Valley Division Freight Up as July Leads Recovery
The Valley Division of the Baltimore and Ohio reports strong freight gains with June car loadings up 11 percent and tonnage up 28 percent from a year earlier. July shows a larger rise, with car loadings up 43.4 percent and tonnage up 52.9 percent, driven by dolomite and amesite from Ville and Gore plants, plus increases in paper stone lime iron and steel forest products apples canned goods and other commodities. Freight trains run four daily between Brunswick and Strasburg with an extra train between Harpers Ferry and Millville to handle dolomite shipments. NGA codes cited for market readjustment. Mrs. Donald L. Weems reportedly resting more comfortably after four weeks of illness.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Valley Division
Star Today
J. G. Fosbrink
Winchester
Milville
W. Va
Virginia Glass Sand Company
Gore
Baltmore
Ohio
Enoc
Foshrink
Brunswick
Strasburg
Harpers Ferry
Millville
Fosbrink
Public Sale of Desirable Winchester Residence No 10
Trustees with two deeds of trust dated 1928 and 1932 announce a public sale of a brick dwelling at No 10 West Clifford Street Winchester Virginia on Saturday September 16 1933 at noon. Property borders Nachman Grim McCormick and covers about 30 by 48 feet. Terms: one third cash at sale then two equal yearly installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust with insurance. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
County Court House
Payrolls Rise Across Factories and Employment Rebounds
Washington reports show factory payrolls rose 7.9 percent totaling 7.5 million in the month ending July 15 as 1.1 million workers returned to manufacturing since March. Officials cite 400,000 July job gains over June and a 29 million rise in purchasing power since March. Retail trade slips with a 2.7 percent drop in July.
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Washington
Frances Perkins
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Miss Perkins
Perkins
Local Social Figures Plan Trips and Visits
Dr. and Mrs. Hunter H. Mc Guire and daughter Anne Tucker McGuire prepare to leave for Fort Knox Kentucky to spend a week with Lieut and Mrs Julian B Lind their son in law and daughter. Mrs eeeee returns home after a New York shopping trip for Jack and Jill Shop proprietor. Henry Little of Norfolk visits Dellbrook near Riverton with Judge and Mrs A C Carson and plans a Maine summer camp. John H Rosenberger and family drive to Virginia Beach for a Virginia Lumber Dealers meeting at the Cavalier Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter H. McGuire
Anne Tucker McGuire
Fort Knox, Ky
Henry Little
Norfolk
Mrs. Little
Judge
A. C. Carson
Dellbrook
Riverton
Maine
John H. Rosenberger
West Boscawen Street
Virginia Beach
Rosenberger
Virginia Lumber
Cavalier Hotel
Washington Recovery Puzzle Deepens as NRA Officials Frustrated
Washington dispatch reports visiting business figures puzzled by relief and recovery agencies. Ickes and Johnson staffing gaps hinder action. insiders describe subordinates as incompetent, slowing urgent relief and code debates. Cleveland steel outlook shows improved ore shipments and robust painting, while rail purchases loom.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Harold Ickes
Interior Department
Hugh Johnson
Commerce Building
Public Auction of City Realty Lots in Winchester
Trustee under deed of trust for Robert C. Kremer and wife offers two Winchester city parcels at public sale Friday Sept 15 1933 at 12 PM in front of the County Court House. Lot 1 50 ft front Whitlock Ave 148 Whitlock Ave improved by a two story brick dwelling. Lot 2 undivided interest in 420 North Kent St with a frame dwelling. One third cash balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust. Auctioneers Herbert S. Larrick and e I Brumback.
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Robert C. Kremer
Winchester
Robert W. Kremer
Alta B. Kremer
James M. Ford
Herbert S. Larrich
E. I. Brumback
Virginia Court Clerks Convene in Fredericksburg
Clark M. Smith and C. C. Bran non of Winchester attend the twenty third annual Virginia Court Clerks Association meeting in the Stratford Hotel Fredericksburg. Mayor R J Jones and others extend greetings as delegates plan tours of historic points after sessions.
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Clark M. Smith
C. C. Brannon
Winchester
Corporation Court of
Frederick County
Fredericksburg
Virginia Court Clerks’ Association
Stratford Hotel
R. J. Jones
Ray C. Hopkins
M. H. Willis
Banquet Speakers and Officers Election Planned
Readable text notes an evening banquet with speakers R Saunders and Judge Alvin Embrey. Tomorrow includes election of officers and choosing a 1934 meeting place. A planned trip to birthplaces in Washington and Robert E in Westmoreland County.
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Étforne
Geneva
R. Saunders
Alvin T. Embrey
Tomorow
Weshington
Robert E
Westmoreland County
Garden Club Shapes Plans for Flower Show
Garden club committee members organize preparations for a local flower show. Mrs. John M. Steck and Mrs. Frank Tilford oversee continued coverage while Mrs. Charles W. Trenary and Mrs. C. Fred Barr handle printing programs and posters. Posters will be placed by Mrs. Read for Clarke county and Mrs. HK Russell for Winchester.
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Garden Club Shapes
John M. Steck
Frank Tilford
Charles W. Trenary
C. Fred Barr
Fred ‘Read
Clarke County
Hk, Russell
Winchester
Roles and duties for county fair exhibit officers
The list assigns doorkeepers judges prize procurement classification labeling and entry control. Names include Katherine Kern Ellen Boyd Carrie Hunter Edward G Butler D C Randolph Joseph A Massie W Nelson Page Frank Wray J D Richardson Kenneth N Gilpin B F Arthur James P Reardon John Scully Jr Lewis H Hyde William P Massey Fred S Boyd Emma Ginn Baker Elizabeth Barr Woodhull Baker O Miller Clara Wood Lucy F Kurtz Victor Arthur Fred L Glaize R E Byrd T W Harrison and all club members to promote Clarke and Frederick counties exhibits.
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Katherine Kern
D. C. Randolph
Ellen Boyd
Arthur M. Field
Carrie Hunter
Carl Massie
Edward G. Butler
Joseph A. Massie
W. Nelson Page
Winchester
Frank Wray
J. D. Richardson
Berryville
Kenneth N. Gilpin
B. F. Arthur
James P. Reardon
John 5. Scully, Jr
Lewis H. Hyde
William
P. Massey
Fred S. Boyd
Emma Ginn Baker
Elizabeth Barr
Discovery Blames Economic Woes on Too Much Work
The quote argues that persistent economic troubles stem from overwork, praising the idea as a remedy for laziness. It presents a provocative stance that leisure or reduced labor could fix systemic issues.
Lace Edge Doily Care Suggestion
A domestic tip advises preserving lace edged doilies by reinforcing worn faces with thread, sewing scallop edges to prevent fraying, and using colored threading to hide wear. The guidance emphasizes careful stitching to extend the doily’s life.
Spending as Virtue Boosts Wages for Workers
The piece argues that new spending increases enable higher wages for workers, framing fiscal stimulus as a direct support to labor income. It notes debates over government spending and the impact on employment and living costs.
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Donald L. Weems
Courtfield Avenue
R. Gray Williams
Trustees
B. P. Harrison
Dunn and Duvall
Labor
Richmond
Labor Department
Richmon
Baltimore
Washington World
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Johnson
Ickes
Grand Lama
Tibet
NRA
General Johnson
O. K
Relief Administration
By Leslie Eichel
Cleveland
Cleveland Docks
Roosevelt
City Realty
Riversides
Lone of America
America
Riverside Tires
Riverside
Montgomery. Ward
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