Miller Defends Apple Deal Against Trade Paper Report
Henry W. Miller Jr of Consolidated Orchard Paw Paw West Virginia dispatches a reply to the New York Produce News disputing a Winchester dated article claiming apples are not moving and prices are high. He cites storage movements in Winchester Martinsburg Berkeley Springs and broader region showing strong November shipments and argues misinformation harms the deal.
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New York Produce News
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West Virginia
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
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Winchester hospital remodelling boosts X ray and therapy
The completed South Wing overhaul adds a modern X ray department with shockproof equipment and protective lead, a mobile unit for bedridden patients, and dedicated rooms for cystoscopy and skin therapy. Expanded laboratories and a broader physical therapy program accompany plans for a south side addition.
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Byrd Warns of Heavy Federal Debt Burden for Future Generations
Roanoke December story notes Senator Harry Byrd warning that the national debt has trebled in five years and will exceed 48 billion dollars with interest likely surpassing principal. He urges Virginia fiscal restraint, highlights highway spending debt freedom, and opposes waste while backing conservative state budgets and targeted relief.
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Winchester
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British Apples Shipments Decline Across Regions
Apple shipments to parts of the United Kingdom continue to fall and are expected to drop further until the new reduced tariff regulations take effect January 1. The weekly clearance report from New York via Inge and Company brokers and forwarders is cited as the source.
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United Kingdom
New York
Inge and Company
Liberty Statue to Reappear in Hoopskirt at New York
New York December 6 reports the statue of Liberty will emerge December 15 from a prolonged internal restoration. An iron hoopskirt supports the copper folds of her gown as she returns after months of repairs. Spikes in the crown were reset and the entire structure overhauled and strengthened. A gray paint coat covers inner walls as visitors were barred since April 20.
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Statue of Liberty
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Grand Jury Probes Smuggling Ties Of A State Justice Wife
Federal grand jury in New York continues an investigation into Albert N. Chaperau and Elma N. Lauer wife of Justice Edgar J. Lauer over smuggling gowns and hats valued at about $1,833 into the United States. Chaperau held on $20,000 bail. Several radio and stage figures including George Burns Gracie Allen Jack Pearl and Wallace Ford testified. A bench warrant issued for Mrs. Lauer after indictments for smuggling and conspiracy. Chaperau claimed to be a commercial attache of the Nicaraguan consulate.
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Albert N. Chaperau
Supreme Court
United States
Chaperau
Elma N. Lauer
Edgar J. Lauer
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Jack Pearl
Wallace Ford
Lauer
Leap To Love Ends In Reconciliation After 90 Foot Jump
Oliver Titchenal an 18 year old aircraft mechanic leaped 90 feet from a bridge into the dry Los Angeles river bed seeking to end his life after a quarrel with his sweetheart. The fall did not kill him and led to reconciliation with his lover.
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Oliver
Titchenal
California
Tichenal
Origin of Venezuela Name Traced to Ice Cutters Village
The name Venezuela means little ice in Spanish. It was first given to an Indian village built on piles on the Gulf of Maracabo and named by Spanish explorer Alonso de Ojeda in 1499. The term later came to denote the entire country.
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Gulf of Maracabo
Alonzo de Ojeda
Venezuela
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