Queen Parade and Pageant Set for Evening, Three Mile Route
A festival parade will showcase the queen and her maids of honor starting at 3 PM the day of the tobacco pageant. The queen will be crowned before the second pageant showing and honored at a dance with Little Jack Little and his Orchestra. Over 50 floats six to eight bands and other features are planned for the event.
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Little Jack Little
Columbia Broadcasting Orchestra
Miss Vivian May Russell Weds Mr. R. Armel in Churchville
The Rev J D Russell of this city announces the marriage of daughter Vivian May Russell to Rey nolds Stuart Armel son of the late George W Armel of Macedonia Frederick County The ceremony was at Churchville Virginia with Rev Harry Rickard The couple will reside at 38 South Cameron Street after a wedding trip and after September 20.
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W. D. Walker
Middletown
Virginia Geraldine Walker
Russell H. Casson
John L. Casson
Fruitland Park
Fla
South
Middle
Clarence Walker
Leon Walker
Louise Kline
Hannah Walker
W. P. Saunders
Mildred
Winifred Jenkins
Dorothy Hiett
Martinsburg
W. Va
Middletown Agricultural High School
Casson
Leesburg, Fla
Consumers’ Citrus Supply Company
Mr. Casson
J. D. Russell
Vivian May Russell
Reynolds Stuart Armel
George W. Armel
Macedonia
Frederick County
Harry Rickard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Churchville
Handley High School
Woolworth Company
Armel
Cameron Street
Social Calendar Of Local Clubs And Events This Week
A list of social events and meetings from Saturday to Friday including a last dance at Winchester Golf Club and multiple club gatherings. Activities span executive council of Christian Endeavor Society, Women’s Missionary Society, Modern Woodmen Camp No 15510, Kiwanis Club luncheon, United Brethren Young People choir practice, BPOE Winchester Lodge meetings, Grace Lutheran adult choir practice, Rotary Club luncheon, and American Legion post luncheon.
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T. W. Mathews
Sou' Stewart Street
Executive Council of
Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Christian Church
Women’s Missionary Society
J. W. Headley
Valley Avenue
Modern Woodmen of América
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Communities Sponsor Maids for National Tobacco Festival
Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a maid of honor for Miss Westwood Byrd at the National Tobacco Festival in South Boston September 25 to 27. Waynesboro Merchants announce a maid of honor, with up to 30 maids expected. Other towns including Roxboro, Durham, Danville, Charlotte and Greensboro signal plans to send entrants. South Boston has funded festival expenses.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Fredericksburg
Queen and
State Chamber of Comi
Edna Birdsong
Lunenburg
Ellen Davis
Clarksville
Rebecca Bohannon
Virgilina
Mary Lou Pannill
Martinsville
Josephine Shearer
Rocky Mount
Sarah Booth
Franklin County
Mary Eizabeth Lawson
South Boston
Harriette Martin
Halifax
Clover
Halifax County
Roxboro
Person County
N. C
Durham
Danville
Kenbridge
Charlotte County
Reidsville
Chase City
Errata
Bedford
Greensboro
Virginia Young Democrats applaud Senator Glass at Richmond banquet
The Richmond gathering honored Senator Carter Glass with praise for his honest convictions as Governor Peery and State Chairman Hooker addressed the crowd. Senator Byrd was absent due to illness, while Lieutenant Governor James H. Price drew applause as a leading governor hopeful.
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Old Dominion
Glass
Virginia
Senate
Peery
J. Murray Hooker
Roosevelt
William M. Tuck
Democratic Party
George C. Peery
Woodrow Wilson
Prohibition
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tuck
Halifax
Congress
Carter Glass
Harry F. Byrd
Five dead and wounded removed from freight train wreckage
In Monroe Louisiana five unidentified people died and several were wounded when a freight train wreck occurred. In Richmond the Young Democrats approve a resolution to enfranchise new voters. In Chester Evelyn Hoey the torch singer is believed to have killed herself with fingerprints found on the gun. Walter Emery against W Lawson Little Jr in the U S Amateur Golf title after a 36 hole match. the round finished all square. President Roosevelt says CCC will be maintained to preserve forests. Col Wade edits the Charlotte Observer. In Nurnberg Hitler warns the world Germany will not stand harm from any nation. Russia aligns with England France and others against the Italo Ethiopian conflict.
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Monroe
Richmond
Chester
Evelyn Hoey
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Walter Emery
Big Gallery
W. Lawson Little, Jr
Lake Placid
Roosevelt
CCC
Charlotte
N. C
Col. Wade
Charlotte Observer
Nurnberg
Germany
Hitler
Geneva
Russia
England
France
Fingerprints Found On Death Gun in Hoey Case
Investigators fingerprinted Rogers and Kelley after the death of Miss Hoey. Autopsy pointed to self-inflicted death, while prosecutors and defense lawyers pursue further facts. District Attorney Parke, Rogers, and Ernst press for movement details and gun examination.
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Ter
Morris L. Ernest
Hoey
Rogers
William J. Kelley
Pennsylvania
Ernst
Miss Hoey
Claud Battin
Investigation continues after possible self-inflicted gunshot
Evidence notes powder marks around the wound and places the living room shooting while Rogers was on the sofa upstairs. Kelley and Cook corroborate the timeline as authorities say they do not yet suspect Rogers of murder as the probe proceeds.
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Kelley
Battn
Cook
Rogers
Park
Carrier Pigeons Released By Legion Post in Washington
Maurice C Post American Legion of Washington DC released 60 carrier pigeons from the George Washington Hotel roof. Alfred A. Picchionne led the effort as national committeeman on law and order, as a publicity stunt ahead of the national meeting in St Louis. Birds previously released at Manassas VA returned home at 527 yards per minute and will be released in Lynchburg VA next.
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Turner Ashby
United Daughters of Confederacy
George W. Kurtz
South
Loudoun Street
Louis E. Rice
United States Senate
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Davis
Virginia United Daughters of Confederacy
Roanoke
Sally Boyd
Bruce Slonaker
H. B. McCormac
Walter Huntsberry
Elmer Steele
Joe Richards
Stratford
Lees
Lee
Huddleston
Winchester
Maurice C Post
American Legion
Washington
D. C
George Washington Hotel
Veterans’ Organization
Alfred A. Picchionne
National
Law and Order of the Legion
Post
National Organization
St. Louis
Picchionne
Manassas
Lynchburg
Continue Search For A Missing Man And Girl
Arlington County police continued their search for Betty Bowman a 13 year old girl and Richard H Welles a 23 year old construction engineer who disappeared from East Falls Church Thursday Authorities assume they were together and say Welles planned to travel to Baltimore for a possible trip to South America Welles car was found abandoned at Bluemont Junction near Falls Church
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East Falls Church
Arlington County
Betty Bowman
Richard H. Welles
Welles
Baltimore
South America
Betty
Bluemont Junction
Falls Church
Public Works Heads Press for Rapid Job Program
In Richmond on September 14 state WPA and Public Works chiefs backed the Hyde Park accord placing Harry L. Hopkins in charge of the work relief push. They argued contracts must be let by December 15 to speed up PWA projects and provide employment.
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Richmond
Public Works and Works Progress Administration
Hyde Park
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
James A. Anderson
PWA
Roosevelt
Old Dominion Faces Large Unemployment Toll
The state confronts an estimated 50,000 unemployed as workers seek help amid job losses and economic strain. Officials warn the figure may rise without new employment measures and targeted relief efforts.
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Old Dominion
Detroit Tigers Lose to Yankees in 2-1 First Game
New York hurler Johnny Bronca limited Detroit to three hits as the Yankees beat the Tigers 2-1 in the opener of a double header. Bill Dickey belted his 13th home run in the second inning.
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New York
Johnny Bronca
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Bill Dickey
Virginia Youth Dies After Fall From Window
A 22 year old Harrisonburg Virginia man identified by his roommate as David Wilson died in a Boston hospital after being found unconscious outside his rooming house on Blagden street. Police believe he walked in his sleep and fell from a window.
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Boston
David Wilson
Harrisonburg
Blagden Street
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