Soutamyer Again Named To Lead Fire Unit
In Royal Virginia the Front Fire Department held its regular meeting at Fireman's Hall on Manor Avenue. Chief F A Stoutamyer was reelected as chief with officers elected: Worrank Stoutamyer chief, E T Whitworth assistant chief, L B Cary first lieutenant, Hugh Reid second lieutenant, Lewis Thompson third lieutenant, Stuart Payne treasurer, Ray Jones secretary. Auditing committee includes Georg Ramsey Charles H Menefee and Edgar C Smith. New by laws accepted and retiring secretary Johnny Marchi read his 1935 report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Manor Avenue
F. A. Stoutamyer
Worrank Stoutamyer
T. Whitworth
L. B. ‘Cary
Hugh Reid
Lewis Thompson
Stuart Payne
Ray Jones
Georg Ramsey
Charles H. Menefee
Edgar C. Smith
Johnny Marchi
Front Royal Community Notes Seventeen Reach Home for Holidays
Front Royal Va January 3. Local residents report return from holidays with several illnesses noted. Leonard Mathews and son Teddy are home with colds while Mrs Leonard Mathews joins relatives in Tappahannock. Others returning to school include Charles Reeves B Ney Scheuer to VPI and Franklin Forsyth Jr to William and Mary College.
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Front Royal
Leonard Mathews
Teddy Mathews
Franklin Forsyth, Jr
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Borsinn
Mrs
Franklin
Deaths William W. Cameron of Front Royal
William Wallace Cameron died at his Manor Avenue home after a long bee trouble illness. He was 66, a mechanic by trade, and is survived by wife and children including Misses Virgie Susie Jessie and sons William Harry Cameron, plus two sisters and four brothers. Funeral at the Methodist church Saturday at two, Rev. R. Clagett officiating. Interment at Bennetts Chapel family burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. W. Cameron
Front Royal
William Wallace
Bud) Cameron
Manor
Birdie Walters
Compton
Mattie Kemp
Percy Cameron
Hugh Cameron
Riverton
J. W. Cameron
Marysville
Tenn
Robert Cameron
Rileyville
Cameron
R. Clagett
Bennetts Chapel
Sloat Rites Held For A. Sloat In Front Royal
Robed in accordance with Presbyterian custom, the funeral for A. Sloat, 79, was held at Maddox and Sam sell's chapel at 2 PM with Rev. H W Shannon officiating. He was the son of Jacob N Sloat and survived by one brother Walter Sloat of Front Royal and four sisters Mrs Lucy Venable Mrs Minne Rise Mrs Robert Mills and Mrs Emma Marcy. Interment followed at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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A. Sloat
Maddox
Samsell
H. W. Shannon
Presbyterian Church
Sloat
Jacob N. Sloat
Walter Ss. Sloat
Front Royal
Lucy Venable
Minne Rise
Kearneysville
W. Va
Robert Mills
Shenandoah Junction
Emma Marcy
Oil City
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Congressional fight over bonus augments payment details
The debate covers immediate payment and refund of interest on loans to veterans, altering maturity dates to 1937, and Treasury bonds to fund the insurance fund. Patman and veteran groups push for swift House action, while Byrd favors funding from unallocated balances, not debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Government
Life Insurance Fund
Federal
Vinson
American Legion
House
Patman
D.-Tex
Ways and Means
Washington
Jan
Byrd
D.-Va
Basketball Game Tonight in Front Royal
A large crowd is expected for the 8 o clock game at Randolph Macon Academy court between the Crimson Flashes and the Front Royal All Star team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Crimson Flashes
Randolph-Macon Academy
State Officer Inspected Local Disposal Plant
A state officer conducted an informal inspection of the local disposal plant. He stated there are no comments he can make at this time about the situation here or elsewhere.
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Page One
Markets Report: Mixed Feed Prices and Butter
Market notes show mixed prices for animal feed with Cratcry feed at 1.40, Kasco mash at 1.70, Egg Mash at 2.16, and creamery butter around 30.30. Nearby commodities include quality feeds and country butter with varied quotes.
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Kasco
Livestock And Produce Markets Timore Jan 3
Livestock prices show steady to higher trends across cattle hogs and sheep with limited offerings. In Timore cattle holdovers steady with bulls 5.50 to 6.75 and calves around 150 dealers scarce. hogs up 10 cents with 140-220 lb goods at 9.60 to 9.80. sheep and lambs generally steady to higher, active market for heifers and cows. Chicago totals show hogs 9,000 with 140-220 lb at 9.60-9.80 and cattle 2,500 with steers mostly 7.50 to 9.25 and best 10.25. sheep 5,000 with fat lambs strong to 15 higher and yearlings up to 25.
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Timore
Pt. Agric
Georgia
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
Local Markets Feed Prices and Grains in Daily Listings
The Star lists daily price quotes for patent and short patent flour, cracked corn, shelled corn, corn meal, middlings, mixed feed, dairy feeds, and bacon and eggs in various bag sizes. Also shown are prices for butter, veal, lambs, turkeys, and live poultry, plus retail market flour and other staples.
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Kasco
RGGS
Sa FU Edge
Sictiaelses AB
Iin Gene
Sevesgex
Seeaccess
Market Opens As President Speech Overshadows Trading
Wall Street opened with mixed activity as Congress and the President prepared a joint address. Bonds showed strength while rails and cotton were uneven. Retail sales slipped post Christmas but remained above last year. 2 p.m. quotations list dozen blue chips with varied moves including General Electric General Motors and U S Steel.
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Congress
Financial
Washington
Allied Chemicals
American Cab
American Radiator
American Stel
American Sugar Refi
American Tel
Tel
American Woolen
A. T
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Con. Gas
Corn Ucts
du Pont
General Electric
General Motor
General Mills
International Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penna. Railroad
Standard Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Wheat and Grain Quotations Across Markets
Chicago and surrounding markets show steady grain quotes despite political uncertainties. Wheat led with slight declines and some gains in futures, while cash grain prices varied by grade with no dramatic shifts.
Senator Glass Birthday Felicitations Celebrate Virginia Senator
Borah honors Senator Glass of Virginia on his birthday, praising a long public career, unwavering principle, and respect from colleagues and the nation. He notes Glass's constructive legislation, clear mind, and deep understanding of the public good.
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Senator Glass
Borah
Senate
Virginia
Glass
Deputy Officers Appointed in Frederick County
Orders entered in Frederick by Judge Philip Williams appointing Mrs Bessie Brannon deputy clerk and J W Newcome and A J Wiggenton as deputy sheriffs of Frederick County.
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Frederick
Philip Williams
Bessie Brannon
J. W. Newcome
A. J. Wiggenton
Frederick County
Congress Opens Fight Over Embargo Power and Veterans Bonus
Congress opened amid disputes over presidential embargo powers and a compromise veterans bonus plan. Administration bills seek discretionary embargo authority plus war material restrictions, while Chamber of Commerce opposes the bonus citing a 1.277 billion cost. Veterans groups push for payment. Roosevelt's budget discussion followed.
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M. Kimball
William B. Barry
D-Ny
William F., Brunner
Edward W. Curley
D NY
Anthony
Xyfin
Ed W. Creal
Cap B. Carden
Allied Veterans’ Organizations
Roosevelt
Congress
McReynolds
House
Foreign Airs Committee
Bellif
Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Supreme Court
NRA
Treasury
Capitol
Slushy
United
Veterans’ Organizations
France Seeks League Aid for Military Support
Paris reports reliable sources say France asks League of Nations members to promise military aid similar to Britain’s guaranteed support if Italy attacks. The request centers on securing collective defense commitments amid rising tensions in Europe.
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Paris
France
League of Nations
Great Britain
County Ministers Announce Week of Prayer Themes
Pastors from multiple churches open a county wide week of prayer with assigned themes. Mon night speakers include Rev. Riggleman at Middletown and Rev. Richardson at Salem Church of the Brethren. Others host at Stephens City, Kearns Town, Macedonia, St. Pauls Lutheran, and more.
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W. L. Riggleman
Middletown
God
V. H. E. Richardson
Salem
Church of the
W. A. Clark
Stine’s Chapel
Albin
J. D. Russell
Gore Union
C. E. Seastrunk
Red Bud United
Brethren
Last Rites For Mrs. Argenbright Observed In Stephens City
Funeral services were held for Eliza Jane Argenbright 86 widow of B T Argenbright at 2 30 pm from the family home in Stephens City. Rev F M Lucas and Rev Snyder Alleman officiated with hymns I Would Not Live Always and Abide With Me. Pallbearers were W Lomax Parker French K Reid Gervis F Lemley Julian D Steele T Arthur Grim and William Lindamood. Interment followed in Green Hill Cemetery. Grandson Boyd M Steele, aboard the President Polk, delayed by weather, is due in New York January 6 after expected December 31 arrival.
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Eliza Jane Argenbright
B.T. Argenbright
Stephens City
F. M. Lucas
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Snyder Alleman
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. Lomax Parker
French K. Reid
Gervis F. Lemley
Julian D Steele
T. Arthur Grim
William Lindamood
Green Hill Cemetery
Boyd M. Steele
President Polk
Java
New York
Mr. Steele
W. B. Steele
Strasburg Production Credit Meeting Set for Jan 22
Julian A. Everly announces the Strasburg Production Credit Association stockholders’ meeting to elect officers and directors for the coming year. Invites will be issued to stockholders in Strasburg on January 22. The association serves Warren County and surrounding areas under federal Acts, emphasizing cooperative farming credit and member involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian A. Everly
Strasburg
Everly
Congress
Parm Credit Administration
Production Credit Association
Direcors
Strasburg Production Credit Association
Ten Injured In Seashore Fire At Biltmore Hotel
Ten men were injured when a general alarm fire destroyed the 100 room Biltmore Hotel in Atlantic City early today driving more than 40 guests into the street in their night clothes. The fire began in the rear of the five story frame building and hours later firefighters still fought the smouldering ruins.
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Atlantic City
Biltmore
House Elevator Mishap Sends Two Stories Down
An elevator on the House side of the capitol crowded with Representatives and others dropped two stories today a few minutes before Congress convened. No one was injured.
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Washington
House
Capitol
Congress
Italy Denies Mutiny Report In Lugo Di Romagna Incident
An anti Fascist Paris paper claimed Italian soldiers mutinied at Lugo di Romagna. The report from Rome said a Fascist militia member was killed and several soldiers injured as infantry prepared to depart for Ethiopia.
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Tacdentoa
Today Suanova
Paris
L’oeuvre
Lugo di Romagna
Rome
Ethiopia
Dissentions Flare in War Nations Over Red Cross Inquiry
Sweden agrees to aid the Red Cross in funding an inquiry into the Italian air attack on the Ethiopian Rd Cross unit near Dolo Ogaden. Geneva to undertake the probe. Rome laments the assault while stressing against biased reporting. Italian volunteers call for a massive aerial enlistment as reports of mutinies unfold.
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Swedish
Red Cross
Stockholm
International Red Cross
Geneva
Dole
Ogaden
Fulvio Suvich
Rome
Italy
Su Ttatri Fones
Air Mini
Tunis
Tripoli
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Warren County
Winchester Evening Star
Gussie McFall
F Andrvice
Ang
Soutamyer
North Fork—Clear
South Fork
Front Royal News
Charles Reeves
B. Ney Scheuer
Warren Whitside
Nts
W. W. Iside
Remount Depot
Edward Williams, Jr
Neville Major
Billy van Dusen
Helen Baker
Winchester
Mary Louise Purdum
Harry Skelton
North Carolina
Anne Kittleberger
Jesse Stolle
Berryville
Ey Carlton Yates
Brunswick
C. W. Burner
Martha Daily
Nancy Keith
Mr. Scott Bryan
Gladys Bryan
Lee Melton
Homer Stokes
Richmond
John Morgan
Ellsworth Bower
Rifles
D.C
Robert B. Lee
The
Baptist Church
Lovell Mauck
Mr. Mauck
Margaret Robinson
Charles Eck
Robert A. Sloat
Congressional
Sas
Star
Liverpool
Europe
Messiasrs
Berle
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Mrs. Argenbright
Credit Assoc
Frederick, Clarke, Warren, Shenandoah
U. S
Patent Office
Lester
Santa Claus
Hootstowa
Mister Keyes
Santas
Les
Stanley
Central Press
Long Island
Amergan
Goodyear
Goodyear Service
Buncutter Tire Co
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