Price favors repeal of dry statute in Virginia
Lieut. Gov. James Price declares support for repealing the 18th amendment. He files for re election and calls for lower auto license costs and reduced government spending. He backs Roosevelt on liquor policy and favors state control with restricted beer if legalized, decided by the General Assembly or referendum.
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Gov
Price
Richmond
Jas. Price
Roosevelt
Virginia
General Assembly
Mrs Roosevelt Serves Eggs To Prime Minister At White House
Washington April 23 Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt has cooked eggs for her guest tonight continuing a Sunday night habit of twenty eight years The Prime Minister and his daughter are guests at the Sequoia while Miss Ishbel MacDonald visits and sails with Mrs Roosevelt up the Potomac The President and Prime Minister discussed international affairs during the gathering
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Washington
Franklin “D. “Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
White House
Ishbel MacDonald
Potomac River
Mrs. Roosevelt
Macon Easier To Handle Than Akron
Akron, Ohio April 23 The dirigible Macon handles better than the airship Akron said Wright, sole surviving officer of the U S S Akron after riding as a passenger in the Macon today during the ship s second trial flight The Macon cruised nearly 13 hours over northern Ohio and Lake Erie in a series to determine whether it will be accepted from the builders by the United States Navy.
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Akron
Macon
Steps Taken To Settle Strike In Richmond
Four state labor officials announced two department inspectors to mediate a strike by sixty American Novelty Company workers in Petersburge. The walkout began Friday in protest of a wage cut from 12 to 11 cents per hour. Workers logged ten and a half hours daily.
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Richmond
John Hopkins Hall
American Novelty Company
Petersburge
Look Out For Symptoms Of Constipation
Headaches loss of appetite and energy sallow complexion and sleeplessness warn of constipation. Kellogg s ALL-BRAN helps exercise the intestines provide vitamin B and iron a bulk like leafy vegetables forms a soft mass clears wastes and aids regularity Two tablespoonfuls daily overcome most types of constipation If not relieved see your doctor Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek at all grocers
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Kellogg
Rattle Creek
Fire aboard Zangara leaves many rescued from Great South Bay
A fishing boat fire off Long Island led to 23 teens and one woman being rescued from Great South Bay after fleeing the blaze. A gasoline stove exploded aboard the Zangara, throwing Vincent Minella and his sister Francés into the water. A nearby craft and the Mildred saved several more as flames spread.
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New York
Great South Bay
Long Island
Vincent Minella
Francés
Ames
Fire Island
John
Mildred
Or Philip Groenewald
Minella
Treasury Offers $500 Million in Three Year Notes
Washington April 23 The Treasury announced sale of 500 million dollars of three year notes at 4.75 percent with full allotments up to 10 000 and open books for several days The issue dated May 2 will pay off 239 million dollars of maturing certificates and 6 500 million dollars in interest Woodin emphasized benefits to small investors and prevention of large bank padding of subscriptions.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Woodin
Funeral rites for Arthur Cooke nine to be held Monday
Broadway April 23 Funeral services for Arthur Cooke nine year old son of Mr and Mrs William Cook will be conducted Monday at 11 AM from Kissell's Mennonite Church two miles northwest of Broadway. Interment will be in the church cemetery. The youth died Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at the family home on the W BE Parks farm from pneumonia. He is survived by his parents four brothers Raleigh Dulaney George and Claude and four sisters Flora Eaton Rita Lilly and Vista.
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Broadway
Arthur Cooke
William Cook
Here
W. BE. Parks
Kissell
Scott C. Hutton
B. B. Caplinger
Cook Home
Raleigh
Berryville
Dulaney
Wheatfield
George
Claude Cook
Flora Eaton
Timberville
Rita
Lilly
Vista Cook
Death Summons Paul Bracken Horse Fancier
Nina Glynn Anderson of the city received word of the death of her cousin Paul Bracken, a longtime horseman and former owner of a string of winning horses. He died April 14 in New York City and was buried or memorialized with services on Easter Sunday. He was the son of the late James Bracken, tied to the New York Herald, and nephew of Capt. J. G. Glynn of Annapolis. Survived by sister Mrs.na Littlefield and brother Ward Bracken, with nephew Gerard Littlefield of New York a recurring visitor to Winchester and Shenandoah Valley friends.
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Nina Glynn Anderson
City
Paul Bracken
New York City
Bracken
James Backen
Mountain Falls
Shenandoah Valley
Scout Camping Committee To Meet Tomorrow
The Hey Sout Camping mittee for tf and red e county invites all Scout masters to attend a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Hanliey Library. The session aims to form a new camping committee with troop representatives to coordinate and support five summer camps run by Winchester troops under Boy Scouts of America standards.
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Rede County
Cosin
Boy Scouts of
Winchester
National Cour
Brewery Workers Gather at Cincinnati Union Headquarters
In Cincinnati the International Union of Brewery Workers gathers at its headquarters. The mounted photo features Joseph Oberfell, secretary treasurer, as the organization plans to enroll 60 000 new members next year.
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Cincinnati
International Union of Brewery
Workers of ‘Camerica
Dbotembersr
United States
Joseph Oberfell
Inset
Scout Leaders Plan Summer Camping Program
A meeting of Bey-Scoute of America leaders discussed plans for a summer camping program drawing on years of experience. Attendees focused on organizing activities and safety measures for the coming season.
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Til Bey-Scoute
America
Asdaan
Holsinger Home Swept By Flames Near Lee Highway
A dwelling occupied by Vernon Holsinger was burned to the ground near the Lee highway about three miles south of town. Occupants escaped. cause and loss are not yet known.
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Holsinger
Vernon Holsinger
Here
Lee Highway
Deciphering Pictographs Says Pictographs Decode by Creators
The bureau of American ethnology states that pictographs can be deciphered only by the people who made them, except for symbols denoting natural phenomena or objects like the sun fire and lightning.
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Bureau of American Ethnolgy
Blood Pressure May Rise Stay High for Many Years
Dr Logan Clendening discusses high blood pressure as a chronic condition often rising rapidly and then plateauing. He notes individual variability, limits of dogmatic advice, and diet effects from a vegetable versus meat diet. Editor mentions pamphlets available by mail.
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Vamne Tan
Sen
Logan Clendening
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