Prohibition Back in Coming Years Declared by Dr Richardson
Rev Ed J Richardson of Richmond told a San ge rville audience that prohibition will return after the liquor control experiment. He outlined a League plan to educate youth about alcohol and protect dry counties, criticizing current regulation and urging a future strong federal policy.
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Harrisonburg
America
Ed. J. Richardson
Richmond
Virginia Anti-Saloon League
Sangerville
League
Richardson
Berryville
Anti- Saloon League
Europe
Virginia
J. Blanton Belk
Fruit Cake Mix Listing at Pure Food Store
A compact list for a fruit cake mix at Ap 11 Pure Food Store includes dates currants raisins figs citron orange peel lemon peel cherries and nut meats. The item outlines standard cake ingredients and suggests a ready combination for holiday baking.
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Ap-11
Glances At News of Day
Washington ready to proclaim end of dry era as soon as Utah votes for repeal tonight. Roosevelt ready to proclaim repeal of the 18th amendment today. Washington sub-committee recommends preliminary tax revision program. Stocks and bonds staging a recovery. Gold purchase price unchanged at 34.01. Dawes bank reduces RCC loan to 62 million. Prince Anne strange slaying mystifies Eastern Maryland. Admiral Byrd flagship arrives in harbor. Lindbergh plans take-off at midnight for Brazil. Inter American monetary system proposals at Pan American conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Utah
Glass
Virginia
New York
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Reuben Solenberger
J. K. Coughton
Farm Credit Administration
Harrisburg
Maryland
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Washington — Treasury
Washington — Dawes Bank
F.C
Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Decatur
Ala
Scottsboro
Supreme Court
John
Jake the Barber
England
Princess Anne
William Green
Wellington
New Zealand
Admiral Byrd
Bathurst
Gambia
Col
Lindbergh
Brazil
Lindberghs
West Africa
South America
Montevideo
Cuba
Athens
Green
Samuel Insull
Rome
League of Nations
United States
Russia
Japan
Germany
Maryland Girl Found Dead Not Attacked In Maryland Woods
Edna Morris, 20, found dead in a wooded area near Princess Anne, Maryland. Dr. Harry Langford deemed no assault. stomach sent to Baltimore for exam. Sheriff Daugherty voiced doubt, hinting at possible murder. two local men questioned and released. No mob action since discovery.
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Associated Press
Princess Anne
Somerset County
Harry Langford
Edna Morris
Baltimore
Langford
Luther A. Daugherty
George Leech
James Dennis
Doctor Flickinger to Address Church Circle
The prayer circle of Christ Episcopal Church will meet at the parish house at 3 30 Wednesday afternoon. The Rev Dr S L Flickinger pastor of Centenary Radio Church will address the gathering. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
L Flickinger
Centenary Radie Church
Machinery Exhibit Dominates Virginia Horticultural Meeting
The Virginia State Horticultural Society opens its thirty-eighth annual session in Luray with a large display of modern machinery at the Mimslyn Hotel basement. W S Campfield notes two score exhibitors showing disease control gear, packing samples, and labels. The program features pest control talks by experts from Richmond Fort Valley and West Virginia, with notable speakers including J H Meek and H L Price. The banquet speaker will be Senator Harry F Byrd followed by a tour of Luray Caverns.
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Virginia State Horticultural Society
Mimslyn
Luray
W. S. Campfield
Staunton
J. H. Meek
Division of Markets
Richmond
C. R. Wiley
Lee Hutchins
Fort Valley
F. D. Fronme
Dean Agriculture College West Virginia
R. H. Hurt
Piedmont Field Laboratory
W. 8. Hough
Winchester’ Research Laboratory
Winchester
Virginia
A. B. Grove
Winchester Field Laboratory
A. H. Teske
A. J. Farley
New Brunswick
N. J
T. B. Byrd
H. L. Price
John F. Deegan
New York
Tom B. Pearce
Columbia
8. C
South
H. H. Hill
F. N. Fagan
State College
Harry F. Byrd
Eastern Fruit Growers’ Council
Luray Caverns
E. D. Nininger
Roanoke
Masonic Grand Master To Visit District Lodges Tonight
Judge J. C. Padgett, Independence, will be guest of honor at a district Masons meeting in the Masonic Temple on North Loudoun Street at 7 30 this evening. Refreshments will be served after the lodge. Members from Strasburg Berryville Front Royal and Winchester are invited to attend. Padgett attended a similar meeting in Harrisonburg last night.
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J. C. Padgett
Independence
Masonic Temple
North Loudoun Street
Padgett
Strasburg
Berryville
Front Royal
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Entertainment and Refreshments at Church of Christ
Church of Christ hosts Sunday School event in the room with refreshments. Thursday December 7, 1745. Adults 30c, children Lic. 12-5-Ip-11.
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Church of Christ
Fellowship Club Organizing To Bring Merry Christmas
Winchester appeals for help to deliver Christmas cheer to every needy child. Last year over 1000 children benefited. this year Santa may be spread thin without aid. Join as a Santa for at least one child, call 113 to get a list, and support a central effort with district nurses, Salvation Army, and Red Cross coordinating to avoid duplication.
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Fellowship Club
Winchester
Santa Claus
The
Fellowship
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Salvation Army Plans Christmas Aid Drive Here
Major James Mars of the Salvation Army reports activities for Nov 5 to 26 including employment help meals and clothing distributed and beds shoes and other aid provided. He announces the start of Christmas work with a street kettle and appeals for groceries chickens and cash donations to aid needy families.
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James Mars
Salvation Army
Court House
Major Mars
Salvation Army Post
Avenue
Winchester
Woolworth
Byrd Reaches New Zealand After Antarctic Voyage
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd's Antarctic flagship arrived in Wellington harbor late tonight after completing the voyage to the polar region. The AP report notes the halt in New Zealand as the expedition continues its global journey.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Richard & Byrd
Mary Hoover Granted Absolute Divorce in Corporation Court
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hoover is granted an absolute divorce from George D Hoover by Judge Philip Williams. The decree merges with a prior bed and board order, grounds are desertion. An infant daughter is placed in the mother's custody. Neither party may remarry for six months.
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Mary Elizabeth Hoover
George D. Hoover
Philip Williams
Corporation Court
Bed and Board
Your Photo The Ideal Gift for Christmas
Barr's Studio advertises photography as the perfect Christmas gift with a phone contact listed.
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Barr's
Studio Phole
Bryarly Quits Insurance Over Ill Health
Henry R. Bryarly resigns from H. R. Bryarly and Brother after 20 years as general agent for Home Life Insurance Company of New York. Resignation effective November 30. he and Mrs. Bryarly will seek rest in Florida. R. T. Bryarly named branch manager for the same territory. offices remain at 137 North Loudoun Street under Bryarly and Green.
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Henry R. Bryarly
H. R. Bryarly
The
Home Life Insurance Company
New York
Bryarly
Bailey Named Assistant Administrator for Civil Works Funds
The C W A board for this city announced the nomination of F. W. Bailey, a local apple grower and former mining engineer, as assistant administrator for the Civil Works Administration funds. The nomination was forwarded to Richmond for approval, and Bailey agreed to accept.
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C W. A. Board
F. W. Bailey
Civil Works Administration
Richmond
Bailey
The Star This Christmas Subscription Idea
A Christmas appeal urging readers to gift The Star subscription for 1934. The message emphasizes daily enjoyment for the whole family and continuous benefits throughout the year. It frames the gift as lasting and memorable.
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The
Star
Pat launches writing contest for readers
The “Shopping With Pat” column announces a ghostwriter contest starting next Monday December 11. Submissions must be 55 words or fewer, on advertisers’ features, with name and address, due by December 9 at 9 o clock. Prizes include candy, theater tickets, and gifts from local merchants.
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Pat
L. R. Smith, Inc
Waalee Teping Sia
Rhodes Drug Company
Whitman’s
Nat” Hawkins
Palace Theatre
Golden Glow
Lovett Brothers Shoe Store
Winchester Printers and Stationers
Harper’ Method Beauty Shop
Ruby Jackson
Colonia
Affleck Rites Rescheduled to 2 P M Wednesday
The funeral of the late J. William Affleck is moved from 3 PM to 2 PM Wednesday. Services will be at his home 222 South Cameron Street conducted by Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker due to a scheduling conflict.
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J. William Affleck
No. 222
South
Cameron Street
Hubert Sydenstricker
Fire damages porch and furniture at Bynes home
A small fire at 644 North Loudoun Street destroyed the back porch and some household furniture in the home of Charles and Lucy Bynes. About 150 dollars in damages were caused. The blaze was found at 1 40 a.m. Sunday and the fire department responded. The origin remains undetermined.
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Charles
Lucy Bynes
North
Loudoun Street
Police court fines drunk Walter Gordon ten dollars
Walter Gordon age 26 was fined 10.75 by Judge Donald L. Weems in police court this morning for drunkenness. Also notes a wanted collie seeking a home, not a thoroughbred, contact phone 41-1.
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Walter Gordon
Donald L. Weems
New Experiment On How To Handle Rum Question Gains Attention
American shoppers show a forward retail trend with Dunn and Bradstreet rating districts as good except Kansas City fair. Wholesale, manufacturing and collections appear good or fair, with retail movement cited as a major favorable factor by Standard Statistics and the National Retail Dry Goods Association amid a recovery in October sales.
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Dunn & Bradstreet
Kansas City
Comments Standard Statistics Co
Channing E. Sweitzer
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Government Readies Machinery to Protect Dry States From Liquor
A historic shift ends Prohibition as the Twenty First Amendment takes effect. Utah’s ratification makes the thirty sixth state, triggering nationwide repeal provisions and new rules for liquor importation. Court challenges fail to block proclamation plans as officials prepare to release medicinal stocks and implement enforcement changes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Salt Lake City
F. Dickenson Letts
District of Columbia Supreme Court
William Phillips
Utah
Canon William Chase
Brooklyn
George 8. Duncan
International Reform Federation
Justice Letts
Roosevelt
Phillips
State Department
Gettysburg Youth Goes on Trial for Bandit Killing
Emmanuel Bingaman, 19, of Gettysburg, goes on trial in Hagerstown for the bandit murder of Reuben Solenberger, a filling station attendant killed during an attempted hold-up in September. His companion Elvin Pair, 22, was convicted of first degree murder and awaits sentence. Both men admit presence but deny the killing.
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Hagerstown
Emmanuel Bingaman
Gettysburg
Reuben Solenberger
Bingaman
Elvin J. Pair
Washington County
Fair
Solenberger
Clarence Emmett
D. A. Wolfinger
John Wagaman
J. Lloyd Harshman
16 Prizes Awarded in Local Contests
Boys and Girls Contest nominatings are underway with voting starting Wednesday December 6. Participants can influence outcomes by spending a penny at Brooks' Pharmacy where every penny counts toward prizes.
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
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Byrd
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Ness
Tures
Evening Star
Affleck
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Secteur Eee
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