Annefield Race Tomorrow Attracts Entries In Clarke County
Twenty one entries are listed for the Annefield race at W B Watkins estate Clarke County on Wednesday. The Annefield feature is a 3 1/2 mile steeplechase for four and up with Sea faring Dan Sea-Girl and Coq Major among entries.
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Berryville
Annefield
W. B. Watkins
Clarke County
Dan
Dan IV
Ewart Johnston
Navarino
Atwell
Bella Martin
Noel Laing
Slieve Iron
Slieve Roi
Maid of Iron
Irvin Beavers
Petronius
Hourless—Plummer
Louis Leith
Jack Doone
Briz O’deane
Jacqueline Julian
Alvin Untermeyer
Justa Flapper
Prince—Squeezum
Lena
Punts And Passes Notes on College Kicking Prospects
Detroit coach Gus Dorais seeks a real kicker from University of Detroit players to practice next summer. Princeton freshmen coach Johnny Gorman boasts nine prep captains but none has started. Penn State and Syracuse meet Saturday with a history of low-scoring games. Syracuse leads 8 of 13 in their series, typically staying within two touchdowns.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Gus Dorais
University of Detroit
Princeton
N. J
Johnny Gorman
State College
Penn State
Syracuse
The
Orange
Alfred Vanderbilt’s Discovery Retired From Racing for Year
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s Discovery, the handicap champion and son of Display, ends racing for the year after a strong record. He will rest before training for the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap where he is likely to be favored. Mate, A. G. Bostwick’s veteran, also retired from racing and will soon enter stud in Kentucky. The colt has earned $297,660 in the United States and $3,950 in England, with wins including the Preakness Arlington Classic and the American Derby.
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Associated Press
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Discovery
Display
Mate
A. G. Bostwick
England
Kentucky
Prince Pal
Officials of election have been selected
Officials of election have been selected for several districts including Middletown Old Forge Newtown and Opequon with named judges and clerks listed such as George M Shryock S W Grim J P Bauser mah A F Lillard and others ensuring orderly polling districts.
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Back Creek
Dry Run
Brill
William Renner
N. G. Hershman
W. F. Brill
McIlwee
Gore
W. J. Muse
L. P. Johnson
N. K. Larrick
J. F. Morrison
J. J. Pugh
Lamps
Clinton Barr
John R. McKeever
W. H. Lamp
Harry Lamp
Maynard C. Snapp
Kernstown
J. R. Triplett
Triplett
Winfred Lupton
Neill Cooper
Stonewall Aistrict
Board of Supervisors
Phil H. Gold
C. B. Dawson
T. Russell Cather
State Senate
Blackburn Moore
House of Delegates
Burr P. Harrison
C. C. Brannon
R. S. Smith
Harry L. McCann
Lee N. Whitacre
Revenue
C. I Brumback
Opequon
Stonewall
W. H. Branner
Shawnee
Ernest W. Adams
Gainesboro
C. M. Rosenberger
A. R. Rinker
Justice of Peace
J. A. Parker
J. B. Snapp
W. E. Oates
Ville
George M. Shryock
S. W. Grim
J. P. Bausermah
A. F. Lillard
Middletown
Julian C. Kline
Tom Sperry
C. C. Rickard
Miss Bessie Sperry
Herbert
Ape fights for life as orangutan mother aids infant
At Chicago Zoo the mother orangutan Nancy fed her starving baby from a milk trickle placed in her cage. For two days she blocked all access, raising fears the infant would die, though the baby is among the few born in captivity.
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Chicago
Nancy
Colored Churches Plan City Union Revival in Winchester
A union revival by Winchester's colored churches begins Monday November 11 and travels through John Mann M E Church Mount Carmel Baptist Church and St Paul A M E Church. Revs Spriggs and Richards lead with choirs forming a chorus for each service and a final outdoor gathering planned at each church.
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Winchester
John Mann
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Mussolini presses Ethiopian advance amid sanctions and naval watch
Mussolini drives Italy deeper into Ethiopia despite sanctions and a looming embargo on key materials. Troops cut roads in the Hinterland as Britain’s fleet looms off the African coast. Pope Pius IX criticizes lax Sabbath observance alongside Fascist holidays.
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Rome
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Italy
Il Duce
Official
Foreign Trade Institute
League of Nations
Mediterranean
East Africa
Cardinal Schuster
Milan
Pope Pius
Paradoxical Japan is Westernized Yet Private Life Keeps Distance
Italian writer Mario Appelius in L Illustrazione Italiana argues Japan blends Western culture with a paradoxical private life. He calls social status an absurdity and political structure a masterpiece of illogic while noting an economy and industry that clash with global financial laws.
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Japan
Historic shrines and battlefields to be publicized
A Harrisonburg meeting of Valley business leaders formed a committee to survey historic shrines and battlefields in the Shenandoah Valley. The plan includes marking sites, creating maps, collecting photos, and issuing literature to attract tourists as a unified regional publicity effort. The effort involves the Shenandoah Valley Inc. and various chamber officials with a Strasburg meeting planned for November 12.
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Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valey
Harrisonburg-Rockingham
Charles K. Brown
Staunton
Andrew Bell
Winchester
W. W. Gibbs
Lexington
B. F. Mumaw
Roanoke
E. E. Keister
Strasburg
John W. Wayland
Shenandoah National Park
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Chambers of Commerce
W. A. Moon
Shenandoah Scenic Route Association
Moon
Luray
Wader S. Miller
Dayton
Mr. Miller
Bridgewater College
Arthur Davidson
Jos. K. Reybush
Gordon E. Brown
Natural Chimneys
Ray Reynolds
Bridgewater
Q. G. Kaylor
Pleasant Valley
T. Harry Lowery
R. L. Stultz
E. A. Zigler
Frank L. Sublett
Dan P. Wine
Gen
R. M. Colvin
E. L. Klingstein
A. S. Turner
Harry Staley
Tullidge
Bratton
Jones and Wilson
Hall
Chas. E. Brown
Chas. B. Ralston
Staunton Chamber of Commerce
H. V. Knight
W.J. Clem
J. Ed. Runels, Jr
Pay-as-you-go budgets grow in popularity in 1935 survey
A Chicago dated dispatch reports states tightening bonding and adopting pay-as-you-go budgets to curb deficits. Kansas shows a cash basis approach cutting expenditures from 1929 to 1935 while debt remains low. Massachusetts and Virginia face mixed outcomes with varying debt and deficits. West Virginia balances and reduces long term liabilities.
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Chicago
Kansas
Roanoke Man Indicted for Jury Tampering
Roanoke residents figure in a Western district grand jury action. Sterling Hutchison and Frank Tavenner presented evidence as the panel returned 20 indictments before addressing a jury tampering case. Notable charges include liquor violations, postal offenses, and narcotic act violations. Sentences ranged from fines to probation and jail terms.
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United States
Sterling Hutchison
Eastern District
Frank 8. Tavenner
Western District
Franklin County
Western District Court
Grand
John Paul
Herbert and
Wilbert Shifflett
Rockingham
Edith May Cubbage
Page
Harry R. Jarrells
Madison
Columbia Roberts
Bedford
Campbell County
Ohio Federal Reformatory
Frederick Acree
Richmond
William Farmer
New York City
Willie W. Kline
Vaucluse
Fredericks County
John E
Anna Hough
Roanoke
Hampton M. Payne
National Valley Bank
Staunton
Court action extends December cases and jury roster issued
The December crime allegations led to continued cases. A capias for Moore in the jury tampering case was issued and sent to Roanoke, with the case moved there. The docket cleared. civil trials begin November 25, grand jury discharged, and petit jurors to return then. Grand jurors listed include J. Browning Wood foreman and others from Amissville to Churchville.
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Moore
Roanoke
J. Browning Wood
Amissville
Foreman
McP Blair
Parnassus
Jonas Bowman
Millboro
Ruppert C. Broyles
Luray Rfd
Ellis W. Burkholder
Dale Enterprise
Henry C. Coffman
E. L. Conner
Healing Spring
John M. Fishpan
Berryville
Clinton Gutshall
Mustoe
James Hedrick
McGaheysville
J. EB. Kiser
Lineman narrowly survives fall from pole with injuries
Perry recalls a near fatal fall from a high pole, narrowly missing an iron picket fence and a reel of guy wire. He suffered two minor burns but continues climbing as he recovers, underscoring the dangers of line work.
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Perry
Fate
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