Soils Deficient In Phosphorus Across Virginia Farms
Virginia agronomists report soils statewide are more deficient in phosphorus than any other plant food element. R E O'Brien of Virginia Tech notes that fertilizer phosphate levels greatly impact returns, with tests showing increased yields. Higher analysis phosphates and supplements are being studied for effectiveness.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
R. E. O’brien
Virginia Tech Agronomist
Virginia Experiment Station
Adam blamed alone for first sin in Catholic revision
Rev Charles J Connell states new catechism revision places sole blame on Adam for the Eden disobedience. Bishop Edwin V Ohara heads the drafting committee for the Kansas City Diocese. The Baltimore catechism’s joint blame is removed and the revision adds notes on St Joseph Mary and civic duties.
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Kansas City
Adam
Charles J. Connell
New York
National Catholic Education Association
Edwin V.o’hara
Baltimore
Eve
Winchester Apple Recipe For Daily Use
The Star prints a step by step apple recipe to boost local interest. Read about scalding milk with flour and sugar, forming a custard, adding gelatin, chilling, whipping cream, folding in apples, and freezing the mixture in a refrigerator tray.
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Winchester
THE
STAR
Bullet Torn Corpse Found In Michigan Case Spurs Police Probe
Detroit April 1 Detectives dig in an east side basement mound uncovering Philip Loyst a 22 year old garage mechanic shot twice burned and missing since February 26 The discovery recalls the Dorsey Bowman case with both men linked to selling autos for about 400 each Police hold John R Kasap 22 a former taxi driver for questioning in Mt Clemens jail on an open charge.
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Detroit
Philip Loyst
Loyst
Dorsey E. Bowman
Macombe County
Bowman
John R. Kasap
Comb County
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Childish Tears Save Man From Year In Jail
In a dramatic turn in New York on April 1 1944 federal court suspension of sentence saved Sam Hanft 44 and 30 others from a year and a day for bootlegging. His children Erwin 10 and Rhoda 5 pleaded his case tearfully prompting the judge to recall Hanft and suspend the sentence after mentioning their mother had died.
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New York
Sam Hanft
Hanft
Erwin Hanft
Rhoda
Robert A. Inch
Erwin
Inch
Circuit Court Sets Trials and Delays Pollution Case
Frederick County Circuit Court met briefly this morning with no grand jury action. Two cases were set for April 16 including William T. Shamblin’s appeal of a drunken driving conviction and Lewis Brewer’s appeal from a petty larceny sentence. The Commonwealth vs. Virginia Glass Sand Corp continued as attorneys work on pollution remedies.
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Frederick County
William T. Shamblin
Lewis Brewer
Tavenner
Brewer
Mount Williams
Commonwealth
W. Earle Edwards
The
Virginia Glass Sand Corporation
Gore
Back Creek
T. Russell Cather
Executor seeks estate claims against Fannie O. Moulden
All persons having claims against or who may be indebted to the estate of the late Mrs. Fannie O. Moulden will please call on the undersigned for settlement. M. M. Lynch, Executor of Fannie O. Moulden, deceased.
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Fannie O. Moulden
M. M. Lynch
Senior play "Under Western Skies" set for April 19
Gainesboro High School announces the senior play "Under Western Skies" directed by Miss Jean Shaver to be staged in the school auditorium Friday April 19. A dinner and dance on March 15 produced a profit of 94.40 and senior bios highlight Louise Franks Nat Smith and Glenn Wisecarver with long town names and local figure mentions.
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Jean Shaver
Gainesboro High School
Barry Boyd
Nat Smith
Dianna Taylor
Louise Franks
Pansy Farmer
Virginia Mustache
Pete
Sidney ‘Secrist
Kern Sanderson Trent
Slippery Sam
Glenn Wisecarver
Laughing Water
Edith Braithwaite
Nella
Bella
Della
Catherine Shade
Marguerite Wisecarver
Bessie Ruble
Sugar-Foot Williams
Robert Hughes
Callie Williams
Vada Michael
Sheriff Crunch
Curtis Braithwaite
Slapstick Keystone Kops Still Rallying For Stage Tour
Franklin Arthur reports Hollywood notes on Chester Conklin and the Keystone Kops planning a comeback tour. The group, led by Conklin and fellow performers Hank Mann, Snub Pollard, and Al St John, rehearse with old gags and a hint of presentable stage mischief. They open in Portland and then tour the East.
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Franklin Arthur
Hollywood
Chester Conklin
Keystone Kopshot
Chubby
Keystone Kops
Hank Mann
Bob
al St. John
Snub-Pollard
Ben Turpin
Edgar Kennedy
Slim Summerville
Mack Sennett
Taft
Sennett
Conklin
Pollard
Mann
St. John
Kops
Portland
Ore
Funeral held for Mrs. George B. Hayton in Berryville
Funeral services conducted for Mrs. George B. Hayton who died in Leesburg Hospital after a February stove blast. The 50 year old native of Frederick County spent most of life in Berryville. Burial was in Green Hill Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, six children and several brothers and sisters.
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Berryville
George B. Hayton
Leesburg Hospital
John Enders
Hayton
Frederick County
Leesburg
A. M. Allen
Washington
Green Hill Cemetery
Marion Bayliss
Walter Bayliss
Ralph Marker
Opequon
Kenneth Trenary
Wilfred Trenary
Frank Sowers
Casper Knapp
Round Hill
George Kuhn
Linwood
Doris Ann
Billie
Jackson
John Elliott
Pitcairn
Carl Tre- Mary
Frank Bayliss
Maynard and
Gilbert Bayliss
Edwin Bayliss
Prepared To Count Noses
Washington April 1 More than 120 000 census historians will set out tomorrow to write a new chapter in a 150 year old record They will gather from 132 000 000 Americans fill 3 300 000 pages with population facts 2 200 000 pages with housing statistics and inventories of 7 000 farms The census was delayed a day to avoid jokes but enumerators are prepared for ordinary front door difficulties Secretary Hopkins and the Commerce Department issue last minute instructions You will meet people who have been misinformed who are confused Be polite and patient Remember in three generations the census rarely uses stronger authority than a sincere appeal Senator Tobey broadcast a final criticism.
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Washington
United States
Hopkins
Cocamerce Department
Tobey
RNH
Census questions raise privacy rights challenge
Tobey argued that the personal and searching nature of many census questions violates individual privacy rights. The dispute centers on how deeply questions probe residents and the potential for misuse of sensitive information.
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Tobey
Henry Ford Praises Newspapers as Educators
Henry Ford extols newspapers as the best educators saying they arrive daily and are up to the minute, emphasizing their value for timely information and learning.
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Winchester Furniture Coo
Apple
Circuit Court
George W. Kurtz
Bennett
Gainesboro School News
Lessie Ruble
Louise Caroline . Franks
Co. W. Franks
Gore, Virginia
Girls’ Athletics Association
Glenn Miller
Glenn Harold Wisecarver
W. H. Wisecarver
Boy's Athletic Association
U.S. Navy
Kay
Keyser
Patsy
Dolan
Delores Farmer
Shirley Temple
Marie Brannon
Lucille Daily
Elwood Rogers
Nelson Beard
June Unger
Sidney. Seciist
Miz
Mr. Guthrie
Eugene DeHaven
Emogean
Eugene de Haven
Gene
Evelyn Amps
Opal Whitacre
Tennessee
Albin
Fifth Avenue
Victor
Screen
Mrs. Hayton
Frederick
Clarke
Firestone High
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Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
George Rudnick
Frank Abbadando
Harry Maione
Harry Strauss
Brooklyn
Crime, Inc
Henry Ford
BANK
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federel Deposit Insurance Corporation
East Boscawen St
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