Wheat Control Plan Receives Strong Local Support
Following eight Frederick County meetings and talks before Winchester clubs, farmers support the federal wheat control plan to curb surpluses. The program pays farmers to idle acreage and uses tax proceeds to buy price stability while preserving land for soil improving crops.
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Frederick County
United States
Gainesboro
Gore Reynold
Rosenberger
Stephens City
Middletown
Stephenson
Winchester
Rotary, Lions and Kiwanis Clubs
Norfolk Brewing Firm Granted Charter to Manufacture Beverages
The Tidewater Brewing Corporation of Norfolk received a charter from the State Corporation Commission to manufacture and sell beverages. Maximum capital is $250,000 with L. L. Briggs of South Norfolk named president. J. B. Cummings of Norfolk secured the charter.
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Tidewater Brewing Corporation
Norfolk
State Corporation Commission
L. L. Briggs
South Norfolk
J. B. Cummings
Nofolk
Mrs. Mamie Clevenger wills estate to husband and five children
The will of Mamie B. Clevenger probated in the county clerk’s office leaves all real and personal property to her husband Frank A. Clevenger for life with the remainder to be shared equally by her five children Edna McCauley Clevenger Mildred Virginia John W Nelson R and Mary M Clevenger. Executor is Frank A. Clevenger with bond set at 1000 and surety New Amsterdam Casualty Co.
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Mamie B. Clevenger
Macedonia
Frank A. Clevenger
Clevenger
New Amsterdam Casualty Co
New York
Edna McCauley Clevenger
Mildred Virginia
John W
Nelson R
Mary M. Clevenger
Public Sale of Dairy Cows in Virginia Trust
Trustee announces a public auction of three Guernsey dairy cows one black cow soon to freshen one young black cow and a large black Holstein heifer all home bred to be sold for cash at 2 PM on Friday August 25 1933 on the premises of I N Painter two miles southeast of Stephens City Virginia Canterbury road in Frederick County Terms cash.
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Ira Ritter
I. N. Painter
Frederick County
Virginia
Stephens City
Canterbury Road
Guernsey
James P. Reardon
Rotary Club Receives Wheat And Agriculture Act Talk
Dr. Smith will address Rotary August 24 as district governor visits to set year plans. W. C. Shackelford of Virginia Tech explains the Wheat and Agriculture Adjustment Act with maps showing US and world wheat trends and the need for farmer cooperation.
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Dr. Smith
Rotary
Rotary Club
Golf Club
H. D. Puller
Thomas L. Chrisman
Waynesboro
Charles N. Tyndell
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Robert B. Nelson
Winchester and Frederick County
American Red Cross
Margaret A. Hurst
Red Cross
John F. Rodman
Charles J. Smith
Roanoke College
D. J. Howard
W. C. Shackelford
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
United States
Kansas
What's What at a Grange Hh
Washington reports a mix of Cuban leadership shifts and labor code discontent amid NRA debates. Herrera faces responsibility for terrorism alongside Machado, while labor laments limited gains in codes. A Kansas railroad brakeman pledges sacrifice to aid unemployed, signaling Roosevelt’s NRA appeal.
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Washington
D. C
Herrera
Havana
Machado
Kansas
NRA
Girls report-when they dare-the largest number of violations of NRA
General Hugh Johnson ordered an end to widespread NRA violations described as rest periods and extra charges used to extend hours and lower wages. Despite the order, numerous instances of the practice continue to be reported.
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Hugh Johnson
Prenatal Oxygen Fight and the Question of Birth Intelligence
The query notes a scientist's claim that human intelligence grew from a prenatal struggle for oxygen. It asks where the initial intelligence to begin that struggle originated, highlighting a circular challenge about the source of early cognitive drive.
Magazine solicitors halted in Martinsburg crackdown
City police stopped a group of out-of-state magazine salesmen and several delivery trucks for selling without a Martinsburg license. The operation marked the second such disruption this week. Officers warned dealers to comply, noting deposits from local subscribers and urging residents to report approaching solicitors. Captain Wilson called unfair competition and directed extra checks and central questioning for violators.
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Cap O. T. Wilson
Wilson
Debutante Photos Show Poise Heralding a New Stance
From recent debutante photos a sense of renewed upright posture emerges while film actresses appear fatigued and must lie down. The contrast highlights changing beauty norms and public image expectations in entertainment and social circles.
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Norfolk Brewing Firm
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Goory
Looney Low
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Byles Forgrave
Wooman
Donnie
Thane
North Dakota
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Italy
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W. R. Legge
Charles P. Stewart
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Mississippi
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wall Street
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Martinsburg
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Sora
Bickers Motor CO
Ford
Safety
Silvertown
Cammer Lire CO
Braddock and Boscawen Sts
U.S
Herrell Sales Corp
S. Loudoun St
Carrene
Geo. W. Kurtz
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell
Martinsburg Pike
Shell Station
Amherst & Boscawen St
Valley Ave
Braddock St
C. I. Brumback
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