Kiwanis Commends City Officers and Dedicates Safety Station
The Kiwanis club praised city officers for handling a Martinsburg textile workers strike incident and adopted resolutions sent to Governor Peery and Dr. Anderson. After lunch, the group dedicated the Rose Hill Tourist Home highway first aid station, the first Kiwanis safety station in the United States, with Red Cross and Scouts speakers and a highway safety project roll-out.
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Gov. Peery
C. R. Anderson
Kiwanis Club
Rose Hill
Martinsboro Pike
Clearbrook
Kiwanis
United States
Kiwanis Magazine
Walker McC. Bond
Winchester- Prederick Red Cross
Andy Bell
Hampden Boyce
National Red Cross
Frank R. Horton
Sarah Kendall Baker
Volunteer Motor Corps
Red Cross
Forrest Jones
W. . Partlett
Winchester
Partlett Funeral Home, Inc
E. T. Clarke
George W. Stover
Scouts to receive rewards at court Friday
The September Court of Honor will present awards earned at summer camps Friday at Pp. m. The public is invited. Andrew Bell secretary of the Chamber of Commerce will speak. Col. B. M. Boszel will preside. Banners will be presented by local service club presidents. A group photo will be taken at the George Washington Hotel.
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Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Col
B. M. Boszel
Wini Ane
Kiwanis
Rotary
American Legion
Lions
George Washington Hotel
Apple Harvest Expands Camps Open in Shenandoah Valley
The Shenandoah Valley fruit belt enters peak apple picking season with new camps and growing work relief rolls. Hundreds expected to gain employment as production rises and cold storage plants increase activity.
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Shenandoah Valley
Mabateraee
Rer
New York Republicans Attack New Deal Doctrine
Rochester Sept. 27 National Republicans at the state convention defend the American System of economic freedom and denounce the New Deal. Representative Clarence Hancock calls for banking reform unemployment relief and old age pensions while criticizing Democratic administration policies as strangling business. He advocates removing artificial barriers and enacting practical measures to promote and protect business and employment.
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Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
New York State
Clarence EB. Hancock
Syracuse
Byi Ng
Hancock
Republican Party
Burning Spuds Draw Firemen Out In Haste
Mrs. Audrey White forgot to tell police about a pot of potatoes on the stove before a court appearance for disturbing the peace. Six fire trucks rushed to her Baltimore home when the potatoes burned, smoke billowed, and the potatoes were charred. She paid a $5 fine.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Audrey White
Seven Escape From Oklahoma Penitentiary by Burrowing Under Wall
Seven prisoners escaped the Oklahoma penitentiary by digging under the wall from the tuberculosis sanitarium during the night. All inmates were patients and three were described as very sick. Detainees include Charles Points serving life for murder J P Crowley seven years for auto theft and Jack Berry Vern Brothers Coney Coffey Earl Williams and Jack Capps convicted for robberies.
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Associated Press
Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma Penitentiary
Sam Brown
Charles Points
J. P. Crowley
Jack Berry
Vern Brothers
Coney Coffey
Earl Williams
Jack Capps
Private Capital Begins To Give U. S. Good Lift
The PWA reported signs that private capital is lifting the United States by financing recovery. Public Works bonds worth over 45 million dollars were bought by private investors, who increasingly bid lower interest rates than the PWA 4 percent, signaling looser credit and confidence in public works as sound investments.
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Associated Press
Washington
PWA
Uncle Sam
Public Works Administration
Funeral Rites Friday Morning for Mrs. Mary Jane Lockhart
Brief funeral services will be held at 10 o clock Friday at the late home 328 Highland Avenue for Mrs. Mary Jane Lockhart. The procession will then go to Mount Olive United Brethren Church near Hayfield for the rites and interment in the family lot. Elder Riley A Gwynn of Washington DC and Rev Ralph Cather will lead the services with pallbearers Madison Rosenberger Jack Rosenberger Charles Rosenberger John Rosenberger Luther Shanholtz and Albert Foreman, all relatives.
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Mary Jane Lockhart
Highland Avenue
Mount Olive United Brethren Church
Hayfield
Riley A. Gwynn
Washington D. C
Ralph Cather
Madison
Jack
Charles
John Rosenberger
Luther Shanholtz
Albert Foreman
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U. S
Mrs. Lockhart
Cigar Department
Cinco E
Remo White Owl Harvester
Lady Esther
Blackstone Cab
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Robt
Burns Pant
Robt. Burns F. G
Prince Albert
Sir Walter Raleigh
Tuxedo
LA King
John Storm King Edward
Cornwall
Ams
Tobasco Bulls
Durham Dukes
Blue Boar
Windsor
Havana
Carling Irons
Westinghouse
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Zscre
North Main St
Virginia
Ucrelia Vanderbilt
Peoples
Kleins
Brian
Ass’t
Ela Tris
Eesay
Rae
Hershey
Brazil
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