Handley Noses Out A M A In Fast Court Tilt
Handley edged A M A 35 to 31 as McFall led with 15 points, Garber 12 and Crisman 11 for the locals. The Judges face Waynesboro PA next in the C V A L schedule while Aldie defeated the Moose 43 to 38 and the Girls team lost 50 to 14.
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Randolph Macon
Front Royal Court
Macon
Aeheen
Venger
McFall
Garber
Crisman
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Handley
Baker
Ramey
Clevenger
Lake
G. F. P. McFail
Pyre
Jones
Cassell
Cook
Brown
Legge
Aldie
Moose
Athltic Association
Warren
Loudoun Countians
Leath
Rtf
Girls’ Athletic Association
Winchseter Moose
Marshall Athletic Club
Handley Court
Marshall
The
Crowl
Klipstine
Oole Crowl
Rf. G
F. P. Hawkins
Kibler
Rf Dafflemyer
If.aker
Williams
Moose Host Valley Fives In Edinburg Return Game
The Moose team faces Valley Fives in a home rematch on Edinburg high school court. A return engagement follows next Tuesday in Warrenton after tomorrow night's game.
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Marshall
F. P. Rudy
Sc. Klipstine
Se. Pierce
K. Russell
Moose
Edinburg High School
Warrenton
Measure for Education Plan Introduced in State Legislature
A bill proposing funding from liquor profits for education faced a renewal fight after a recent vote. Key players include George W. Herring of Prince William promoting 65 percent distribution by population, Wilbur C. Hall advocating a sales tax, and Ashton Covell opposing a guaranteed school appropriation. The measure also covers local option issues and liquor licensing appeals.
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George W. Herring
Prince William
Wilbur C. Hall
Ashton Covell
Debates on Liquor Amendments Highlight Session
Delegates discussed allowing druggists to buy liquor from distilleries, not the control board, to curb prices. The English Crowder proposal was rejected on a non recorded vote. Amendment to reduce town size for local option was defended as protecting will of residents.
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House
Peery
John Q. Rhodes
John W. Momoon
Hapkinsonburg
English and
Crowder
Richmond City
Liquor Control Board
Control Board
Wilbur Hall
Hall
Finance Committee
Special Blue Eagle Offspring For Manufacturers Drawn
The N R A plans a new bird design for code signers with a registration number for each manufacturer. The bird and number can be withdrawn if violations are proven. Also notes on Emma Elizabeth Howell and William Harper Dean visiting Washington amid hospital care.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
Early Wind-Up Seen for Congress Session
Washington reports indicate Speaker Rainey expects an early end to the congressional session with the House ready to pass four department supply bills and St Lawrence Treaty talks ongoing in the Senate. The day saw quick approval of a plan for nationwide flood control, navigation, irrigation and power. The cabinet and governors will testify on lynching bills amid recent hangings in Maryland and California.
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Washington
Morgantheau
Ney
House
St. Lawrence
Senate
Legislatio
Ritchie
Ralph
Costigan
Colorado
Wagner
California
Maryland
Congress
Ickes
Justice Department
Chicago
Verne Sankey
Lumber Interests Hold Meeting To Hear About Code
Lumber producers from Virginia West Virginia and nearby hold joint sessions today tomorrow and Saturday at the George Washington Hotel to resolve issues in the lumber code. George Delaney of the Hardwood Manufacturers Institute Memphis Tenn assists local interests on uniform hours wages and selling prices for finished products.
President Fixes Dollar Value At 59.06 Percent Gold
The President sets the dollar at 59.06 percent of its gold content and fixes gold at $35 an ounce for international dealings. A $2 billion stabilization fund is created to regulate foreign dollar value, with exchange rates expected to stay pegged by gold sales for export. Internal settlement actions follow this decision.
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Pace One
America
Roosevelt Fixes Gold Value and Dollar Exchange Rate
President Roosevelt announced a fixed gold dollar of 155 21 grains nine tenths fine and a $35 per ounce purchase rate for gold through the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Officials said the policy would affect export sales and exchange rates, with imports and purchases driven by international price movements.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
United States
New York
Seattle
Treasury
Proposals Tie Gold Value to Commodity Prices
The text outlines a currency theory linked to Roosevelt’s recovery program. It argues that when gold value in dollars rises, commodity prices rise accordingly, with the initial goal being higher commodity prices as part of the recovery plan.
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Roosevelt
Chicago Grain Market Prices Report
Closing quotations show Chicago May at 91 1/2 cents and July 90 cents and September 91 cents. Baltimore spot wheat at 99 cents. Winchester spot wheat at 96 cents. Data supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling Corporation via a wire arrangement with Sticker Sales Corp. dealers in cash grain and futures.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
Cash
North
Washington Street
Winchester
Deathknell to Private Gambling Bill in House
The Virginia House of Delegates voted 18 to 71 against final passage of the Hall bill to legalize private gambling. Delegate Page called it a bar association measure, while Delegate Spiers led opposition, arguing it would replace a salutary statute and could widen permissive gambling.
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Richmond
House of Delegates
Page
Bar Association
Spiers
Radford
Hall Bill on Horse Racing Referred to Finance Committee
Debates included E D English of Rochmond city Coleman of Nelson and Stephens of Isle of Wight opposing the measure while support leaned to the liberal side. The Hall bill legalizing horse racing and pari mutuel betting was referred to the committee on finance per the agriculture committee's request.
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E. D. English
Rochmond City
Coleman
Nelson and
Suspected Bank Robbers Escape From Virgilina Bank
An unsuccessful attempt to rob Citizens' Bank of Virgilina was foiled when Pur year and a Norfolk railroad detective shot at suspects. One attacker appeared wounded as three men fled in a brown sedan toward Oxford North Carolina after firing on officers. No theft or vault damage reported.
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Virgilina
Citizens’ Bank
Norfolk
Oxford
N. C
Keisters Honor Louise de Scrut Keister Wedding
Mr and Mrs C S Keister of Strasburg host a luncheon at Hotel Machir to honor daughter Louise de Scrut Keister as she marries Ine M Cochran of Richmond this afternoon.
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C. 8S. Keister
Strasburg
Hotel Machir
Louise de Scrut Keister
Ine M. Cochran
Richmond
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Je Preffit
Jasper
Emma Elizabeth Howell
Berryville
William Harper Dean
White Haven
Clarke County
Mrs. Dean
Garfield Hospital
Rainey
L. J. Giles
Clifton Forge
General Federation of Woman's Clubs of
Virginia
Woman’s Club of
Tiggie
Turner
Him
She
Ethel M. Dell
George F. Warren
Lowen
Brunswick
Brunswick Stanard
Brunswicks
Ford
AR Ante
Andley Molson Ce
Oil Association
Thrift Auto Stores
N. Loudoun Street
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