British apple outlook gloomed by Mir Sims
Wilfred S. Sims of J O Sims London reports a gloomy export season for Virginia apples due to rising costs and tariffs. He notes English demand but warns prices above 30 shillings threaten sales as British plans may impose higher duties and tighten quality rules.
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Wilfred S. Sims
J. O. Sims
London
Eng
J. R. DuShane
Sims Organization
Virginias
United States
inEngland
New York
Sims
Canada
British Empire Producers Organization
Tri State Gang Member Tells of Misdeeds and Escape Hope
Arthur Misunas, last captured member of the Tri State gang, confesses to investigators about the group's crimes across Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia. He seeks to avoid the death penalty for the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank truck holdup in which driver E M Huband was killed. He identifies William Davis as the trigger man and lists other participants and related killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Arthur Misunas
Tri-State
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Misunas
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
E. M. Huband
First Precinct
T. Gray Haddon
Richmond Commonweath
Trigger Man
William Davis
Walter Legenza
Davis
Huband
William B. Phillips
Morris Kauffman
Pittsburgh
Robert Mais
Baltimore
Bankers Plead Not Guilty To U S Indictments
In Detroit on August 2 prominent bankers and officers faced federal court to plead not guilty to indictments charging 28 men with violations of the banking code. Guy K Bard, special assistant attorney general, led the jury's inquiry into banking practices, saying the probe aided Michigan's financial collapse and would likely pause for about a month.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Federal Grand Jury
Guy K. Bard
Michigan
Public Sale at 213 N Loudoun Street Lat Aug 4 noon
A public sale scheduled for August 4 at 12 noon covers three story brick buildings at 213 North Loudoun Street. The property, used as a store and club room, will be auctioned with terms one hundred percent cash and the balance due in one to three years. Dunn and Duvall, auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Loudoun Street
Dunn and Duvall
Auctorneers
Hudl Convicted of High Treason and Sentenced to Life
VIENNA August 2 Paul Hudl a former Austrian army officer and third Nazi on trial for involvement in the Nazi putsch was convicted of high treason and sentenced to life imprisonment by a court martial. Two other Nazis were hanged this week. Hudl admitted participation in the chancellery raid but claimed he was not guilty of high treason.
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Hudl
Associated Press
Vienna
Paul Huadl
Hud
Father Heller Transferred to Norfolk Church
The Rev. Paul V. Heller moves from Winchester to the Church of the Sacred Heart in Norfolk Virginia to serve as assistant pastor. The transfer is seen as a promotion, with Heller praised for parish work and his speaking ability by Richmond Diocese authorities. He is succeeded by Rev. Father Comasky from Staunton and continues Winchester parish duties serving Front Royal Warren County Woodstock Shenandoah county and rural areas.
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Father Paul V. Heller
Church of the Sacred Heart
Winchester
Norfolk
Father Heller
Sacred Heart
Richmond
Henry Heller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Smittsburg
St. Joseph’s
Robert E. Hannon
Father Comasky
Hannon
Staunton
Civilian Conservation Corps
Blue Ridge
Massanutten
Shenandoah Valley
Heller
Frederick County
Front Royal
Warren County
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Rouss Fire Co schedules August meeting on Friday
Regular monthly meeting of the Rouss Fire Co will be held Friday evening August 3 at 8 p m Final plans will be made for attending the Waynesboro Convention President M D Weaver reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Fire Co
Waynesboro
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Rede Tleeen
Garber Ice Cream Corp. invites picnic yard party
Garber Ice Cream Corp. manager C. E. Garber invites readers to visit before buying ice cream at 215 Market Street. Ad notes hourly availability Monday and Thursday with hours to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Garber
Garber Ice Cream Corp
Market Street
New Masks Added To Rouss Fire Equipment
The Rouss Fire Company purchased two McCan half hour masks at over 360 dollars. The masks are U S Bureau of Mines approved and can be used underwater to 35 feet. Each unit includes an oxygen tank canvas helmet rubber mouth piece goggles and shoulder straps with a rope hook for assisted ascent or descent.
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Rouss
Rouss Fire Company
McCan
United States Bureau of Mines
Liquor Store At Front Royal To Open Tomorrow
The Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board will open a Front Royal liquor store at noon tomorrow. Central location, well stocked with whiskies gins and brandies. Manager Lewin Eastham will supervise several assistants. Liquors sold only in sealed packages and not for on site consumption. No minor may buy.
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Front Royal
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Lewin Eastham
Soft Water Service Ad From Winchester Laundry
An old notice notes soft water use at Winchester Steam Laundry. It lists contact lines with phone 28 and a repair reference. Signed by R. B. Brown, Captain.
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Winchester Steam
Dillinger Not To Disinter His Son's Remains
John Inger Sr announced in Indianas Lis that he will not disinter the body of his son John Dillinger and will not sue Cook County authorities over the alleged removal of brain and other organs. He said the parts were apparently removed for scientific study to aid mankind and he does not plan legal action.
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Jated
Lis
Ind
John
Inger
Cook County
Illinois
Ill
New Assessors Appointed in New Orleans by State
In a show of power tied to Senator Hugh P. Long, the Louisiana state government appointed tax assessors to override the city board in New Orleans. The National Guard, already seizing the city voting registration office, backs the move as Mayor Welmsley refuses to recognize Governor Allen’s appointees to fill vacancies from two deaths.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Hugh P. Long
National Guard
William Rankin
Louisiana Tax Commission
Senator Long
T. Semmes Welmsley
O. K. Allen
Balloon Race Entrants Down
All entrants in the National Balloon elimination race were reported down. The navy entry was found six miles southeast of Commerce Georgia, where it landed during the night in Atlanta area coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Navy
Commerce
Bear on Mountain Stirs Alarm Near Sperryville
Frederick County game warden Francis Pingley investigated reports of a 450 pound black bear roaming west of Sperryville, allegedly threatening farm fowl and pets. He found the bear tame, released from captivity, and not provoked to attack, though residents remain unsettled after daytime visits to porches and hog pens.
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Francis W. Pingley
Frederick County
Sperryville
Rappahannock County
Carl H. Nolting
State Game and Inland Fisheries Commission
Pingley
Panorama Hotel
Blue Ridge Mountain
Thornton's Gap
Friday Bridge Club Meeting Scheduled
The Friday Bridge Club will meet at 2 45 tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd's residence on Amherst Street.
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Friday Bridge Club
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
Typewriters and adding machines sold and repaired
Kenneth E. Henry & Co offers sale purchase and repair of typewriters and adding machines at 127 S Brad dock street with phone 924.
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Kenneth E. Henry & CO
S. Braddock Street
Drink the Best Blatz Old Heidelberg Advert
An advertisement touts Blatz beer as the best option with a prompt to see inside for availability.
Auction Notice for Stock Sales at Court House
Local stock offerings include 10 shares National Fruit Product preferred and 15 shares Potomac Edison 6 percent preferred. Auction at 11:30 a m on August 4 at Court House conducted by Dunn & Duvall Auctioneers.
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National Fruit Product
Potomac Edison
Court House
Dunn & Duvall
Friendship Regular Meeting Evening Business Update
The Friendship group holds a regular meeting tonight at eight o'clock with important business on the agenda. Marian Anderson serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Anderson
Hindenburg Body Placed in National Honor Burial
The Hind enburg family yielded the late President Paul von Hindenburg to official German honors. The Reich will bury him at 11 a m Tuesday in the Tannenburg monument near Hohenstein East Prussia instead of Neudeck where he wished to be laid to rest.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hindenburg
Paul von Hindenburg
Reich
Tannenburg
Hohenstein
East Prussia
Neudeck
von Hindenburg
von Handenburg
Hitler
Heimwehr
Germany
Werner von Blomberg
Commission men move to reopen Chicago Stockyards
Chicago Aug 2 Commission men decided to try reopening the Chicago Stockyards for trading tomorrow defying the strike by stock handlers. The action followed NRA chief Gen Hugh S Johnson meeting strikers but not joining the walkout. The nine day strike has halted yard business since July 24 with only two trading days held.
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Chicago
Commission
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Poderjay Indicted for Perjury by New York Grand Jury
Captain Ivan Poderjay, husband of missing Agnes Turverson, is indicted for perjury by a New York county grand jury. The charge stems from allegedly false statements on his marriage license application last December. A sister of Turverson presents proof of a prior English marriage to Suzanna Ferrand on March 22, 1933.
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Associated Press
New York
New York County Grand Jury
Ivan Poderjay
Agnes Turverson
Detroit
Miss Tufverson
Pederjay
Selma Tufverson
England
Madomoiselle Suzanna Ferrand
Miss Tulverson
Poderjay
Hitler Becomes President After Hindenburg Death
Germany moves swiftly to a new order as Adolf Hitler succeeds as both chancellor and president after President Hindenburg dies. A plebiscite is set for August 19 to legitimize the Nazi government and an army oath pledges allegiance to Hitler.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Neudeck
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Reichwehr
von Hindenberg
East Prussia
Army
Markets Trifle Uneasy as Grains Display Erratic Tendencies
New York markets opened with mild unease and profit taking across most sections. Grains showed erratic moves amid forecasts of record small crops since 1894, Wheat rallied over a cent while cotton dipped, and foreign exchanges remained steady despite German developments.
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Associated Press
New York
von Hindenburg
London
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Herbert Myers
John Hendrick
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Madeline Weldon
Kendrick
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Tion
M. D. Weaver
Margaret L. Hodgson
Kiluiy Repair
R. B. Brown
Dillinger
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Bridge Club
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Koenisberg
Paul von Hindenberg
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