Boxing Matches Help Law Enforcement In Winchester
Captain Tom Boyd of the police department told Winchester council that amateur and wrestling matches could aid law enforcement if run under the State Boxing Commission rules. C. P. McVicar, state commissioner, reported two colored clubs had held events without consent but stopped when notified. The commission would take 5 percent of proceeds, with city and state sharing the rest after expenses. permission was granted for matches under orderly supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Boyd
Police Department
Boyd
State Boxing Commission
C. P. McVicar
State Commission
Winchester
McVicar
Council
Watch Lost At Shenandoah Stop Recovered On Return
Mr. Cuppett forgot his 17 jeweled watch at J A Loy's filling station during a Shenandoah National Park visit. From Panorama on Skyline Drive he called Winchester two hours later. staffer C L Oates found the watch and handed it to the proprietor. It was sent today by registered mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah National Park
J.A. Loy
Panorama
Skyline Drive
Winchester
C. L. Oates
Court Allows Probe of Campaign Charges Against Governor
Pennsylvania Supreme Court permits a special Democratic legislature committee to pursue campaign charge investigations against Governor George H. Earle and 13 associates. The ruling also voids a grand jury impound order, stating Judge Schaeffer lacked authority to seize the materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
George H. Earle
House Committee
Paul N. Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Japs Shoot Down Passenger Plane Near Hankow
A Eurasia passenger plane was shot down 30 miles southwest of Hankow by Japanese aviators yesterday in the second such incident in two days. The Japanese communique gave no details on passenger fate. Earlier a Eurasia plane was machine gunned at Liuchow in Kwangsi province. all nine aboard were unharmed.
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Ec Line
Eurasia Line
Hankow
Eurasia
Liuchow
Kwangsi Province
Vote to widen Fairmont Avenue improves Route 7 alignment
City council approves a plan to widen Fairmont Avenue to match Route 7 and move Loy property bottleneck. Eleven trustees vote aye with two against. state to reconstruct Route 7 to city limit while city funds rights of way and retaining wall. Special meeting to finalize approval planned as state moves equipment soon.
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Miller
Walter Anderson
R.oe Barr
C. Douglas Barnett
W. W. Dellinger
Fred Forney
Allen Hawthorne
Lawrence
C. Hollis
O. L. Jamison
Percy Miller
E. Miller Streit
Marvin D. Weaver
C R. Anderson
Hable
Tate
Fairmont Avenue
Loy
Nazi Labor Rally Under Rain Promotes Reich Fortifications
Hitler addressed 40 000 labor conscripts at Zeppelin Field as 100 000 spectators watched the labor rally. He urged defense of the Reich calling on workers to dig and secure new soil, while Sudeten German crowds hailed him and a British envoy arrived soaked and alone.
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France
Reich
Zeppelin Field
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Sir
Neville Hender
Berlin
Labor Army
Ruehrer
Zepelin Field
Sudetens
Dedication Plans Rapped At City Airport Ceremony
At a Common Council meeting Dr. Charles R. Anderson criticized the planned September dedication of the Municipal Airport as undignified and urged fair credit to the Chamber of Commerce for its role in securing the field. Valley Airways officials defended placards promoting soft drink ads and the event.
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Common Council
Charles R. Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
W. Nelson Page
C. R. Douglas
G. J. Schecter
Valley Airways, Inc
Council
Douglas
Valley Airways
Super Mart to Open Replacing Three Front Stores
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company prepares a new self service supermarket at 16 Braddock Street opening tomorrow morning. The modern building features front display racks south side service aisles and a large meat market rear storage area and wheelable market baskets for checkout with itemized receipts. The store will stay open late Thursday and Friday and longer on Saturdays with free parking and promised lower prices.
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Iae Ee Street
Arge Coun
Braddock Street
Winchester Lions Club reports perfect July attendance
District Governor Sam Preston hailed Winchester as the sole Lions International unit with 100 percent attendance for July. The meeting included guest Lyle Ornsby, plans for a tuberculosis fundraiser lawn party with the Chamber of Commerce, and Perdue student Page Louderback as speaker.
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Lions Club
Sam Preston
Winchester
Lions International
Lyle Ornsby
New Field
District 24
Preston
Ornsby
Lion Schenck
Chamber of Commerce
Page Louderback
Perdue University
Lion Louderback
Lion P. G. Ireland
Perdue
Children Pay Tribute To Cardinal Hayes Mass
Thousands of solemn children mourned Patrick Cardinal Hayes at St Patrick’s Cathedral in a special mass for his repose. The service began a series of requiems ending with a pontifical mass by George Cardinal Mundelein. Mayor LaGuardia attended with his daughter amid police protection at crossings.
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New York
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
St. Patrick's Cathedral
George Cardinal Mundelein
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Jean
Robbers Take $80 From Gaithersburg Filling Station
Two masked robbers accosted Elbert R. Smith, filling station attendant in Gaithersburg Maryland, early today and stole $80.40 after taking his spectacles to conceal their faces.
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Gaithersburg, Md
Elbert R. Smith
McCarran Seeks Re nomination Amid Party Split
Nevada voters of 55 000 cast ballots in party primaries. McCarran held firm for Roosevelt while Hilliard and Dr Worden ran as 100 per cent New Deal candidates. Od die was unopposed for Republican senatorial nomination. Carville led Harmon for the Democratic gubernatorial bid. Fulton led Durkee for the Republican governor race. Scrugham ran unopposed for renomination as a Democrat and Stewart unopposed for the Republican nomination.
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John Worden
State Health Board
Nevada
McCarran
Hilliard
Dr. Worden
Roosevelt
Tasker L. Od
Res Publican
E. P. Carville
Reno
United States
Harley A. Harmon
Las Vegas
Public Service Commission
Rial
John A. Fulton
University of Nevada Mining School
Samuel Durkee
Putton
Durkee
James G. Scrugham
Harry Stewart
Blican
Saleskey Evangelists Set Weekend Meetings in West Virginia
The Saleskey evangelistic party will hold a street meeting at Wardensville W Va Saturday night. They will conduct services at Capon Springs United Brethren Church at 2 pm Sunday and at Hayfield Pentecostal Church Sunday night. Evangelistic Socko Trenan, the prize fighter preacher, will speak at these services per Evangelist Pete Saleskey of Westernport Md.
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Saleskey
Wardensville
W. Va
United Brethren Church
Capon Springs
Hayfield
Lutheran Midweek Service at Grace Church
The regular midweek prayer service is at Grace Lutheran Church at eight this evening led by supply pastor Rev. Carl Honeycutt. All are invited to worship.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Carl Honeycutt
Prison Nurse stars Henry Wilcoxon Marian Marsh at Hable's Palace
Henry Wilcoxon and Marian Marsh star in Prison Nurse at Hable's Palace Theatre Thursday only. A mercy killing drama unfolds as a man's broad world is challenged by a woman's love. Also featured are a Fox News Reel and a cartoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilcoxon
Marian Marsh
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Fox News
Miss Irene White 14 Dies at Memorial Hospital
Miss Irene White age 14 of Fauquier county died last night at Memorial Hospital after a heart ailment. Survived by mother Mrs Anna Cross White and siblings Charles and Sally White. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 pm from Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev W D Sheetz officiating. burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Irene White
Quiet County
Memorial Hospital
William Te
Fauquier County
Florence Kent
Boyce
Charles
Sally White
Anna Cross White
Enders
Berryville
W. D. Sheetz
White Post
Green Hill Cemetery
Byrd Named S N P A Small Papers Rep for Virginia
H F Byrd Jr is identified as a committee member of the Southern News Paper Publishers Association serving as representative for smaller Virginia newspapers. Birney Ines of Columbus Mississippi Commercial Dispatch is named chairman of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern, Newspaper Publishers Association
Virginia
Birney Ines
Columbus, Mississippi
Commercial Dispatch
Discussion at The Gospel Tent Tonight
Tonight at 7.45 o'clock the Gospel Tent near 811 South Market Street offers a scriptural talk on Hell. Questions to be addressed include who will be there and whether Hell is a place or a condition, and how to escape it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Street
Hell
PWA Approves Milford Oyster Laboratory Project
Secretary Ickes announced a 35000 dollar PWA allotment to the Bureau of Fisheries for a Milford Connecticut fishery laboratory. The facility will focus on oyster production and serve as headquarters for other fishery investigations, especially flounder research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
PWA
Bureau of Fisheries
Milford
Conn
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R. Frank Barr
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William R. King
Congress
Cardinal Hayes
Saleskeyites
Lutheran Service
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Venice
Holland
Juliana
Italy
Bernhard
Stokol
Stoker
Mervel W. Adams
E. Piccadilly St
Plumbing and Heating
Miss White
Berryville, Va
Tommorow
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Firestone
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store
N. Main St
Red Steer Fertilier
Red Steer Fertilizer
Rita
Tan
C. I. Brumback
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