Fruit Growers to Oversee Cedar Cuttings and Loans
The article explains how production credit organizations will support orchard work and fruit growers. Cahill outlines two loan types with capital stock requirements, district leadership, and local loan committees. Dealers must verify lien satisfaction before payment. the dealer remains liable until loan release.
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Byrd
Andrew J. Cahill
Hancock
Beed
Baltimore
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Cahill
Production Credit Corporation
Used Toy Film Matinee Invites Mothers and All
The Capitol Theatre and Fellowship Club announce a children’s matinee at 10 AM Saturday inviting mothers and all adults to attend free with a used toy or clothing donation for needy children. New toys also accepted. film features Laurel and Hardy Pack Up Your Troubles plus Our Gang cartoons.
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Tom Baldridge
Capitol Theatre
Fellowship Club
Orolock
Billy Barnes
Kenneth Wendle
Handley High School
Laurel and Hardy
Our Gang
Minskgt
Boy Scouts
Future Farmers of America
White Collar Workers To Be Given Positions
The Department of Commerce estimates 11,000 white collar workers will be employed in days to come as an inventory of the nation's building conditions is prepared. Willard L. Thorp, head of the bureau, says balancing employment is the key national issue and each city may see about one job per thousand residents.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Commerce
Willard L. Thorp
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Thorp
Poultry Specials and Fresh Eggs Ad
Frying and roasting chickens priced at 13 cents a pound. Fresh eggs offered at 25 cents. Advertisement for E. J. Snapp with phone number 626.
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E. J. Snapp
Little Theatre Presents Kempy Tonight at Capitol Theatre
Winchester Little Theatre stages J. C. and Elliot Nugent's Kempy at Capitol Theatre with Polly Harrison Harry Hanst Connie Buckley Paul Rhodes Mary Darden Susan Steck Miller Jim March Ian Crawford MacCallum and Soddy Haines orchestra. Reserved tickets $1. unreserved 35 and 50 cents. Curtain at 8:30 p.m. Dance at George Washington Hotel follows.
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Capitol Theatre
Winchester Little Theatre Organization
J. C
Elliot Nugent
Little Theatre
Connie” Buckley
Miss Buckley
Paul Rhodes
Ben Wade
Rhodes
Mary Darden
Winchester
Ma Bence
Susan Steck Miller
George Washington Hotel
Walker Bond in Serious Condition After Bus Collision
Reports say Walker McC Bond was struck by a Greyhound bus in Fairfax Virginia Wednesday night. He is resting fairly comfortably in Alexandria Hospital with a crushed left knee several broken ribs and body lacerations. His condition is serious but not considered critical. His brother Howell Bond and Miss Lydia Irish and Miss Carrie Lupton visited him yesterday as he remained semi conscious.
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Walker McC. Bond
Fairfax
Alexandria
Howell Bond
Lydia Irish
Carrie Lupton
Inquest Into Florida Crossing Horrow Put Off
The inquest into the school bus train crash near Crescent City Florida that killed 10 children and injured about 30 was postponed until tomorrow. Several victims remain in critical condition and doctors cautioned that outcomes for six others could not be determined yet due to potential sternal injuries.
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Associated Press
Crescent City
Fla
Here
Meat Sale at Butler's Packing House
Saturday sale of choice home grown beef and pork at Butler's Packing House from 12 to 1 and 2 to 7 PM.
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Butler’s Packing House
Saturday Special Hose Price Listing
An old advertisement notes Van Raalte Hose formerly selling for 1.00 and 1.15 dollars now offered at 89 cents. L Hodgson is listed as the seller in Ip- area.
Pure Food Store Ad List of Dried Fruits and Candies
An advertisement for Pure Food Store promotes bulk dates two pounds for 25 cents and a full line of nuts and candies including candied cherries pineapple citron orange and lemon peel figs currants raisins with the store name and branding.
Colonel Manhall Burns in Hotel Bedroom Fire
Colonel J. H. Manhall, formerly of Winchester, suffered burns on his hands and face while trying to extinguish a fire in his Wardman Park Hotel apartment in Washington. He was alone in the room. hotel staff and executives evacuated and contained the blaze before firemen arrived. The fire caused about 500 dollars in damage, destroying bedroom furniture and pictures.
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Col
J. H. Manhall
Winchester
Wardman Park
Washington
Munhall
Engineer Gets Year In Jail On Perjury Charge
Willard H. Meese of Hegerstown former engineer for Western Maryland Railroad was sentenced to one year in jail for perjury. He repudiated earlier testimony to Judge Eugene O Dunne about a lumber company suit against the railroad and later altered his statement claiming sparks from his engine caused a fire. A bench warrant followed and Meese said he aimed to protect another man. The jury later ruled in favor of the railroad.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Willard H. Meese
Hegerstown
Western Maryland Railroad
Massie
Eugene O’dunne
Hagerstown
Meese
Relief Meat Distribution Through Red Cross
The first shipment of relief meat is being distributed through the Winchester Frederick One Chapter of the American Red Cross. Twenty two crates for the city and twelve for the county totaling 30000 pounds were received. The meat is distributed to persons known by the Red Cross to be in need.
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Federe
Winchester-Frederick One
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Christmas Kelvinator Sale Promises Lowest Prices
Final warning to buy Kelvinator appliances at the lowest prices in Kelvinator history with an ad directing readers to see Page 6 for details.
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Kelvinator
City council approves C W A right of way deals
A special council session authorized two right of way agreements for Civil Works Administration projects. The Hollingsworth estate consented to a needed diversion near the filtration plant, and blocks along Millwood avenue tied to Admiral Byrd airport streets were approved after debate. Mayor Anderson reluctantly voted aye to meet the nine vote threshold.
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Common Council
Civil Works Administration
Hollingsworth Estate
Millwood Avenue
Admiral Byrd Airport
F. Amos Shryock
Shryock
C. R. Anderson
Anderson
Scouts Prepare Christmas Toy Drive in Winchester
Boy Scouts of Winchester will partner with the Fellowship Club and Capitol Theatre for a Christmas toy drive and toy distribution. Uniformed Scouts will usher and collect toys at the theater, then repair broken toys and deliver them to needy children with Santa Claus in mind.
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Boy Scouts of
Winchester
Fellowship Club
Capitol Theatre
Chilmn
George Washington
Handley School
W. R. Legge
George Washington Hotel
Santa Claus
D. J. Howard
Warmer Weather Spreads Across Eastern Region
Warmer air was expected in the east and parts of the Midwest as a cold wave and storm abated in Europe. Across the Atlantic boat services resumed as England counted 35 storm deaths and France 11, while Europe faced further cold snaps and freezing fog. In the U.S. ice clogged streets in Chicago and the Midwest, with North Dakota and Minnesota hit by heavy snow. Texas and Oklahoma saw unusual warmth. Traffic improved in Maryland as temperatures rose and ice accidents lessened.
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Associated Press
New York
Europe
United States
East
Middle West
English Channel
England
France
Germany
Berlin
Silesia
East Prussia
Ohio Valley
Chicago
North Dakota
Minnesota
Sierra
California
Washington
Texas
Oklahoma
Baltimore
Maryland
Kiwanis Club Speaker at George Washington Hotel
Rev Hubert Sydenstricker D D pastor Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South spoke on Kiwanian ideals and Christmas giving as Harry W Ebert supervised this week’s Kiwanis program at the George Washington Hotel Wednesday.
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Harry W. Ebert
George Washington Hotel
Hubert Sydenstricker
D. D
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Local residents fined under city traffic ordinance
Six more local citizens faced fines of three dollars each in police court yesterday. Judge Conrad L. Weems ordered the penalties for not motoring property. Names listed include Roy P. Duvall J Jackson F R Kelley Glenn Silmen Mrs Hugh Solen berger and H W Butler.
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Conrad L. Weems
Roy P. Duvall
J. Jackson
F. R. Kelley
Glenn Silmen
Hugh Solenberger
H. W. Butler
Massey Child Improves After Appendectomy
Master Logan Massey son of Mr and Mrs Carl F Massey of Ridgewood Orchard farm west of town improved today after an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital. His mother who has been ill with tonsillitis at home was also improved today.
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Northern Virginia
Knight, Jr
J. A. Richard
R. R. Sartelle
Winchester
Frederick County
United States
United States Public Health Service
Lynch
Logan Massey
Carl F. Massey
Ridgewood Orchard Farm
Memorial Hospital
No Liquor Advertising Policy Statement
The Star will not accept advertising of intoxicating liquor after the eighteenth amendment repeal. The paper was early in Virginia to adopt this policy and will maintain it regardless of Virginia liquor control methods. It opposes advertising intended to induce or influence drinkers and urges prohibition by law.
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The
Star
Virginia
Christmas tree listings at Haines Marble Yard
Cedar pine arborvita and spruce trimmings offered by Haines Marble Yard. Phone number 378 J. Ad appears across multiple pages with dates 1p 51 12 15 16 18 20 22.
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J. Haines Marble Yard
Bailey Bros Candy Special Prices for Churches and Schools
Bailey Bros advertises special candy pricing for churches and schools. The notice lists box quantities and page references 1p 31 12 14 15 and 19, indicating multiple catalog or insert locations.
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Bailey Bros
Confession Admitted as Evidence in Crawford Slaying Case
Witnesses testify no threat or promise was made to obtain George Crawford's confession regarding the deaths of Mrs. Spencer Tisley and Mrs. Mina Buckner. The confession was entered as evidence.
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Leesburg
George Crawford
Spencer Tisley
Mina Buckner
Chicago
Crescent City
Fla
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Burglars Blow Up Safe At A Strasburg Mill
The H Snarr feed in Strasburg was burglarized last night. Thieves blew the safe to pieces and fled with 300 dollars in checks and 150 dollars in currency. Investigators think professionals carried out the job after several prior failed attempts. No arrests were reported by noon today.
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Oc Ee
H. Snarr
Strasburg
Terminal Stays At Old Station
George Engle vice president and George Brown architect for Greyhound Bus Lines visited the city on business about the union bus terminal. Present terminal will be kept for another year at least, with no known improvements or changes planned.
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George Engle
George Brown
Greyhound Bus Lines, Inc
Charleston
W. Va
Union
Mrs Buckner Improves After Illness at Amherst Street
Mrs Mary R Buckner has shown improvement after several days of serious bronchitis at her home on Amherst Street.
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Mary R. Buckner
Amherst Street
Witnesses Testify No Threat Made By Prosecutor In Obtaining Confession
In Loudoun County Virginia the confession implicating Crawford in the Isley house slaying was admitted as evidence after witnesses testified no threats or promises were used. Judge McLemore said parts appeared voluntary and allowed the confession for two reasons.
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Associated Press
Leesburg
Are Crawford
Agnes Boeing Sisley
Middleburg
Metro
James L. McLemore
Loudoun County
Boston
John Galleher
Virginia Commonwealth
Aote Des 7
Aeng
Crawford
Galleher
Charlie Johnson
Washington
Isley
Johnson
Aoe
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America
Hollywood
Mary
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Walker Bond
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Horrow
U.S
Dr. Sartelle
of Study Club
Dr. Lynch
J. E. Madden
C. B. Harlee
George H. Heist
Ralph B. Snapp
Dr. Knight
Chub
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C. W.A
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Mr. Shryock
Geo. Washington Hotel
Piccadilly St
Dr. Sydenstricker
Kiwanis
San Pedro
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Portoco
Poznan
Poland
Athens
Samuel Insull
London
MR. Galleher
McLemore Convin
Ned
Massachusetts
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