Sacred Heart Bazaar Nets $580 At Christmas Sale
The annual Christmas bazaar at Sacred Heart Church by the local NCWC chapter grossed $580. Co chairmen were Mrs. Charles Dick Mrs. Richard Brown and Mrs. Fred Sturm. Prizes went to Taffey Moffett Rhoda Whitacre and Mrs D L Fisher with Brian Kelley announcing winners.
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Sacred Heart Church
National Council of Catholic Women
Charles Dick
Richard Brown
Fred Sturm
Taffey
Fruit Growers Hear Talks on Prospects and Practices
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association met in the county court room with 74 attendees led by president Walked McC Bond. Speakers reviewed Virginia apple advertising and harvest campaigns, peach production trends, Endrin mouse control, and Social Security obligations for wage earners.
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Frederick County
Ned Jones
Virginia State Horticultural Society
John Watson
Richmond
Norfolk
Horticultural Society
State Agricultural Department
Chamber of Commerce
State Apple Commission
Chaffins
Mr. Chaffin
Virginia
Fred R. Dreiling
V.P.I
Dreiling
H. A. Rollins
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
H. A. Nelson
Winchester
Socialecurity Administration
Internal Revenue
Jeweler and Wife Held As Robbers Loot Store
In Aurora two masked robbers held jeweler Joseph Fodor and his wife Nellie captive overnight. They looted Fodor's shop of about 55000 in merchandise after forcing entry and restraining the couple. Police believe the attackers may have had accomplices.
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Aurora, Tit
Joseph K. Fodor
Nellie
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Fruitgrowers face Social Security income reporting rule
A new law requires any fruitgrower earning 400 or more in a year to report income for Social Security. Reports go to the district director of Internal Revenue. Even with personal exemption from income tax, self-employment tax applies. Attendees included Prof. A. H. Teske and Dr. Frank Horsfal. refreshments courtesy of Farmers & Merchants National Bank.
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Internal Revenue
Nelson
A. H. Teske
Blacksburg
Frank Horsfal
Virginia Agricultural Experiment
State Dept. Press Chief Henry Suydam Dies at 64
Washington report says Henry Suydam, 64, chief press officer for the State Department, died of a heart attack yesterday. He had lost his wife less than two months earlier.
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Washington
Henry Suydam
State Department
Parks sale loom over Georgia segregation dispute
Georgia state parks face a possible sale if segregation cannot be legally maintained, Lt. Gov. Ernest Vandiver and House Speaker Marvin Moate declared yesterday. The pair warned that keeping parks integrated may require drastic steps.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
Marvin Moate
Robbers Steal Jewelry After Home Invasion
Fodor recalls three early morning calls before burglars bound him and his wife in a separate closet. The bandits escaped with about $55,000 in jewelry, $400 cash, a $1,500 diamond ring, and assorted items from his home and shop.
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Fodor
Fodors
Pole
Herbert C Lamp Dies in Washington
Herbert C Lamp 62 of 1618 34th St N W Washington died Saturday at George Washington Hospital in Washington He was born August 16 1893 in Middletown son of John H Lamp and the late Harriett Snapp Lamp husband of Isabelle V Watson He was a Grace Lutheran Church member and Woodmen of the World lodge member He managed a Washington bowling center and earlier worked at Virginia Wooden Company Surviving wife father two children Jobhbn W Lat and Ruth L Fink and brother C Howard Lamp Funeral services set for Wednesday with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Herbert C. Lamp
34Th St. N. W
Washington
George Washington Hospital
Middletown
John H. Lamp
Harriett Snapp Lamp
Isabelle V. Watson
Virginia Wooden Company
Jobhbn W. Lat
Washington, D. C
Ruth L. Fink
C. Howard Lamp
Chambers Georgetown Funeral Home
Georgetown
Jones Funeral Home
Harold E. Beatty
Georgetown Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Roosevelt Order Ends Unofficial Uniforms for Diplomats
Francis Adams notes a shift from formal mourning garb to a democratic standard. The article traces a gradual change culminating in Franklin D. Roosevelt's February 2, 1937 Executive Order barring any diplomatic official from wearing an unauthorized uniform or costume.
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Klin D. Roosevelt
Congress
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