You Can Sew This Yourself Pattern 9797
Instructions describe a chic above the waist dress pattern with tabbed collar sleeve and back bodice details. It notes fabric choices crepe and silver cloth with contrasting trim and lists sizes 14 through 40. Order details include 3 yards 39 inch fabric and 1?2 yard contrasting, plus pattern book and book price, address and payment in coins or stamps.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Wallace urges farmers to back NRA recovery plan
Wallace speaks at the National Farm Bureau convention joining George N. Peek, AAA administrator, to urge farmers to view the agricultural recovery program broadly. They caution against local narrow views and note progress already evident despite slowness.
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Wallace
National Farm Bureau
George N. Peek
Agricultural Adjustmen
Secretary of Agriculture
Peek
Ees
Horse Put To Death After Icy Street Tragedy
A horse owned by Brill of the Charles Lupton farm slipped on West Piccadilly street late last night. After hours of failed efforts to lift or move it, veterinarian Dr. E W Miller was called and the animal was euthanized with a poison needle. The aged horse, worn shoes to blame for dangerous travel, could not stand.
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West Piccadilly Street
Brill
Charles Lupton
Town
E. W. Miller
Ebert
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Supervisors Back School Consolidations and 1934 Expenses
County Board approves continuation of salary schedules for County Treasurer R S Smith and Commissioner of the Revenue Lee N Whitacre for 1934. Board reviews and pays fourteen sheep and turkey claims totaling 236 27 including individual losses across multiple residents. Present were Brumback Gold Branner Adams Rosenberger Whitacre Massey and others with school and civil works boards in attendance.
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Tinue
R. S. Smith
Revenue
Lee N. Whitacre
Mr. Smith
Mr. Whitacre
Edgar Gordon
John Loy
Carroll Solenberger
W. H. Branner
E. W. Adams
C. M. Rosenberger
J. M. Massey
Board of Supervisors
County School Board
County Civil Works Administration Board
Reduced Holiday Fares Announced by Baltimore and Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced reduced fares between all stations for December 14 to January 1, with return by January 15. The rate is one and one ninth fares for round trips, not one fare as previously stated. Reduced round trip fares for sleeping cars will also apply.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Position Is Created For George N Peek
Washington announces George N Peek elected to head an export organization to find foreign markets for farm commodities. Peek will leave the farm administration soon. Chester C Davis named as his successor. The move follows a rift with Secretary Wallace and mirrors a shift toward linking production policy with international purchasing power.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Roosevelt
George N. Peek
Peek
Chester C. Davis
Mary Wallace
Tugel
Wallace
White House
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Paraguay Celebrates Capture Of Bolivian Forces
Asuncion reports a defense ministry declaration of victories in the Chacao Boreal with more than 13 000 Bolivian soldiers captured. Communiques list capture of the Lanza cavalry regiment and officers, the 20th and 21st regiments, and the 4th and 9th divisions, plus 1700 officers and large munitions. Public celebration and closures described.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Defense Ministry
Chacao Boreal
Lanza
Vidal Aranibar
Soa
Ninth Army
President Acts to Halt Bootlegging Amid Liquor Tax Debate
President Roosevelt weighs a liquor levy around 2.60 per gallon while Senate finance chairman Harrison says stopping bootlegging takes priority over revenue. Roosevelt aims to keep the tax low to deny bootlegger security as Choate and Lowry prepare administration position for tomorrow. A House leaders meeting discussed a reciprocal tariff authority related to liquor trade.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Congressional
Congress
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Edward G. Lowry
Secretary of the Treasury
White House
Two Men Sentenced 25 Years for Robbery
Leo Waskiewicz of Jersey City New Jersey and Basil Deverbiss of Fort Dodge Iowa were each given 25 years penitentiary terms after pleading guilty to robbing two attendants at the G K Coleman filling station near Mount Carmel Church on November 3. Waskiewicz said he acted to raise money for his dying daughter. Judge Coleman called for substantial punishment to deter others.
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Leo Waskiewicz
Jersey City
N. J
Basil Deverbiss
Fort Dodge
Iowa
G. K. Coleman
Mount Carmel Church
Waskiewics
North Carolina
New Jersey
Coleman
Major League Owners Gather For Big Meeting
Chicago December 11. Baseballs winter meeting brings owners and pilots to Chicago to haggle over trades and rules. Managers and clubs seek hitters and pitchers amid rumors of Earnshaw Averill Hafey Cuyler Bottomley Malone and Wilson swaps and more. Dr J A Richard recovering from bronchitis plans to return to practice in days.
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Chicago
Tain Landis
Detroit
Cochrane
Tigers
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
George Earnshaw
Lefty Grove
Rube Walbert
Max Bishop
St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Oscar Melillo
Indians
White Sox
New York
Tony Lazzeri
Joe McCarthy
Boston
Washington
Joe Cronin
Bill Terry
Joe Bowman
Portland
Pat Malone
Kiki Cuyler
Cincinnati
Chick Hafey
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Reds
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Jim Bottomley
Pittsburgh
Pirates
J. A. Richard
South Stewart Street
Steady To Firm Tone In Stock Market Report
Steady to firm tone shown in stocks and staples with sporadic profit taking. Steel shares rose on reports of expanding mill operations. Public activity remained light with nibbling noted by brokerages as Sterling opened at 5.11 and call money at one percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Special Meeting of Robert Y. Conrad Post
Members of Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion are reminded of a special meeting at 8 o'clock Friday evening December 15 in the Charley Rouss Fire Company hall. Important Legion matters will be discussed and possibly acted upon.
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Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Mrs Green to Address Final Prayer Circle Meeting
The last prayer circle in Section B of the Woman's Auxiliary at Christ Episcopal Church will meet at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon in the parish house. Mrs Melvin Green will address the gathering. All are invited.
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Section B
Woman’s Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Melvin Green
Chicago Grain Market Prices
Closing prices today show Chicago December 85 half, May 86 and July 85. Baltimore Spot wheat 89 percent. Winchester Spot wheat 86.
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Bn Ee
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Hagerstown
Chicago
Winchester
Violence Subside in Troubled Areas During Spanish Strike
Madrid reports violence has diminished after government troops captured a rebel garrison at Villanueva while a nationwide strike threatens to ease as workers return to posts. Commerce functions normally as the socialist party condemns the strike and the government braces for port actions if needed.
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Madrid
Spain
Villanueva
Ferrol
Gibraltar
Conc Stemtic
Congress
Socialist Party
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