Virginia Assembly Approves Two Bills in Session Rush
The Virginia Assembly approved two bills amid an active session as Governor and committees outlined broader measures. Proposals include soil conservation administration via V P I and new unemployment and taxation provisions, with debates on employer duties and state funding matching for education projects.
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Sell
G.alvin Massep‘burg
Hampton
Senate
Charles W. Crowd Jr
Richmond
Massenburg
Ort
Staunton Institution
Vernon
Spratley
Supreme Court of Appeals
Morton G. Gord
Petersburg
Benjamin Muse
C. J. Ashworth
Pittsylvania
House Committee On Asylums and Prisons
J. B. Barry
Madison
Henrico
Chesterfield
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
General Assembly
V. P
Vivian Page
Norfolk
Crime Mystery Clears When Kirby Confesses
Kirby confession in Charleston West Virginia reveals his role in the slaying of Elwood Matthews a Maryland farmer and in abductions and robberies. He ties to burning a local car and the theft of T A Custer's car on the same night with two accomplices still at large. He named William B Reed and Lawrence Gingell as participants in a separate kidnapping near Oakland Maryland.
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Joseph Kirby
Charleston
W. Va
Elwood Matthews
Maryland
Rawley Springs
T. A. Custer
West Market Street
Kirby
Here
Custer
William B. Reed
Lawrence Gingell
Silver Spring
Foster Speicher
Oakland
Speicher
Mrs Carter Celebrated at Virginia Birthday Luncheon
Mrs George H Burwell hosted a Sunday luncheon for Mrs Thomas Nelson Carter in Millwood Virginia on her birthday with guests including Mrs Douglas Crocker of Fitchburg Mass Miss Isabella Cameron Raleigh and others. A dinner at Powhatan and gatherings at Saratoga followed with Blue Ridge Hunt at Moorings Grove and a note that there was no scent prompting a short outing.
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Millwood
George H. Burwell
Thomas Nelson Carter
Douglas Crocker
Fitchburg
Mass
J. Townsend Burwell
Isabella M. Cameron
Agnes R. Page
Mary F. Page
Robert Carter Randolph
Roland G. Mitchell
Isabella Mayo Cameron
Raleigh, N. C
T. N. Carter
New York
Thomas N. Carter
Saratoga
Weekend Guests of Mrs Jacobs From Philadelphia
Weekend guests at the home of Mrs Edward B Jacobs were Mr John Manuel and Mr Williams Jeanes from Philadelphia who were noted visitors in the social column.
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Edward B. Jacobs
John Manuel
Williams Jeanes
Philadelphia
Dinner Guests At Greenhalgh Residence
Attendees at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Greenhalgh included Miss Virginia Jacobs Miss Wheth erall Miss Elizabeth Jones Miss Anne Meade Mr. Lewis B. Meade Miss Agnes Mitchell Miss Gwynn Harrison Mr. Ronald G. Mitchell Jr Benjamin Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Post Mitchell. Mrs Kennedy Edsall invited Sunday guest Miss Elizabeth Balmer of Worcester Mass a Foxcroft School faculty member. Miss Jane Cary Randolph, visiting Washington with Miss Miriam Scott, returned to The Moorings Monday. Millwood Methodist Sunday School will hold a Christmas celebration at 7 30 p m Christmas night at the church.
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Edward Gay Butler
the Play House
Conrad Lewis
Miss Rose MacDonald
Berryville
Conrad Lewis, Jr
Ned Lewis
Alvin Baird
Delaplane
George Greenhalgh
Virginia Jacobs
Whetherall
Elizabeth Jones
Anne Meade
Lewis B. Meade
Agnes Mitchell
Gwynn Harrison
Ronald G. Mitchell, Jr
Benjamin Harrison
Henry Post Mitchell
Kennedy Edsall
Elizabeth Balmer
Worcester
Mass
Foxcroft School
Middlebury
Jane Cary Randolph
Mrs. Russell Sarr
Washington
Miriam Scott
Methodist Church
Millwood
Reunion in Roanoke Turns Surprise Visit
Roanoke clerk Sam P. Jones confronted a long awaited family moment when his sister Mrs. G. W. Carrico, previously unseen for 35 years, arrived from Nebraska to visit him. The scene unfolded as he recognized the kinship during a routine customer interaction.
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Roanoke
Sam P. Jones
Sam
Jones
G. W. Carrico
Nebraska
Kay France Stars With William Powell in One Way Passage
Kay France shines in Warner Bros drama One Way Passage with William Powell at Capitol Theatre Thursday and Friday.
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Kay France
William Powell
Warner Bros
Capitol Theatre
Devil Met Half Way, Washington Post Quotation
A brief quotation notes the ease of choosing evil, stating the devil will meet you more than halfway, attributed to the Washington Post.
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Washington Post
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Edward Jenkins
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