Greene County Farmer on Trial in Federal Court for Arson
Noah Herring of Greene County stood trial in U S District Court on a charge of destroying government property by burning the home of George Herring near Simmons Gap in Shenandoah Park. Witnesses described a plan involving Charles Frazier and a payment of five dollars for starting the blaze on June 2 last. The case, first of its kind since Shenandoah Park’s transfer to federal control, hinges on Frazier testimony and competing motives.
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Greene County
Shenandoah Park
Noah Herring
United States District Court
Shenandoah Na
George Herring
Simmons Gap
Blue Ridge Mountain
Herring
Charles Frazier
Frasier
John Morris
Morris
Frazier
Virginia
J. R. Lassiter
Luray
National Park
Begoon
Free Union
Albemarle County
Carrie Shiffiett
George
Nash Herring
Hubert Shifflett
Carrie Shifflett
D-H. Radford
Staunton
Hobart Shifflett
Lillie Herring
Rear Free Union
Robert Frazier
Charles
Reba Frasier
Charlie
Brown Shifflett
One-over-one bidding shows low contract path in bridge
A Central Press bridge column explains how the one over one system keeps bids low until holdings are clear. The deal highlights South’s overcalls and how different calls lead to four spades or better, with vulnerable play at risk and points impacted by doubled defenses.
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East
South
North
Notable Names Linked to Untaxed Liquor and Thefts
The report lists multiple individuals from Augusta Shenandoah Page and Greene counties facing untaxed liquor charges. It also notes cases of postal theft, park property depreciation, gasoline theft, motor theft act violation, and obsenity mailings. A grand jury panel is named with foreman I. D. Myers and members from Dayton, Hegling Springs, Woodstock, Front Royal, Waynesboro among others.
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Herbert Page
Asney Jackson Jr
Madison County
Luther Kite
Greene County
National Park
H. J. Lloyd
Halon
Edith
Winchester
Harry C. Claytor
Artemus Parr
Augusta County
Daniel W. Via
Augusta
Harold K. Lath
Rockingham
Harold K. Wright
Leonard L. Wright
Page County
Robert E. Morris
Odell Thompson
Shenandoah
Amos Ellis
John Ellis
M. H. Spitzer
Frederick County
I. D. Myers
Dayton
L. Roy Bowers
Hegling Springs
J. J. Bowman
Middle
J. K. Brinkley
McClung
Russell Colaw
Crabbottom
J. Earl Foltz
Woodstock
A. H. Hamaker
Harrisonburg
W. B. Harris
Boyce
A. Higgins
Front Royal
Williard H. Huffman
Stanley
R. N. Jones
Monteret
F. Percy
Jenkins Case To Be Heard In City Court
Twenty veniremen have been summoned by City Sergeant Taylor Barr for possible jury duty when Corporation Court convenes tomorrow for the trial of Arthur W. Jenkins. Jenkins is charged with feloniously receiving from Joseph Smith 117 yards of cloth, property of the Virginia Woolen Mill.
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Taylor Barr
Corporation Court
Arthur W. Jenkins
Jenkins
Joseph Smith
Virginia
W. G. Barnes
James H. Lamp
George B. Bushnell
C. W. Dwyer
Samuel Unger
L. D. Grubbs
Stuart H. Bell
E. B. Timberlake
William
Minnesota Tops AP College Football Poll With Unanimous Vote
Minnesota was the unanimous No 1 choice in the Associated Press weekly college football ranking. The team received every vote from 44 experts, with Notre Dame and others close behind in a race for the second spot.
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New York
Minnesota
Associated Press
Galloping Gophers
Notre Dame
Panthers Rise to No. 2 in Latest College Poll Shakeup
Pitt surged from ninth to second as it outscored Northwestern this week in a tight race for the No. 2 spot. Duke dropped to a tie for thirteenth after the South upset, toppling from its previous position.
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Minnesota
Pitt
Northwestern
Panthers
Duke
Rocky Mountain Gold Supply Funds Lehigh University
Walter R. Okeson, treasurer, announced a Rocky Mountain gold mine near Colorado Springs supplied part of Lehigh University'sTEL gd income for the past fiscal year and helped keep the university finally secure.
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Rocky Mountain
Colorado Springs
Lehigh
Walter R. Okeson
B and O Income Shows Rise in September and Year
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports September net operating income of 3 403 002 dollars, up from 2 508 666 a year earlier. For the first nine months the total is 21 146 578 dollars, an increase of 3 893 495 dollars from 1935.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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John Paul
James R. Stringfellow
Kemper Hawkins
Rappahannock
John J. Shiflett
Ernest Morris
Marshall Huffer
George Washington National Forest
Georges
Breeden
Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Greyhound
Washington
Berryville
Purcellville
Leesburg
Roanoke
Lexington
Winston Salem
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Louis
Charleston
Knoxville Parkersburg
Greyhound Bus
N. Braddock ST
A. P
Mont Avenue
Loudoun
Stewart, C. A. Robinson
N. Main
Heatrola
Carnation Beauty Shop
W. Piccadilly Street
Kernstown
W. J. Lupton
Miller’s
N. Main St
E. Piccadilly Street
J. C. Foster
White Post
Valley Ave
J” Care Star
Care Star
Bailey Bros
Winchester Academy of Beauty Culture
Loudoun Street
Vanity Fair
Youn’ Dees
Vicke
Vicks
Reno
Iron Man
Tron
Sring
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