Price of Apples Holds Up Fairly Well In England
A London cable reports fruit prices remain remunerative, with apples holding value despite some import pressure. Overseas supplies rise. pears and plums vary. Liverpool prices for U S apples and Gravenstein ranges listed. forecasts show steady import increases into October and Canadian shipments arriving this week.
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England
London
Foreign Agricultural Service
Liverpool
U. S. No
Virginia
Lowell
California
New Jersey
U. S
U.S
United States
Adventists Open Youth Congress in Takoma Park
Delegates from the District of Columbia Virginia and Maryland assembled in Takoma Park for the Seventh Day Adventist Youth Congress to open tonight in Columbia Hall Washington Missionary College with about 500 youths expected to attend sessions running through Sunday night.
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Takoma Park
Seventh Day Adventist Youths’ Congress
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
Columbia Hall
Washington Missionary College
Baltimore Man Commits Death at Pen-Mar Hotel
Joseph Greenbaum a 70 year old Baltimore retired construction engineer was found in the Pen Mar Hotel basement with his throat cut and a razor in his hand. Guest Frank M. Cline reported the scene before Greenbaum died at a Waynesboro hospital. coroner ruled death by own action and no inquest.
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Hagerstown
Joseph Greenbaum
Baltimore
Pen- Mar Park
Pen -Mar
Frank M. Cline
Cline
Greenbaum
Waynesboro
A. W. Thrush
Mongrel Grieves For Its Master
Burt Barnes a 65 year old street musician nearly blind was found dying with a fractured skull. His black and white mongrel dog stayed beside him and followed the ambulance to the hospital the next day the dog was admitted to the morgue and fed by attendants as it mourned its master.
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Chicago
Burt Barnes
Barnes
Guffey Coal Bill Signed to Stabilize Industry
President Roosevelt signed the Guffey bituminous coal stabiliza tion bill as the first action of the day. It creates a national coal commission to draft wage hour fair practice and price codes for the soft coal industry and imposes a 15 percent tax on mine value to enforce the pacts with a 90 percent rebate for compliant miners.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
National Coal Commission
Prospects For Holiday Angling In Maryland Good
Prospects for weekend fishing in Maryland waters are good with all streams expected to be clear. Fish were plentiful in the lower Potomac and Patuxent rivers and average catches reported in the bay off Calvert and Anne Arundel counties. There were a few fish everywhere on the eastern shore with the eastern bay well stocked and upper bay waters providing good spot.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Conservation Commission
Patuxent
Potomac
Calvert
Anne Arundel County
Pope Sees 4A U S Joining League If Dispute Ends
Addis Ababa reports indicate British, French and Greek legations promise warning before invasion and protect their nationals. Paris debates support for Britain or Italy at League of Nations. Laval to decide stance ahead of Eden meeting. Mussolini reviews troops as international pressure grows.
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Haile Selassie
Geneva
Mussolini
United States
France
Italy
Great Britain
Ras Emerou
Laval
Paris
League of Nations Council
Anthony Eden
League Affairs
Vittorio Cerrutti
Bolzano
Italo Balbo
General Balbo
Liby
Constanza Ciano
Il Duce
Galeazzo Ciano
East Africa
Europe
London
Ethiopia
Former Bank Officials Bonded in $226000 Shortage Case
Two defendants charged with conspiracy in the National Central Bank shortage were released on $3,000 bail each. Earl L. Montgomery a former paying teller and James B. McKeldin a former collection clerk faced the charges in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
National Central Bank
Earl L. Montgomery
James B. McKeldin
Mrs Ella Powers Dies After Stroke at Indian Spring Home
Mrs. Ella Rhodes Powers 54 wife of Dr FE Powers died at 7 15 pm after a stroke at their Indian Spring home Vaucluse She had prior strokes and long illness She leaves husband two children Mrs Alvin Brill Strasburg and Tunstall Powers Funeral Sunday 4 pm at home with Dr Hubert Sydenstricker leading services Interment Riverview Cemetery Strasburg
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Ella Rhodes Powers
FE. B. Powers
Indian Spring
Vaucluse
Stephens City
Middletown
Powers
Alvin Brill
Strasburg
Tunstall Powers
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. P. Saunders
Middletown M. E. Church
R. V. Wheeler
Riverview Cemetery
Flier Plunges to Death as Race Begins at Bendix Trials
A plane crashes during the takeoff period of the Bendix race. Amelia Earhart and other aviators led a field of pilots in the early morning departures under improving conditions. The event featured new speed designs and a push toward near nine hour transcontinental times.
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New York
Roscoe Turner
Jackquweline Cochrane
Allen
Amelia Earhart
Roy O. Hunt
Benjamin O. Howard
Passing Comes To Josiah Kibler At Home of His Son
Josiah Kibler 85 native of Woodstock Shenandoah county died at 7 10 last evening at his son Joseph Kibler’s home 366 National avenue He was born February 10 1851 and was a farmer until retirement He is survived by five sons Joseph Milton Kibler Thomas Clinton Kibler Amon Lee Kibler William Harry Kibler and Hubert Kibler The funeral will be at 2 30 Sunday at Saumsville Christian Church with Rev L A Thomas Interment in Saumsville Cemetery He attended Grace Lutheran Church regularly
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Josiah Kibler
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Joseph M. Kibler
National Avenue
Mr. Kibler
Henry and
Rebecca Sheetz Kibler
Rebecca F. Kibler
Joseph Milton Kibler
Thomas Clinton Kibler
Strasburg
Amon Lee Kibler
Toms Brook
William Harry Kibler
Quicksburg
Hubertee Kibler
Toms, Brook, A
Saumsville
Van Zandt to Attend Fourth District VFW Rally
National VFW leader James E. Van Zandt of Altoona Pa will be present and speak at the Winchester post rally Sunday September 1. A. Lee Coble says 200 to 600 visitors are expected with plans for hotel dining room or City Hall Auditorium venue. session times set for 10 30 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon.
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James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Altoona
H. MacGregor Smith
Washington, D. C
A. Lee Coble
Winchester Post
City Hall
Coble
Hunter H. Boyd Dead In Texas
Hunter Holmes Boyd died in Brownsville Texas from heart trouble in his 58th year. He was born at the Big Spring homeplace in Berkeley County and spent his early years there before moving to Brownsville for business. Surviving are his widow two children and his sister Miss Bess Boyd of Wilmington Delaware.
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Berkeley County
W. Va
Hunter Holmes Boyd
Brownsville
Texas
Boyd
Kate (Snodgrass) Boyd
Big Spring
Bess Boyd
Wilmington
Del
All Day Meeting at Pine Grove
The annual all day gathering at Pine Grove DeHaven is set for Sunday September 1. Rev H C Marsh presiding elder Moorefield district preaches at 11 a m and Rev H V Wheeler Martinsburg M E Church South preaches at 3 p m. Free dinner on the grounds followed by a general experience meeting and song service. All warmly invited.
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Pine Grove
DeHaven
H. C. Marsh
Moorefield
H. V. Wheeler
Martinsburg Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Judge DENIES writ against Exchange in Securities Act challenge
Federal Judge Oliver B. Dickinson refused to issue an injunction against the Securities and Exchange Commission. He denied the petition by Benjamin L. Abraham, a broker of Oil Royalties, challenging the constitutionality of a portion of the act.
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Philadelphia
Oliver B. Dickinson
Securities and Exchange Commission
Benjamin L. Abraham
Death of Mrs. Virginia Beeson Rinker at 74 in Gainesboro
Mrs. Virginia Beeson Rinker aged 74 died at her Gainesboro home after a long illness. She was born in Frederick County and lived there all her life. Survived by husband A R Rinker two sons Roy and Earl two daughters Louise Ritter and Janet Fansler a half sister two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at 3 p.m. Sunday conducted by Rev C G Russell with interment in Gainesboro Cemetery. Pallbearers named Julian Lou Emory Larrick Lee Orndorff Ernest Adams Forrest Bageant.
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A. R. Rinker
Frederick County
Gainesboro
Rinker
Democratic Executive Committee
Roy Rinker
Chicago
Earl Rinker
Louise Ritter
Janet Rinker Fansler
Norfolk
California
B. V. Reynolds
Avalon Lanier Fansler
Barbara Lou Reynolds
C. G. Rusell
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Julian
Lou
Emory Larrick
Lee Orndorff
Ernest W. Adams
Forrest Bageant
Lewis R
Lydia Cunningham Beeson
Clerks' Offices Close on Labor Day
The city and county clerk offices will be closed all day Monday September 3 for Labor Day. The county treasurer's office will remain open, according to County Treasurer R. S. Smith.
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R. S. Smith
Child Who Drank Moonshine Dead
A three year old boy Floyd Horsley died in Kreenup Kentucky from pneumonia linked to moonshine alcohol. He was found unconscious near an empty pint bottle at his parents home and physicians could not revive him.
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Kreenup
Floyd Horsley
Thirty-One States Get More U S Relief
Washington August 30 direct relief allotments were issued to thirty-one states for early September. Work relief officials expect to employ several hundred thousand people in the next two weeks. Harry L Hopkins withheld allotments from 13 states including Alabama and Wyoming whose relief programs will be disbanded on September 1. Virginia’s amount was not yet determined.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Alabama
Wyoming
Virginia
Rail workers urged to delay strike amid mediation
Washington mediation board asks employees of the Wa bash and Ann Arbor Railroads to postpone a threatened walkout set for 6:30 a.m. tomorrow. Dispute centers on wage and hour contract interpretations.
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Washington
National (Railroad) Mediation Board
Wabash
Ann Arbor
Choate Expected to Quit as Alcohol Control Chief
Washington August 30 associates predict Joseph H Choate Jr will resign as federal alcohol control administrator soon after President Roosevelt signs the liquor control bill creating a new agency to replace the one invalidated by the Supreme Court NRA ruling.
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Washington
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Sunday School Resumes as Congregational Church Plans Contest
Appleton Wisconsin August 30. Mrs Leo Bartholemey 33 walked into Fox river with her two children and stood submerged until police pulled her free. The children drowned. Sunday School will begin 9 45 am at the Congregational Christian Church with a 5 week contest to begin September 8. Classes for children and adults to meet in regular session. The Cross Country Flight will be explained.
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Congregational Christian Church
Appleton, Wis
Leo Bartholmey
Fox River
Local Market Prices and Feed Items Listed
Daily local market bulletin shows patent and other brand prices for flour, feed, and grain. It lists 98 lb bags at various per barrel rates, corn meal, egg mash, butter prices, and livestock quotes for cows, steers, heifers, sheep, and lambs with several weight-specific entries.
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Kasco
Jaee
Greieleciv
Grain futures and cash prices reported from Chicago and Baltimore
Closing grain quotations list futures for wheat corn oats rye and barley with Sept Dec and May prices. Lard bellies prices shown for Sept through May. Baltimore wheat prices show No 2 red winter at 80 3 4 cents. Winchester markets list wheat 75 cents a bushel and yellow corn 90 cents a bushel with white corn at 93 cents.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Navy Picture Dedicated To Admiral Byrd
The Capitol Theatre in Winchester will show Navy Picture Dedicated To Admiral Byrd for three days next week. Manager Stanley Barr said the film honors Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, a local native, with a special invitation extended to Mrs. Byrd for the Monday 7:30 p.m. opening.
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Annapolis
R. E. Byrd
Winchester
Capitol Theatre
Admiral Byrd
Stanley Barr
Barr
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Market Mixed Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Baltimore market reports cattle generally steady with beef cows and bulls priced per head, calves strong with top grades around 10.00. Hogs up about 20 with varied weights from 4.80 to 12.10. Sheep and lambs sold early with lambs strong in top decks. ewes down to 3.50. Philadelphia poultry and eggs steady. butter and dressed poultry unchanged. eggs at 2.509.
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Baltimore
U. 8
S. Dept. Agric
Philadelphia
U. S. Dept
Tar Who Lost Bride At Party Seeks Freedom
SAN DIEGO Calif Aug 30 Chief Petty Officer John W Chandless United States Navy filed for annulment of his marriage to Katherine a girl he met at a Halloween party in New York in 1930 He says he lost her in the crowd at the party and has not seen her since after buying her a ring and marrying her.
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San Diego
Calif
John W. Chandles
United States Navy
New York
Hallowe’en
Katherine
Stocks steady amid Labor Day lull on New York exchange
The market showed little movement as traders left for the Labour Day holiday. A few sectors advanced while many equities held firm with narrow changes. bonds and commodities were subdued and the dollar strengthened. Major closing quotes included Allied Chemical 161 and General Electric 30 7 8. Sterling opened at 4.97 and the franc eased to 6.6342 cents.
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New York
Washington
Largest Artillery Post Fr Bragg Near Fayetteville NC
Fr Bragg near Fayetteville North Carolina is described as the largest artillery post in the United States. The claim highlights its prominence in military readiness and heavy weapons capability.
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Fr. Bragg
Fayetteville
N. C
United States
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