Foreign-born defendant urged to answer in chancery suit
In the Circuit Court of Frederick Virginia Joseph C Calverley files a chancery suit against Dorothy S Calverley nonresident. She must appear within fifteen days after publication. The order requires weekly notices in Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse and mailing to her last known address.
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Circuit Court OF
Joseph C. Calverley
Ant
Dorothy 8. Calverley
Dorothy S. Calverley
Circuit Court
Frederick
Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Rick
Court House
Winchester
Co. C. Brannon
Raymond E. Perrine
Trombone's Glamour Is Doomed
Washington patent news reports Antonio Adriani of New York received a patent for a short-positioned trombone to reduce slide length and end long instrument reach. The invention claims easier play and safety, plus a flat technique.
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Eddie Gilmore Washington
Antonio Adriani
New York
Adriani
Andrew Glad
Donovan
Motorcyclist Appeals Liquor DUI Charge in West Virginia
Marvin C. Hain of Dillons Run West Virginia was charged with riding a motorcycle and a car while under the influence. He was fined $100 and costs and given a month in jail when his case was tried by June.
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Marvin C. Haine
Dillons Run
W. Va
Stolen Oakland 1928 Car From Newcome Residence
The 1928 Oakland 2 door sedan owned by Harry Newcome at 544 North Loudoun Street was reported stolen Sunday night. The Virginia license plate number is 143 553 and the car was taken from in front of the Newcome home.
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Harry Newcome
North Louudoun Street
Warns of Danger in Free Press Threats
President James G. Stahlman of the American Newspaper Publishers Association warned at the Herald Tribune Forum that attempts to fetter the American press would continue. He warned against regimentation abroad and urged vigilance against abridgement of freedom.
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New York
James G. Stahlman
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Herald Tribune Forum
Stahlman
Don Mellett
Canton
Kentucky Legislative
Louisville Courier-Journal
Aberdeen
8. D
Huey Long
Louisiana
Walter Liggett
Minneapolis
Free Press Freedom Urges Truth and Responsibility
A keynote on press freedom cites dangers to publishers and the people who rely on accurate reporting. It warns that print truth must inform, expose crime, defend the weak, and honor liberties, while citizens must seek and use truth to protect society.
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Stahlman
Virginia UDC Convention Opens In Danville With 300 Delegates
More than 300 delegates and state officials attend the Virginia division United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Danville starting with an 8 p.m. opening session led by Mrs. James Penn Jr. Col. W. M. Kemper of Danville Military Institute will speak, with greetings from Captain Henry Woodring and local groups. Dr. Freeman H. Hart of Hampden-Sydney College is the principal speaker for the meeting running through Friday.
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Danville
Virginia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Chatham
James Penn, Jr
Anne Eliza Johns
W. M. Kemper
Danville Military Institute
Henry Woodring
American Legion
Harry Wooding, Jr
W. M. Forrest
Charlottesville
Col. Kemper
Jeanette van
Mrs McDonald 74 Injured in Berryville Auto Crash
Mrs W W McDonald of Kernstown Virginia, 74, was slightly injured Sunday in an automobile accident at Berryville. She was taken home to rest and is said to be comfortable. No serious injuries or fatalities were reported in a weekend series of minor incidents near Winchester.
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W. W. McDonald
Kernstown
Berryville
Winchester
Cars Collide North of City Near Winchester Line
Two cars collided north of Winchester near the West Virginia line yesterday afternoon. Harry L. Mills of Culpeper reported $150 damage, James H. Bell of Philadelphia $200. No injuries were reported, and both drivers settled the damage.
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Winchester
West Virginia Line
Harry L. Mills
Culpeper
James H. Bell
Philadelphia
Hearings Set for Shenandoah County ABC Agents Raids
ABC authorities held weekend raids in Winchester and Shenandoah county with multiple arrests and one car seizure. In Shenandoah county Melvin with trans fd Paul Nesselrodt and Matthew Spitler of Hudson Cross Roads with Markley face hearings before Trial Justice Philip Williams at Woodstock on Wednesday for possession. In Winchester Andrew Sloane 682 North Loudoun faced possession of illegal liquor with $50 and one month. Clifton Thomas got 30 days suspended jail and $50 costs. Perry Smith six months suspended on leaving town. Mrs. Della Lillis 424 North Kent fined $100 and costs and two months in jail.
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ABC
Winchester
Shenandoah County
Melvin
Transfd
Paul Nesselrodt
Mathias Spitler
Hudson Cross Roads
Markley
Philip Williams
Woodstock
Andrew Sloane
North Loudoun
Sloane
Clifton Thomas
Perry Smith
Della Lillis
North Kent
Democrats Open Headquarters
Democratic headquarters for the November Virginia general election opened at the Capitol Hotel in Richmond. J. M. Hooker of Stuart led preparations after a meeting with James H. Price and other leaders. Pearne E. Ketron of Bristol directs campaign activities.
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Richmond
Virginia
Capitol Hotel
J. M. Hooker
Stuart
Democratic State Central Committee
James H. Price
Pearne E. Ketron
Bristol
Ketron
Democratic City Committee
Charles ®. Pollard
Price
Hooker
M A. Hutchinson
Police Court Cases Heard Monday In Disorderly House Probes
Edna Dorman of North Kent Street charged with frequenting disorderly house paid 10.25. Delores Mason of 682 North Loudoun Street cited for frequent disorderly house 10.25. Sarah Bailey of North Loudoun Street cited for frequenting disorderly house 10.25. Ann Conley of 669 North Cameron Street cited for frequenting disorderly house 10.25. Rodney Helsey of Strother Lane charged drunk and disorderly 15.25. Robert Boyce of South Cammonen charged with assault and battery.
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Edna Dorman
North Kent Street
Delores Mason
North Loudoun Street
Sarah Bailey
Ann Conley
North Cameron Street
Rodney Helsey
Strother Lane
Robert Boyce
South Camonen
Will Rogers Hy Stories From A Pawn Shop Tale
Kobo enters a pawn shop seeking the coat's value. The broker offers four dollars and stands firm. The bum asserts the coat is worth more, but the sale proceeds with the four dollar offer fulfilled as the coat was merely hanging outside the shop.
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Kobo
American News Features, Inc
Laundry chase for Capt. Chang's shirts in Los Angeles
A Shanghai officer Captain T Y Chang reported in Los Angeles that his laundry from February remains unfound. A local hotel claimed it sent the shirts two days after his departure but no delivery has arrived.
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Los Angeles
T. Y. Chang
Shanghai
Chang
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