Coloring of Fish Breaks Laws Here
Richmond reports a state and federal probe into artificial coloring of dried fish to look lighter. Officials from the Virginia department of game inland fisheries and the state food division join the federal Bureau of Chemistry in Washington to determine if the coloring constitutes adulteration under food safety law.
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Bureau
Richmond
Virginia Department of Game Inland Fisheries
State Airy and Food Division
Iladelphia
Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
United Department ‘of Agriculture
Federal officers in a day net liquor law violators
Washington March 31 federal jury indicted a broad group connected to liquor rings in the capital. The panel includes three deputy U S Marshals a police lieutenant a Washington terminal policeman a Marines sergeant two Pullman porters a caterer and wife with staff plus fourteen women and three other men. The case centers on a conspiracy to import liquor from the South by Pullman porters involving watchword ring leaders stenographers and other associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Washington Terminal
Washingtoen
Watc Omen
Patrick H. Barteman
Charles Mars
John B. Newman
J. L. Sprinkle
Pullman
Untitled fragment from Hartman Scranton patient note
Fragmentary advertisement text from Scranton Pennsylvania describing differences in childbirth care with doctors and nurses and promoting a free booklet from a pharmaceutical company in Atlanta Georgia. The readable portions reference mothers and children and urge readers to request the illustrated field regulator booklet.
Norris Law Halts Labor Agent Here
Richmond March 31 The unemployment of unskilled workmen continued in the Fifth Reserve District through February and mid March but not at serious levels. Textile mills curtailed running time and farm labor remains scarce, prompting Virginia to pass a law taxing labor agents soliciting workers for other states. Governor Trinkle says the law slows the exodus and it took effect about ten days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Fifth Reserve District
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank
Fifth District
Virginia
House of Delegates
Norris
Lancaster
Trinkle
Bids Placed For Virginia Rifle Range Contract
Twelve contractors across the state submitted sealed bids for a $22 000 improvement project at the State Rifle Range near Virginia Beach. Major Laparde, engineer in charge, is compiling bids and the contract will be awarded during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Adjutant General
Virginia Beach
Major Laparde
Wife of Delegate Ozlin Dies at Kenbridge
Mrs. Thomas W. Ozlin wife of Delegate Ozlin from Lynchburg died at her Kenbridge home today. Governor Trinkle received the telegram and said he and Mrs. Trinkle would attend the funeral services likely to be held tomorrow at Kenbridge.
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Richmond
Thomas. W. Ozlin
Ozlin
Lynchburg
Kenbridge
Trinkle
For Auld Lang Syne. First Barber- Been busy this morning
A humorous exchange where the first barber asks if he has been busy this morning and the second replies that he has been scraping an acquaintance. The witty dialogue captures social customs of greetings and small talk in a light tone.
Trinkle Declares Agricultural Independence Week in Virginia
Governor Trinkle issued a proclamation designating April 1 5 as Agricultural Independence Week in Virginia urging farmers to diversify crops and boost home food and feed supplies. He urges community meetings and appeals to farmers bankers and business leaders to join the campaign with the State Agricultural College and Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Trinkle
Virginia
State Agricultural College
State Department of Agriculture and Farm Organizations
I. RE. Lee Trinkle
Secretary of the Commonwealth
B. O. James
Military Institute Baseball Prospects Add Depth for Season
The Military Institute shows returning players including Captain Hatchett burg shortstop G Nugent left handed pitcher H Saunders and outfielders W Faulkner S Barbour and others. Coaches eye regular positions with Saunders Nugent likely to fill left handed pitching and infield spots as Frank Page leads the staff.
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Military Institute
Fnamond
Ighter
Hatchettsburg
G. Nugent
Étersburg
H. Saunders
Wann Hampton
F. BE. Caldwell
Iristol
J. WB. Pillow
Petersburg
EB. B
Ryder
Richmores
W. Faulkner
Saunders and Nugent
Myr Lop AK
Lan White
Abingdon Lebanon
Poltit
Frank Page
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Wright & Keffer
National Avenue
Jack and Jill
Nenox
Walton
Huntsberry
Jno. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
Norfolk & Western
Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Broiler
Wae
Bluefield
Pocahontas
We Norton
Basico
Pullman Sleeper
Williamton Andoanoke
Shenandoah
Memphis
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Baltimore
Philaedelphia
O'Nigh
Bakers Drug Store
Walter S. Hadley
Bridgeport
Hartman
Scranton
Illustraedfield
pAtlanta
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Winchester
Norris Law
J. Jos. Sullivan
Lexington
Franklin
Franklin Sugar
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin Sugar Refining Co
South
Orianna Street
Franklin Sugar Refining Company
Little Joe’s
Plowers Shop
Miller Bros
W. Piccadilly Street
Coal and Coke
Connellsville
Roy
Quemahoning Valley
Hochheimer & Company
Uniontown
L. W. McCormick
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