Morgan says banks backed Allies in 1915 to aid war effort
At Senate hearing J P Morgan officials claim policy shifted with government as Vanderlip recalls early $10 million France loan. Morgan insists neutrality was government matter. lawmakers press questions while charges of pushing nation toward war surface. Continued on page five.
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Associated Press
Washington
J. P. Morgan
Senate
Joans
Wilson
Sigpone Gee
Vanderberg
R-Mich
Morgan
Morgan Company
Afor Clark
D-Mo
Yoose
George Whitney
Thomas W. Lamont
Frank Fvanderlip
National City Bank
Vanderlip
Morgan’s
France
Nye
City Walks Urged to Repair Failing Sidewalks
A visitor from another city notes mail carriers and others struggle on sidewalks worn by time. Property owners were asked to fix sidewalks and inspect vulnerable cellar doors. Citizens agree the long needed repairs should proceed without indefinite delay.
House Vote On Bonus Bill Due By Friday
Chairman Doughton plans a Friday House vote on a bill to pay veterans bonuses by completing debate and amendments Thursday. The measure backed by The American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Disabled American Veterans would pay full maturity value of adjusted compensation certificates with 3 percent interest until 1945 for those who hold them.
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Washington
House
Doughton
D-Nc
Ways and Means Committee
Obye
Coughton
Veterans’ Organizations
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Public Hearing On 1936 Budget Set For Tonight
Tonight at 7 30 oclock a public hearing on the proposed city budget will be held in the Council Chamber. All interested may attend and speak views. If attendance is large the meeting may be moved. Andrew Bell reports 294 taxpayers and property owners signed petitions for maintaining existing traffic lights and adding others if needed. An additional 27 callers requested inclusion as supporters. Edwin F Ritter letters from the Christian Endeavor Society support traffic control rights. Petitions and letters will be presented to Common Council by Dr Ralph Snapp executive of Public and Local Improvements committee.
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Council Chamber
Otelock
Andrew Bell
Bell
Edwin F. Ritter
Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church
Ralph Snapp
Common Council
Snapp
Apple Blossom Festival Executive Committee Meets
The Apple Blossom Festival Executive Committee, chaired by H. B. McCormac, will meet Saturday at 10 o clock in the George Washington Hotel to discuss preliminary arrangements for the festival, which has gained national and international recognition.
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H. B. McCormac
George Washington Hotel
January Clearance at The Style Shop Offers Deep Discounts
The Style Shop announces a January clearance with trimmed dress coats up to size 48 at 8.00, sport coats 124 to 20 belted or fish backs at 7.95 and 8.95, woolen dresses 14 to 20 at 1.00, silk dresses 14 to 50 at 2.87 and 3.87, new skirts up to 38 at 1.76, all wool sweaters 1.29, and hats reduced to 69c. Also seeks good clean cotton rags.
Dovell Favored for House Speaker in Va Caucus
Delegates arrive in Richmond for Democratic caucuses to nominate House and Senate officers. Ashton Dovell is forecast as speaker with G Alvin Massenburg, Dodson, and others in contention for key posts. party cohesion expected to smooth the process as session opens.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Senate
House
J. W Witten
Tazewell
Dr. Witten
Harry 8. Stuart
Buchanan
Russell
R. H. Stubbs
Middlesex
Dovell
Ashton Dovell
Alvin Massenburg
Hampton
Figne
Gamat Dodson
Norfolk
House of Delegates
Benham Morriss
Blackstone
Survey to Start Early Next Week on Winchester Properties
Winch ester WPA director W F Bailey announced a six month survey of all physical property in Winchester with about 16 workers at start and 25 initial hires. The $5000 project will tabulate building types ages and conditions, plus contiguous areas. The setup aims to exhaust white collar job seekers and may add staff. A separate notice seeks salesladies for Winchester Bargain Store at 27 N Main St.
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Winchester
W. F. Bailey
WPA
Bailey
Trustees Sale of Personal Property at Sherman Farm
Trustees hold a sale of horses cattle farming implements at 11 o'clock on Thursday January 9 at Sherman farm three miles west of Winchester on the north side of Northwestern Grade. See sale bill on page 5.
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Sherman Farm
Winchester
Northwestern Grade
Private sale of Hudson residence at Albin Virginia
Describes a private sale of the late A V Hudson home in Albin Virginia. Terms available from Laura M Miller Adrmmrx E Cork Street and attorney M M Lynch. Notice dated January 6 with 1 page 5 townships.
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A. V. Hudson
Albin
Laura M. Miller
E. Cork
World’s Regard For Christ Held One of Neglect
Winchester ministerial union held prayer services at the Methodist Church with Rev. Dreae and Rev. Clark assisting. Dr. Sparks W. Melton of Norfolk led themes on how Christ was treated then and now, contrasting past indifference with present neglect. Chuck Ray’s Beer Garden to open Saturdays and Sundays only until further notice.
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Winchester
Methodis
Church
South
Dreae Oter
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Episcopal
Peter Yates Brinton
Sparks W. Melton
Norfolk
Chuck & Ray’s
South End Hose Company Elects State Officers
South End Hose Company names C C Gough as captain for third year and re elects officers including Buhl Foreman Grim Armell Woods Carpenter Rohart Goode Clark Lillis as trustees and others. Mayor Anderson honors secretary L Neill Woods with pen and pencil set.
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L. Neill Woods
C ‘Nual
South End Hose Company
C. C. Gough
South Enders
Charles Buhl
Robert Grim
Frank Foreman
E. L. Grim
L. E. Armel
John W. Carpenter
O. H. Lewis
Thomas Clark
Michael Lillis
C. H. Kitchen
P. W. Lockhart
C. J. Rohart
J. Goode
Charles Rowe
Stover Clark
David Clevenger
Kenneth Curl
John W. Carrenter
Eston Tevalt
Hugh Clark
O.H. Lewis
Buhl
Foreman
Grim
Armell
Woods
Carpenter
Virginia Delegation Hesitates On AAA Supreme Court Ruling
Washington dispatch says Virginia lawmakers largely declined to comment after the Supreme Court outlawed the farm adjustment program. Senator Byrd who opposed many provisions and constitutional grounds, and Senator Glass both avoided public remarks on yesterday's decision.
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Virginia
Supreme Court
AAA
Washington
Congressional
Deleon
Peristor
Harry F. Byrd
Glass
Farm Leaders Face New Deal Talks On Replacing AAA
Washington January 7 farm leaders are summoned as New Deal reshapes relief with AAA collapse. Republicans consider substitutes as Supreme Court voids AAA, while Morgan testimony shapes neutrality debate and Congress weighs near term appropriations for veterans and agencies.
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New Deal
Clarke County Plans Centennial Celebration This Summer
Clarke county will mark its 100th anniversary with a June centennial celebration proposed by the Berryville Chamber of Commerce. A. F. Robertson was named chairman of the arrangements committee as planning begins and historical research is set to unfold with countywide support urged.
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the Star
Berryville
Clarke County
General Assembly
Frederick County
Commerce
Robertson
A. F. Robertson
Sale of Stocks at Public Auction in Winchester Va
Sale of stocks to be held at the County Court House Winchester Virginia on Saturday January 11 1936 at 12 o clock M: National Fruit Products Farmers Merchants National Bank Colonial Brick Co. I Brumback Auctioneer.
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County Court House
Winchester
National Fruit Products
É¢ Merchants National Bank
Colonial Brick. Co. I. Brumback
There Will Be Some Kind of Federal Farm Program
John R. Hutcheson outlined to Virginia farm and home agents that a federal program will replace the invalidated AAA. He urged awaiting Washington guidance while stressing a long term plan to cut costs and align production with demand, aided by better marketing methods to raise living standards.
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Blacksburg
John R. Hutcheson
Virginia
Agricultural Extension Service
Illness Fatal To Miss Brown Rites Thursday
Emma Susan Brown 83 died at her home 112 North Washington Street after a brief illness. She lived in Winchester all life, was a Grace Lutheran Church member, great granddaughter of Rev. Christian Streit, and survived by brother J Few Brown and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday details to be announced.
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Emma Susan Brown
Washington Street
A. Katharine Dash
Miss Brown
Oliver Mathews Brown
Susan Catherine Baker
City
Grace Lutheran Church
Christian Streit
Winchester
J. Few Brown
Miss Glass Improves After Third Floor Fire Fall
Miss Louise Glass, daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Glass, was injured Sunday morning when she jumped from a third story window of a house afire in Washington. She is improving in Emergency Hospital with a cracked jawbone and bruises. Her bed and some room contents were destroyed by the fire caused by an overheated furnace. she saved most of her belongings.
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Louise Glass
W. W. Glass
Miss Glass
Washington
Leaders to Meet in Washington on Farm Policy After AAA Ruling
Secretary Wallace called leaders of farm organizations to Washington January 10 and 11 to shape plans for agriculture following the Supreme Court decision in the Hoosac Mills case. The conference, announced after discussions with Chester Davis, will include AAA concerns and possible policy options like export debentures and domestic allotments.
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Washington
Wallace
AAA
Supreme Court Sion
Supreme Court
Hoosac Mills
Chester C. Davis
AAA farm controls halt cash flow to farmers
Domestic Washington reports that the vast AAA machinery has ground to a full stop, halting cash flow to farmers and affecting 6,500 full time workers plus many part time employees. Richmond legislators converge as Henry Wickham is expected to be named Senate caucus chairman. Blacksburg’s Hutcheson says a federal program will replace the invalidated AAA. Hog prices rise 50 to 60 cents per cwt in Richmond. Petersburg sees a fatal accident on Route today with one dead and four hospitalized. Foreing news outlets continue to attack Roosevelt’s neutrality stance.
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AAA
Saree Edten
A Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
National Cooperative Council
Farmers’ National ,Grain Corporation
American Agricultural Edi Association
National Agricultural Conference
Chester H. Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
McNary
Bankhead
Dab
Senate
Congress
Washington
Richmond
Virginia
Henry T. Wickham
Hanover County
Blacksburg
John R. Hutcheson
Agricultural Extension Service
State Farm and Home Demonstration Agents
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