World Economic Talks Bridge US Britain and France
The United States and Great Britain push a seven point plan for global economic recovery including tariff cuts and silver price rises. Roosevelt and MacDonald pledge progress toward June conference while Herriot joins to review debts and disarmament amid talk of a Kelogg Briand pact and possible war debt relief.
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United States
Great Britain
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MacDonald
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France
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Bennett
Canada
Aerial Circus and Baseball Game Planned Sunday
Plans for a large aerial circus at Admiral Byrd Airport and a baseball game at Rouss Spring Park on Sunday April 30 are announced by the Winchester Park Association and American Legion Post No 21. Proceeds support a local swimming pool and the Legion charity fund. The events run from 1 to 7 pm with flights, jumps, and stunts followed by a 3 pm game between the Park nine and Northern Athletic Club of Washington DC.
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Rouss Spring Park
Winchester Park Association
Robert Y. Conrad Post
No. 21
American Legion
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Park Association
Legion Post
Admiral Byrd Airport
Park Nine
Northern Athletic Club
Washington, D. C
Funeral Rites Held For Late Granville C. Woodson
Funeral services for Granville C. Woodson retired southern educator were conducted at the Church of Christ on West Cork street with ministers from three churches officiating. The interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named and generous floral tributes.
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Lester D. Arnold
South Stewart Street
Church of Christ
West Cork Street
W. L. Dudley
J. Goode
Homer Lyman
Claude Grove
L. L. Hockman
R. D. Saxe
Ray Robinson
John F. Rodman, Jr
D. J. Howard
McSherry Lupton
Florida Legislature Passes 3.2 Percent Beer Bill
The Florida Assembly approved a bill legalizing manufacture and sale of 3.2 per cent beer and wine in Florida and sent the measure to Governor Sholtz for his signature.
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Mrs Roosevelt to Cut Cake in Fredericksburg Birthday Rite
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt will honor James Monroe by cutting a birthday cake in Fredericksburg Virginia on Friday the 175th anniversary of his birth. She will be entertained at luncheon at the Shrine and law offices where Monroe once practiced.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
James Monroe
Fredericksburg
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Winchester Council Approves Gas Pumps Permit and City Hall Decor
The Winchester Common Council met in special session at City Hall. They denied a permit for Cure Gas Pumps and approved curb tanks and three pumps at 48 South Loudoun, also granting a filling station at Loudoun and Gerrard. They considered Red Cross welfare reports and hospital questions while planning festival decorations in lieu of a license fee.
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Robert B. Nelson
Martha Stowers
Red Cross
Lillian Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Nelson
Miss Stowers
Sowers
Page
Miss Anderson
Hollis
Mr. Page
Miss Aderson
Anderson
Messrs. Henry
Marshall
Reardon
Henry
Terminal Auto Supply Company
South
Loudoun Street
Messrs
Forney
Glaize
Miller
Rosenberger
Barr
Dellinger
Hable
Harper
Hoye Riley
Loudoun
Gerrard Streets
City Hall
Joe Apple Plans Three Radio Broadcasts for Apple Blossom
Virginia Tech figure Joe Apple will air three broadcasts to promote the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival set for May 3 and 4. The schedule includes WJSV Mount Vernon Hills on April 28 at 12 30 PM, WRVA Richmond on April 29 at 4 30 PM, and WTAR Norfolk on May 2. The Extension Division of Virginia Polytechnic Institute sponsors the programs.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
A. H. Teske
WJSV
Mount Vernion Hills
Big Joe Bread Glowing Health in Every Golden Loaf
Advertisement touting Big Joe Bread with claims of glowing health in every golden loaf. Encourages readers to try the product today.
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Virginia to Call Part of Civilian Conservation Corps Quota
Arthur W. James announced that Virginia may call a portion of its 5000 CCC quota within a day or two. Counties and cities should certify allotments and begin issuing certificates to eligible men immediately.
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Virginia
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Newspapers May Make Charge For Radio Programs
E. H. Harris chair of the AP radio committee proposed a resolution urging newspapers to accept radio broadcasting programs as advertising matter only. The convention also recommended protesting the sale or giving away of news to radio stations before publication and preserving newspaper proprietary rights in news.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Today
E. H. Harris
Macon Skipper Testifies on Thunder Storms
Capt Alger Dresel, commander of the U S S Macon, testifies at a naval court of inquiry into the Akron disaster. He says his ideas on handling lighter than air ships in storms came from aerology texts and Lakehurst instruction. He notes ground school manuals advised reading articles on storm avoidance.
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Washington
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U. S. S. Macon
Los Angeles
Naval Court of
Akron
Diesel
Lakehurst
Macon
Manuel
Nearby Estates Open for Historic Garden Week
Mrs. Fred L. Glaize Sr announces extensive Virginia estate tours in Frederick and Clarke counties as part of Historic Garden Week. Over 100 estates will be open through Saturday with nominal fees aidingGarden Club of Virginia restoration efforts. Headquarters at George Washington Hotel with volunteer desk staff guiding visitors.
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Winchester
Clarke County
George Washington Hotel
Winchester and
the Star Today
Virginia
Kenmore
Washington
Betty Waington Lewis
Fredericksburg
Stratford
General Lee
Westmoreland County
Garden Club of Virginia
Thomas R. Boges
The
Virginia Club
Lawrences. Davis
Roanoke
Robert G. Cabell, II
Richmond
Garden Week
William R. Massie
Rose Hill
Greenwood
Earthquake Death Toll Rises in Kos
Aegean island of Kos reports 119 dead and more than 600 injured after the powerful quake that struck Sunday. Rescue teams extend search of ruins as aftershocks continue.
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Associated Press
Kos
Dodecanese Islands
Aegean Sea
Bronx Painter Admits Ties to Hendler Kidnapping Plot
Tony Rocco a 27 year old Bronx painter acknowledged in a New York lineup that he was with men who sent a letter to Manuel Hendler demanding 7500 under threat of killing his son Albert. Police said Rocco said that was all he knew and he was arrested last Saturday with details not released until today's lineup.
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New York
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Bronx
Manuel Hendler
Baltimore
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Rocco
Frost Possible Tonight in Richmond Forecast
A weather bulletin from the Richmond office of the U S Weather Bureau indicates possibly light frost may form tonight across local areas. The Star reports the forecast as issued today by the national meteorological office.
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Star Today
Richmond
United States Weather Bureau
Dr. McFaden To Address Rotary Club
The Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden pastor of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will be principal speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow at 1 pm at the Washington Hotel.
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Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Festival Story Will Go On Air From Two Units
Winchester's Tenth Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival will be aired coast to coast with two radio units presenting a 5 to 5 30 pm program from WJEJ Hagerstown. Frank M. Boucher will announce, Cy Mee and George Emman's Orchestra provide numbers, and Daveth Wells will speak at 10 30 pm on a national hook up. Cadets from Massanutten Military Academy will furnish a trumpeter detail for the parade and several veterans groups plan participation in the grand feature parade on May 4. Charles Town West Virginia enters an artistic float and rail rates to Winchester will be offered for travelers from Washington and Baltimore.
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WJEJ
Hagerstown
Frank M. Boucher
Cy Mee
George Emman
Daveth Wells
Continental Oil Company
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Guard of Honor
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Handley High Esplanade
Fin Rtke Watoes
Harry Brindle
Massanutten
H. J. Benchoff
Frank L. Burns
J. P. Arthur
Edward C. Goss
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mr Goss
Henry Hart Post
Cumberland
Arlington Post
Alexandria Post
Huntingdon Post
Huntingdon
Goss
Charles Town
W. Va
Fred A. Read, Jr
West Virginia
Arthur
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Fes
Culpeper Approves 120000 Bond for City Power Plant
Culpeper voters approve a 120000 bond issue for building a municipal power plant and distribution system. The 363 to 251 tally follows an opinion by Mayor Edwin H Gibson that taxpayers won’t bear the cost, funded by plant revenue.
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Edwin H. Gibson
Virginia
Ruby Jackson Shop Special Showing at Geo Washington Gift Shoppe
Miss Jackson hosts a special showing of knitted goods and summer merchandise at the Geo George Washington Gift Shoppe on Thursday April 27. The event highlights handmade items and seasonal gifts for shoppers.
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Miss Jackson
Geo. Washington
For Sale 1930 Ford Closed Cab Pickup
Classified notice from Bickers Motor Co selling a 1930 closed cab Ford pickup in excellent condition with good paint and rubber. Ford dealers listing appears with 25-1p-31 date.
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Bickers ,Motor CO
Ford Dealers
Virginia 1932 Auto Tags to Go Void Sunday Night
Virginia motorists face a Sunday night deadline to discard 1932 license plates with the 1933 plates available at the Chamber of Commerce until 10 pm. Most car owners have yet to obtain new licenses, while For Hire tags must come from the Richmond DMV.
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Chamber of Commerce
Division of Motor Vehicles
Richmond
Direct
Bureau of Public Roads
Rarbore
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Idaho
Mississippi
Arkansas
Good Business News Triggers Stock Market Rally
Good business news spurred buying power in New York stocks on April 26 with rails and utilities leading gains into the afternoon. The market slipped from yesterday’s selling but rebounded as fractions to three-point advances appeared and trading volume remained light. Sterling cables opened at 3.78 dollars and call money stood at 1 percent.
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New York
Sterling
Virginia Representative Files Seven Impeachment Charges Against Judge
Rep Smith, Democrat Virginia, impeaches Federal Judge James A Lowell of Boston over releasing George Crawford in the Virginia murder case. Seven articles accuse misconduct and oath violations amid state and federal legal tension. Governor Pollard says astonishment at ruling and considers appeal with attorney general as Massachusetts appeals habeas corpus decision.
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Massachusetts
Bat
Lowell
Associated Press
Washington
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Virginia
James A. Lowell
Boston
George Crawford
Middleburg
Smith
Crawford
Loudoun
Agnes
Nina Buckner
Joseph B Ely
Judge Lowell
George
Richmond
Rudy Vallee Wife to Defend $100,000 Suit
Fay Webb Vallee, wife of Rudy Vallee, is named defendant in a $100,000 alienation of affections suit filed in Supreme Court by Mrs. Kathleen Leon, wife of actor Garfield Leon. The complaint alleges Vallee offered money and enticed Garfield Leon to leave his wife. summons served April 7 as Vallee traveled home to California.
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New York
Fay Webb Vallee
Rudy Vallee
Supreme Court
Kathleen Leon
Garfield Leon
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