Byrd urges consolidation of H O L C and F H A for savings
Senator Byrd proposes merging the Home Owners Loan Corporation and the Federal Housing Administration to cut costs. He cites large staff and expenses, arguing the consolidation could save about 24.5 million dollars annually and force a broader push for government economy. Washington political debate centers on efficiency versus agency interest.
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Reader Q and A quiz stitches facts from many fields
Answers to questions from the Evening Star Information Bureau cover topics from Buddy Poppies for Memorial Day to city halls, post office flags, seamen institutes, and notable figures. The piece compiles trivia on history, geography, literature, science, and notable personalities with concise responses.
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Frederic J. Haskin
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Personality Above Property Message From Matthew 12
A biblical reflection questions the value of a man over a sheep and argues it is lawful to do good on the Sabbath, citing Matthew 12:12. The text frames moral priority over property and ritual constraint, prompting contemplation of mercy and duty.
A Foolish Oath at Columbia Peace Rally
A Columbia University peace rally drew over 2000 students last Thursday. About half raised an oath opposing war, expressing antiwar sentiment while denouncing officials and urging support for lawmakers opposed to war.
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Columbia University
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Police Training Session For Recruits Planned
State wide central school for police recruits to be held at University of Richmond for two weeks starting June 21. Run by Virginia Police Executive Association with League of Virginia Municipalities and State Division of Trade and Industrial Education. Winchester officials urged to note date and consider benefits of trainee officers to avoid public notoriety.
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Hats and Bars: Attitude in Bars Sparks Disorderly Conduct Talk
A New York magistrate says a man who keeps his hat on in the presence of women in a bar could be a disturber of the peace and thus guilty of disorderly conduct. The remark notes respect and manners, urging less frequent attendance at saloons for better conduct.
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Byrd Pushes Merger Plan for Home Loan Agencies in Senate
Roanoke Times reports Senator Byrd signals introduction of bills to consolidate the Home Owners Loan Corporation and the Federal Housing Administration. He argues economy requires ending overlapping agencies and duplicated functions while addressing unnecessary government checks.
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Virginia
Go-getter of the twenties regains form on escalator
A San Francisco Chronicle note describes a lively scene as a determined young man from the 1920s era appears to regain his vitality, shown by a remarkable burst running up an escalator amid city life.
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Correspondent laments failed quest for credit
A Punch correspondent quips that he visited every ship in town yet failed to obtain what he sought credit. The remark satirizes credit scarcity and merchant frustration in a nautical town.
Trail of the Pink Petals festival broadcast announced
Publicity manager Clark Cooper announces NBC will broadcast the Trail of the Pink Petals. Miss Helen Cather will be Princess Frederick in the festival. Mrs. Lela B. Wright of the Opequon section leaves over 25 000 dollars to heirs. James Farley declares the two thirds rule will be abolished at the national convention in Philadelphia in June.
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Lela B. Wright
Opequon
James Farley
Philadelphia
Five Years Ago Roosevelt Wins Washington and Lee Mock Vote
The student body at Washington and Lee University selects Roosevelt as their next president in a mock election. Greenway Court near White Post hosts hundreds of visitors this week. James W. Lowery, longtime in the glove trade, dies at an advanced age. Charles Shewbridge, noted local artist, organizes dances for the Apple Blossom Festival at Jordan Springs Hotel.
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Pageant of Progress Parade Seen Delayed By Rain
Ten years ago Dr. Lewis Allen was named grand marshal for today’s feature parade while the late Jacob H Baker’s will is probated valuing the estate at $150000. The Pageant of Progress is rescheduled for 3 and 8 pm with Mrs. Isabella McGhee Tyson Gilpin crowned Queen Shenandoah IV by Assistant Secretary of War Hayden MacNider.
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Jacob H Baker
Isabella McGhee
Tyson Gilpin
Haydford MacNider
Titanic photos on display at auditorium 25 years ago
Images showing the giant ship before the disaster and scenes of the wreck and rescue are exhibited at the auditorium. Charles E. Bell, former county postmaster, dies at his brother-in-law’s home. Virginia National Guard officers training school to be held in Winchester during the week of May 20. Helen Taft, daughter of the president, will visit with friends for several days.
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Winchester
Helen Taft
Free whiskey and drunken voters roam streets in election aftermath
Forty years ago a night of heavy drinking saw many voters disorderly in the streets. Miss Lucy Kurtz visits her uncle Mr. John Clayton at Cedar Grove. Winchester expands service with six new telephones improving communication. Henry Ritter burns grass on his farm south of Stephens City and destroys part of a fence in the incident.
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Mutiny on the Bounty Strikes Against Captain Bligh
Historic event on April 28 1689 recounts a mutiny against Captain Bligh. The notice highlights the rebellion aboard the ship and the fallout among crew members.
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Industry Output Surges Past 1929 Peak in March
Washington reports industrial production at 119 percent of the 1929 average in March with unofficial estimates placing April at about 121 percent. Analysts foresee a price readjustment but not a severe downturn as production remains strong and wages rise, while prices trend lower in some commodities.
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Federal Reserve Board
Virgil R. Strader Chronology at J. C. Penney and Local Ties
Virgil R. Strader born May 14 896 in Audra West Virginia. He started Strader Mercantile in Philippi in 1917 later running Strader Drug Strader Eloise Dress Shop then joined J C Penney in 1929. He managed stores in Salem N J Covington Va Charles Town W Va and led in Philippi and Grafton area. He is a Mason Shriner Kiwanian and Chamber member and Methodist Church. He married Rachel Correll of Philippi and has three children Eloise Harry James and Virgil Jr.
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Schemes of inheritance lure London lawyer and con man
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