R M A Opens 43rd Session Sept 17 at YAL Virginia
R Gandph Macon Academy starts its 43rd session on September 17 with a large enrollment from over 20 states and three foreign countries led by Colonel John C. Boggs. Word of the football schedule includes nine games beginning September 29 against Strasburg High School and teams like Hampden-Sydney and Virginia Episcopal School.
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Wi Nam H. Sewell
United States Naval Academy
Vermont
Walford College
Duke
Spartansburg
US. C
George W. Riddick
Strasburg High School
Hampden
Sidney Freshanen
McGuires Preparatory School
Ashland
Fishburne
Waynesboro
Woodberry Forest
Woodberry
Handley High School
Virginia Episcopal School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester
Fauquier Timber Cutter Dies After Alleged Axe Attack
Fauquier County native Novel Anderson, 38, a timber cutter and saw mill operator, died yesterday. He was attacked with axes by two fellow workers last Tuesday in Fauquier county and found the next day by John Showers who notified authorities. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Linden Methodist Church at 2 30 p m with interment in the nearby cemetery.
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Front Royal
Anderson
Fauquier County
Fauquier
John Showers
Linden Methodist Church
E. Helmintoller
Wheat Growers to Meet on 1936 37 Wheat Contracts
FRONT ROYAL Sept 10 An important meeting will be held in Harrisonburg Friday at 11 in Rockingham county courthouse to discuss the 1936 37 wheat reduction contracts Principal speakers will be W H Burn and W S Thomas of Blacksburg Extension School County agent Cloyd urges farmers in the area to attend George Wilkinson Robert Leach and David M Cloyd are among expected attendees
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Front Royal
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
W. H. Burn
W. S. Thomas
Blacksburg
Dust from Colorado storm arrives in Front Royal window
William Venable displays two bottles of dust from the Colorado dust storm area in his window at the Warren Press. The dust, gathered around Denver, arrived from an old friend of Mr. Venable.
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Front Royal
William Venable
Colorado
Warren Press
Denver
Venable
Reckless Driver Found Guilty in Front Royal Court
Robert Woodward was found guilty of reckless driving by the trial justice yesterday afternoon. He received a $2 fine and $4.25 costs along with a 30 day suspended jail sentence.
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Front Royal
Yesday
Robert Woodward
Local Social Notes From Rivers Virginia Front Royal
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Carroll and daughter Theresa visit Culpeper relatives with Theresa staying for several days. Snooky Weaver returns to Richmond after visiting her parents Senator Aubrey G. Weaver. Elizabeth Proctor to Radcliffe College and leads student body of 600. Illnesses include Lee Melton at Winchester Memorial Hospital and the Ritenours with a sick child. Hoye returns to duties after vacation at Virginia Beach. rains delay mail. Jett Cunning ham visits from Heggesville. Garden club to meet Thursday. Elizabeth Heid returns from Madison Courthouse. Calvary Episcopal Church gains a new walk thanks to Harry and Bob Reid. Susan Marshall visits Lyon Village. Selessman family from Pittsburgh to place son at VMI stops at Riverton Riverside. John Lee and Vaughan Skelton visit here. St Elizabeths Guild meeting postponed due to attendance. Dot Stokes visits Carol Lee. Downing and Lee attend Harrrisonburg after news of Lee Long’s death. Dick Light and Mrs. James Marshall return to Washington after visiting Mrs. Marshall.
Weaver Faces No GOP Opponent in State Election
State Senator Aubrey G. Weaver, representing Rockingham Warren Page and Rappahannock counties, will run unopposed by the Republican party in the upcoming fall election unless a write in candidate appears on the ballot by the September 6 deadline.
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Royal
Aubrey G. Weaver
Republican Party
Weaver
Rockingham
Warren
Page
Rappahannock
Miss McDonald Sets Buying Trip for Wenders Apparel
Miss Mary McDonald left last Sunday for New York on a buying trip for Wenders Apparel Shop of North Loudoun Street. She will return before week’s end with new fall and winter fashions in women’s and misses’ wear and accessories.
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Mary McDonald
New York
Wender’s
Loudoun Street
Front Royal Merchants Postpone Dinner Meeting
The Front Royal Retail Merchants Association postponed the regular dinner meeting planned for last night at the Fair Lawn due to many members being out of town. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Monday October 7.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Retail Merchants Association
All-Stars and Culpeper Play Scoreless Eleven In Culpeper
Front Royal All-Stars and Culpeper Athletic Club battled ten innings in Culpeper, ending in a 0-0 tie when darkness halted play. Joe Stankus threw a one hit gem, while Lacy McFall led offense for Front Royal with three hits. The game featured a pitchers duel with six Culpeper hits and a close defensive highlight at third base.
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Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars
Culpeper Athletic Club
Culpeper
Joe Stankus
William and Mary
Metheny
Culpeper Boys
Goodwin
All-Stars
Hash
Lacy McFall
Lyle McFall
Curry
Land transfer of Jennie Mc Coy estate parcels near Riverton
Harry Lee Andrews and Jennie Andrews transfer two parcels two miles west of Riverton to Darrell Fogel for 45 dollars. Deed recorded September 7, 1935.
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Front Royal
Harry Lee Andrews
Jennie Andrews
Darrell Fogel
Riverton
Jennie McCoy
Dee
Headlines Give Best Answer To G. O. P. Attack
James A. Farley, Democratic National Committee chair, says GOP headlines reflect business trends and urge Republicans to state which Roosevelt policies they would repeal. He questions their stance on relief spending and notes their criticism centers on spending and constitutional issues.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Farley
Cook
Dickinson
Iowa
Col
Teddy Roosevelt
Congress
Selassie Map Controversy Over Oil Deeds
A map shows a shaded Ethiopian region reportedly deeded by Emperor Haile Selassie to Anglo American oil interests led by Standard Oil for exploitation and development. The remark includes a quoted line from Uncle Eben criticizing a reform advocate as loud but ineffective.
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Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Standard Oil
Stock Market Dips. Mixed Day as Profit Taking Prevails
The New York market shows uneven activity with profit taking in early trading and minor declines in recent gainers. Cotton rises on lower crop figures while grains stay restrained and bonds stay steady. Closing quotes list several major names and trading levels, with currency gains in foreign exchange and call money at 0.25 percent.
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The
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Allied Chemical
American
American Radiator
American Smelters
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American Woolen
Arch, Topeka & San Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
N. Y
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Standard Oil of
N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. 8
S. Steel
Woolworth
Markets Column Update From The Star
LOCAT marks markets page notes daily corrections and states The Star does not assume responsibility for typographical errors. The notice emphasizes accuracy and ongoing updates for local market listings.
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Star
Local Wholesale Market Flour and Feed Prices
A price list details patent brand and standard flour in 98, 48, 24 and 12 pound bags per barrel, with figures for cracked corn, scratch feed, corn meal, egg mash, dairy feeds, eggs, livestock, butter and other items. Prices vary by bag size and product.
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Catia
Kasco
Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Report September 10
Livestock cattle steady with low cutters. calves dull with losses. hogs strong to higher, tops near 12.90 for 170 210 lb. sheep and lambs moderately active with lambs steady to down. Philadelphia dressed poultry and eggs steady to firm, western boxes 20-26 cents, 6 215 eggs.
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Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agric
Philadelphia
U. S
Grain Quotation Roundup From Chicago Markets
Futures and cash grain prices reported in Chicago on September 10 show Wheat futures at Sept 9 15 34 Dec 93 42 56 May 94 75 95. Corn Sept 76 59 34 Dec 56 Ye 57 May 57 54 %. Beet 42% Dec 441 May 47%. Barley Sept 42 Dec 43. Cash grain prices listed for Oct 15 70, May 13 57 13 60 12 60.
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Chicago
Ley
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore Wheat and Corn Prices on Sept 10 Quotations
Wheat No 2 red winter at 84 cents spot domestic with September data. Yellow corn at 90 cents per bushel and $4.50 per barrel. White corn at 93 cents per bushel and $4.65 per barrel. All quotations based on deliveries at mill.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Greece teeters as republic monarchist clash turns deadly
In Athens on September 10, violence between Republican officers and Monarchist guards left two Republican leaders bayoneted. Premier Tsaldaris urged calm and urged a vote to restore the monarchy in the looming plebiscite, while fighting broke up a cabinet meeting and raised fears of renewed civil strife.
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Athens
Premkpanayou Esaldaris
Tsaldaris
Panagiotacos
Panagoti Tsaldaris
George
George Kondylis
Tsa
Benue
Reshuffle in Greek Army as Panagiotacos resigns
Reports say General Panagiotacos was forced to resign his command of the first army corps with General Papagos taking over. Premier Tsaldaris to issue a communique outlining cabinet views on restoring the Monarchy.
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Panagiotacos
First Army Corps
Papagos
Tsaldaris
Ex-King of Greece in London Presses for Restoration
Former King George of Greece, living in London, faces renewed talk of reclaiming the throne. Royalist circles urge a plebiscite while Athens officials urge delay. Mayor Kotsias of Athens recently visited with Tsaldaris’s counsel against a return now.
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London
George
Greece
Kotsias
Athens
Tsaldaris
Parole Two In Unauthorized Use of Auto
Two youths Kirkwood Wing field 1017 Woodstock and Strother Adams were brought before authorities on a charge of using an automobile without authority.
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Parole Two
Kirkwood Wingfield
Woodstock A
Strother Adams
Federal Agents Arrest Renner In Illicit Liquor Bust
Federal agents yesterday arrested Carl Renner on charges tied to illegal liquor. He was released on bond after his brother Charles R. Renner posted a video bond in the stated amount.
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Carl Cree
Renner
Charles R. Renner
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