Audley Farm Sends 26 Thoroughbreds to New Orleans Sale
Audley Farm and Hobson McGehee will race 26 horses at New Orleans this winter. The lineup includes 12 two year olds, 10 three year olds, and a five year old, with Rock News as the best known East entrant. Other notable runners include Jolly Pilot Prestige Oil Queen and Bar Queen, all shipped to the Fair Grounds in fine condition.
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Berryville
Joe Patterson
New Orleans
Audley Farm
Hobson McGehee
Fair Grounds
Rock News
Rockminister
War News
Jolly Pilot
Sir Barton
Alice McLuke
Sash Cap
Chilhowee
Oil Queen
Mint Briar
Vive McGee
Gay Whirl
Tryster —Ball Masque
Sally Worth
Broadway Jones
Sailing Along
Semi- Precious
Bagenbaggage
le M
Prince Bourbon
Mary Irwin
Trahison
Transmute
Copain
Sun Pal
Cherry Time
Flight of Time
Cherry Court
Bar Queen
Sir Barton— Vulcain Queen
Charming Sir
Charming Ways
Senegal
L’aiglon
Egala
New Creation
Bright Knight
Recreation
Peedeeque
Vespasian
Alan Ata
Frolicsome
Light Brigade
Torpedo
Rocky News
Alter House
Jamaica
Friar Rock
Mallard
Green Cheese
Audley
Elmer Trueman
T Patrol
Raccoon
Laurel
Prestige
Slock ‘Trower
Gusto
Bob Smith
Tommy Atkins
Maximo Gomez
Friars Curse
Frolicksome
Tracery
Two Step
Omar Khayyam
Prestolite
North Star II
Cyllene
Ayah
Green Wave
A. B. Letelier
Officials to discuss Shenandoah National Park plan
W J Showalter of National Geographic will meet tonight at the George Washington Hotel with Winchester business leaders to review progress toward Shenandoah National Park and improvements to the Valley Pike. William E Carson, Virginia Conservation chairman, will outline achievements and potential benefits for Virginians, with public attendance invited at 8 o'clock.
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W. J. Showalter
National Geographic Magazine
Washington
George Washington
Shenandoah National Park
Valley Pike
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Showalter
William E. Carson
Virginia Commission On Conservation and Development
Carson
National Park
Record Cold Lashes Maryland as Potomac Freezes Over
Cold weather grips the mid Atlantic with Potomac River and local creeks frozen. Frederick City reports a −2 F low, while nearby areas see 40 foot ice from shores. South England experiences warmth with 57 F in December.
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Annapolis
Easton
Potomac
Potomac River
Williamsport
Brunswick
Maryland
Monocacy
Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick City
South Delights as Snow Fails to Hit South, Light Snow Elsewhere
Light to moderate snowfall touched the region with up to four inches in the southern areas while the Mason-Dixon line saw a cold snap. Despite expectations of severe gales on the New England coast, winds remained weaker and temperatures rose in many areas.
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England
London
United States
Derwentwater
Bassenthwaite
Thirlmere
Richmond
Virginia
Dale Enterprise
Harrisonburg
Washington
New York
New Jersey
Blue Mountain
Pennsylvania
Midwest
Detroit
Lake Erie
Far West
California
Seattle
Southland
Mason-Dixon Line
New England
Youth Charged With Car Theft and Liquor Found
Leroy Dellinger, 21, is held in Shenandoah county jail awaiting grand jury action on stealing James George's car at Columbia Furnace. Deputy Sheetz tracked him by vehicle tracks near the West Virginia line. A quart of spirits inside the car led to a prohibition charge. Police later found seven gallons of liquor in a Ford at Ray Bradfield's residence. Rufus Polk, 24, owned the car and pleaded guilty to transportation, receiving a five dollar fine and four months imprisonment.
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Woodstock
Leroy Dellinger
Shenandoah County
James George
Columbia Furnace
George
Jacob Sheetz
Cha
Dellinger
West Virginia
Sheetz
Ray Bradfield
John Paul
Rufus Polk
Bradfield
Gilbert E. Pence
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Quotations
Baltimore and Chicago market figures printed by Legg and Company from the Chicago Board of Trade and Baltimore Chamber of Commerce. Telephones Plaza 1498 and 1746 listed for contact.
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Legg and Company
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Chicago Board of Trade
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce Telephones
Chicago Board of Trade Today
War debt payment won’t feed jobless at Christmas
Ralph Blumenfeld urged re-examination of the war debt issue. He said London’s recent 95.55 million dollar payment to Washington would not help feed American jobless at Christmas, noting the money goes into the Treasury and not to provide meals or toys. He explained his understanding of both nations from his Midwestern roots and years in England.
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New York
Ralph Blumenfeld
London Express
London
Blumenfeld
Washington
United States Treasury
Britain
America
Middle West
England
Collier Predicts House Passage of 3.2 Beer Bill
Chairman Collier of the House ways and means committee predicted the Democratic 3.2 beer measure would pass the House, with a vote possible late tomorrow. He and Hawley noted they had not been told who would offer amendments as the procedural steps were outlined. The remarks followed political debate and prior war era concerns echoed in the Waco News-Tribune commentary.
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Associated Press
Washington
Collier
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hawley
Oregon
Prohibition Party to Launch New Bid for Votes
Washington dispatch reports Edward E. Blake new national chairman says the dry party will rebuild in every state and seek a suitable ticket for 1936. Names mentioned include Borah, Pinchot, Fathlan, McCartney, and Schuler as potential candidates. Shreveport bishop criticizes Butler and Rockefeller on prohibition remarks amid calls noting crime rises where liquor traffic exists.
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Washington
Prohibition Party
Edward E. Blake
Chicago
Blake
D. Leigh Colvin
New York
Borah
R. Idaho
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
E. J. Fathlan
United States
Shreveport
James Cannon, Jr
College of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Cannon
Martial Law Declared in Buenos Aires Amid Plot Probes
Police seized documents tying former Presidents Hipolito Yrigoyen and Marcelo de Alvear to a radical bid to overthrow the government. Congress declared martial law in Buenos Aires as authorities decoded more than 500 telegrams and seized 3,830 bombs since the November security alert. Yrigoyen resided on Martin Garcia Island after exile, declining European exile and preferring confinement on the island.
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Buenos Aires
Congress
Argentina
Hipolito Yrigoyen
Martin Gracia
Marcelo de Alvear
Yrigoyen
Yroyen
la Plata
Europe
Martin Garcia
Parana
Four Members Of Family Burned To Death In Ohio Fire
In Glouster Ohio a log house fire killed four members of the Rolland Matthews family aged 23 and their two young children. Neighbors and authorities found the bodies near the door while the family was trying to escape the smoke. The cause of the blaze could not be learned.
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Athens
Glouster
Here
Rolland Matthews
France forms new cabinet to negotiate war debts
Paris December 18 the Boncour government vows to strengthen good relations with the United States and pursue debt negotiations. Boncour takes Foreign Affairs and council presidency with Cheron as finance minister. The cabinet includes 12 Herriot appointees and pledges energetic moves to mend France finances amid US debt concerns.
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Paris
Elyseence
France
Joseph Paul Boncour
Associated Press
United States
Bacteria Doubling Question Reaches 281 Trillion Mark
If bacteria divide every 30 minutes and all survive, starting from one cell the 24 hour period yields 2 twelvefold doublings. After four cycles the total exceeds 281 trillion bacteria, calculated as 2^48 approximating 2.81e14.
Cheron joins parliament as critic of Decem ber payment
The new senator Cheron, former Finance Minister in the Poincare cabinet and rival of Viscount Snowden at The Hague, featured in well informed parliamentary circles tonight. It also reported that three Herriot cabinet members opposed the December interest payment and that one vote against it came from Paul Boncour himself.
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Paul Boncour
Chamber of Deputies
America
Herriot
France
Rriot
Chamber
Louise Germain- Martin
Cheron
Poincare
Viscount Snowden
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Boncour
M. Paul Boncour
Lebrun
M. Paul-Boncour
Geneva
Norman H. Davis
Raymond Parcerotte
Edouard Herriot
M. Patenotre
U. S
Henry Cheron
Agriculture and Commerce
Finance
M. Paul-Boncourt
Crisfield
G. O. Snapp
City Meat Market
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