Amendments Explained to AAA Proposals in Congress
Virginia Tech Extension Division outlines why amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act are proposed. The plan expands coverage to dairy vegetables fruits and other crops, strengthens consumer safeguards, coordinates commodity loans with production programs, and uses ever normal granary concepts to curb price swings while aiding both producers and buyers.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Governent
Congress
United States
Act For Producers of
Secretary of Agriculture
Safeguards to Examine Records Under Marketing Agreements
The text outlines Section 4 authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to inspect books of processors and handlers under marketing agreements to prevent exemptions from anti trust laws being abused. It sets that information be kept confidential except in administrative suits and requires consent from producers before quotas are enforced. It also covers cooperative recognition and use of post war data for purchasing power under market agreements.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Fairfield Not To Be Opened In Garden Week
Fairfield estate will not be open to the public during Garden Week in Clarke county. Audley, built by Warner Washington, is open, and its history includes Nelly Custis, adopted daughter of George Washington. Gardens at Carter Hall are open and praised, with Winches ter and Clarke County Garden Club hostesses guiding visitors.
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Berryville
Audley
Warner Washington
Clarke County
Clifton
George Washington
Lorenzo Lewis
Nelly Custis
Carter Hall
Clarke
Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
Handley Grads Make Good In College Studies
Handley graduates show lower failure rates in college entry and coursework. Handley 1933-34 high school enrollment 892 with 18 entering college. 26.7 percent entered college. Total hours passed 260 while hours failed 12 for 4.4 percent. 10.3 percent failed 1932-33. average failure 9.9 percent 1926-32. Warrenton High School led 1926-34 with 1.3 percent failures. no failures 1932-33. Warrenton Country School for girls ranked second with 1.7 percent failures 1926-32 and no failures in the last two sessions. enrollment 52, with 4 entering college.
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Handley
Warrenton High School
Warrenton Country School
Boris Named Savior of Nation by Loyal Subjects
SOFTA Bulgaria April 23 Boris proclaimed savior of the nation for quelling upheaval by seizing control with assistance from Princess Eudaxixa. He reportedly held defiant military leaders prisoner as he formed a cabinet led by Andreas Toscheff, purging army influence from prior administrations.
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Softa
Bulgaria
Boris
Eudaxixa
Andreas Toscheff
Artistic floats to form second unit of parade
The article describes the parade float designs and past winners. It notes colors yellow purple red and blue, and recalls 1924 American Legion and Red Cross battle scene as a prize winner. Handley School previously won with giant blossom themed floats and a 1933 entry with apple blossoms and red pink petals.
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American Legion
Red Cross
France
Handley School
Handley
Russia Oleas Nee
Buttflies
Great Apple Blossom Float Background in Satin Costume
A giant float features a backdrop of apple blossoms with a large satin cape in green satin and a collar of silver and pink detailing the scene.
Woman Fatally Burned In Fire Near Apartment Complex
A woman died after being rescued from a blazing apartment as seven fires burned in quick succession. Fire crews saved occupants, including Virginia Winnick an 18 year old high school student who was taken to hospital in serious condition with burns. Scores fled their homes as fires spread rapidly before the first blaze was controlled.
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Virginia Winnick
Reference of estate matters in Adams case by Frederick County Court
Notice of reference to Warren Rice Master Commissioner for proceedings in the Mary F Robertson Adams estate case. The report will cover heirs, property, creditors, lien priorities, accounts of administrator J D Steele, necessity to sell real estate, counsel fees, and other pertinent matters. A publication notice to all interested parties is set for May 15, 1935, at No. 46 Rouss Avenue Winchester Virginia.
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Mary Robertson Adams
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Warren Rice
Mary F. Robertson Adams
J. D. Steele
Mary F. Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Rouss Avenue
Atnd
Warren Rich
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