Agriculture In The Recent Session Of Congress
Abstract of Chester H. Gray speech at the Frederick County Farm Bureau picnic at Jordan Springs August 29. He reviews the 1935 Agricultural Adjustment Act amendments, the Farm Credit Act of 1935, and spending, urging farm groups to push for renewal and responsible administration while guarding against tax shifts and price fixing. He emphasizes home markets, quotas, marketing licenses, and cooperative lending, and calls for stronger Farm Bureau membership to shape legislation in Washington.
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U. S. Congress
Chester H. Gray
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Frederick Cooperative Farm Bureau, Inc
Jordan Springs
Frederick County
Congress
Hoover
Sures
Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Senate
Supreme Court
Farm Loan
Farm Credit Administration
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
Farm Bureau
Virginia Motor Vehicle division sees sharp rise in drunken driving arrests
A six month 1935 report by John Q Rhodes Jr shows state police upping enforcement with 3079 arrests vs 1734 in 1934. Drunk driving arrests rose from 278 to 612. manslaughter, car theft, transporting, hit and run and reckless driving also climbed. 232 cars were recovered, 4107 convictions, fines 78487 and jail months 5136.
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John Q. Rhodes
Motor Vehicles Division
Virginia
Rhodes
Valley F F A Wins State Contest Top Place
Mt. Jackson High School’s Massanutten FFA chapter won first place in Virginia state FFA competition for 1934 35 aided by supervised practice community work soil testing and poultry judging success. The chapter earned three county cups two national cups ten individual medals and promises to compete in the national contest.
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Richmond
Richards
Washington
Mt. Jackson
Massanutten
Mr. Jackson
Tyler's 80 Foot Wide One-Way Special Thoroughfare
Tyler claims the widest one way street in the state with 80 foot-wide roadways along the courthouse square area, emphasizing its broad span and urban design.
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Tyler
Texas
Courthouse Square
Judge O Dunne’s Wife Passes Away in Blue Ridge Summit
Mrs. Eugene O Dunne wife of Judge O Dunne of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore died at their summer home in Blue Ridge Summit Pennsylvania after a decade of paralysis illness. The O Dunnies were married February 22 1904 by Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore Cathedral.
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Blue Ridge Summit
Eugene O’dunne
O'Dunne
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
O'Dunnes
Cardinal Gibbons
Marian Martin Pattern 9543 For Women’s Frock and Skirt
Advertisement for pattern 9543 includes a smart yoke front shirt with action pleats and saddle sleeves, a gored skirt, and a pointed collar in woolly cotton or sheer wool. Size range 12 through 40 with yardage and price details. book and pattern bundle offered. Submit name address style number and size with fifteen cents per pattern to The Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
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Muggs McGinnis
By Wally Bishop
Central Press
Uth Gong Huntin
Big Sister
Buddy
Ight
CC Central Press Association, Inc
Gabby
Dianapolis
Indianapolis
Ricket
Indianapol!s
Etta Kett
PU !Icaces
Hepe
Terry
Xyll
MR .B Wall
Beth
Dad
BY William Ritt
Joe King
Meridian
B. Paul Robinson
Enei
Wenders
Mount Jackson
C. E. Richards
National
O’dunne
Buncutter Tire Co
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Winchester Business College
Loudoun St
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