Choral Club and Band Prepare Big Recital in Front Royal
Warren County high school Choral club and Rhythm band plan an 8:15 pm recital in the high school auditorium Tomorrow under director Mrs. Lottie West Whitehurst. Over 75 participants will perform selections from De Reef Donizetti O'Hara Clarke Furber Adams and more with piano accompaniment by Whitehurst. The program features choral pieces The Dance of the Leaves There is No Death The Bells of Saint Mary's and Old Time Favorites along with several band numbers and soloists.
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Front Royal
Warren County High School
Lottie West Whitehurst
de Reef
Columbia
Donizetti
Wilson
Lottie W. Whitehurst
Clarke
O'Hara
T. Eugene West
Kirah Payne
Washington and Lee
America
the Wise Bird
Jimmy Our Puppy
Isle of Capri
Little Bird
St. Mary’s
Saint Mary’s
Furber-Adams
Hammerstein
Lawrence Snoddy
Mr. West
Kirk Payne
Rain And Snow Bring Relief In Drought Areas
Snow in the mountains and rain on the plains brightened crop prospects in drought regions. Heavy drifts blocked highways in the Rockies while showers reached Wyoming Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and northern Texas. Dust storms persisted in the southwest dust bowl.
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Kansas City
Plains
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Southwest
Local Markets and Wholesale Grain Prices Listing
Local wholesale and retail markets list grain prices and feeds from flour to corn meal and middlings. Entries include bag weights. prices per bag or per hundredweight. and various feed products for dairy, egg, and poultry needs.
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Star
Shackleford Visits Farm Agent's Office
W C Shackleford of Charlottes ville district agricultural agent was in the county office for his regular visit. Robert Tait Jr junior agricultural statistician will be in the county agent's office tomorrow afternoon to discuss matters connected with the 1935 Corn Hog program. County Agent Cloyd said he hoped a large delegation of Warren County farmers would be in Richmond on Saturday to hear Secretary Wallace speak.
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Shackleford
Front Royal
W. C. Shackleford
Charlottesville
T. Robert Tait, Jr
Cloyd
Warren County
Richmond
Wallace
Fine Driver and Assault Fines Set in Court
In court before Trial Justice Walter G. Olmstead Edward Stump driver for Walton Brothers Trucks was fined 10 dollars and costs on a reckless driving charge. Hayley Smedley was fined 9.50 dollars and given a suspended two month sentence on an assault charge.
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Front Royal
Walter G. Olmstead
Edward Stump
Walton Brothers
Hayley Smedley
Bower Transfers Property in Front Royal to Jr
Emma C. Bower and A. E. Bower Sr transfer a lot on North Side of East Main Street in Front Royal and the building housing the Virginia A. B. C. Board Stokes Cleaning and Pressing Shop and V E R A office. Consideration recorded with the deed on April 23.
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Front Royal
Emma C. Bower
A. E. Bower
Albert E. Bower, Jr
East Main Street
Virginia A. B. C. Board
Stokes Cleaning and Pressing Shop
Land Transfer in Front Royal District Sealed
Edgar Merchant and Gussie Merchant transfer 78 acres with improvements in Warren county to Charles L. Melton two and a half miles south of Front Royal for $10 and other valuable consideration. Deed recorded April 25.
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Front Royal
Edgar Merchant
Gussie Merchant
Charles L. Melton
Warren County
Grain futures and cash quotations across markets
Futures and cash grain prices from Chicago and Baltimore on April 25 show wheat ranges from 97 7/8 to 98 1/8 for May and July contracts, corn near 87 3/4 to 88, oats around 49 1/2 to 42 1/2, rye from 58 7/8 to 61 3/4, barley at 67 3/8 to 64, and lard and bellies in mid-teens to low twenties. Cash grain in Chicago lists No 1 hard wheat at 1.07 1/4, corn No 2 mixed at 88 1/2 to 90 1/2, white 94 3/4. Baltimore quotes No 2 red wheat at 97 1/2. Winchester markets show wheat 96 cents, white corn 95 cents, yellow corn 90 cents per bushel along with $4.50-$4.75 per barrel prices for corn.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Market Reports
Baltimore market notes show cattle and hogs with slow demand and mixed price shifts on April 25. Calves steady with top at 9.00, hogs very slow with prices down, sheep and lambs mixed with spring lambs higher. Philadelphia poultry and eggs also listed with graded butter and egg price ranges.
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Baltimore
Rehearing Denied for Girl's Abductor
The Missouri Supreme Court division denied a rehearing for Walter M. McGee who is scheduled to be hanged in Kansas on May 10 for kidnapping Mary McElroy, the 26 year old daughter of Kansas City city manager. The court offered no comment on its denial.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Division No
Walter M. McGee
Kansas
Mary McElroy
Kansas City
McGee
Lions Hear Marshall at Front Royal Club Meeting
Front Royal Lions welcomed Elliott Marshall as guest speaker at the Royal Club Inn. He spoke on The Entrance of the United States in the World Court. The club donated $5 toward the Front of Front Royal in the Apple Blossom Festival parade. Madox attended as a guest.
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LIONS
Marshall
Front Royal
Front Royal Lions
Royal Club Inn
Elliott Marshall
United States
Madox
Car recovered after theft from Chester Street
The Chevrolet roadster owned by Miller Saffel was stolen Tuesday morning and recovered that afternoon along Boundary Avenue. The vehicle was taken from Chester Street and found abandoned later that day.
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Front Royal
Miller Saffel
Chester Street
Boundary Avenue
Warren County High School Defeats Washington Va 20 to 4
Warren County high school baseball team defeated Washington Virginia Tuesday afternoon at All-Stars Stadium by 20 to 4. Brown pitched the complete game allowing 8 hits for the visitors while Rappahannock used four pitchers and yielded 16 Warren County hits.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Washington
Stocks Rally as Silver Leads New York Markets
The New York market surged led by a 15 year high in silver with the treasury boosting domestic prices to 77.57 cents an ounce. World silver rates climbed and mining shares soared while other sectors also rose before profit taking tempered gains.
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Treasury
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
Allied, Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch., Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol. Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. J. Central
Penn. Railroad
Standard Oil of
N. J
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
Woolworth
Criticism And Praise Over Roosevelt Relief Setup
In Washington on April 25 the work relief fund machinery faced mixed reviews. Speaker Burns praised Roosevelt for using existing agencies and taking personal responsibility for expenditures. Rep Taber charged that the setup under Democratic control signals DNC influence.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Speaker Burns
Taber
New York
Appropriations Committee
Democratic National Committee
Treasury to Continue Silver Purchases to $1.29 An Ounce
Secretary Morgenthau announced the Treasury will keep buying silver until the price hits 1.29 dollars per ounce or until holdings reach one third of the total gold reserves.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
President Roosevelt Plans Unified Federal Conservation
The article states Roosevelt planned ultimate consolidation of all federal conservation activities into one department, though not in the immediate future. Currently, conservation work is split between the Agriculture and Interior departments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Agriculture and Interior Departments
Mais Mobster Is Implicated in Camden Robbery Killing
Camden detective Gerry Feitz was killed during a September raid on an alleged disorderly house. Witness identified Charles Zeid of the Mais gang as a member of the three man holdup crew.
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Camden
N. J
Chares Zeid
Camden Criminal Court
William Feitz
Millen Relatives Arrested in Dedham Conspiracy Case
A brother Harry Millen and sister Mrs. Mary Goodman were arrested in Boston for conspiring to help Morton and Irving Millen, awaiting electrocution for slaying a policeman, escape from Dedham jail last January. Secret indictments by the grand jury led to the arrests as they were awakened at their homes and transported to Dedham.
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Dedham
Mass
Morton
Irving Millen
State Prison
Boston
Harry
Mary Goodman
Ofa
Pastry Cream Poisoning Hits Westchester County
Health officials questioned bakery workers and began tests on a pastry cream filling to determine the cause of mass illness in Westchester County. The count of victims reached 479 as authorities investigate the outbreak in White Plains and surrounding areas.
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White Plainsn
N. Y
Westchester County
G. O. P. Activities To Be Expanded
Washington April 25 expansion of Republican national activities foreshadowed with announcement that John Hamilton Kansas party committee man would join headquarters staff here. Henry P. Fletcher chairman said Hamilton would assist in organization work. he is general counsel from the national committee.
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Washington
John Hamilton
Kansas
Henry P. Fletcher
Hamilton
National Committee
Wornout Money and a Trained Cheetah Tale
A Capper's Weekly note claims about 60 million Canadian dollars yearly are discarded from circulation in Ottawa due to wear. It details rapid currency life under ten months, chemical obliteration, and sewer disposal. The piece also mentions a trained leathered cheetah used to hunt game in India, released near prey before striking.
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Parliament
Ottawa
Capper
Canada
Five Years For Attacking Girl
John Newcom a 56 year old farmer from Broad Neck Kent county was sentenced to five years in a Maryland penitentiary for attempting a criminal attack on a young girl.
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Chestertown
Mad
John Newcom
Broad Neck
Kent County
Maryland
Nazi Move Aims At Crushing German Church Press
Berlin April 25 Nazi press leaders moved to crush the entire German church press Catholic and Protestant and all Jewish organs based on religion or race as part of broader censorship efforts.
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Berlin
Firemen Revise Constitution for Reuss Fire Company
The Reuss Fire Company revises its constitution after years with few changes. The original document was written about four decades ago by Harry L. Wood and the late Joseph E. Kiger. Wood chaired the six member committee overseeing the revisions.
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Reuss Fire Company
Harry L. Wood
Joseph E. Kiger
Wood
Mother and Babe Burned To Death In Evansville Fire
Evansville report says Mrs. Gilbert Trigg age 17 and her seven month old son Donnie died when a stove explosion sparked a fire in their apartment. The husband, who ran a garage below, was severely burned while trying to save them.
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Evansville
Ind
Gilbert Trigg
Donnie
Decree Orders Referee Report on Cornelius Smith Estate in Winchester
In Chancery of Winchester Virginia 1935 the court directs a Commissioner to report on the Smith estate real and personal property tax liens creditor priorities and account settlements. A May 6 1935 hearing at No 4 North Loudoun Street is fixed for creditors to prove claims and present evidence with adjournments possible until complete.
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Robert S. Paynter
M. M. Lynch
Admr
Cornelius Smith
Chancery
Cornelius &Murh Late
Winchester
Virginia
North
Loudoun Street
Cornellus Smith
J. W. Baker
Corporation Court of City of Winchester
M.M. Lynch
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