Budget Director to Crown Shenandoah XI Queen at Apple Blossom
Lewis W. Douglas head of the federal budget in Washington will crown Mrs. John Hay Whitney as Queen Shenandoah XI at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester in May. The invitation was extended by festival director J. Pinckney Arthur after a visit to Llanfollen Farm and talks with Mrs. Whitney and the queen committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Lewis W. Douglas
Mrs. Whitney
Lewis W. Douglas
Washington
John Hay Whitney
Llangollen
Winchester
J. Pinckney Arthur
Mr. Douglas
Whitney
Llangol- Ten
Lutheran Sunday School
George Jones
Eugene Russell
Old Black Joe
Elsie
Eliha Edwards
Earl Edwards
East End
Robert Legg
Henry Keller
Roland Keller
Ben Fuller
McDonald
A. H. Shumate
C. B. Stickley
Robert E. Lee Lodge
Dumfries
Shumate
Odd Fellowship
Douglas Resigns House Seat to Lead Federal Budget
The article notes Mr. Douglas resigning from the House of Representatives shortly after President Roosevelt's inauguration to become director of the federal budget, a role demanding high ability. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Douglas as parents of two sons and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress
Douglas
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Mrs. Douglas
Requa Tied to Cord Air Line Influence in 1931
The Senate air mail inquiry hears that Mark L. Requa, Hoover ally and California GOP official, offered Washington influence for Century Air Lines in 1931 as Cord interests sought open routes. The Cord Company aimed for competitive bidding, not a direct contract. Roosevelt pushes a national aviation policy via a congressional commission and flexible contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mark L. Requa
California
Hoover
Senate Air Mail
E. L. Cord
Black
Alabama
Lyndal L. Young
Century Air Lines
L. B. Manning
Cord Corporation
Young
Requa
Cord Company
National
White House
Roosevelt
Congressional Commission
McKellar
Senate Post Office Committee
Four Princesses Named to Fet for Apple Blossom Festival
J P Arthur announces four additional princesses for the Apple Blossom Festival. Anne Randolph Rudd will represent Mary Baldwin College Staunton Virginia Florence Barnes represents Fairfax Hall Waynesboro Virginia Cordelia Penn represents Sweet Briar College Sweet Briar Virginia Irene Bibee represents Stratford College Danville Virginia the total princess count reaches 27 under Queen Shenandoah XI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Arthur
Anne Randolph Rudd
M. B. Rudd
Richmond
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Florence Barnes
L. R. Barnes
Clyde
N. Y
Fairfax Hall
Waynesboro
Cordelia Penn
Sweetbriar College
Sweetbriar
Irene Bibee
Stratford College
Trophies Displayed for Grand Feature Parade at Men’s Shop
A window display at The Men’s Shop on North Loudoun Street features trophies to be awarded in the Grand Feature Parade during the Apple Blossom Festival. Another window shows an architect’s drawing of the new bus terminal front elevation, with construction set to begin shortly.
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Loudoun Street
Council Meeting Called for Tonight by City President
The Common Council schedule shows a postponed session called by council president Fred L. Glaize. The meeting extends the regular monthly session not held on the first Tuesday of this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Glaize
Firemen Parade Committee Meeting Date Noted
Members of the Firemen's Apple Blossom Parade Committee are called to a City Hall gathering on Tuesday evening April 17 at 7 30 p m. All committee members are urged to attend as announced by Fire Chief Barr.
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Tri- County Association
Madison Lodge
No. 6
Robert Ferrell
Front Royal
C. B. Stickley
Virginia Grand Lodge
Hudson
Northern Virginia Association
G. M. Stull
Grand Lodge
Stephens City
Norman Carbaugh
Carbaugh
Cedar Cliff Church
Vaucluse
Allen Jones
Barr
Many Tourists En Route To N C And Other Resorts
Goodyear dealers in the region gathered at the George Washington Hotel for a noon meeting with factory representatives. A tourist party from the Baltimore and Ohio Railway will dine there on return from Luray Caverns. Shrine members from Acca Temple will join a 6 30 dinner. 100 to 125 expected. 35 percent business improvement noted at the hotel compared to last year. Debrief on Apple Blossom Festival bookings good.
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Goodyear
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
George Washington Hotel
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Luray Caverns
Acca Temple
Mystic Shrine
Richmond
Winchester Shrine Club
A. H. Jackson
Shrine Club
Eugene R. Branch
Star Today
George Washington
Branch
Asheville
Pinehurst
White Sulphur Springs
Hot Springs
E W Chelf of State NRA Office Visits Local Officials
E W Chelf legal adviser of the NRA Richmond office spent a few hours today in conference with local NRA committees officials. Chelf, formerly of Flint Hill near Front Royal, practiced law in Washington before joining the Recovery Administration. Also notices advertise beauty operator Wanted at Alecia Beauty Shop Martinsburg and sale ads for curtains rugs and cleaning products Moling and Cather and Reddy Waterless cleaner promos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Chelf
NRA
Richmond
Mr. Chelf
Flint Hill
Front Royal
Washington
State Office
the Recovery Administration
Mrs Brinton Pupils To Give A Song Recital
The voice pupils of Mrs Peter Yates Brinton a Winchester musician and teacher will present a recital at the George Washington Hotel at 8 30 pm Thursday. No admission charge or offering. The 12 numbers include solos duets trios and quartets with two numbers by the full class.
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Peter Yates Brinton
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Spring races to-morrow at D. C. Sands estate
The Middle burg Hunt Club wraps up its spring meet with a final race day on the Sands estate near Middleburg marked by soft water usage at Winchester Steam Laundry and a note to call 28 for details.
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Winchester Steam
Middleburg
Acquittal Sought for Cannon and Burroughs in 1928 Campaign Case
Government rested in the federal corrupt practices case against Bishop James Cannon Jr and Ada L Burroughs charged with conspiring to hide contributions in the Hoover Smith era. Fulton argued for acquittal asserting lack of substantial evidence and Cannon may testify in DC supreme court trial.
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Associated Press
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Ada L. Burroughs
Southern Methodist
Alfred E. Smith
E. J. Armbuster
Armbuster
Hoover-Smith
Fulton
Acquital
M. J. Fulton
Richmond
Senate
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Cannon
New Exemptions Apply To 1933 Income Reports
City Revenue Chief McVicar notes the General Assembly cut exemptions for 1933 income tax. Married filers get 2000, single 1000, dependents 200. Those who filed before March 15 must revise to determine liability. Some previously nonliable may owe tax retroactively. July filing deadline. tax due December 5.
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Charles P. McVicar
Star Today
General Assembly
McVicar
Kelvinator 20th anniversary sale ends tomorrow
Miller and Anderson advertise a car load Kelvinator sale cut short by loading price advances. Buyers have all day tomorrow until 10 p.m. to place orders for the new 20th anniversary Kelvinators at a savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Anderson
Penny Coin Machines for Sale on East Clifford Street
Skill games for sale at 10 East Clifford Street listed as cheap. The notice appears as an classified ad with a date stamp 4 17 1p 11.
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East Clifford Street
Wirt's Hostess Denies Party Allegations Heard
A House committee heard hostess Mrs Anna Dall and guest Miss Hildegarde Kneeland deny Dr William A Wirt's claims about a brain trust revolution and quote him as fabricating gossip The witnesses disputed his account and asserted they could not interrupt his conversation A retraction on a jail for pro German activity was issued by Rep Bulwinkle apologizing to Dr Wirt on the House floor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
William A. Wirt
Hildegarde Kneeland
Wirt
Tugwell
Ce Barrows
Virginia
Roosevelt
Kerensky
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Wallace
Bulwinkle
N. C
Dr. Wirt
Widow of A D Hardesty Dies at Clarke Home
Mrs Eugenia Hardesty widow of Adrian D Hardesty dies at her West Main street Berryville home after age related illness. Survived by two children Clinton Foley and Webb Hardesty. Funeral Wednesday at 10 30 from Baptist Church with burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers include Stanley Holmes Hugh Walter William and Shade Moore.
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Berryville
Eugenia Hardesty, T
Richard Hardesty
Adrian D. Hardesty
West Main Street
Clinton Foley
Clarke County
Webb
Hardesty
L. A. Parker
Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Stanley Hardesty
Holmes Hardesty
Hugh Hardesty
Walter Hardesty
William Moore
Shade Moore
Firemen’s Committee Sets Tonight Meet for Parade
The firemen’s committee in charge of the Apple Blossom Festival parade will meet at 7 30 tonight in City Hall. A carnival concession bidder from Washington DC is expected to attend and present his offer, so full committee attendance is requested.
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Washington, D. C
Miller School Leads Parade Depicting Apple History and Industry
Six main divisions of schoolchildren will march in a parade depicting the apple story from myth to modern production. Miller School heads the first division on myth and history, with Gore Gainesboro and Rock Enon in the planting phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
School of Apple Blossom
Leslie D. Kline
Miller School
Miller
Gore
Gainesboro
Rock Enon
Mount Williams
Friendly Grove
Russell Grove
Reserve Officers Group Meeting Planned at Shenandoah Valley Academy
The Reserve Officers Group will hold its regular monthly meeting at Shenandoah Valley Academy on Wednesday April 18 at 8 o'clock. Col B M Roszel will lead the discussion on Administration and Supplies in the Field. All officers and interested persons are invited.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
B. M. Roszel
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Chicago
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Edward Pope
New Oxford
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Martinsburg
W. Va
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Hackensack
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Gary
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A. D. Hardesty
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