Schaffenaker Funeral Held in Capon Bridge
Funeral services for Frank Schaffenaker 66 a Capon Bridge resident killed while logging on Blue Ridge for A. C. Oates were held August 31 at the Presbyterian Church. He lived most of his life in Capon Bridge and worked as blacksmith before tannery moves. Survived by wife Bessie Lee and several children. numerous relatives attended from several states. Interment followed at Capon Chapel cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Frank Schaffenaker
Blue Ridge
A. C. Oates
Presbyterian Church
Bessie Lee Himmelright Schaffenaker
Fred
R. L. Pangle
Gore
Roger Schaffenaker
Harrisburg
Edgar Roberts
Bunker Hill
W. Va
William C. Baker
Intermont
William Lyle
E. J.schaffenaker
Canton
John Schaffenaker
Yellow Springs
Lutheran and
Albert
E. J. Schaffenaker
Walter
Fred Offutt
Washington, D. C
Dora Keenan
Frank
Baltimore
B. G. Melsinee
Washington
Cletus Schaffenaker
C. E. Jackson
Keyser
Thomas 8. Cooper
LeRoy
Mt. Williams
Warren Himelright
Winchester
John Pangle
Strasburg
Preston Sartelle
B. W. Coe
Cartney Anderson
Presbyterian Choir
Capon Chapel
Octive
A. D. McKee
Marvin Hook
Ben Lockhart
Roy Oates
John Watring
H.E. Hiett
C. L. Whitacre
Wood Lovett
A. Martin
John Ward
Thurman
Luray Col Northcott Celebrates 95th Birthday
Col T C Northcott of Luray Virginia marks his 95th birthday. The War Between the States veteran, Caverns owner and Singing Tower donor will visit the Caverns office and his banker before hosting friends at his air conditioned Limeair home.
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Luray
T. C. Northcott
Page County
Luray Caverns
Caverns
Col. Northcott
Stevens
Virginia
Limeair
Con
Eenaar
Radio networks shift to regular schedules after European pullback
NBC ends European spot pickups and will summarize foreign news regularly. MBS and WABC CBS maintain varied coverage on a fixed daily timetable. Tonight's lineups feature Fred Waring, Rudy Vallee, Bob Burns, and major programs across WEAF NBCC WABC and WJZ. Friday schedules include The Man I Married, Words and Music, and farm and home hour.
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New York
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MBS
Wabc-Cbs
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Rudy Vallee
Bob Burns
WABC
CBS
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Jim McWilliams
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WJZ
Toronto Symphony
MBS Chain
Sinfonietta
Weafnbcc
David Harum
Richard Maxwell
Hollywood
Morin
National Farm and Home Hour
Bob Armstrong
Wayne West
Grain price limits raised to curb wartime volatility
Chicago Board of Trade directors doubled allowable daily price moves in wheat and rye to 10 cents and in corn and soybeans to 8 cents while oats stay at 6 cents. Margin requirements on new futures trades were also doubled with initial margins set at 18 cents for wheat and rye, 12 cents for corn and soybeans, and 9 cents for oats. Kansas City Board of Trade and Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce followed with emergency actions as trading stalled due to war-related demand.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City Board of Trade
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Spies Targeted as Government Ramps Up Enforcement
President Roosevelt orders a nationwide drive to crush espionage and neutrality violations with FBI leadership and local officer cooperation. Coast guard cutters head to the Atlantic as naval patrols extend from New England to the Caribbean while Panama Canal Zone comes under military rule. Major General Stone takes civil and military authority there.
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United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Treasury
North Atlantic
FBI
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Clarence C. Ridley
New England
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Woman Confesses to Babe Poisoning After Lie Detector Test
Uniontown report says Mrs. Inez Bush admitted fatally poisoning seven month old Rosalie Taylor after lie detector testing. Prosecutors expect jury verdict today as Bush testifies she signed a statement under threat and claimed the officer pressured her to confess.
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Inez Bush
A. A. Grill
Raymond Taylor
Grindstone
Grill
Rosalie
Swiss yodeler sues Disney for damages over Snow White
O Lee O Lay Hee Ree Fraun felder a Swiss national claims Walt Disney Studio used his yodel number in Snow White and did not pay. He seeks 50000 dollars. Defense lawyer Frank Jones contends there is no original yodel song and that all yodeling is ancient.
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Los Angeles
Reynard Fraunfelder
Walt Disney Studio
Frank Jones
Jones
Rinkers Indicted for Slaying of Charles Steele
Rinkers Lloyd Harry indicted by Warren county grand jury for the June 25 killing of Charles H. Steele at his Reliance area home. Trial set to open September 26 per Commonwealth's Attorney John H. Downing. Witnesses included Robert and Roberta Steele and coroner Dr D M Kipps.
Juniors Outline Safety Campaign At Winchester Kiwanis Meeting
Members of the Junior Board of Trade spoke at the Kiwanis Club about a safety campaign planned for Winchester later this year. Speakers included F. L. Sargent Forrest Jones Hubert Kerr and George F Miller of the State police. Ansel Solenberger and F Grove White of Stephens City led the program. Guests Sam Ellington of Waynesboro and Lynn F Stout of Charlottesville attended. An attendance prize donated by Andrew Bell was awarded to Dr R H Kerlin.
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Kiwanis Club
Winchester
F. L. Sargent
Forrest Jones
Hubert Kerr
George F. Miller
State Police
Ansel ,Solenberger
F. Grove White
Stephens City
Sam Ellington
Waynesboro
Lynn F. Stout
Charlottesville
Andrew Bell
R. H. Kerlin
Virginians to Speak at Southern Tuberculosis Conference
Virginia participants join the Southern Tuberculosis Conference in Charleston, October 4 to 6. Dr. Everett Cato Crash of the University of Virginia leads a program on surgery in tuberculosis, with several Virginians and topics including Christmas Seals, effusion treatment, medical curriculum, and public relations.
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Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Old Dominion
Charleston
S. C
Everett Cato Crash
University of Virginia
Nora Spencer Hamner
Richmond Tuberculosis Association
Dean B. Cole
Richmond
William B. Porter
Medical College of Virginia
E.C. Harper
State Health Department
Leslie Combs Foster
Miss Foster to be accompanied to South Carolina
Miss Foster will travel to South Carolina with field workers from the Virginia Tuberculosis Association staff assisting in her case.
Germanic Names Undergoing Changes In Baltimore Soccer
Baltimore Sept 7 The Baltimore Germans soccer club votes to change its name to Baltimore Americans amid World War days turning sauerkraut to liberty and hamburger to steak. Paul Trautner, manager, says the board acted unanimously due to events in Europe.
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Liberty
Paul Trautner
Baltimore Germans
Baltimore Americans
Europe
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