Parole System Urged For Virginia Prisoners
White Sulphur Springs W V Aug 8 Deploring failure in existing systems the Virginia Bar Association urged modern probation and parole laws. The speaker noted Virginia lacks an organized system and urged trial of probation and parole with trained officers. He argued most inmates eventually return to society without adequate supervision and called for active bar backing to secure legislation. Whittle’s address closed the session with Pollard and Hurt to report for the committee.
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White
Virginia
Bar of
Whittle
Charles E. Pollard
Petersburg
Joseph M. Hurt, Jr
Richmond
Special committee speakers on British affairs and elections
New York and W. Roy Wallace of the State Department will discuss British affairs today. Sir Willmott Lewis of the London Times speaks tonight, Captain Sparrow of the British military mission Saturday, and Thomas W. Ozlin will address Saturday morning before officer elections. Recreation includes golf tennis skeet and bridge tournaments.
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New York
W. Roy Wallace
U. S. State Department
Willmott Lewis
Washington
London Times
John H. A. Sparrow
U. S
Thomas W. Ozlin
State Corporation Commission
Gainesboro Church Plans Picnic at Cacapon State Park
Sunday School at Gainesboro Church will hold a picnic at Cacapon State Park on August 9. Virgil DeHaven, superintendent, announced today and urged all members to attend.
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Honors of Hero Continued from Page 1
In Rome, companions killed in the crash are to be taken to the city. Five other fliers injured had not learned of Bruno's death. When Mussolini visited their bedsides they asked for news. He replied that he was doing well and not in awe.
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2 Duce
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Order of Publication in Winchester Partition Suit 1941
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia an order of publication directs Douglas Lee Fisher and John Hamilton Fisher against George J Cunningham Frances Lane Waren and J W Waren to appear within ten years to protect their interests in the Eddy Property at North Market and Baker streets Winchester Virginia A decree will seek sale of the property at public auction with proceeds divided after costs This notice is published weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star and a copy posted at the court house front door The order is dated July 17 1941 and signed by Clerk P J Marshall.
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Corporation Court of Winchester
Douglas Lee Fisher
John Hamilton Fisher
George J. Cunningham
Frances Lane Waren
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North Market
Baker Streets
Winchester
Eddy
George J. Peccerhihed
J. W. Waren
Alice Waren
Virginia Cunningham
Leona Waren
Winchester Evening Star
Court House
Baltimore Market Notes on Potatoes Livestock August 8
Market brief from Baltimore reports weaker potato prices and dull sweet potato demand with unchanged poultry and eggs. Cattle and calves show nominal to steady bids, hogs mostly higher, with a wide range by weight. sheep remain nominal with limited fat lambs and small numbers. Chicago figures reflect firmer demand for 180-240 lb hogs and steady cattle and calves trade.
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N. J
U. S
Baltimore Livestock
S&s
D. A
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Curtiss-Wright Walkout Hits Key Production Units
Curtiss-Wright workers at the Caldwell plant idled by a walkout threaten stoppage across a vital steel blade division. About 1,493 Caldwell and 1,153 Clifton employees are affected, with Indianapolis and Pittsburgh plants elsewhere. The AFL union lost a bid for bargaining at Caldwell and Clifton as the independent Propeller Craft won 1,094 to 526.
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Curtiss-Wright
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Stock Market Report Wraps Mixed. Narrow Moves Across Leaders
New York markets drifted with bulls and bears paused, many issues flat to lower. Average turnover around 500 000 shares with few specialties drawing interest and select gains in a scattered session.
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Coe Waee Bulls
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I. Hextay
N. Y
al Chem
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Elec
Motors
Goodyear
Har
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Kennecott
M Ward
Nail Dairy
Nyc
Packard
Penney
J. C
Penn R. R
Republic Steel
Sears & Roebuck
Southern R
Boston Wool Market Report Shows Mixed Prices
Boston wool buyers closed scattered sales on medium wools and combing sizes from 3 to 8 lengths. Territory wool ranged 90 to 93 percent, with combing one-quarter length blood territory at 85 to 87 cents. Bright fleeces sold small lots at 45 to 46 cents grease, while a few delaine bright fleece bids ranged 41 to 43 cents grease.
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U. S. Dept
Germany Orders Listing Of All U S Properties
Berlin reports the Official Gazette requires the United States and its citizens to list all property in Germany for treasury inspection by October 1. Included are real estate securities legal claims business licenses patents copyrights and branch or professional properties in Germany. In livestock twinning rates data note sheep about 20 in 1000 cattle 3 in 100 and horses about 1 in 50 000.
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United States
Germany
Treasury
Envoy MacVeagh Named Minister to Iceland by Roosevelt
Lincoln MacVeagh of Connecticut, nominated by President Roosevelt to Iceland, becomes the first bearer of this rank sent to the Danish occupied by American naval forces. He recently returned to the U S from service as Minister to Greece. The rest of the passage discusses Virginia creeper tendril adhesion with cement-like disks.
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Connecticut
Roosevelt
Iceland
MacVeagh
U. SS
Greece
Morgenthau Seeks Higher Revenue to Fund Costs
The debate centers on raising exemptions for families and individuals and expanding revenue beyond the House plan. Morgenthau and allies push to exceed 3.5 billion dollars, while Sen Connally urges an extra one billion. Senator Vandenberg recalls Morgenthau’s warning on public credit.
General Weygand’s stature and weight noted
Question and answer describe General Weygand as five feet tall and weighing about 120 pounds. The exchange presents a brief, clinical portrait of the general’s size.
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