Mr Hausenfluck Passes Away At Home In County
R M Hausenfluck 74 retired farmer died at his home in Stephens City at 2 30 yesterday afternoon. Native of Shenandoah county he moved from Woodstock area and leaves a widow and four daughters, one brother and several sons. Funeral from his home Sunday December 30 at 2 PM then Zion Lutheran Church near Edin four miles west, services 3 PM. Clergy from M E Church South and Lutheran Church to officiate. Burial in cemetery adjoining church. Pallbearers listed.
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M. Hausenfluck
Stephens City
Hausenfluck
Shenandoah County
Woostock
Samuel and
Harriett Miller Hausenfluck
Caroline
Burnie Miller
Woodstock
George Philips
New Market
Charles Derflinger
Opequon
Fannie Carpenter
City
Jacob Hausenfluck
County
George
Milton H
Stephenson
Charles
Boyce
Raymond
Ernest
Maynard
Clearbrook
Joseph Hausenfluck
Oranda
Decedens City
Zion Lutheran Arch
Edin
Floyd M. Lu
M. E. Church
South
Snyder Alleman
Lutheran Church
C. O. Watson
Snapp Williams
Benjamin Massie
P. E. Lineburg
W. S. Cook
J. W. Venable
Lindbergh Kidnap Case Details Unfold as Hauptmann Trial Nears
Hauptmann’s defense plan hinges on tracing $9600 of ransom money and showing loaned funds. Fisch alibi challenged while a New York theatre seller may identify Hauptmann as a prior ransom payer. Col and Mrs Lindbergh prepare to testify. Colonel Lindbergh returns to the mansion to recount the night of the kidnapping and the discovery of the child’s body.
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Hauptmann
Fisch
Alpena Bees
New York
Kage
L H
Col
Charles A. Lindh
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Curtis
Betty Gow
Sourland
Lindbergh
Miss Gow
Ita
Dynamite Blast Upsets Train in Illinois Track War
A dynamite blast damaged a Burlington train south of town, blowing ten empty cars off the tracks. One trainman was slightly bruised and traffic halted for hours. Bombers escaped, leaving a battery and switch 600 feet from wreckage. Five coal trains have been bombed in Central and Southern Illinois recently, all by the same method. Officials call it the latest phase of the miners war with many deaths.
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Interunion
Burlington
Here
Con
Central
Illinois
Md May Forbid Military Training in State Colleges
Maryland plans a bill to bar compulsory military training at any state aided college or school. The Maryland Council Against Compulsory Military Education, chaired by Miss Elizabeth Gilman, set an organization meeting at Mt Vernon Place Church and a mass meeting slated for January 8 with Rev Albert Day presiding. Several Maryland speakers are listed for the program.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Council
Elizabeth Gilman
Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert Edward Day
Lost airliner halted by snow on Adirondack search
Rescue teams faced heavy snow and freezing conditions as an American Airlines Boeing vanished near Rockwood New York. A blind-flying ship was dispatched from Newark to Albany to aid the search, with pilots conferring while relatives prayed for the crew and passenger.
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American Airlines
Albany
Pilot Dryer
Dale Dryer
Jack Brown
R. D. Handbrook
Washington
New York
Newark
Carl Day
Day
Earl W. Ward
Chicago
Observer
N. Y
Rockwood
Gloverson
Adirondack
Ernest E. Dryer
Dryer
United States
Canada
Boston-Cleveland Airway
Mohawk Valley
Adis’ondack
Noone Ought To Pile Up Money Says Shoe Man
N Munitions committee list includes Johnson among Americans with million dollar incomes in 1920. From Daytona Beach he said the rich should not accumulate wealth, declaring any man who dies rich dies disgraced. He noted dwindling principal and annual gifts, claiming business price supports are nearly exhausted and future years may mirror initial losses.
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Johnson
Senate Munitions Committee
CCC Strength May Be Doubled Led by President Roosevelt
Washington December 28 plans to more than double the Civilian Conservation Corps were under serious consideration by President Roosevelt as part of a broad winter work relief program. Cabinet officers and advisors were summoned to refine the proposal with no actions disclosed. Officials indicated a large increase is possible, with 1,000,000 mentioned as a frequent figure though the final size was not decided. The CCC currently enrolls upward of 350,000 workers.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Roosevelt
CCC
Lacks Driver's Permit Draws Fine in Drunken Driving Case
Carrie Brooks, colored, confessed she was the driver in a Fauquier county accident after initially denying it. State Officer George Miller said her uncle Lawrence Robinson was the driver. he was charged with drunken driving, which he denied. In Trial Justice Glasscock's court Carrie admitted driving without a permit and was fined 100 dollars plus costs while Robinson spent a night in jail.
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Carrie Brooks
George Miller
Fauquier County
Lawrence Robinson
Robinson
Carrie
Colored Boys Strip Batteries From Local Cars
George Mason age 16 and Jim Preston age 12, both colored, faced Police Judge Donald L. Weems on charges of stealing automobile batteries. Six batteries have been recovered. several remain missing and were sold to a local dealer. Mason was committed to the reformatory school. Preston placed on probation. In a separate case Ralph Cain was sentenced to 10 days in jail for guitar theft.
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George Mason
Jim Preston
Donald L. Weems
H. W. Butler and Brother
Reformatory School
Weems
Ralph Cain
Eight indicted for kidnapping girls to New York for immoral acts
In Smithfield North Carolina a Superior Court jury convicted eight men and women of kidnapping three Johnston County girls and coercing them into lives of vice in New York. Sentences ranged from two to twenty years with Beasley and Krane families central to the case.
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Smithfield
N. C
Johnston County
New York
Camelia Price
Frank A. Daniels
Jon Beasley
Sarah Beasley Krane
Ila Mae Beasley
Kranes
New York City
Alexander Beasley
Resents With a Gun Attentions To His Relative
Oliver Marion Snyder 28 a farmer from Levels West Virginia surrendered to Cumberland police after admitting shooting Nanny Martin in Cumberland. The motive involved Martin courting Snyders niece Cecile Kubes a former teacher now at a local plant. Martin confronted as he left a home where Kubes stayed and Snyder fired a shotgun to scare him. Martin survived with non life threatening wounds at Geeany Hospital.
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Cumberland
Oliver Marion Snyder
Farmer
Levels
W. Va
Nanny Martin
Martin
Snyder
Cecile W. Kubes
Birthday of Woodrow Wilson Observed at Capitol Tomb
The 78th anniversary of Woodrow Wilson birth was commemorated today at his Bethlehem Chapel tomb in Washington Cathedral. Admirers laid floral tributes including a wreath of bay leaves with a red white and blue ribbon. Lieut. Chester Hammond placed the wreath inside the tomb grille. A California wreath of immortelles and other native flowers arrived from supporters.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Bethlehem
Episcopal
Chester Hammond
White House
California
Wilson
Crowley Backs Glass In F. D. I. C. Controversy
In Lynchburg on December 28 Senator Carter Glass and Leo T. Crowley of the FDIC stated the 1933 bank act does not authorize the FDIC to force non member state banks to cut interest on time and savings deposits. They said the FDIC will delay action until Congress amends the law to grant explicit authority and to strengthen deposit insurance. Glass thanked Crowley for aligning with his interpretation of the law and the deposit rate issues.
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Lynchburg
L.burg
Carter Glass
Leo T. Crowley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Senator Glass
FDIC
Crowley
Congress
Glass
Philadelphia Markets Livestock and Produce Prices Report
Philadelphia Markets December 29 report lists live cattle hogs sheep and lamb prices with ranges for various weights and grades. Notable figures include hogs 800 lbs plus rising to 7.60 in some classes and vealers 7.50-8.00, eggs 1,981 cases and dairy items with butter and dressed poultry unchanged.
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Philadelphia
Leyte
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago depots report closing grain prices for wheat corn oats rye barley and fats. Prices show futures and cash quotes for December January May and July contracts with varying fractions and futures adjustments. Baltimore market notes No 2 red winter wheat and Winchester spot quotes for white and yellow corn with mill delivery basis.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Young People In Car Wreck East Of Berryville
Four local youths were in a Nash coupe driven by Jack Blackburn when it left the road two and a half miles east of Berryville about 2:20 this morning. Miss Georgia Foreman suffered a fractured left arm and John Glaize received facial lacerations while Frances Preffett and Blackburn were uninjured. The party had been returning from a Purcellville dance. a tossed cigarette and a gust of wind were blamed for the lapse that sent the car into slippery dirt and into a tree, causing the injuries and damage.
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Berryville
Nash
Jack Blackburn
Georgia Foreman
John Glaize
Frances Preffett
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Blackburn
Miss Miller To Address Bible Class On Sunday
Miss Edith M. Miller will speak before the Margaret Collins Denny Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South during the 9 45 morning session. She will present Christian As Missionary, highlighting her Baltimore Conference mission work. Ladies are invited. Miss Marshall Hutchinson has arranged the program.
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Edith M. Miller
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Miss Miller
Baltimore
Marshall Hutchinson
Wall Street closes steady after holiday week end
The New York stock market eased before New Year with many leading issues holding gains or modestly rising. Turnover reached about 780,000 shares, the largest Saturday total since November 30. Bethlehem Steel gained two points, Allied Chemical rose about four, and Union Pacific and U S Steel showed solid small advances. Closing quotes include Allied Chemical 137.44, American Can 114.%, General Electric 21, U S Steel 38.54, and Union Pacific 108.
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New York
Aless
Bethlehem Steelferred
Crucible
Republic Steels
Allied Chemical
Liggett & Myers B. Hazel-Atlas Glass
Union Pacific
Schenley
International Harvester
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel
Atch
Topeka & 5S
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Standard Oil of
N. J
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Local Markets Notice in The Star Listings
The Star notes daily market listings are correct but disclaims responsibility for typographical errors.
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The
Star
Short Patent Brand Dairy and Feed Mix Summary
This item lists mixed feeds and dairy products with prices and weights. It includes Cracked corn, mixed feet, dairy feed 16 percent, corn meal in 5 and 100 pound sacks with per 100 pricing, bran, middlings, young chickens and turkeys, butter varieties, creamery butter, country butter, cows and heifers prices, beef terms, and live stock items including Dressec pork, reflecting a historic commodity listing with miscellaneous values.
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Ubyaate
Tate
Boc Seveses
Local Retail Market Flour and Feed Prices Listed
A historical market listing shows prices for flour in 98, 48, 24 and 12 pound bags, plus single bags. The page also notes shelled corn, screenings, corn meal, middlings, scratch feed, mixed feed, dairy feed, egg mash, and creamery butter with a price of 7.25.
Reynolds Estate In Legal Tangle
Reynolds Estate in Winston-Salem faces a complex legal battle over a likely larger value than previously estimated. The estate custodian, identified as a Baltimore trustee, died by a bullet wound, prompting questions about the deceased’s role and the disposition of the Smith Estate assets in the ongoing settlement.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Smith
Baltimore
Pace Pine
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OAC
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