Apples Put Forward Plan To Move Crop By December
William H. Baggs of the International Apple Association urged growers in Boston to move a large portion of the 1936 crop by December 1 to avoid a market glut. He warned of disaster if 60 percent remained unsold and called for stronger advertising and expanded markets, plus a health oriented promotion strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Baggs
International Apple Association
Boston
Baggs
Federal Surplus Commodities Corp
Apple
Farm Credit Loans Reach Frederick County Farmers
Federal Land Bank and land bank commissioner loans to Frederick County farmers from 1933 to July 1 totaled over 413000 with 135 loans in three years. First mortgages accounted for 252000 from the bank and 159900 from commissioner funds. Commissioner loans, limited to 15 percent of property value, supported emergency refinancing and later farm purchases, aiding young farmers to buy farms. Virginia farmers have drawn over 19,751,000 since the 1935 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commissioner
Frederick County
E. Peter
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Commissioner Missioner
Farm Credit
Virginia
Land Bank and
Commissioner
Pretty Labels For Appalachian Apples Inc
The first run of two million Appalachian Apples labels has arrived. The design features yellow red blue and gold colors on a light blue background with a dark blue face stripe proclaiming Appalachian Apples the King of Fruits 0 8 1 Grade or Better. The labels will be used on fruit shipped by supporters of AA Inc in the five EP name koe eeographing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Apples, Inc
Apple
Appalachian Apples
Aa, Inc
Koe
Game Supply to Be Scarce In This Section
Reports indicate good quail hunting prospects for Virginia sportsmen though the Northern tier counties may see scarcity. Fish and Game Commission notes carryover is larger in Southwest and Tidewater regions, with successful late summer hatchings despite drought. Snowy winters caused heavy losses in Shenandoah Valley counties Augusta north and in Warren and Fauquier counties. The 1936 legislature reduced the bag limit from 15 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Fish and Game Commission
Mac D. Hart
Southwest
Tidewater Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Augusta
Warren
Fauquier
Memorial Mass Next Thursday at Priest's Field
The annual memorial mass will be said at Priest's Field Middle Way West Virginia at 10 o clock Thursday Saint Charles Church Clarendon Virginia will be the celebrant Marist students from Rattling Spring Camp are expected to sing The congregation comes from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia
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Priest’s Field
Middleway
W. Va
Saint Charles’ Church
Clarendon
Rattling Spring Camp
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Peiping Trams Plan Poor People's Factory to Help Rickshaw Pullers
The municipal government urged Peiping Tram Co to set aside 2 percent of gross income to fund a factory employing jobless trolley rickshaw pullers, identifying the trolley as the main cause of their displacement.
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Peiping
Peiping Tram Company
NUSJ Conventionites Bury John J. O Connor in Cleveland
Delegates at the National Union for Social Justice convention in Cleveland carry a wooden coffin marked John J. O Connor. O Connor, once a threat to expel the Rev Charles E Coughlin from the White House, chairs the house rules committee.
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NUSJ
Bury
John J. O’connor
John J. O' An
Charles E. Coughlin
White House
Capitol
National Union For Social
Cleveland
John J. O'Connor
O'Connor
Central Press
New Market Man Said To Have Been Attacked
Carl E. Kennedy aged 34 of Carlyle Pennsylvania was beaten and robbed and left in an alley behind the Knights Pythias building in New Market about 7 30 am Saturday The motive is believed to be robbery Kennedy is in Rockingham Memorial Hospital resting satisfactorily with injuries not as serious as first feared Authorities suspect the assailant struck him with a rock or blunt instrument and took his gold watch and money Kennedy is the son of Will Kennedy of Harrisonburg and Deputy Sheriff Paul Borden and Mayor G A Woods said he was carried to the spot with no sign of a scuffle and that a skull fracture reports were denied.
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The
Star
Harrisonburg
Carl E. Kennedy
Carlyle
Will Kennedy
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
New Market
Kennedy
Knights Pythias
G. A. Woods
Paul Borden
Shenandoah County
Virginia Judge Dies at Battle Creek Sanitarium
Justice Joseph W. Chinn of the Virginia State Supreme Court of Appeals died at Battle Creek Sanitarium after a two week illness. He was 69. Judge Chinn belonged to a prominent Northern Neck family in Virginia.
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Virginia
Battle Creek
Mich
Joseph W. Chinn
Virginia State Supreme Court of Appeals
Richmond
Joseph Chinn
Neck
Judge Chinn Named To Supreme Court By Pollard
Judge Chinn was appointed to the supreme court by Governor John Garland Pollard on November 28, 1931, while serving as chairman of the State Board of Fisheries. He filled the vacancy caused by Judge Robert R. Prentiss's death and was elected for a term ending in 1947 by the visiting General Assembly. The Warsaw, Richmond County native had long served as circuit court judge, attended the University of Virginia, and practiced law in Warsaw after 1891. He was a candidate for the legislature but defeated by one vote. He is survived by two sons Joseph W. Chinn Jr and Austin B. Chinn and two daughters Sallie and Mary Chinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Supreme Bench
George W. Browning
Orange
Justice Chinn
Joseph W. Chinn, Jr
Wilmington
Del
Austin B
Campaign opens with sharp clashes over New Deal in week ahead
Washington reports a busy start to the week with Brookhart endorsing Roosevelt while denouncing the New Deal. The American Liberty League releases a 14 count indictment on executive delegation of power. Berry of labor’s nonpartisan league promotes recovery information for workers as Nixon heads west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmer-Labor
Senate
Smith W. Brookhart
Roosevelt
L. J. Dickinson
American Liberty League
George L. Berry
Labor
Wall Street
Hyde
Texas Runoff Sets Stage for Blanton Garrett Race
Horstown Md and other destinations are listed this week as voters in Texas prepare for a Saturday runoff primary between Representative Thomas Blanton and Judge Clyde L Garrett for the Democratic nomination to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horstown
Texas
Thomas Blanton
Clyde L. Garrett
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ASCO
Victory GI District
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Father Coughlin
Woods
White Sulphur Springs
Columbus
W. B
International
Ford
Resnemical Transforterion
Uae
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
U.S.A
P. Lorillard Co., Inc
Pan
N. Loudoun St
Euassis
H. W. Ebert
Winchester
Horace Heidt
Cal
Columbia Broadcasting System
Jno. W. Rosenberger & Co
Quality Building Material
Imperial
P. B. Moéiél
Bickers
Cammertire CO
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
Keystone Shoe Store
Chevrolet
Dodge
Pine Motor CO
Braddock and
Cecil Streets
Dodge-Plymouth
McCormick Deering
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