Virginia Poultrymen To Open Convention In Petersburg
Virginia State Poultry Federation begins its eleventh annual convention in Petersburg at the armory on Thursday morning. Sessions feature talks by Virginia Tech and North Carolina State College experts on pullets, egg production, hatchability, and poultry improvement. A battlefield tour and chamber of commerce reception are planned, with discussions on certification programs and hatchery-ownership responsibilities.
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Virginia Poultrymen
Petersburg
Virginia State Poultry Federation
Armory
G. T. Tunstall
John R. Jolly
Harry L. Moore
Virginia Tech
R. S. Dearstyne
Poultry Department
North Carolina State College
J. W. Kinghorne
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cleveland
R. L. Bryant
Charles W. Wampler
Harrisonburg
Federation
H. S. Shome
State Division of Markets
Virginia
G. S. Vickers
Ohio Poultry Improvement Association
Battlefield
Petersburg Battlefield Park
Petersburg Chamber of Commerce
W. E. Cullers
Dr. Deartsyne
Vickers
Mr. Cullers
Battle To Save Tepee Mansion From Government
Los Angeles report on Mrs. Anna Laura Barnett’s bid to keep the Wilshire boulevard mansion left by Indian Jackson Barnett. Governor Merriam asks President Roosevelt to intervene as clubwomen press to halt a federal court eviction order.
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Los Angeles
Anna Laura Barnett
Jackson Barnett
White House
Frank F. Merriam
Roosevelt
Barnett
Wilshire Boulevard
Oklahoma
Anna Laura
U. S
Marshall Robert Clark
Gilpin and Weaver Meet Over Brock's Gap Road Plan
State Highway Commissioner Kenneth Gilpin and State Senator Aubrey Weaver conferred in Front Royal with Rockingham Board of Supervisors members and delegates on Brock's Gap road improvements linking Virginia and West Virginia. They seek additional funds beyond existing allocations for the project.
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Boyce
Kenneth Gilpin
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
Rockingham
Inquest Planned in Alice Malone Death in Cumberland
County coroner Dr George P Paulman will conduct an inquest into the death of 23 year old Alice Malone killed in an automobile crash near Oldtown road Evitts Creek bridge. The car driven by Alton W Chaney 34 her brother in law ran out of control and struck the concrete bridge. Chaney is held in the county jail awaiting investigation.
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Cumberland
George P. Paulman
Alice Malone
Alton W. Chaney
Evitts Creek
Oldtown Road
Chaney
Race To Enter Hankow Opens Amid City’s Uncertainty
SHANGHAI Oct 25 Japanese army and navy units raced to reach Hankow, China’s provisional capital, with spokesmen claiming news of the city’s fall could come momentarily. The battle for Hankow intensified as forces converged to capture the city.
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Shanghai
Hankow
China
Ship's Carpenter Found Dead Aboard Freighter Melrose
Joseph Dunning aged 33 a ship's carpenter was found dead in his cabin on the freighter Melrose. The ship had been fumigated with poisonous gas yesterday in Baltimore on October 24.
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Baltimore
Joseph Dunning
Farmers of Frederick County May Receive Total Of 100000 Under 1938 Farm Program
WADESBORO N C Oct 24 Officers searched a wide area for ten of eleven convicts who escaped from the state prison camp near here by sawing through four iron bars. At Raleigh state penal supervisor Oscar Pitts dismissed the two guards and said he would investigate possible negligence by other officials. Hugh Carroll serving 742 years for highway robbery in Rutherford county surrendered to a patrolman at Marshville last night.
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Wadesboro
N. C
Here
Raleigh
Oscar Pitts
Hugh Carroll
Rutherford County
Marshville
Jap Army To Stay In China After War Ends
Tokyo reported government sources say Japan intends to keep China under military occupation and force cooperation in vital postwar matters. Dispatches say Japanese lines surround Hankow as troops tighten a 12 mile cordon, signaling a shift to political control after the military phase ends.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Domei
Hankow
Cumberland Man Sentenced to Ten Years for Attack
John Joseph Coleman 19 Frostburg pleaded guilty in Circuit Court to criminal attack on Juanita Mae Kidd 18 of Glasgow W Va during a Frostburg solicitation run on May 27. Chief Judge D Lindsey Sloan ordered ten years in Maryland penitentiary. Kidd, among a crew of canvassing women, was attacked after Coleman offered to escort her to a subscriber home.
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Cumberland
John Joseph Coleman
Frostburg
Juanita Mae Kidd
Glasgow
W. Va
Maryland
D. Lindsey Sloan
Miss Kidd
Coleman
C I O Leader Accused Of Agitation By California L egionnaire
Harper Knowles testified before House investigators that Harry Bridges head of the C I O maritime union sparked agitation that led to the 1934 San Francisco general strike and turmoil in the maritime sector. He named Dr Louis Bloch a former Communist party member in California as connected to the case.
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Washington
Harper Knowles
California Legionnaire
House
Harry Bridges
San Francisco
Louis Bloch
Maritime Labor Board
Communist Party
California
Brune calls for amending corrupt practices act in Maryland
Herbert M. Brune Jr an independent candidate for governor urged a change to Maryland's corrupt practices act. A court dismissed Brune's suit against Attorney General Herbert R. O'Conor for excessive campaign expenditures and later dismissed suits against Senator Millard E. Tydings. The judge ruled the law section used was unconstitutional.
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Baltimore
Herbert M. Brune, Jr
Brune
Herbert R. O’conor
Eugene O'Dunne
O’dunne
Millard E. Tydings
History of dentistry from ancient Etruscans to modern American innovations
The earliest dental references appear with Martial noting Etruscan false teeth. Albucasis first described mouth deformities treatment. Chauline summaries medieval dentistry. Apprenticeships dominated until 1840 when Baltimore College of Dental Surgery opened, the first college for dental education. Modern advances stem largely from American invention, including vulcanite dentures, rubber dam, crown and bridgework, and resin or porcelain inlays.
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Martial
Museum of
Corneto
V. Guerini
Albucasis
Guy de Chauline
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Veterans' Week in Virginia set for November 8 15
Harry E. Anderson of Winchester Post 2123 VFW announced that Virginia will observe Veterans' Week from November 8 to 15. Governor James H. Price will issue a proclamation honoring all veterans and promoting world peace.
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Virginia
Harry E. Anderson
Winchester
Jas. H. Price
Anderson
W. M. Kemper
Harrisonburg Men Guilty in Fatal Truck Collision
William Hardy Moore of Harrisonburg charged with manslaughter after a July 3 collision between a truck and a sedan that killed Michael E. McKenzie and injured others. drunken driving alleged. Balford Grapes of the city was acquitted.
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Cumberland
William Hardy Moore
Harrisonburg
Michael E. McKenzie
Balford Grapes
Moore
Farley Endorses Mass Campaign Dinner for New Deal
James Farley, Democratic national chairman, urged the election of Congressmen who would push the New Deal to completion. He spoke at a $100 per plate harmony dinner in Boston to fund Massachusetts campaign efforts, granting the administration's blessing.
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Boston
Bay State
James Farley
Massachusetts
Farley
Front is Calm at the Spanish Frontier in Hendaye
Calmed conditions persisted at the Spain France border as both sides prepared new offensives. Weekend activity consisted of sporadic raiding attempts for prisoners to interrogate by intelligence services.
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Hendaye
France
Spain
Football Players Convene Tonight in Winchester Meeting
Football players seeking to organize a semi pro team in Winchester will meet tonight in the Crowser Transfer Building on North Loudoun Street at 8 o'clock.
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Winchester
Crowser
North
Loudoun Street
Welfare Executive in Trial Over Inmate Death in Pennsylvania
John D. Pennington state welfare secretary is to stand trial on manslaughter charges linked to the death of Daniel Lamaurr a 19 year old inmate at the Industrial School in Philadelphia Authorities say tear gas fired into a cell contributed to the death Detectives say Samuel M Washabaugh assistant superintendent fired two tear gas charges and ordered a guard to fire a third He was discharged by Governor Earle and pleaded guilty to an indictment charging involuntary manslaughter. Sentence was denied.
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Huntington
John D. Pennington
State Secretary of Welfare
Ton
Pennington
Daniel Lamaurr
Ofphia
Samuel M. Washabaugh
Washabaugh
Earle
Solution Near Goodyear Street Bombing Said Soon
Douglas Sharrets, assistant state's attorney, said today that the Goodyear street bombing case near Baltimore, which damaged a tavern last June, is in the offing and not far off.
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Baltimore
Douglas Sharrets
Goodyear Street
Reverend W. Linskey Marries Blanche Moxley in Manila
The Rev. John C. W. Linskey rector of St Marys and St Johns Episcopal Cathedral married Miss Blanche Moxley in Manila. Army chaplain Albert A. Mathews officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Allan Moxley of Darlington Maryland, was the bride.
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Manila
P. I
John C. W. Linskey
St. Mary’s
St. Johnis
Episcopal Cathedral
Blanche Moxley
United States Army
Albert A. Mathews
Allan Moxley
Darlington
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