Roanoke Woman Killed in Valley Pike Collision
A Roanoke woman died and seven others were injured in a two-car crash on the wet Valley Pike near New Market at 1 30 PM. The dead is Mrs B D English 33 of Roanoke and the injured include Miss Theodora Ambrozy 25 of Washington Mrs W O English Calloway Va Joseph Waicikauskas of Washington Francis Willie Campbell of Roanoke Mrs Jack Eanes of Vinton Va Miss Antoinette Grodecki of Washington and Frank Lewland of Washington. Campbell, a nephew of the deceased, drove north with the English party while Waicikauskas drove south with the Washington party. Authorities said the Washington car skidded into the Roanoke car near Welland pottery display south of New Market. The seven injured were taken to Rockingham Memorial Hospital where some remained unconscious or in shock.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Wet Valley Pike
New Market
B. D. English
Roanoke
Theodora Ambrozy
Washington
W. O. English
Calloway
Joseph Waicikauskas
Francis Willie Campbell
Jack Eanes
Vinton
Antoinette Grodecki
Frank Lewland
Campbell
English
Banes
Martinsburg
Charles R. Green
Richmond
James A. Gageby
W. Va
Gageby
Grove Hill Bridge
Luray
Oct
Leon Reid
Grove
Luray Man Injured In Hit and Run Near Shenandoah City
Harold Frye 27 of Luray is in serious condition at Rockingham Memorial Hospital after a hit and run near Shenandoah City Saturday night. He suffered a broken leg and severe lacerations. he was dragged about 100 feet and a shoe was found 300 feet from the scene as authorities hunt the fleeing driver. Frye had been attempting to turn his car after engine trouble when the incident occurred and he was struck as he climbed back into the vehicle.
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Harrisonburg
Harold Frye
Luray
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah City
Frye
Rockingham
Page Counties
Elkton
Shenendoah
Windsors Plan US and Germany Visit to Study Housing
Edward of Windsor and his American-born Duchess Wallis Warfield announce a forthcoming trip to the United States and Germany to study housing and working conditions. Speculation swirls about Wakefield Manor in Virginia as a possible stay and private travel to avoid formal receptions.
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Paris
Edward
Windsor
British Empire
Wallis Warfield
Baltimore
United States
Germany
London
Washington
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Virginia
Wakefield Manor
Rappahannock County
George Barnett
Europe
State Department
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Mountains
Rappahannock
Basil Gordon
Congress
Charles T. O'Ferrall
Long Island
Canada
Kenya
British East Africa
Green Spring Valley
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Palace Theatre to Feature Parisian Midget Follies Today and Tuesday
The Palace Theatre presents Hable's Rose's Parisian midget follies as the regular screen attraction. Acts include Hollis Edwards the world’s tiniest prestidigitator, a tap dancing phototype of Bill Robinson, Mary Ellen Burbach, a Mae West miniature, Vance Smith the smallest midget in America, and a Sally Rand fan dance vest pocket edition.
Creomulsion Promises Relief For Coughs Chest Colds
A three days cough signals danger and may lead to serious trouble later. Creomulsion offers relief as a palatable emulsified Beechwood Creosote medicine that soothes inflamed mucous membranes and helps expel germ laden phlegm. If relief isn’t obtained, the druggist refunds every cent.
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Shirley Buettner
Paul Schaerer
John W. Russert
Master Brewers’ Association of America
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Brewers’ Association
Star Job
PRIN
Portland Cement Association
State Planters Bank Bldg
America
Maryland
The
White House
Greenbelt
John H. Scarff
Palace Hable’s
High Values
Robert L. Gray, SR
Robert L. Gray
H. C. Sheetz
H. C. Sheetz & Son
H.C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
Winchester
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