Red Cross Airlift For Santo Domingo After Hurricane
The Red Cross ordered 5,000 pounds of medical supplies sent by air to Santo Domingo as Ozama River swells and blocks land routes. Navy destroyer to aid relief. San Domingo nearly isolated with epidemic risk and severe water shortages.
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Arto Santo Domingo
Associated Press
Washington
The
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Republic
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Navy Department
Domininican Republic
Santo Do Lic
San Domingo
Marine Corps
American Red Cross
Alamo
Azua
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Last Rites for Dr Anderson Jr Impress Winchester
Funeral services for Charles Rhodes Anderson Jr died in Memorial Hospital after an internal infection were held at his father's home with many mourners including every local Boy Scout troop. Scouts from Troop No. 1 led pallbearers and buglers played taps at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Charles R. Anderson
West Clifford Street
Charles Rhodes Anderson, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Charles
Miss Minnie Howe Dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Minnie Stewart Howe of Delaplane Virginia died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after weeks as a patient. Two blood transfusions were performed by local surgeons. At forty eight she was a daughter of John T and Sallie DeJarnette Howe and a native of Blacksburg. The body will be sent from Berryville to East Radford Virginia for interment.
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Minnie Stewart Howe
Delaplane
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Howe
John T
Sallie DeJarnette Howe
Blacksburg
Berryville
East Radford Va
Infant dies at Memorial Hospital in county
Lucilla G Lee age 10 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur B Lee of this county died yesterday at 12 35 p m at Memorial Hospital from complications after a brief illness Surviving are her parents seven brothers and sisters Hunter Mabel Roy Allen Edward Albert Ester and Eleanor all at home Funeral services set for 10 30 a m tomorrow from Burnt Factory Methodist Church Louth with Rev C J Clark and Rev O D Lambert ministers Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Litthle
Lucillas G. Lee
Arthur B. Lee
Memorial Hospital
Hunter
Mabel
Roy Allen
Edward
Albert
Ester
Eleanor
Burnt Factory Methodist Episcopal Church
Louth
C.J. Clark
O.D. Lambert
Stephens City Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Veterans narrowly escape death in Virginia car crash
Two World War veterans traveling to the Virginia American Legion state meeting near Harrisonburg escaped with a bad shaking after their car skidded off the slippery Lees Jackson highway. A Texaco truck driver arrived with a fire extinguisher to put out the blaze and free the men. Police noted the crash was caused by slick roads and grease on the highway from the drought.
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Virginia Department of the American Legion
Harrisonburg
Texaco
Edgar W. Fomphrey
Clarendon
Washington, D C
Lee-Jackson
Cook
Salem Lane
Winchester
Mr. Pumphrey
H. F. Nelson
Texaco Oil Company
Clarke County
Mr. Nelson
Maynard Bayliss
Virginia State Police
Pumphrey
Handley School opens with record enrollment of 2100 pupils
Handley School system launched the 1930 31 session at three units John Handley High School John Kerr Elementary and Douglas Junior High School. First day totals reach 1166 at Handley with 704 in high school and 452 in elementary 633 at John Kerr with 241 to transfer after September 15 and about 200 colored children registered at Douglas. Football practice to start tomorrow with 40 to 50 players expected.
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Handley School
John Handley High School
John Kerr
Douglas Junior High
Garland R. Quarles
Handley System
Handley
South Cameron Street
East End
Virginia Avenue
Douglas School
North Kent Street
Handley Audiorium
Handley Quartette
Harold Lucas
Holmes Fries
Vernon Norton
Harry Haines
John Parsons
Monogram
Stanley Rush
Douglas Fisher
John Jackson
Mike Garber
Gorddén Armel
Melvin Dun
South End Hose Co. September Meeting Notice
The regular September meeting of South End Hose Co is set for Monday night September 8. Full attendance is requested to ensure a quorum and proper secretary duties.
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South End Hose Co
Deckard
Democrats Open Fall Campaign in Ninth District Rally
In Clintwood Virginia the Ninth District Democratic rally signals the start of off year congressional campaigns. Republican nominees Garber and Putnam face a ballot exclusion dispute over late notices, while Fishburne seeks a fair resolution to keep his name on the ballot alongside Gary. An enrollment ad for First Grade remains on page.
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Richmond
Clintwood
Virginia
Secretary of the Commonwealth
John W. Flanagan
George Peery
Flanagan
Joseph C. Shaffer
Garber
Jacob A. Garber
M. J. Putnam
Peter Saunders
Saunders
Putnam
John R. Saunders
Fishburne
John W. Fishburne
Charlottesville
Gar-y
Garver
Infantry Regiment to Camp in Winchester September 26
The Thirty-fourth Infantry United States Army plans a September 26 arrival in Winchester Virginia with camping on the Rouss Springs Park grounds. A base ball game and a public band concert are arranged, with details for field kitchens latrines and water carts. Major W G Jones of Fort Eustis and Colonel Alfred T Smith coordinate the visit with the Winchester Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
Thirty-fourth Infantry
United States Army
Winchester
Rouss Springs
Andrew Bell
Commerce Secretary
Alfred T. Smith
Bell
Trity-Fourth — Infantry
Fort Eustis
Virginia
W. G Jones
Conference of United Brethren Meets This Week
Virginia Conference of the United Brethren Church wraps a strong year with gains in membership and offerings as it prepares for its 131st annual session in Staunton. Bishop G. T. Batdorf will preside. Rev J. H. Brunk serves as conference superintendent.
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Virginia
The
United Brethren Church In Christ
United Brethren Church
Staunton
G. T. Batdorf
D. D
Harrisburg
J. H. Brunk
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland
West Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Roanoke
Scout Court of Honor To Meet 7 30 Tomorrow
Winchester Boy Scouts plan a large court of honor at Handley Library auditorium tomorrow evening at 7 30. Tenderfoot and Eagle awards will be given as troops showcase progress since their last camp. Public is invited and parents of awardees are especially welcome with troop committees assisting. Garland R Quarles will preside.
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Winchester Boy Scouts
Handley Library
Winchester
Tenderfoot
Eagle Scouts
Court of Honor
Garland R. Quarles
Prayer of thanksgiving for rain published by mayor
Mayor F A Shryock requests publication of a Book of Common Prayer prayer of thanksgiving for rain. The prayer celebrates helpful showers overnight and this morning and asks divine mercy and blessings on the earth and its inhabitants.
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F. A. Shryock
Book of Common Prayer
Jesus Christ
Lost tortoise shell glasses at Fair Grounds reward
A loss notice states tortoise shell glasses were left at the Fair Grounds. Reward will be paid for their return to 405 N Kent St.
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Fair Grounds
Kent St
Wash and Lodging Ad Notices From Leicester
Classified ad listing urges sending wash to Winches aw Seam Laundry with phone contact 28 and weekend hours. Also advertises a furnished apartment for rent at 319 W Leicester with telephone listing.
French Airmen Honor Unknown Soldier At White House
President Hoover hosted Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte at a luncheon with Admiral Byrd and Captain Rickenbacker. A wreath was laid at the Unknown Soldier's Tomb in Arlington as Marseillaise played and taps sounded, commemorating the Paris to New York flight.
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Washington
Hoover
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
United States
Paris
New York
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
White House
Lindben
Coste
Bellonte
Lindbergh
Mr. Hoover
America
Richard E. Byrd
Eddie” Rickenbacker
Byrd
Neerest
Donne Coste
Ma’ Lonte
Atlantic
Arlington
Memorial
Char
Walatain
W Walace
Byrd presents French flag to Captain Coste in White House garden
Admiral Richard E. Byrd, after a ceremony in the Rose Garden at the White House, presented Captain Coste with a large French flag carried by Byrd on the South Pole flight. He described the peril of extra weight during the flight and said the flag honors French hospitality during a 1920s coast landing.
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Richard E. Byrd
Py Im Rg Gu Rgwena
Coste
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Winchester
White House
Captain Coste
France
Captain Costa
Paris
200 Killed In Chinese Raid Over Nanning Fu Stronghold
A report from Hong Kong dated September 8 says 200 people were killed in a Cantonese air raid on Nanningfu in Kwangsi province. The city is a rebel stronghold amid ongoing conflict in the region.
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Associated Press
Hongkong, Cinn
Nanningfu
Kwangsi Province
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