Byrd to Address Growers at International Apple Convention
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia will be a principal speaker at the fortieth annual convention in Cleveland the week of August 13 to 16. The event gathers American Canadian and English dealers in apples. Byrd will discuss The Dangers Of Regimentation and Bureaucracy, with other speakers covering foreign trade, Washington policy, and European market handling of apples and pears.
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
International Association
Cleveland
Association
William Phillips
J. Fred Essary
Washington
Baltimore Sun
Fred A. Motz
London
Needle Dispels Fear of Paralysis
Berryville physician Dr. Frank F. Tappan told Clarke county parents that not every pain means infantile paralysis. He treated a girl alarmed by reports, and a needle eased her fear as she awoke from a nap after reading about the illness. The girl had eaten many berries and unripe apples, triggering worry rather than illness.
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Frank F. Tappan
Berryville
Showgirl Wife Sues Manville Over Cruelty and Wounding Words
Marcel e Edwards Manville, fourth wife of Thomas Manville Jr., files in Supreme Court seeking separate maintenance. She claims his violent temper and “wicked language” wounded her sensibilities, citing insults and alleged flirting with other women as grounds for cruelty.
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New York
Thomas Manville, Jr
Marcelle Edwards Manville
Supreme Court
Rioters Hoist Red Flag At French Port Clash
In Brest on August 6 striking workers tore down the French Tri Color at the sub prefecture and raised a red flag in its place. About 3,000 protesters clashed with police and troops injuring a dozen. Subprefect Jacques Henry was hit by a stone while removing the banner and the port shops stayed shut.
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Brest
France
Jacques Henry
Land Banks Shift to Cash Loans Policy
Governor W. S. Myers of the Farm Credit Administration said Federal Land Banks will move to cash loans immediately for the first time in many months. Cash will replace Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation bonds, with a plan to issue their own tax exempt bonds for loanable funds. He cautioned against a real estate boom and urged normal value lending to support a steady agricultural recovery.
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Washington
W. S. Myers
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Federal Land Banks
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
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Orville Wake Named Middletown School Principal
An error in yesterday’s Frederick County school appointment notice misnamed the Middletown principal. The body confirms Orville Wake as the correct principal’s name for the Middletown school.
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Frederick County
Orville Willey
Middletown School
Orville Wake
Moley Boy Burns In Berea Garage Accident
Ten year old Malcolm Moley, twin son of Raymond Moley, former Roosevelt adviser, suffered severe burns to arms and legs while playing with a cleaning fluid in a Berea Ohio garage. His mother Mrs Moley and two brothers reside in Berea. Moley edits a New York magazine published by Vincent Astor, a Roosevelt friend.
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Berea
Malcolm Moley
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Senate Approves Air Mail Report Amid House Holdout
The Senate approved the conference report on the McKellar Mead bill limiting compensation of air mail contracting line officials and making changes to air mail laws. The House has not yet approved the report.
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Washington
Senate
McKellar-Mead
House
League Police And Builders Hold Meetings In Fredericksburg
Three state associations converge in Fredericksburg for their annual conventions. The Virginia Police Executive Association meets September 23–24, the Building Officials Conference of Virginia gathers September 24, and the Virginia League of Municipalities meets September 25–26. Morton L. Wallerstein says programs are being finalized.
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Fredericksburg
Virginia Police Executive Association
Building Officials Conference of
Virginia
Virginia League of Municipalities
Police Executives
Building Officials
League of Municipalities
Morton L. Wallerstein
Durant Returns to Wall Street After Market Turmoil
William C. Durant, age 73, quietly reenters the stock market after years away. Once a GM owner and a millionaire before 30, Durant built and lost fortunes, warning Hoover in 1929. Now he operates from a midtown tower as he slowly resumes stock activity amid a quiet Street.
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New York
Wall Street
William C. Durant
General Motors
Durant
Hoover
Inquiries From Distant Places About Winchester Tour Stops
Remote visitors ask the Winchester Shenandoah Valley region to include historic Virginia sites in travel plans. The local Chamber of Commerce reports inquiries from distant corners of the globe about a tour of the United States with Winchester as a key stop.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
United Sta
Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
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