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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
1
Flickinger of Winchester, president of the Virginis Classis, will lie in state at the Arey home in Bridgewater, then at St. Michael's Church Sunday afternoon. Honorary pallbearers include elders from Rev. Arey's charge and St. Michael's, plus Prof. W. H. Sanger and Dr. William A. Lineweaver. Active pallbearers are E A. Kersh, J. Paul Glick, J. A. Baugerman, Rudolph Alexander, Julian Shull, and John Wise.
Classified ad seeking a registered piano tuner for tuning and repair work in Bo. Contact Herbert E. Bo by phone 821-1 and note the ad appears in multiple daily listings with dates 5 26 and 7 7 14 phold.
The Circuit Court of Rockingham County Virginia orders Nannie P Sublett's creditors and heirs to file claims in a chancery proceeding. Commissioner in Chancery Ward Swank will take an account at 10 a.m. July 6 1933 at the National Bank Building Harrisonburg. Creditors must present verified claims by July 6 1933.
Fr Schrieder of Portsmouth elected president of the Virginia State Aerial Fraternal Order of Eagles at the twenty eighth annual convention in Winchester. Officers named include Beasley Pass Gardner Fuller Brown and trustees Moore Cherry Coker. Portsmouth chosen for 1934 meeting. Delegates toured Shenandoah Caverns after a motor caravan and enjoyed a dance and buffet supper amid Wingdon events.
French delegates express disappointment as Washington refuses to back currency stabilization proposals. American Treasury Secretary says talks in London are exploratory and any agreement must be reached in Washington, delaying major decisions while awaiting U.S. position.
Entomologist W S Hough warns of an unusual codling moth surge this week. The seven weeks spray schedule begins June 20 for all orchards to counter heavy egg hatching in late June and two attack periods for the first brood. Use Bordeaux mixture 4-8-100 with calcium arsenate 3 pounds per 100 gallons, or 2-6-100 Bordeaux on salt varieties. Omitting spray for July harvest varieties.
Norman Oklahoma June 16 The proposed address of Bishop James Cannon Jr against 3.2 beer legalization in Oklahoma was cancelled by the Norman Ministerial Alliance He still has a standing invitation to speak at the McFarlan Memorial Church The Alliance said the program was full and they opposed his appearance while others criticized his leadership and support for the anti beer effort Oklahoma voters will decide the issue on July 1.
Shorty Whitlock completed a 120 day term in Winchester local jail and was released at 10:00 AM. By 3:30 PM yesterday he was back in custody, returning to the jail for additional detention.
Prince Wilhelm, son of the former crown prince of Germany, relinquishes all rights to the throne if the Kaiser returns. He departs Schloss Bonn University and leaves for an unspecified destination signaling a royalist protest or act of defiance.
A Senate committee is appointed to investigate underworld activity in Chicago New York Detroit and other cities. Senator Royal Copeland leads the study with Senators Vandenberg and Murphy covering Detroit and Chicago d reports due back to the Senate with remedial legislation hearings likely in Washington in September.
A defendant confessed to kidnapping and is guarded as he faces court proceedings. He claims a higher up promised him a large payment to abduct the child and threatens to name the person.
The subject known as Shorty, released after good behavior from a six month sentence for habitual drunkenness, allegedly drank again to celebrate and was arrested. Judge Weems will decide the case in coming days.
Washington debates long standing anti monopoly laws as Senator Wagner calls for permanent change and the administration weighs industrial rehabilitation. New York figures like Baker and industrial leaders push corporate counsel and foreign finance themes amid Hull’s London talks and Mooney’s foreign investment concerns.
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