Grand Master Wallace to Be Honored Guest
Grand Master Aubrey Wallace of Roanoke Va will be honored by Madison Lodge No 6 I O O F with over 300 members attending from Virginia and nearby states. W Erlé Edwards leads arrangements and presides. officers will address the lodge after initiations and business. The event moves to the George Washington Hotel for a Grand Master address and drill team showcase.
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Wallace
Madison Lodge
Virginia
Aubrey Wallace
Roanoke
W. Erlé Edwards
Noble Grand
Noble Granarry Méister
Winchester
Lee Miller
Edwards
George Washington Hotel
Falls Church
Grand Lodge
Richmond
Peach
Grand Lodge of Virginia
No. 6
Fight Begun Continues as House Votes on Wage Hour Bill
The House rejected a Fish resolution for an investigation. Rep Ramspeck says the petition gain may be to avert a sectional fight over farm program and wage hour policy. John L Lewis praised for urging prompt action while critics warn of limited impact on workers.
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Fish
Rep
Ramspeck
D.-Ga
House Labor Committee
Lewis
John L. Lewis
D.tex
Itest
Sessiv
Elleg Toney
Wallace
Jones
D.-Tex
House Agricultural Committee
Compromise Farm Bill Amendment Moves Ahead in House
A tentative 114 to 95 approval backed by Rep Boileau would withhold federal benefits from farmers who plant dairy seeds on land withdrawn from cultivation under the farm bill. Administration objections warned the move risks the whole program and a second vote is planned before the full measure ballots.
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Wis
House
John F. Yare Named To Post In Woolen Mill
John F. Yare of Bound Brook New Jersey has been named superintendent of the Winchester Woolen Company succeeding the late Fred S. Hunt Sr His appointment takes effect December 15 after ten years as superintendent of the Middlebrook Woolen Company Yare brings a lifelong textile background and Philadelphia Textile School training with strong endorsements from wool trade sources He plans to relocate to Winchester with Mrs Yare prior to assuming duties.
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Bound Brook
N. J
Winchester Woolen Company
Fred S. Hunt
Mr. Yare
Yare
Winchester
Middlebrook Woolen Company
Boundbrook
Baltimore Market Reports Mixed Prices Across Livestock
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets show varied gains and dull activity. Livestock in Baltimore ranges from cattle and hogs to calves with steady to higher quotes, while Chicago reports uneven hog and cattle trade and steady to higher lambs and sheep.
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U. S
Philadelphia
Northwestern
Western
Southwestern
Baltimore Livestock Baltimore
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Stocks Swing Wide In Broad Market As Retail Bounces
New York stock prices moved across a wide range with steel shares among leaders and a late buying surge lifting many favorites. Dan and Bradstreet report a 3 to 12 percent rise in retail sales versus last year as winter demand and Christmas buying bolster the market. The dollar and franc showed small moves as traders noted a brisk mid afternoon session and city observers noted the Bayliss family heading to Washington for a weekend visit with the Pattersons.
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Dan and
Bradstreet
Fellowship Club Launches On Seventh Year of Work
The Fellowship Club enters its seventh year of Christmas activity in Winchester and Frederick county. Officials explain growing local support, and remind residents to inventory homes for donated toys and clothing to aid the needy. The club relies on public response via The Press to guide gift distribution and impact.
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Fellowship Club
Winchester
Frederick County
Notable Change in Local School Superintendent Post
The article notes the new superintendent intends to establish residence locally. Mr Hunt, who previously held the role for over five years before his fatal illness, is succeeded in the position.
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Hunt
Personal Social A Shade Banquet At Tokes Inn
Mr and Mrs E Earl Shade entertained Shades Garage and International Harvester employees at a Wednesday banquet at Tokes Inn. Guests from Baltimore and Hagerstown included J H Clendaniel R J Mungoven J H Ratliff J A Tiefenthal C T Ensor F A Green Melvin Lafollette Delbert Leight Glenn Hummer Ray Boyce T D Kenny L Wehrheim Sam Renner and Mrs Catherine C Bowley Mrs Golden Carter and Raymond Bayliss. Downey presided as toastmaster describing the year in business.
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Earl Shade
Tokes’ Inn
E. Earl Shade
Shades’ Garage
International Harvester Company
Tokes' Inn
J. H. Clendaniel
R. J. Mungoven
J. H. Ratliff
J. A. Tiefenthal
Baltimore
Olen C. Downey
Harry A. Richardson
William F. Damast
Hagerstown
C. T. Ensor
F. A. Green
Melvin Lafollette
Delbert Leight
Glenn Hummer
Ray Boyce
T. D. Kenny
L. Wehrheim
Sam_ Renner
Catherine C. Bowley
Golden Carter
Raymond Bayliss
Downey
Fifteen Police Raid Manila Stock Exchange
Philippine authorities raid the International Stock Exchange in Manila and arrest seven traders on gambling charges as the gold share market runs inactive. Police report young traders engaged in shooting dice during the disruption.
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Manila
P. I
International Stock Exchange
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago reports show stronger grain prices on expectations of smaller Argentine exportable surplus. Prices for wheat rise across contracts, with cash wheat quoted No. 2 red garlicky and other grains listed. Baltimore and Winchester markets add regional quotes. All figures reflect mill deliveries.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Baltimore
Winchester
Funeral Rites For Mrs Thatcher Held at Mount Hebron
The funeral for Bettie Baker Thatcher widow of George A. Thatcher took place yesterday afternoon at Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel. The Rev. Ronald S. Wilson Rev. Herman McKay and Rev. C Worthington Lowe led prayers and scripture. Interment followed in the family lot with pallbearers A D Henkel Jack Rutherford Maurice M Lynch George Woodward Grover C Rose William C Miller.
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Bettie Baker Thatcher
George A. Thatcher
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Ronald S. Wilson
Herman McKay
C. Worthington Lowe
A. D. Henkel
Jack Rutherford
Maurice M. Lynch
George Woodward
Grover C. Rose
William C. Miller
Virginia Ave Center Open For Teens And Quiet Activities
The Virginia Avenue Center opens tonight from 7 20 to 10 30 for all persons 14 and over. The auditorium hosts active games and dancing while a quiet room offers reading knitting embroidery and other handcrafts. WPA recreation progress is sponsored by the State Board of Education and local Board of Education with Mrs. K Grace Tinsman as hostess.
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Virginia Avenue
WPA
State Board of Education
Local Board of Education
K. Grace Tinsman
Final Mission Service Tonight at Centenary Reformed Church
The last of five special preaching mission services will be held tonight at Centenary Reformed Church with Rev. Irvin Rudisell of Edinburg Va delivering the sermon. Exercises start at 7 45 oclock. The public is invited and congregation members are urged to attend.
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Centenary Reformed Church
Irvin Rudisell
Edinburg, Va
S. L. Flickinger
Rudisell
Shooting survivor in critical condition after Virginia triple murder suicide
In Perrisburg Virginia on December 3 Mrs Kate Wimmer 31 is critically injured with a bullet near her spine after a triple shooting. Sheriff Emory Johnston of Giles County reports her husband P B Wimmer 55 killed their five year old daughter Sarah Jones wounded his wife and killed himself at Penv ry yesterday at his brother Walter Wimmer's home. The sheriff says the deaths will be ruled murder and death by own action.
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Perrisburg
Kate Wimmer
Bluefield
Emory Johnston
Giles County
P. B. Wimmer
Sarah Jones
Penvir
Walter Wimmer
Council President Turns Fireman
At the Washington Hotel Rotary Club luncheon a small fire near the clerk’s desk was quickly put out by Council President Winces Marshall aided by paper cups and Capon Springs water. Admirers urge him to swap city robes for the fire chief’s sombrero.
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Washington Hotel
Rotary Club
Winces Council
Marshall
Cannot Escape Results of Sins sermon in Winchester
Rev P C Boyer junior preacher of Braddock Street Methodist Church spoke at the Eight Day Preaching Mission in Winchester. He warned that men cannot escape sin’s consequences and urged youths to pursue a life that harmonizes physical mental and spiritual values. He will deliver the final sermon at 7 30 this evening.
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P. C. Boyer
Braddock Street
Minister Freed On Murder Count
The Rev. Monta H. Ball was acquitted today by the second jury in Beckley West Virginia on a charge of killing his 29 year old second wife. Prosecution argued jealousy and a $2000 life insurance policy motivated the shooting.
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Beckley
W. Va
Monta H. Ball
Appeal Decides Reckless Driving Case In Smith Collision
Mrs. Sebert J. Smith was found guilty of reckless driving after a collision at Gerrard and Cameron streets last Saturday noon involving her car and H. B. McCormac Jr. The judge ordered costs of the case and damage to both cars, with no fine imposed. Both drivers testified no excessive speed was shown.
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Sebert J. Smith
Donald Weems
Gerrard
Cameron Streets
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Change Time Of DeHaven Funeral
The funeral for Dale DeHaven three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas DeHaven Ridgeway West Virginia will be held Sunday at 1 p m instead of 11 a m. Services at Omps Funeral home North Braddock street with burial at Bunker Hill where she was born.
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Dale DeHaven
Thomas DeHaven
Ridgeway
W. Va
Omps Funeral Home
North Braddock Street
Bunker Hill
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