Fruit Trade Leaders To Talk Prices
Conference on apple price levels draws invitees from four states. Department specialists present crop outlook and packing and selling practices. Attendees include representatives from Philadelphia New York Cleveland Cincinnati Baltimore Richmond Norfolk Harrisburg Waynesboro Blacksburg Morgantown College Park and New Jersey Department of Agriculture with a memo from U S fruit representative in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wa C
Department of Agriculture
F. A. Motz
United States
Europe
Northwest
Philadelphia
J. Earle Roberts
No. 220
Dock Street
H.O. Payne
Peacock, Payne Company
H. D. Williamson
American Stores Company
New York
Herschel H. Jones
E. W. J. Hearty
Mathilda Dennis
Earl R. French
Atlan Commission Company
Pittsburgh
William H. Baggs
American Fruit Growers
Cleveland
H. B. Pocock
Cincinnati
R. H. Castellini
Baltimore
Philip Zimmerman
Richmond
Henry M. Taylor
State Agricultural Statistician
E. L. Frost
Norfolk
A. C. Edens
Saxon W. Holt, Jr
The
Pender Grocery Company
Harrisburg
E. B. Mitchell
State College
F. N. Fagan
Waynesboro
W. G. Ellison
Lee Mohler
Chilhowie
E. B. Bonham
Deacon Traynor’s Scandinavian Hand Steers Pirates Pace
The Good Deacon of Wilkinsburg Will McKechnie is credited with steering the Pirates as they contend with the Reds Cubs and Giants. Pittsburgh holds a five game edge as the season nears the two third mark. Harry Craft led a Chicago Cubs win. George Myatt sparkled for the Giants. the American League lead shifted with Cleveland losing to St. Louis Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Associated Press
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Cincinnati
Giants
Wilkinsburg
Will McKechnie
Will
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Boston
Rhineland
Harry Craft
Chicago Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Reds
Cubs
Johnny Rizzo
George
Zip) Myatt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yanks
Washington
Cleveland
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Jackie Wilson
Johnny Heving
Ira Hutchinson
Bees
Phillies
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
New York Tebe Eeteaee
Ceeseeess
Aes Cps Hee Bek Nant
Detroit
Ecossesas
Chicago
Cossaccacee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Benmg Aess Cacvarirds
Mungo
LaMaster
Hubbell
Derringer
Rayt
MacFayden
Passeau
Bauers
Klinger
Weiland
Control of Rules Group At Stake
President Roosevelt fights to unseat Rep. John O Connor of New York to control the House Rules Committee which screens legislation. If O Connor is renominated and reelected, Anti Administration lawmakers could gain influence. The panel's balance hinges on Democratic drives and a Georgia primary challenge to Cox. The committee blocked wage hour measures last Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Roosevelt
John O'Connor
New York
O'Connor
Sabath
Illinois
Greenwood
Indiana
Harlan
Ohio
Lewis
Colorado
Cox
Georgia
Smith
Virginia
Clark
North
Carolina
Dies
Texas
Driver
Arkansas
E. G. Gathings
House
O’connor
W. J. Crowe
White House
Congress
Bell named principal of Gore High School
Stewart Bell Jr. is appointed principal of Gore High School after accepting an offer in Albemarle County. He has spent the last two years on the Middletown high school faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Bell, Jr
Gore
Bell
Albemarle County
Middletown High School
John Struble
Washington, D. C
Hayfield School
Bertha Cooper
Ethel
Moont Cooper
Round Hill
Stevenstain
Wayne S. Guthrie
Gainesboro
T. M. Swann, Jr
Bryarly
Williams
Brucetown
Fletcher Will Placed On Record
The will of the late P. W. Fletcher is recorded in Corporation Court. It bequeaths the entire estate to his wife Mrs. Bessie Fletcher who is named executrix without secur ity with a $2,000 bond. Appraisers named are Stuart Perry Branson Myers Clarence Orndorff John L. Shine and Roy Manuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Fletcher
Corporation Court
Bessie Fletcher
Youths Quizzed About Killing in Richmond Case
Two Washington youths aged 19 and 18 were questioned by police in connection with the killing of 20 year old George Sanford who was left at a Richmond hospital after being attacked last Saturday. Neither youth was charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond
George Sanford
Sanford
Leroy Evans
George Malloy
Fake Lottery Ring Smashed In Nationwide Bust
Boston officials announced a nationwide fake lottery ring disrupted by Jackson J. Haltz and Tennyson Jefferson. They returned with about six tons of lottery tickets after visiting states east of the Rockies and in the northwest. Nearly 100 federal indictments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jackson J. Haltz
United States
Massachusetts
Tennyson Jefferson
Holtz and Jefferson
Rockies
Northwest
Man Freedman? Cartoonist Dies in Potomac Canoe Incident
Alfred W. Manning, 32, a freelance cartoonist and commercial artist, died after a canoe capsized in the Potomac near Washington. Patrick H. Casey, 29, was thrown into the river with Manning but swam to safety after attempting to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred W. Manning
Potomac River
Patrick H. Casey
Manning
Mannning
Expect Smith To Be Reappointed
Associates of Donald W. Smith expressed confidence President Roosevelt would reappoint him to the National Labor Relations Board this month. Smith's term expires August 27, five days after the AF of L executive council meets to review policy toward the Labor Board and the Wagner act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald W. Smith
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
A. F. of L
Smith
A. F P. of L
Labor Board
Baltimore postmaster pleads guilty to embezzling postal funds
W John Einwachter Perry Point postmaster admitted embezzling 23000 dollars of postal funds today. He was held on seven thousand five hundred dollars bail by U S commissioner John K Cullen and made no statement as he was ordered held for the federal grand jury. The report notes a separate question about a first toboggan slide crediting the Cresta at St Moritz begun in 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
W. John Einwachter
Perry Point
United States
John K. Cullen
Einwachter
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Roosevelt Plea on Wealth Ownership Rights
A Roosevelt appeal calls on the public including individuals, businessmen, and government to consider the implications of collective ownership of wealth granted by nature. The speech stresses responsibility across sectors and warns against concentrated control.
Local horse show results highlight Berryville entries
Daylong competition features Mitchell and Harvey Fields top entries in classes 28 29 and 30 with heavy drafts and pony classes led by Tricky Mover and Brow nie. Winners include Georgene Lee White Post and Mrs. William F Walsh Bluemont with Allen Greenhalgh and Whitney stables dominating afternoon judging in hunt and jumper divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Bros. Boyce
Harvey Fields
Round Hill
Mollie
Georgene Lee
White Post
Thompson Sowers
Fannie
E. L. Redman
Middleburg
Fanny
W. F Denny
Charles Town
W Va
John
William F. Walsh
Bluemont
Dolly Pembroke
Balls
Georgene Lee White
Bounce
Ray E Fields
Bessie
Charles R. Hope
Purcellville
Gooffrey
William PF. Walsh
Colmee Jr
Llangollen Farm
Upperle
Allen
Greenhalgh
Whitney
Dr. Allen
High Hedge
H. L
Jack) Bowers
Winchester Policeman
L. M. Alien
Winchester
Lilly A. Livingston
Berryville
Lore
John Hay Whitney
Clifton
Diana
L. M. Allen
L. M. Alen
U. S. Randle
Fairfax
George P. Greenhalgh
L. M
L. M. al
FDR Pledges U S Aid If Canada Threatened
President Roosevelt, accepting an honorary degree at Queen's University, urged Americas to defend Canadian soil against any outside domination and stressed public opinion as a governor of policy. British officials viewed the Kingston speech as moral leadership for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Canada
Dominion
United States
Hull
Roosevelt
Queens University
Ivy Lea
Ontario
State Department
Kingston
Western Hemisphere
London
Ont
Britain
Foreign Office
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Traynor
Regi Rere
Omps Funeral Home
Avuarod
EAU
Mary Morris
Jones Organization
Gore School
Fletcher
Roger L. Elgin
the Plains
Brownie
Jack Lee Payne
Victorian II
Bits
Norman
Haymaker, Jr
Wee Willie Winkle
Dorothy Fred
Hunter Hacks
Randle
U. S
Merry Prince
Adobe
Royalty IE
L. Redman
Ray S. Shoemaker
U.S
Jessie Maid
Joseph Rose
Brick Layer A . Shoemaker
Brown Bruin
George P Greenhalgh
Sport Marvel
Airy Spirit
Schotchwood
Sly Portia
Lad
U.S. Randle
Gimico
David L. Belding
Anacostia
D. C
Fred H. Jones
King
Swimley
R. M. Swimley
East of Geo. Washington Hotel
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDR
Actio
E. Boscawen St
Anderson
Westinghouse
Baker & Anderson Electrical Co
N. Braddock Street
Westinghouse Kitchen
Rex Rigerator
Fairmont
Loudoun
Valley Pike
W. Clifford St
M. M
Lynch
Fairfax Lane
Hable Real Estate
Shawnee Ave
S.braddock
R. N
Star
E. B. Clevenger
Clearbrook
T. W. Evans
N. Kent
Hagerstown Equipment Company
Hagerstown
N. Good
John Deere Tractor
Slater Allen Farm
Stephenson
W. Kemp’s
Amherst St
Vogue Beauty Nook
E. Fairfax Lane
Charles Cleveland
Paynter Funeral Home
Western Auto Associate
Western Auto Supply Company
Western Auto Supply Co
Central St
East Newark
N. J
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