Roosevelt Presses Inflation Plan and Price Rise Strategy
President Roosevelt signals a controlled approach to inflation aiming to raise domestic prices without slipping into uncontrolled gains. He backs a road program, halts gold export licenses, and convenes Federal Reserve governors with Woodin to mobilize idle currency and free bank deposits while pursuing reflation and currency expansion with caution.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Woodin
Congress
White House
Federal Reserve Bank
Special Address At U B Church By Rev Rapkin
Rev A H Rapkin extension sociologist from the University of West Virginia will speak at the United Brethren Church in Winchester tonight at 7 39 o clock. His topic is The Need of Christian Education in Our Modern Life. All church members Sunday School and Endeavor urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.H. Rapkin
College of Agriculture
University of West Virginia
United Brethren Church
Winchester
Winchester Park to Open Season With Milwood Club Clash
Winchester Park Association prepares for the 1933 baseball season at Rouss Spring Park opening Saturday April 22 against Milwood Athletic Club of Clarke county. New players include Kearns and Michael with Cassell on the mound for Milwood. improvements include a new right field fence and another refreshment stand to serve large crowds.
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Winchester Park Association
Rouss Spring Park
Milwood Athletic Club
Clarke County
Park Boys
Bobby” Cassell
Fauquier County
Millwood
Cassell
Washington Senators
Virginia
Winchester
Kearns
Michael
Rouss
Sandy” Baker
Paul Carper
Star
Wheat Advances 25 Cents Here Since Nov 7
Market reports show Winchester wheat rising from 50 to 75 cents per bushel since November 7, with a 50 percent gain over five months. Strong demand for bread grain and forecasts of a crop shortage drive the advance. Farmers foresee the possibility of dollar-a-bushel wheat soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Woman Jumps To Death From A Hotel Window
Mrs Ola Craig Gibbins Huntington wife of a New York Baltimore chemist jumped from the fifteenth floor of a mid city hotel in Philadelphia. A doctor and matron who attended her after a prior attempt were unable to prevent the fall. Police said her husband Warner D Huntington an American Cyanamid official reported years of illness.
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Associated Pros
Philadelphia
Ola Craig Gibbins Huntington
New York
Baltimore
Warner D. Huntington
American Cyanamid Corporation
Division Chemical Company
Square Dance at South End Hose Co Hall Tonite
Community square dance at South End Hose Company Hall tonight drawing local residents. Helpers and callers will guide participants through traditional figures. Admission details not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Hose Co
Hall Tonite
Fire sweeps Buncutter store at Albin near town
A large general store and nearby dwelling of W A Buncutter at Albin north of town on North Frederick road were consumed by fire this afternoon. Firefighters faced a scant water supply from a cistern as they battled the blaze with limited success before checking the flames.
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W. A. Buncutter
Albin
North Frederick Road
Buncutter
Friendship Fire Company
Winchester
J. William Stryker
C. Lee Barr
Corporation Court
Stryker
Festival broadcast for Shenandoah Apple Blossom event
A special program about the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival airs this afternoon from 5 to 5 30 o clock on radio station WJEJ Hagerstown Maryland. Soddy Haines and His Virginians will perform musical selections while Frank M. Boucher, former local theatre manager now of Hagerstown, provides fete announcements.
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WJEJ
Hagerstown
Soddy Haines
Virginians
Frank M. Boucher
President Roosevelt Attends Conference With Mild Cold
President Roosevelt, suffering a slight cold and sore throat, held his White House press conference in the Oval Room. He planned rest and home remedies, did not call a physician, and joked that the cold likely started from talking too much while answering reporters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Oval Room
White House
Naval Hospital
Fresh Florida Produce at Winchester Market
Tree ripened oranges and grapefruit arrive Thursday at noon. Also ripe tomatoes, carrots, and other vegetables from Florida. Specials include 3 lb tomatoes for 25c and 5c bunch carrots. Free delivery 11am and 4pm. Winchester Fruit & Veg Market next to Union Bank. Phone 461.
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Florida
Winchester Fruit
Union Bank
Public Sale of Household Goods at Dunn & Duval Auctioneers
Household goods to be sold at public sale beginning promptly 1 p m Saturday April 22 at 112 North Washington Street Dunn and Duval Auctioneers conduct the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Washington Street
Dunn & Duval
Emile for Life Is Demanded for Two Prisoners
Moscow reports petitions to Soviet Russia central executive committee to commute life exile for two British engineers L. C. Thornton and William L. MacDonald jailed on espionage sabotage and bribery charges. Other Britons face deportation or acquittal as sentences loom.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Central Executive Committee
Soviet Russia
L. C. Thornton
William L. MacDonald
Russia
Allan Monkhouse
John Cushny
C. H. Nordwell
Prson
Lindberghs Start Cross Country Flight From Newark
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh began a cross country flight at 12 04 p m from Newark airport in a red Lockheed Vega. The trip mixes business and pleasure as Lindbergh reports on TW A flying facilities, their first major joint journey since 1931.
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Newark
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Transcontinental and Western Air Lines
Lindbergh
TWA
Lindberghs
Orient
Virginia Gets RFC Emergency Loan For April May
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved emergency relief loans totaling over 600000 for April and May. One loan was issued to Virginia for 11061.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Virginia
Macon airship maiden flight postponed again
The five times delayed maiden flight of the U S airship Macon was stalled once more by heavy rain and low visibility in Akron Ohio. The article also includes an unrelated proverb about wages of sin being death and its modern admission of hardship.
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Akron
U. S
Macon
Coronation Pageant at Handley High School Draws 50 000
Seats erected in Handley Bowl to accommodate about fifty thousand for the coronation of Queen Shenandoah the Tenth and the pageant In Springtime at the Apple Blossom Festival. Miss Francoise May will be crowned in a Belgian rites based ceremony with the Glee Club from Harrisonburg State Teachers College performing.
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Shenandoah
Handley High School Stadium
Winchester Schools
Handley High School
Miss May
Belgium
Europe
Handley Bowl
Guard of Honor
Glee Club
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College Dresed
Francois de Buisseret
Washington
Garland R. Quarles
W. H. McIlwee
Winnie Ruth Judd Sanity Hearing Snapshot in Florence
A photographed moment from Mrs. Winnie Ruth Judd’s sanity hearing held in Florence Arizona. The image captures her confined in the hearing setting as authorities assess her mental state.
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Winnie Ruth Judd
Florence, Ariz
Dance Tonight at Owl Features Pat Wansel Band
Pat Wansel's Blue Ridge Rhythm Aces perform at the Owl tonight with admission 50 cents plus 5 cents tax. listed as Promoters Jack Harriss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Wansel
Blue Ridge Rhythm Aces
The
Owl
Jack Harriss
Prom
Contributions for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Fund
The first list of donors to the festival expense fund was announced by treasurer Clifford D. Grim. Local residents and businesses contributed amounts ranging from five to several hundred dollars, including individuals, hotels, banks, and companies such as Coca Cola Bottling, Mariners and Merchants National Bank, and Great A. and P. Tea Co. The list will be updated daily with new contributors.
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Shenandoah
Clifford D. Grim
Allen
L. M
American Cyanamid Co
Baker
Mariners & Merchants Natl. Bank
Farrell
H. W
Francis Scott Key
Fowle
Philip R
Fibre Board Con. Co
Fisher, Jos. and Sons
Fansler, R. S
General Chemical Co
Great A. & P. Tea Co
Glaize
Fred L. Talon
Hamburger’s
Hamman
Rev Dr Osborn Opens Evangelistic Meeting Series
The Rev Dr G Edwin Osborn of Richmond Va preached the opening sermon at the Church of Christ on West Cork Street. He spoke on Jesus Christ Crucified and said the cross breaks sin and must govern daily life through Calvary inspired sacrifice and love. He announced further services tonight at 8 oclock with special choir music.
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G. Edwin Osborn
Richmond
Church of Christ
West Cork Street
Jesus Christ
Osborn
Paul
First
Corinthians
God
Calvary
Josbornn
W. L. Dudley
Astrologer William Franklin Arrested in Waynesboro Fake Claims
An arrest warrant accuses William Franklin alias Prof Ernest Langner alias Ernest Rainer of taking money under false pretenses in Waynesboro from Nov 1 1932 to Jan 27 of this year. He tried to kill himself en route from Williamsport Maryland to Waynesboro and was hospitalized after ingesting a poison suspected to be bichloride of mercury. Detectives Maloney and Barrie pursued him across Virginia Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania and tailed him at his hospital bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Winchester
Williamsport
Winchester Memorial Hospital
William Franklin
Ernest Langner
Ernest Rainer
New York City
W. E. Maloney
Charles Barrie
Washington
Franklin
Maloney
Barrie
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Strasburg
Here
Speigle
James Miller
Miller
Illustrated Winchester Map Highlights Local Heritage and Commerce
A new illustrated Winchester map by local artist Leslie Neill Woods, prepared for the Chamber of Commerce, will print 15,000 copies plus 5,000 for the George Washington Hotel. It marks 25 historic sites and 19 commercial enterprises, with a guide to each location, reflecting city history and present business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Leslie Neill Woods
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Bell
George Washington
Woods
Waus
Glen Burmake Council
Bell
Glen Burnie
Daniel Morgan
Winchester Medical College
Lord Fairfax
Handley Library
Sheridan
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Washington
Cannon Ball
Red Lion Tavern
Handley School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
McKinley
Star
Fort National Cemetery
Fort Collier
Stock Market Rises On Broad Buying Wave
New York reports a major buying surge propelling the stock market upward, led by metal shares especially coppers silver and steels as inflation measures in Washington prompt funds to flow into commodities and equities. Government bonds weaken as funds move from gilte ged bonds amid expectations of dollar weakness. One cable opens at 3.55 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Two Arrested In Possession of Bogus Money
Two men alleged to be wholesale passers of counterfeit currency were arrested by state police on the Baltimore Washington boulevard. They allegedly passed a bogus bill at an Elkridge garage for gas and had over 50 additional counterfeit $5 notes on them. Suspects named L. B. Wilson of Raleigh North Carolina and L. H. Hols claw of Washington.
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Baltimore
Baltimore-Washington Boulevard
Elkridge
L. B. Wilson
Raleigh
N. C
L. H. Holsclaw
Washington
Ober's Fertilizer Prices Cut for Orchards
Ober's Fertilizer offers cheaper cyanamide for orchards with contact at phone 402. G Ober & Sons Co announces the seasonal price drop and product availability for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ober
G. Ober & Sons Co
Forney Beauty Shop Prices Listed
A small advertisement lists permanents priced at 6, 8, 10 and 12 dollars for the Forney beauty shop. The line includes the numbers 18 18 31, likely channeling a routing or date code.
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Forney
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Park Nine
Pitcher
Bungutter
Emile
Thornton and
MacDonald
West Coast
R. F.C
DR. Osborn
Ernest Langer
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