Mr Frank Trout also returns to Washington after visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Edward Willey and infant visit Wiley family on Blue Ridge Avenue. Miss Lillian McFall goes back to Strayer College in Washington after weekend with her mother. Mrs Wallace Reed returns from a visit with her sister in Washington. Mr and Mrs C W Miller visit friends in Martinsburg. Sheriff Collins shows slight health improvement at home. Attendees at Navy William and Mary game in Annapolis include W C Armstrong and family. Rebecca Collins leaves for Washington to work and study secretarial courses. Douglas Compton departs for Washington for several days with friends. Edmund Caskie returns from week with Washington friends. Mildred Cameron returns home from Miami, Florida. Hugh D Hite returns after visiting Judge Fletcher near Sperryville. Wyndham Lee attends V M I Duke game in Lexington. Fourteen go to Century of Progress in Chicago. party includes several named friends and relatives. Donaldson Coley and Pierce Jones plan Worlds Fair week in Chicago. John W Moran and son Hunter return from Chicago Worlds Fair. Pulpit duties filled by Elder C W Miller at Front Royal Old School Baptist Church. R C Thomasson and daughters visit Mrs Thomasson’s aunts the Messes Barrow near Middletown. Mrs Robert Kelliher and daughter prepare to move to California to join Lt. Kelliher.
Four Die As Illinois Tavern Robbery Ends in Gunfight
In St Jacob Illinois four people were killed and a fifth wounded in an abortive tavern robbery. Elmer Jackson the operator fired a shotgun at the robbers as they fled, leaving bandits Webb Perkins and another gunman dead nearby and two patrons including Lee Holden mortally wounded. Harold Shannon remained critically injured.
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Illinois
St, Jacob
Ill
Elmer Jackson
Jackson
Lee Holden
Floyd Hartmann
East St. Louis
Webb Perkins
Body of Student Found With Foul Play Suspected
The body of Jack L. Todd, 21, Clemson College senior, was found on a hotel roof after an overnight arrival for a Georgia Tech Clemson game. Coroner and police investigated foul play as Todd’s injuries, a crushed shoulder and head trauma, were noted.
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Atlanta
Jack L. Todd
Clemson College
US. C
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Paul Donehoe
Todd
J. T. Woodruff
Woodruff
Gliders Reach Long Flights at Front Royal Scene
Lewin Barringer and Warren Eaton piloted motorless gliders from Big Meadows to Front Royal. Barringer's craft, piloted for over five hours, earned a D prize while Eaton logged about four hours. Richard Dupont of Wilmington planned to arrive tomorrow.
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Front Royal
DuPont
Two Prisoners Escape Petersburg Jail
Two federal prisoners escaped by squeezing through a ventilator to the roof and lowering themselves to the ground with a blanket rope. Guards halted 19 others attempting the same method as noise drew attention at the Petersburg jail. George Kelly and Ralph Moore, both white, are being sought after release from nearby facilities.
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Petersburg
West Virginia
Kentucky
Price George County
George Kelly
Ralph Moore
Appeals From Judgments On Condemnations Expired
A notice states appeals from condemnations have expired, with a court action closure tied to a Wednesday deadline. The document indicates funds and terms related to the appeal process and references TE and Fresco as parties or provisions.
Negro Victim Of Hit And Run On Royal Avenue
Quincy Pine a 43 year old black man was found dead Sunday around 2 am near the cement culvert on lower Royal Avenue in Front Royal Virginia the result of a suspected hit and run. His right leg was broken and his head crushed. Pathologist Dr D M Kipps viewed the body and no inquest was ordered. Investigators are checking clues with no definite leads.
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Front Royal
Quincy Pine
Lower Royal Avenue
Maddox and Samsell
D. M. Kipps
Pine
Man Held on Drunken Driving Charge after Winches ter Pike Crash
Charlie Corbin of Maryland was jailed in Warren county after a crash on the Winchester pike near Nineveh. State Traffic Officer T. A. Slaughter reports drunken driving charges. A hearing is set for tomorrow at 10 in Judge Olmstead's court. An unidentified man and woman in the vehicle were released.
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Front Royal
Charlie Corbin
Maryland
Warren County
T. A. Slaughter
Nineveh
Winchester Pike
Two Held On Labor Charges In Front Royal
Front Royal Virginia reports Ed Hickerson and Albert Alger arrested Saturday night by Officer E C Smith on drunkenness in public. Their hearing was postponed this morning due to missing key witnesses.
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Front Royal
Cet
Ed. Hickerson
Albert Alger
E. C. Smith
Fifty Thousand Children Rally to Clean Up Movies
Chicago Ott 1 AP reports fifty thousand youngsters marched down Michigan Avenue in a public pledge event by the Catholic Legion of Decency to address movie content. The demonstration marked a bold stand in media reform efforts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ott
Sand
Michigan Boulevard
Catholic Legion of Decency
70 Passengers Removed From Grounded Steamer New Bedford
New Bedford Massachusetts October 1 Seventy passengers were taken off the steamer after it ran aground near Naushon Island off the southern Massachusetts coast The master reported to Radiomarine Corp that lifeboats were used as water flooded the engine room The coast guard patrol boat argo left Newport at 9 50 p m and assisted with the evacuation
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Mass
Naushon Island
Massachusetts
Radiomarine Corporation
Argo
Coast Guard
Newport
Derby not just a race but English sporting institution
The Derby is described as a romantic symbol with a storied history and huge emotional and financial stakes for owners and fans. It is framed as a national cultural emblem beyond a mere race, full of dream moments and global appeal. Separately, notes mention juniper trees and related Southwest plants supplying foods, clothing, medicines, and ceremonial items for present day Indians.
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Boston Globe
Southwest
Virginia Landowners Refuse Park Funding Move
The Shenandoah National Park issue sees a Virginia Commission leader call the $5,000 fund-raising bid for attorneys a vain effort and a pure bung. He notes six months since the last Page County in rem judgment, with appeals closed, and warns the plan to enjoin federal government actions lacks grounds and benefit for landowners.
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Shenandoah’ National Park
Washington
Virginia
William E. Carson
State Commission On Conservation and Development
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Carson
Circuit Court
Page County
Luray
Commission
National Park
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Secretary of the Interior
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Millions Live in Boats on Chinese Rivers
Overpopulation in China forces millions to live on sampans along rivers. People spend life from cradle to grave aboard boats used to grow necessities of life, as land is scarce and dedicated to farming.
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China
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Hauptmann
Japan
Warren County Bureau
Winchester Evening Star
W. B. Thomason
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Frederick, Md
Fishers Hill Church
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W. E. Rudacile
Frank Trout
Edward Willey
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L. C. Willey
Blue Ridge Avenue
Lillian McFall
Strayers College
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Wallace Reed
L. B., Reed
C. W. Miller
Martinsburg
W. V
R. F. Collins
Manor Avenue
Navy William and Mary
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David Way Kendrick
W. C C. Armstrong, Jr
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Washington Business School
Douglas Compton
Edmund Caskie
Mildred Cameron
Riverton
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Hugh D. Hite
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Sperryville
Wyndham Lee
V. M. I.duke
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Marian Corron
Cooke Berryman
Reuben Brady
William Shotwell
Century of Progress
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Mattie Clark
Rachael Garbee
Lynchburg
Mary Walters
Kathleen Easley
North Carolina
Francis Donaldson
George Coley
Pierrce Jones
John W. Moran
Hunter
Royal Old School Baptist Church
R. C. Thomasson
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Robert Kelliher
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BANET
MR Stokes
W. E. Rudacille
American Soaring Society
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Barringer
Ajeft
Warren E. Eaton
Richard C. Dupont
New York
Delaware
Eaton
Richard Dupont
Wilmington
Royal Avenue
Conservation Commission
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