Storm Toll Mounts Across East as Floods Wreck Farms
Severe storms lash the East with days of rain and high winds. Across Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland and Virginia crops flood and blowouts devastate corn peaches apples tobacco and orchards. Two train workers die in Washington area wrecks and ships face distress offshore as coast guard aids the Madison.
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Winchester Suffering After Severe Storm Debris Strikes
City workers clear streets as hurricane damage hits apples corn crops and gardens across Frederick County and Shenandoah belt. High winds topple trees injure homes while telephone lines and transmission lines are repaired. AP reports struggle to reach storm centers and seashore resorts as residents seek news.
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No Dissent On Repeal Vote Amid Tax And Budget Moves
Lawmakers reported the repeal bill with all but one vote after a brief hearing led by Mrs. Howard M. Hoge of the Virginia WCTU, while the Senate rejected a 30 percent cut in expense allowances and salaries. The House passed a 60 thousand dollar appropriation for the current special session and discussed tax relief for delinquent local taxes. Tomorrow the Assembly begins its second week amid stormy sessions on controversial matters with Northern Virginia opposition to beer tax provisions and a possible half tax cut proposed by Senator Aubrey Weaver. Delegates and Senate leaders debated school relief funding as Dr. Hall and Mr. Bradford urged or resisted lower appropriations. Senator Staples pressed for triple prohibition referendum plans, and Delegate Shrader announced a dark fired tobacco grading bill draft for Monday.
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Public Sale of Desirable Small Farm in Frederick County
Public auction at 11 a m on Saturday September 23 1933 in front of the Winchester Virginia County Court House for a 66 1/2 acre small farm near Hayfield Virginia with a seven room dwelling barn and outbuildings adjoining Glaize Larrick and Brown farm Terms: one third cash day of sale balance in two equal installments due within two years at 6 percent interest with semiannual payments Homestead Exemption waived and deed of trust and insurance policy securing the sale. Jas P Reardon Trustee.
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Standard Oil Labor Policy Benefits Workers and Communities
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and Associated Companies maintain wages and spread employment. Over 45,000 employees benefit from liberal labor policies with a five day week in operation across the organization. The policy keeps workers at work, reduces unemployment, and supports recreation and good wages. The firms also invested millions in Essolube and Essolene, highlighting hydrofined motor oil and a superior motor fuel.
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