King Edward VIII Prefers Rural Married Life Over Crown
AP writer presents Edward VIII as a country man who dislikes royal limits, prefers a simple home at Sunningdale with a wife of his choice, while facing the clash between love for Wallis Simpson and duty to the throne. He is depicted as a generous, shy, music loving, outdoorsy royal who values ordinary companionship and personal freedom.
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Mary
Edward VIII
Prince of Wales
David
Associated Press
Dewitt MacKenzie
New York
Edward
Wallis Simpson
David Windsor
England
Prince
Wales
Edward, Prince of Wales
St. James’ Palace
Buckingham Palace
Kentucky
Stanley Baldwin
Alberta
Canada
France
Flanders
Valenciennes
Goat
Hugh
Mrs. Simpson
Liner Wins A Tough Fight In 100 Mile Gale
The 7430 ton liner American Shipper battled a 100 mile gale off the Irish coast and reached Dublin Bay after 24 hours at sea. A ship was driven aground, Glasgow and Belfast reported injuries, and a grain elevator top blew off a harbor structure as winds disrupted North Atlantic shipping.
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London
Irish Sea
Dublin Bay
Victor
Lea
Irish
Scotland
Ireland
Glasgow
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Harer
Haddox Will Names Three Daughters as Heirs
The will of J. P. Haddox records Coell Noonan as administratrix. The document stipulates all property be devised to the three Haddox daughters Edmonia, Coell, and Eliza.
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J. P. Haddox
Coell Noonan
Mr. Haddox
Edmonia Haddox
Eliza Haddox
Landon Bridge Fallbacks Cited In Robertson Bridgewater Address
Rep. A Willis Robertson campaigned in Bridgewater arguing that Landon and GOP policies would sap recovery. He praised local helpers, recalled Roosevelt era recovery, and highlighted projects like Briery Branch road, Shenandoah Mountain Drive, and WWII era conservation efforts while stressing immigrant contributions to the Shenandoah Valley.
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Landon Bridge
A. Willis Robertson
Bridgewater
Landon
Congress
Bridgewater High School
Robertson
Frances Miller
Rockingham Young Democratic Club
O. A. Arey
Young Democratic
Ward Swank
Rosevelt
Mr. Swank
Hoover
Roosevelt
Dupont
Morgan
Smith
Lemke
Father Coughlin
Townsend
Swank
Rep. Robertson
H. Callender
Briery Branch
Maj. Robertson
B. H. Beycher
Sugar Grove
W. Va
Shenandoah Mountain
Beydler
Shenandoah Mountain Drive
Mt. Nebo
Moses
Valley of the Jordan
Plains of Sharon
Virginia
West Virginia
National Forest Service
CCC
Sherando Lake
House Committee of Immigration
May Robertson
Shenandoah Valley
Caesar
Minnesota Gophers to follow 14 thousand to Northwestern clash
Fourteen thousand Gopher fans are set to travel from Minnesota for the western conference showdown with the Northwestern Wildcats. The game, waged in Chicago, is billed as a decisive championship tilt.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Northwestern Wildts
Wildcat
Henkel Will Devises Estate to Wife and Sons
The will of C. M. Henkel leaves all real and personal property to his wife Viola M. Henkel for her personal use and for the use of her two sons Claude M. Henkel Jr and Emerson David Henkel.
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C. M. Henkel
Viola M. Henkle
Claude M. Henkel, Jr
Emerson David Henkel
Stolen Automobile Recovered in City Intersection
B. B. Jones reported his car stolen in Atlanta. Officer Jones and Elliott located the vehicle a few hours later at the intersection of Jones avenue and Elliott street. The tip was phoned to the newspaper by reporter Jones.
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Atlanta
B. B. Jones
Jones
Elliott
Jones Avenue
Elliott Street
Ace In The Hole Endangers Mystery Player
A football team recalls a dramatic play at Sands Point where a concealed board over a five foot hole gave way. The moment allowed a player to escape unhurt and his team won 19 to 0.
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Sands Point
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Miller’s Medicines and News
Loudoun St
Harris
Henkel Will
Kellogg
Iceho
Cosmes
Kel
Dack
Santa
Winchester
Dept. Store
Rocke
Dyce
Schmidt Baking Co., Inc
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