Courageous Randolph-Macon Falls to Fishburne 27-13
Front Royal Oct 22 Randolph-Macon A A held Fishburne Military School to a lone TD in the third quarter before a late rally. Fishburne pulled away with two more scores, aided by weight advantages and a sharp aerial attack. The Jackets fought hard to the end, with multiple passes and a final scoring push that fell short.
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Front Royal
Randolph- Macon
Fishburne Military School
Fishburne
Jackets
McFall
Mendelson
Marvis
Pas
Chilcotte
St. Clair
R. M.A
Ewing
Stone
R. M. A. Fishburne
Miller le Masters
Lewis
T. Mendelson
Lambly
Davis Banks
G Cross” Waugh
R.g. Irwin
Schoolfield
R.t. Canter
Simon Ree
Priddy Hauser
Q. B. Chilcotte McFall
Sanders Stone
Ewing F. B. Marvil
Marvil
Sanders
Bradshaw
Carr
Whiting
Melville
Seaman
Lehman
Wise
Lamb
Wauch
A. M
R.M. A
Hauser
Seamon
Tom Bradshaw
Oval
Rev Eugene West to Speak at Bacon's Castle Dedication
Rev T Eugene West, a Bacon's Castle native, travels to Bacon's Castle Virginia to preach the rededication sermon for the town Baptist Church on its fiftieth anniversary. His rising statewide prominence and demand for his services are noted.
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Front Royal
T. Eugene West
Bacon's Castle
Baptist Church
Mr. West
Bacon’s Castle
West
Washington Is On Trial For Second Time
Washington, colored, stands trial in Warren County Circuit Court for murder of Harry M. Boyer on August 26. Defense argues insanity and lack of premeditation. prosecution seeks willful, deliberate, premeditated murder and death sentence. Jury questioned for biases. judge Philip Williams presiding.
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Front Royal
Joe Washington
Warren County
Harry M. Boyer
Philip Williams
F. B. Willey
J. W. Miller
R. H. Baker
W. E. Sealock
Commonwealth
J. H. Downing
W. Leroy Corron
W. C. Armstrong, Jr
Washington
Boyer
J. Huth Downing
Downing
Front Royal Social Figures Attend Games and Gatherings
Local residents travel to Washington for a George Washington-Tusla game as students and alumni visit homes during week-ends. Guests include Duncan Gibb Lyle Hansbrough Jr and others from University of Virginia Randolph Macon and Washington with extended visits at Front Royal and Skyline Drive outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Gibb
Lyle F. Hansbrough, Jr
University of Virginia
Julia Margaret Colfelt
É ‘Hospital
Washington, Ai C
Stion
W. J. Colfelt
Nellie Kline
Helen Broomley
Berryville
B. F. Dean
Washington, D. C
Tom Sperry
Frank Willey
Brucetown
Albert Shaver
Wade H. Muse
Wayside Inn
Skyline Drive
Howard P. Brown
David H. Baker
R. F. Dean
E. E. Riley
Washington D. C
C. C. Seidenstuck
H. C. Carter
Baltimore Md
F. A. Hunnerell
Betty Connelly
J. W. Connelly
Walter R. Hibberd
Burn Mawr, Pa
Mildred L. Truehart
Annie E. Wright
H. ©. Hunocks
Baltimore
George BcCann
Summer McCann
Dayton
Ohio
G. Donald Mith
Toledo
Alice Haight
Louix Falls
S. Dak
H. B. Smith Huntington
W. Va
E. R. Haffeldenger
Ernest Crouse
Hanover
Robert M. Frost
John Long Jackson
Charlotte, N. C
Court Recessed and Reopened After Forenoon Session
Forenoon proceedings listed participants Charles Barbour J T Bradacille Floyd Manuel and Sergeant E C Aes. court recessed and reopened at 1 40 o clock this afternoon.
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Charles Barbour
J. T. Bradacille
Ee Floyd Manuel
E. Caes
Sheriff Collins and Haley In Major Car Collision
In Front Royal near Nineveh on the Front Royal Winchester pike last night two Sheriff Collins car and A O Haley car were badly damaged. Left front of both vehicles demolished with wheels fenders lights and axles affected. Sheriff Collins suffered possible broken rib and Sergeant Smith a cut eye. Haley and companions Mr and Mrs M B Turner shaken but uninjured.
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Front Royal
R. F. Collins
A. O. Haley
Nineveh
Winchester Pike
Sheriff Collins
Sergeant Smith
Mr. Haley
M. B. Turner
Cooper Initiates First Degree In Phi Alpha Sigma Meeting
The Phi Alpha Sigma fraternity held a regular meeting at Edward S Williams Jr home. Members present included Duncan Gibb John Hoskins Sammy Dunn Jesse Greenwalt Richard Mauck Arthur Kresge and Edward Williams. Earl Cooper received his first degree and was pledged.
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Front Royal
Phi Alpha Sigma
Edward S. Williams, Jr
Duncan Gibb
John Hoskins
Sammy Dunn
Jesse Greenwalt
Richard Mauck
Arthur Kresge
Edward Williams
Earl Cooper
Banks Willing Yet Borrowers Cautious Across the Nation
The Idle Dollar concept notes banks grant a high share of loan applications while many borrowers avoid debt. Albert W. Atwood cites The Saturday Evening Post on cautious lending, with banks loaning mainly to solid borrowers and demanding liquidity to cover deposits.
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Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Atwood
Banks Cut R F C Debts From 1932 Loans
Banks have reduced R F C debts by 1.68 billion dollars in loans to banks since February 1932, with 1.09 billion repaid, a 65 percent repayment rate higher than other borrower classes. The RF C has lent 4.55 billion to non-governmental borrowers, with 2.17 billion repaid, 48 percent.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bankers Pledge Aid in Government Recovery Plan
Robert M. Hanes of Wachovia Bank defends bankers amid criticism over lending to the federal rehabilitation and refinance program. He says banks are extending credit to farmers under federal supervision and cooperating with government plans despite competitive pressures reducing revenue. He criticizes an earlier presidential comparison of U S bankers with English bankers as unfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Atwood
Robert M. Hanes
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Cartagena and the Spanish Main who held the trade
G R Turner writes in the Kansas City Times that Cartagena in the South American mainland was once the most important city on the Spanish Main. He notes that Main derives from mainland not Caribbean islands and explains the term’s original use to distinguish northern coast possessions from insular possessions in the Caribbean.
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Cartagena
G. R. Turner
Kansas City Times
Caribbean Sea
Spain
Beheading Outlawed Generally
The article notes that death by beheading is outlawed by nearly all nations, reflecting a universal trend against this form of execution and aligning legal codes with modern humanitarian standards. It cites widespread prohibition by governments and international treaties as part of evolving punitive practices.
Relieve Headache and Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes
An ad promotes B. C. headache relief and nerve calming in minutes. It claims a pharmacist made formulation with multiple ingredients to ease muscular pains colds fever and nervous distress without opiates. Available in 10c and 25c packages at drugstores.
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B.C
L& Adv
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Market Report October 22
The Associated Press notes cattle, calves, hogs, sheep and lambs trading in Baltimore with prices for steers, cows, bulls and vealers listed alongside weights. Slaughter steers and hogs show varied prices, while sheep and lambs stay steady. Philadelphia poultry and butter prices also recorded with grade ranges and current receipts.
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Associated Press
Maltimore
Philadelphia
Local Markets and Prices in Schwarzwald Note
The listing shows wholesale and retail market prices for flour, corn, feed, and dairy products with many items and unit prices. It includes a note explaining Schwarzwald as a German term for the Black Forest, a southwestern German region famed as a tourist spot, about 1,800 square miles in area.
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Star
Eteki Lieiessvoasesecey
Schwarzwald
Black Forest
Germany
Pathfinder Magazine
Market in Stocks Edges Up on NRA Approval and Trade Hopes
Quiet early session shows mild improvement with firming metals and gains for U S Smelting Cerro De Pasco Sears Roebuck Santa Fe and Liggett Myers. NRA code approval boosts iron and steel markets while New York show attendance up 50 percent and bank deposits rise.
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New York
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
Sears Roebuck
Santa Fe
Liggett & Myers
American
Can
Steel
NRA
Washington
Leo T. Crowley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
New’ York Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Car
American Smelters
American Tel
Tel
Arch Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate Set for Oct 27
Special Commissioner will sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia on Saturday October 27 1934 at 1 00 P M a parcel of land in Frederick County Va on the north side of the North Frederick Turnpike about 12 miles from Winchester containing about one half acre improved by a frame bungalow and other buildings the property conveyed to H R Diehl February 6 1930 by J Bryan Stotler and wife Terms require one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust or full payment at sale.
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Frederick County
Annie
Greenwalt
Diehl
Winchester
Virginia
Val
North
Frederick
Stonewall
H. R. Diehl
J. Bryan Stotler
Circuit Court
Arland W ‘i A
I. C. C. Brannon
Weir
C. Brannon
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Winchester Evening Star
W. B. Thomason
Telephone Front Royal 213
Yilding
Augusta School
Messrs
Wyndham Lee
Dalton Johnson
Ray Jones
David Kendrick
Lillian McFall
Helen Simons
H. Sydenstricker
Braddock Street
R. M. A.-Fishburne
James Potts
Waynesboro
Mr. Pott
Mrs
B. H. Potts
8. Byrne Downing, Jr
Old Virginia Orchard Co
P. M. Shirey
Richmond
The
Masonic Grand Lodge
Mr. Loren Cluster
Ooney Lodge
Edward Shacklett
Mrs. MacLaren
Royal Avenue
Lynwood Dunn
Randolph Macon
Hattie Nesbit
E. A. Beck
Mary Nesbit
Cloud Street
Elizabeth Echardt
Mollie Robinson
Gibson Young
Roscoe Houghton
L. G. Conner
Raymond Thompson
E. R. Thomson
South Riverton
Mrs. C. Randolph Burner
Mr. Burner
Mrs. C. W. Burner
Alston Stokes
Elaine
Moran Brown
Martinsburg, W. V34
Scott Brown
Riverton
Mrs. Gray
Julia Ward
C. A. Stokes
Sheriff Collin
North River
Middletown
Rockingham
Grange
Missies
Catherine and
May Foltz
Charlotte
Jean
Joyce Baker
Kathleen Snapp
Ellen Brumback
Lorene Sutphin
George Baker
Boyd McDonald
William Davison
Ashley Brumback
Elliott Marshall
Bryan O. Brumback
W. Foltz
Garland Snapp
Russell
Raymond Sutphin
Eldon Brumback
Zirkle
H. W. Ownings and Son
Will Larrick
Lone Strasnider
Strasburg
John Jenkins
Anna Neil
Isabelle Hammack
Warren Hammack
C. C. Hammack
Mary Pangle
Luke, Md
Lucy Elsen
Alexandria
R. A. Larrick
Ben Rogers
Washing
Cooper
Muggs McGinnis
BY Wally Bishop
Plymouth Rock
Long Island
U. S. Dept
White Hennery
Midwest
Butter
Chrysler
N. Y
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Aoan
Noah
Strauight
Milton
Andrew Carothers
Chattanooga
Old Acah
Desirable County Real Estate
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