Local Band Wins Round of Applause
The Winchester Municipal Band drew a large crowd at Music Hall in Keyser during the Bi Centennial celebration. Rain had threatened to stop the concert but Newton B. Carskadon opened the hall and the band, led by conductor W. H. McIlwee, received a warm ovation from former Keyser residents and neighbors.
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Jailed dog CIO from New York faces strike arrest
The dog named CIO a half collie half chow was jailed today for union activity during a strike demonstration outside an automat restaurant. He carried a placard denouncing the restaurant as police seized him and his handler Henry Lustig amid the protest.
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Teachers' College Set to Open in Fall Term
Harrisonburg State Teachers' College plans a fall term opening on Mondatember 20 with about 900 students enrolled. Registration shows an increase in resident students by fifty, while boarding numbers are expected between 730 and 750. classes begin September 22 following a fall convocation.
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Enrollment set to reach about 900 for fall session
The target fall enrollment brings total students to roughly 900. Officials note the increase reflects growing demand and will support expanded classes and services for the upcoming term.
Four Parties Nominate Candidates in Upcoming Election
Virginia voters will see four party candidates on November ballots. Democrats nominated their governor candidate James H. Price’s rival is J Powell Royall of Tazewell. Republicans name their slate at a state convention. Prohibitionist James A. Edgerton of Alexandria and Communist Donald Burke of Richmond also run.
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Modern Interior Decorating Guide Offered By Information Bureau
Readers are invited to send ten cents for a 32 page booklet Modern Interior Decorating from the Washington Information Bureau. The guide covers period furniture characteristics color schemes and furnishing for rooms apartments and houses and promises practical tips for fall home changes. Enclose ten cents and include name city street state for mailing. In a separate note a Spokane reader describes horror as Mrs Irene True loses a toe in a moving train incident.
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Will Rogers Humorous Story About a Quiet Photo
A mother cannot get a photographer to snap a picture of her crying child. A bystander suggests the mother step out, and the child is quieted when the photographer threatens to spank. The mother later asks what happened, and the child explains he sat still to avoid being hit.
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