Four farm plans face Senate what'll happen nobody knows
James Marlow reports on four farm plans Gor e Aiken Anderson and Brannan shaping debate in Congress. The piece traces parity guarantees from 1909-14 purchasing power to 1933 38 and 41 amendments, notes Senate actions and House passage, and outlines each plan’s parity ranges for six basic crops and other commodities.
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Senate
James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Gore, Aiken, Anderson and Brannan
AAA
Steagall
Rep
D-Ala
Gore, Anderson
Brannan
Aiken
Gore
Anderson
House
Modern Manners and Seamen's Rights Letter
An advertisement promotes MODERN MANNERS a 32 page booklet for 20 cents postpaid from The Winchester Star Information Bureau Washington DC. A reader asks if a Seaman's Bill of Rights exists. reply notes no bill passed yet and outlines two HR numbers proposing disability death benefits vocational rehab and educational benefits for honorably discharged seamen.
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Modern Manners
Winchester Star Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington 2
D. C
Congress
George D. O'Brien
Henry Larcade
357-pounder plans 100 day fast atop steel pole
Percy Coplon, a 53 year old 357 pound former auto racer, will climb a 30 foot steel pole on Sept 1 and fast for 100 days. He plans to drink two gallons of water daily and live in a six by six foot house built atop the pole for comfort.
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Birmingham
Ala
Percy Coplon
Coplon
Bad Check Charge Sent to Grand Jury
Philip McQuay 58 of near Middleburg held for Corporation court grand jury on a bad check for 149 dollars to Winchesta Wholesale Grocery Corp. Judge John Rice fined David Wingfield 18 W Gerard St. 5 dollars and costs for drunkenness and ordered George Fiddler 528 N Lou doun St. to pay 14.25 for drunk and disorderly. Six out of town defendants paid 70 in fines. Five were charged with being drunk or disorderly. One with speeding.
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Philip McQuay
Middleburg
Corporation Court Grand Jury
Winchesta Wholesale Grocery Corp
John Rice
David Wingfield
W. Gerrard St
George Fiddler
N. Loudoun St
Absolute Divorces Granted in Deser tion Cases
Judge Elliott Marshall merges bed and board and partial decrees into absolute divorces for Martha Ritter Holtzman from Leonard Holtzman case dated Dec 1946 for desertion. Harrison M Miller and Myrthle Miller receive complete divorces from Sept 1943 and Beulah Snyder Grim from Harry L Grim in Nov 1947 on cruelty and desertion grounds.
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Martha Ritter Holtzman
Leonard Holtzman
Elliott Marshall
Harrison M. Miller
Myrthle Miller
Beulah Snyder Grim
Harry L. Grim
Arlington Faces Discrimination Suit In High Schools
A federal suit in Alexandria seeks equal facilities for Constance Carter a 16 year old Hoffman Boston pupil alleging racial discrimination by Arlington County School Board. The suit asks for equalized facilities or transfer to Washington Lee with Judge Bryan likely presiding and the board denying race based discrimination.
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Arlington
Alexandria
Arlington County School Board
Eleanor Taylor
Constance Carter
Hoffman-Boston High School
Hoffman- Boston
Washington-Lee
Albert V. Bryan
Lawrence Douglas
County Demographics Report Indicates Racial Totals
The count shows the number of white and Negro residents in the county, detailing the racial composition based on the latest census figures. This item provides a snapshot of where residents live and how the population is distributed across communities.
Aylor to Speak at Middletown Grace Methodist
R. E. Aylor superintendent of Frederick County schools will be guest speaker 11 a m Sunday at Grace Methodist Church in Middletown. He will discuss educational plans and community needs with the audience expected to include local residents and educators.
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Aylor
Middletown
R. E. Aylor
Frederick County
Grace Methodist Church
Daily Crossword Across Clues Mix With Obscure Terms
Puzzle lists numerous across clues mixed with down hints and partial answers. Entries include salts and salts and religious and mythic terms, with references to geography, gods, clothing, and equipment. The grid hints are fragmented and inconsistent across lines.
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