Roosevelt arrives in Wisconsin on return to Washington
President Roosevelt tours Wisconsin on his last inspection leg of the no on campaign. He insists the New Deal promotes prosperous growth with no injury to honest business and notes restored confidence among agricultural workers and those aided by relief programs. He cites gains for children and banks under government cooperation as he travels toward Washington.
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Assocated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Roosevelt
Washington
Central Standard Time
Wisconsin
Northwest
Prairie
Associated Press
National Recovery Administration
Prevention of Wars In Future To Be Discussed
Richard W. Buckingham of Washington will speak at 6 45 Sunday evening during the vesper service at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. He recently graduated from American University and is described as an able speaker. Members of the Epworth League and Francis Asbury Union youth are especially invited. The public is invited to hear him.
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Richard W. Buckingham
Washington
National Council For the Prevention of War
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Buckingham
American University
Market Street
Governor Olson Exceeds Authority Attacked in Court
M. H. Boutelle counsel for striking truck drivers seeks injunction against military rule arguing Governor Floyd B Olson has exceeded his authority and violated the U S Constitution before a three judge federal court in Minneapolis The large crowd included federal conciliator E H Dunnigan and co mediator Father Francis J Haas as peace talks continue in the 24 day strike
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
M. H. Boutelle
Floyd B. Olson
E. H. Dunnigan
Francis J. Haas
Convalescing Library Custodian After Ladder Fall
George W. Hardy custodian at Handley Library is convalescing at his home at 130 South Cameron Street after a fall from a ladder while hanging pictures last week. Initial fears of serious injury gave way to a diagnosis of strained muscles and ligaments with no broken bones. He has been confined to bed several days but stood briefly yesterday.
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George W. Hardy
Handley Library
South
Cameron Street
All Dresses Greatly Reduced at The Betty Shoppe
A classified-style notice announces deep price cuts on all dresses at The Betty Shoppe, inviting shoppers to pursue bargains. The ad signals a limited sale period with emphasis on dress varieties and savings.
New Orleans Mayor Wins Court Victory Over New Police Board
District Judge Nat W. Bond granted an injunction protecting Mayor T. Semmes Walmsley by ruling the act creating a seven member police board unconstitutional. The board would have shifted police control away from Walmsley to a public panel named by local organizations, a move opposed by Walmsley allies and Huey P. Long. Conflicting factions had armed camps and National Guardsmen in the city amid the dispute.
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New Orleans
New Police Board
Associated Press
Nat W. Bond
T. Semmes Walmsley
Bond
Huey P. Long
Walmsley
State Assembly
Long
Canadian pair land in London after long Atlantic flight
Canadian aviators James Ayling and Leonard Reid landed at a private field in Middlesex after 31 hours 43 minutes aloft from Wasaga Beach Ontario. They aimed for Bagdad Iraq to set a 6,300 mile record but covered just over half the distance amid fog and dwindling fuel.
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Associated Press
London
Wasaga Beach
Ont
James Ayling
Leonard Reid
Bagdad
Iraq
Heston Airfield
Stag Lane
Stag Lane Airdome
Canada
England
Reid
Hendon
Weaer
Atlantic
Halifax
N. S
North Atlantic
Aranmore
Flat Island
Strait of Belle Isle
British Isles
France
Germany
Poland
Rumania
Ancient
World Center
Turkey
Great Britain
Yard Party Near Nain by Fairview U B Ladies Aid
A yard party is scheduled near Nain on Saturday August 18 hosted by the Fairview United Brethren Ladies Aid. The event runs from 11 in the morning to 1 in the afternoon with proceeds likely supporting church activities.
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Nain
Fairview U. B. Ladies’ Aid
Soft Water Ad for Winchester Steam Laundry
Winchester Steam Laundry promotes soft water service and advertises a contact phone 28 with a dated line 3-26-1p-e o d noting telegram delivery options.
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Winchester
ABC Store Opens Secret Sale to Train Staff
In Winchester the ABC liquor store opened at six pm to acquaint staff with cash registers and shelf stock. Sixty bottles sold in three hours for 55 50, averaging under a dollar. Public hours began at nine with light foot traffic and no crowd. Prices noted high by some observers. bootleg prices around 3.00 per gallon. In Leesburg Virginia Delegate Wilbur G Hall denounces the board for allowing fictitious names on purchase slips as hypocrisy and an empty subterfuge.
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Winchester Abc Liquor
ABC Board
Associated Press
Leesburg
Wilbur G. Hall
S. Heth Tyler
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Hall
Opening of Wholesale Beer Storage Announced
Walter J. Young Co announces wholesale license No 4077 for a wholesale beer storage facility in Virginia. Telephones 1282. Sole distributor for an area. A barrel cooper is wanted at John Livengood Byrd Orchard Berryville Va. 8-9-1p-ti.
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Walter J. Young Co
Barrel Cooper
John Livengood
Byrd Orchard
Berryville, Va
Public sale notices in Winchester Virginia 1934 auction
Public sale set for Saturday August 11 1934 at 2 PM at the County Court House Winchester Virginia. Under attachments in Bursey versus Free State Poultry Co Inc the 1934 142 ton Chevrolet stake body truck motor No 14146453 and in Oats versus Snapp the 1927 Buick car motor No 860088 are offered. Cash terms. Deputy Sheriff J W Newcome for H L McCann FredericK County Virginia.
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County Court House
Winchester
Free State Poultry Co., Inc
Rain Delights Farmers While Picnics Face Washout
Rain brings relief to farmers and orchards in Winchester area as 2 inch plus totals fall. picnics suffer with three events rained out or hampered. Sunday school gatherings at Kline's Grove Vaucluse and Smith Park Marlboro affected. Jordan Springs event uncertain. Weather remains unsettled with heavy showers south of the city and cloudburst-like downpours.
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Virginia
Winchester Research Laboratory
Union
Kline's Grove
Vaucluse
Frederick
Market Street
Smith Park
Marlboro
Cedar Creek
Star Office
Woodstock
Winchester
Girl Missing Since Last March Is Home Again
Eunice Pollock a 20 year old University of Wisconsin co ed returned to Manitowoc Wisconsin from New York City with her parents Miss Pollock disappeared from Madison last March 17 after being dismissed from her sorority house with undisclosed reasons She did not reveal plans about staying or resuming study and declined to discuss her departure or length of stay.
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Associated Press
Manitowoc
Wis
Eunice Pollock
University of
Eunice
New York
Silver nationalized by Roosevelt order shocks markets
President Roosevelt signed an executive order nationalizing silver at 50.01 cents per ounce under the 1934 silver act. Mints will receive all silver in the United States and pay 50.01 cents per ounce after 6.8 percent seigniorage, with exemptions for certain coins, ores, foreign-held silver, and contracted deliveries. Trading in silver futures was suspended as New York brokers quoted near 49.5 cents and Chicago wheat jumped on the news. Senator Thomas hailed the move as a blow to the gold standard, predicting a new era of prosperity. the policy sparked widespread market speculation and concern over physical silver stocks and mint operations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
United States
New York
Commodity Exchange
Handy and
Harmon
Treasury
Chicago
Silver News
Thomas
Thomas (Dokla
Senate
Chicago Board of Trade
First Virginia Infantry Completes Rifle Drilling at Camp
The First Virginia Infantry Regiment joins 116th National Guard in rifle range firing after three days of intensive training with 37 mm guns mortars and bayonets. The 91st brigade inspection by Major-General Milton Reckord to review a guard of honor for Governor Peery is slated for Saturday with daily parades at 4 30 p m next week.
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Associated Press
Virginia Beach
Virginia Infantry
116Th
National Guard
Winchester
Virginia
91St Infantry
Milton A. Rickard
Maryland
29Th National Guard
Reckord
George C. Peery
George Campbell Peery
National Guardsmen
91St Infantry Brigade
Woman rental agent killed in New York
World News at a Glance reports a New York woman rental agent was killed. Other items note labor plans in Atlantic City to safeguard organizing rights, McAdoo appeals a divorce record ruling, Republican power struggles in Springfield, Cranega extortion case under Lindbergh law, Hollywood drawn into a congressional inquiry, Canadian airmen complete a transatlantic flight, and Reichsbishop Mueller seizing control of the German Protestant Church.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
Atlantic City
Organized Labor Today
Los Angeles
William G. McAdoo
John F. Cranega
Hollywood
Extortionist Sentenced to Ten Years in Federal Penitentiary
John F. Cyanega age 25 was jailed for ten years after attempting to extort $10,000 from Col. Henry H. Rogers Standard Oil heir by threats against Rogers and his wife. Federal Judge George Murray Hulbert handed down the sentence in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
John F. Cyanega
Henry Huddleston
Rogers
Standard Oil
Lewisburg
George Murray Hulbert
Frederick County to consolidate schools and hire more teachers
The Frederick County School Board met all day to decide consolidations and new teacher appointments. Several one room schools will close this year including Back Creek, Friendly Grove, Lamps, Cross Roads, Evendale, Opequon, Shirley, Little Mountain, and Woodbine, with students moved to Mount Williams, Mountain View, Round Hill, Miller, Carpers Valley, White Hall, and other campuses. A new consolidated grade building is planned between Cross Junction and Gainesboro to be ready by September 1935.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Back Creek
Backsell Grove
Friendly Grove
Lamps
Russell Grove
Mount Williams
Mountain View
Mounttain View
Round Hill
Shawnee
Cross Roads
Evendale
Opequon
Carpers Valley
Stonewall
Shirley
Little Mountain
Woodbine
White Hall
Bryarly
Valley
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Miller School
Deerfield
Company I wins the regimental rifle match at Virginia Beach
Company I of Winchester under Captain Paul R. Hartman won the regimental rifle match with a 690 score out of 750. Company A placed second with 663 and Company K of Charlottesville took third with 656. K had won twice before but did not repeat this year.
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Virginia Beach
Winchester
Paul R. Hartman
Charlottesville
Company K
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New York Commodity Exchange
Davis Grocery
First Virginia Regiment
World News
Berlin
Reichsbishop
Ludwig Mueller
Gainesboro Consolidated School
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