Jacket Squad Heads to Ashland for McGuire clash
Randolph Macon football, an 18 man squad, leaves for Ashland to face McGuire School. Coach Riddick plans to start the same lineup from the Fishburne game except for Bradshaw replacing Miller. The trip includes Shaw Seaman Miller Lewis Schoolfield King Lamb Waugh Whiting Banks Melville Hauser McFall Stone Brandt Samworth Ewing Hurley.
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Front Royal
Randolph-Macon
Ashland
McGuire School
Riddick
Fishburne
Bradshaw
Miller
Seaman
Lewis
Schoolfield
King
Lamb
Waugh
Whiting
Banks
Melville
Hauser
McFall
Stone
Brandt
Samworth
Ewing
Hurley
Jackets
Ready To Hold Dance Tonight in Front Royal High
Ready to hold a high school dance tonight in Front Royal Virginia at the auditorium. Committees on decorations and refreshments have prepared for days and aim for a top fall event. Jimmie Doman and his band will provide fox trots and waltzes starting at 8 30 with refreshments served. Admission is seventy five cents a person and forty cents a couple.
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Front Royal
Athletic Association
Jimmie Doman
Local Teams In Game Today in Harmony Hollow Camp
Front Royal October 26 Warren County high eleven meets Harmony Hollow Camp this afternoon on the R M A field after several prior practices. The camp team and new recruits are expected to show improvement with Jack Franklin aiding coaching and strengthening the line.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Harmony Hollow
Jack Franklin
Randolph- Macon
Gasque
Mrs. Whitworth Hosts Front Royal Flower Show
Front Royal Garden Club held its annual Fall Flower Show at the Afton Inn with Mrs. E T Whitworth as hostess. Judges included Mrs. Co L Melton and Mrs. James Spencer. Exhibits won by Mrs Aubrey G Weaver and Mrs Beverley F Brown. Next meeting to be at Miss Selina Lahew’s home in November.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Garden Club
Afton Inn
E. T. Whitworth
Co. L. Melton
James Spencer
William Coleman
Aubrey G. Weaver
Beverley F. Brown
Selina Lahew
Respected Negro Woman Is Dead In Front Royal
Anna Belle Jackson a respected colored citizen of the Linden neighborhood died at her home after a prolonged illness at age 43. She is survived by her mother five sisters and five brothers. Funeral services will be held Sunday at Mt Poran Church at two o clock with interment in the church cemetery.
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Front Royal
Anna Belle Jackson
Linden
Mt. Poran
Two Are Fined In Auto Cases In Front Royal
In Front Royal on October 25 Judge W G Olmstead arraigned two violators of the motor vehicle law. Clarence Stinson was fined $5 plus costs for operating a car without a state license. T H Utz was fined $50 and costs for operating a truck without a for hire license.
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Front Royal
W. G. Olmstead
Clarence Stinson
T. H. Utz
Expect Guests At O. E. S. Meet
Between 50 and 76 visitors are expected to attend the Eastern Star special meeting in Front Royal tonight. Mrs. Emily B. Chinn Worthy Grand Matron of the Virginia Branch will make her annual official visitation. Local matron Mrs. S. C. Payne said arrangements are complete and all is ready for the best meeting in the history of the organization.
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Front Royal
Eastern Star
Emily B. Chinn
Virginia
S. C. Payne
Social and Personal News of Front Royal and Warren County
Front Royal and Warren County items note events and visits. Attorney W F Trout in Washington. C O Maddox met valley funeral directors in Bridgewater. Mrs James Golden of Philadelphia hosts tea at Renount Depot. Mrs Charles Loizeaux and children wed today to visit Lux brother Major Millar. Randolph Macon Juniors played Middletown High. dances planned at Sperryville and Berryville. Percy Rogers attends two football games in Lexington. Hon W E Carson at Century of Progress in Chicago returning Sunday night. Allen Wolfer and friends fish Shenandoah Riverton area. L H McFall and W E Rudacille shopping in Washington. Arthur Davidson departs for Southwest Virginia business trip.
Bridge Crash in Front Royal Damages Pontiac
Crooked Run bridge saw a second accident this week as a Pontiac driven by a Brooklyn man Olson and another passenger struck the guard rail. The car suffered heavy damage and was taken to Front Royal for repairs. Both men received treatment for cuts and bruises but were not seriously hurt.
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Front Royal
Crooked Run Bridge
Quotations In Apple Market From Benton Harbor to Winchester Mart
Shipping point information for Wednesday shows carloads f o b terms for Yorks Staymans and Jonathans with U S No 1 2% in min prices ranging from 85c to $1.25 per basket or per cwt for cider stock. Benton Harbor notes slight haulings with moderate demand and a stronger market. equivalent to 15 cars passed over Benton Harbor cash market.
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Winchester-Martinsburg
U. S
Yorks
Staymans
Benton Harbor
Mich
Jonathans
Grimes
Market In Stocks Slump Amid Light News And Weakness
Stocks showed faint selling and minor losses across sectors with several issues sliding 1 to 4 points. The dollar remained firm against the pound, while rails held up and oil and alcohols posted narrow moves. Freight car loadings for the week ended Oct 20 rose by 4 641 from the prior week.
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Associated Press
New York
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
N. Y. Central
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem Common
Montgomery Ward
American Smelting
du Pont
New York Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Arch Topeka
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomey Ward
Penn Railroad
Stand, Oil
N. J
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Baltimore livestock and produce market report October 6
Baltimore market notes commerce in cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs with price ranges across grades. Slaughter cattle cows bulls heifers calves hogs sows and pigs listed, with weights and quality descriptors. Philadelphia poultry eggs and butter prices also cited with percent figures and grade notes.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Local Markets and Prices for Flour and Feeds
Daily market listings show short patent and patent brand flour in various bag sizes with per barrel prices. Included are shelled corn cracked corn mixed feed dairy feeds corn meal egg mash and butter prices for eggs broilers turkeys and regionally offered goods with inconsistent OCR data.
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Evevens
Gilpin pays top price at Walnut Hall sales
At the third annual Walnut Hall sale hosted by Fasig Tipton on the Du Pont estate near Boyce the sale grossed 13835 from 109 offerings averaging 123 per head. Kenneth N. Gilpin paid 800 for a horse offered by Mrs John Hay Whitney illustrating high bidder activity despite generally modest prices.
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Walnut Hall
Boyce
William du Pont, Jr
Fasig-Tipton Co
New York
Kenneth N. Gilpin
John Hay Whitney
Meeting Aims to Settle Paterson Dyers Strike
In Paterson New Jersey representatives of striking dyers and plant owners joined a closed conference with National Textile Labor Relations Board members to review the strike. The meeting seeks steps toward a peaceful solution as wage hours and closed shops are in dispute. The employers sent word the invitation came too late but both sides agreed to attend. Details of topics and progress were not disclosed.
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Washington
Paterson New Jersey
National Textile Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Labor Relations Board
Institute of Dyers and Printers
Hauptmann Allowed To See His Infant Son
Manfred Hauptmann, infant son of Bruno Hauptmann, visited the Lindbergh case suspect in Hunterdon County jail. Authorities relaxed guard rules to allow the meeting in the corridor outside his cell and enabled reading material for the prisoner.
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Hauptmann
Flemington
N. J
Manfried
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hunterdon County
Lindbergh
John H. Curtiss
Allocution Defines Papal Addresses to the College of Cardinals
Allocutions are formal papal addresses to the College of Cardinals and through them to the church. They arise from ecclesiastical or political needs and aim to safeguard papal principles and claims, published by affixing to the door of St Peter's church.
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College of Cardinals
St. Peter's Church
Closing grain and spot quotations from Chicago Baltimore and Winchester
Grain prices and spot quotations from Chicago include Wheat Dec May and July at around 96 96 91 percent of par, Corn Dec old 75 new 74 1/4 May 76 1/4 July 77 1/4, Oats Dec old 49 new 49 May 42 1/4 July 42 5 8. Spot quotes list Wheat No 2 red 98 cents per bushel No 2 hard 1.04 No 1 yellow 1.04 1/4 Corn No 2 mixed 77 3/4 No 1 yellow old 77 1/4 78 No 3 yellow new 97 4/4 49 Oats 42 1/4 Rye No 2 72. Baltimore spot Wheat No 2 red winter 96 1/4 96 1/2 October 96 1/2 Winchester spot Wheat 90 Corn white 90 cents per bushel 4.50 per barrel delivered.
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Chicago
The
Star
Associated Piri
Baltimore
Winchester
Counterfeit Bill Sparks Winchester City Excitement
Miss Fenton Nelson and Miss Westwood Byrd faced police scrutiny in Washington after a counterfeit ten dollar note surfaced during a shoe purchase. Investigations traced origin details, revealing Nelson's innocence, with local stores later refunding the purchase in genuine money.
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Winchester
Rts Seacay
Eeington
Everyoe
Fenton Nelson
R. B. Nelson
Westwood Byrd
Washington
Miss Nelson
Nelson
Skyline Drive by Air Tour from Winchester
A party chartered a large cabin plane for a Skyline Drive tour. Departed Winchester about 10 o clock, traveling along the Page Valley side of the Blue Ridge to Grottoes, then returned via the Shenandoah Valley. Passengers included Salome Crisman Frances Beverley W Myers Shirley Carter Allen Gray Harold Sheetz Jr B M Sullivan Hugh Green C Fred Barr Bryan Stotler E E Stone Mike Collins and Ansel Solenberger.
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Winchester
Page Valley
Blue Ridge
Grottoes
Shenandoah Valley
Salome Crisman
Frances Beverley
Dr. W. Myers
Shirley Carter
Allen Gray
Harold Sheetz, Jr
B. M. Sullivan
Hugh Green
C. Fred Barr
Bryan Stotler
E. E. Stone
Mike Collins
Ansel Solenberger
Boys Scout Heating Plan Prompts Club Meeting
The Men's Athletic Club held a meeting to sponsor an informal party on November 15. A physical culture club for Boy Scouts was discussed along with other business. Heating system installation was reviewed and directors announced the rooms will be fully furnished next week with lockers installed.
Hi Ho Quotes on Human Faults and Fellowship
Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown, reflects that he has no fault to find with fellow men. He notes people may always be dissatisfied and find fault with one another, a bit of wisdom aimed at human frailty and harmony.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Drive On Crime In Washington To Be Sought
Plans for a far reaching drive on crime in the national capital will be outlined in a public meeting. The move follows the Tuesday killing of Allen O. Wilson a newspaper route agent by gangsters. District of Columbia government and the district attorney office with Leslie C. Garnett lead the effort aided by the Justice Department. Wilson was slain at Takoma Park Md just across the state line.
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Washington
National
Allen O. Wilson
District of Columbia
District Attorney’s Office
Leslie C. Garnett
Mathews County
Justice Department
Wilson
Takoma Park
Mrs I N Good to Address Braddock Street Class
Mrs I N Good will conduct the devotional program at 9 45 Sunday morning for the Margaret Collins Denny Class of Braddock Street M E Church South. Guest teacher Mrs Hubert Sydenstricker will present The Christian Standard of Life inviting all members and unaffiliated women to attend.
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Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
I. N
Hubert Sydenstricker
Frederick Farmers To Get 26000
Frederick county farmers who signed contracts for wheat corn and hog reductions will receive about 26000 between now and December 1. Wheat benefits on the next checks total about 13500 and corn and hogs about 12500. Corn hog allotment committee members traveled to Washington with County Agent I Fred Stine to hand over compliance forms for the second payment.
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Frederick County
I. Fred Stine
Cornhog
Washington
Stine
William S. Huyett
M. J. Pease
E. R. Marker
Vernon O. Baker
H. M. Stine
Seven Drivers Arrested For Driving Drunk
Warrant book records show seven motorists charged with operating vehicles under liquor influence. Frederick county accounts two cases, Clarke two, and the city two. Lee Line pleaded guilty and received 30 days in jail plus a 100 dollar fine and one year license revocation. Luther Shepherd faces court on Novem ber in the local jurisdiction. Guy W Haris to be tried October 29 after a collision with Delbert Whitacre. Emerson N Parker of Washington DC fined ten dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Charles Peacemaker fined ten dollars plus costs for drunkenness. Trial Justice Tavenner imposed the fines.
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Frederick County
Clarke
Lee Line
Luther Shepherd
Tavenner
Guy W. Haris
Gore
Delbert Whitacre
Emerson N. Parker Colored
Washington,d. C
Charles Peacemaker
Clarence Miller Funeral Rites Sunday Afternoon
Clarence Miller a Berkeley county farmer died in a ladder accident at his home in Martinsburg county. Funeral services set for Sunday at 1 30 PM at Winchester Avenue Christian Church with Rev Ernest Worden officiating. Burial in Martinsburg cemetery. He owned a large farm and rented another and was a prominent local landowner.
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Clarence
County
Ae Cae W
Winchester Avenue Christian Church
Ernest 8S. Worden
Martinsburg
Miller
Mr. Miller
Berkeley County
Farmer Held In Negro's Death
Leonardtown Maryland police say 24 year old white farmer Charles Morgan confessed to ambushing and killing 56 year old black farmer John Thomas several days ago He implicated white farmer George E Joy Morgan said Joy ordered the killing after threats over noncompliance.
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Leonardstown
Charles Morgan
John Thomas
Morgan
George E.i Joy
Thomas
Joy
Corporate dominance and the push for public ownership faces split opinion
In Washington a debate over curbing giant private corporations continues. Critics urge period to corporate ownership and public control while supporters fear loss of opportunity amid consolidation. Political trends strain Roosevelt era liberalism as progressives and dissidents brace for shifting alliances.
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Washington, D. C
Ming
Pennsylvania
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Warren County Bureau
Winchester Evening Star
W. B. Thomason
Telephone Front Royal 213
Mrs. Whitworth
Murphy Theatre
W. F. Trout
C. O. Maddox
Valley Funeral Directors
Bridgewater
James Golden
Philadel
Sunset Lodge
Frederick Hamilton
Renount Depot
Charles Loizeaux
Lux Brother
Major Millar
J.C. Terrill
Richmond
Frank Humphrey
Randolph Macon
Middletown
Sperryville
Berryville High School
Percy Rogers
Lexington
W. E. Carson
Century of Progress
Allen Wolfer
Strasburg
Riverton
Shenandoah River
L. H. McFall
W. E. Rudacille
Arthur Davidson
Southwest
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Muggs McGinnis
By Wally Bishop
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Skyline Drive
Men’s Athletic Club
McCormick
I. N. Good
Clarence Miller
Central Press
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East 45Th Street
Leslie Eichel
Central
Roosevelt
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Germany
James A. Farley
Wisconsin
Robert F. la Follette
John M. Callahan
Phillip la Follette
Schmedemann
Congress
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