State Assembly Faces Fiscal Changes Ahead
Virginia legislators open debate on raising revenue and trimming costs as they prepare to tackle criminal costs county consolidations and parole reforms. The commission on indeterminate sentences and county government plans is advancing, with social welfare groups backing parole systems to save funds and boost rehabilitation.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Assembly
County Government Commission
Rice M. Youell
State Penitentiary
State Department of Public Welfare
Commonwealth
Lovell Bixby
Virginia
Park Association Elects New Officers Tonight
Winchester Park Association members vote tonight at 8 at Kurtz furniture store to elect officers for the new year. The constitution requires annual officer elections and full attendance is urged to ensure a complete expression of the association.
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Winchester Park Association
Kurtz Furniture
Seeks Airport Site Near Here In Shenandoah County
Representatives from the Bureau of Aeronautics and American Airways inspect Shenandoah County sites for a possible airport. James S. Moran and C. M. Kee reportedly favor a site contingent on a five year lease.
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Bureau of Aeronautics
U. S. Department of Commerce
Shenandoah County
James S. Moran
Bureau
C. M. Kee
American Airways
Death Summons Mrs. C. C. Finfrock Very Suddenly
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Finfrock wife of C. C. Finfrock died suddenly from a heart attack at 448 North Loudoun street while with family. Age 71 born June 3 1863 widow of 55 years, survived by husband two sons and seven daughters plus siblings and relatives. Funeral will be Wednesday at 3 PM from the Loudoun home with Rev. Brashears and Rev. Crim officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Anna Elizabeth Finfrock
C. C. Finfrock
North Loudoun Street
Savannah
Ellis T. Finfrock
Cleveland
Ohio
Garfield Sheare
B.T Manning
Elizabethtown
C. A. Wallingford
Ashland
Kansas
J. T. Nuckles
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
S. A. Slaughter
Fred C. Whetzell
J. Howard Taylor
Goff Clark
Lou Crim
Inwood
Harry McDonald
Edward
John McDonald
Urbanna
Finfrock
North
Loudoun Street
Wallace M. Brashears
Market Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry M. Crim
Presbyterian Church of
Nelson C. Hensell
Leslie Fries
Edward W. Grant
John TI. Sloat
John Hubbard
William McKown
B. F. Hubbard
Stewart Whetzell
Edgar I. Smoke
J. Henry Moling, Sr
Supervisors Hear Cedar Cutting and Funding Requests
Frederick County Board of Supervisors convened in January to hear delegations on cedar tree cutting and applications for P W A funds for school buildings linking with the C W A program along with federal relief funds and other issues. No definite decisions were reported at press time.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Taking a Vote On Bond Issue Front Royal Va
Warren county voters face a Jan 8 election to decide borrowing 50000 dollars of PWA funds for courthouse improvements and 38000 dollars for two new school buildings Judge Philip Williams ordered the election amid a tight countywide vote. Businessmen split on the courthouse plan dominate the contest while school supporters run a quiet campaign and expect approval.
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Front Royal
Warren County
PWA
County Board of Supervisors
Philip Williams
Circuit Court
Court Directs Sale of Turkey Knob Orchard
The Circuit Court of Frederick County declares Turkey Knob Orchard Company insolvent and appoints special receivers to sell its real and personal property. Lessor H. F. and T. B. Byrd report season net proceeds near fifteen thousand dollars. Receivers’ certificates totaling twenty five thousand dollars are secured as a first lien against assets.
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Frederick County
Turkey Knob Orchard Company, Inc
Mt. Jackson
Shenandoah County
Philip Williams
Artemus Ward
Et Als
C. E
Frank 5S. Tavenner
Woodstock
Herbert S. Larrick
Winchester
Turkey Knob Orchard Corporation
Struthers Zeigler Co
Public works partnership boosts Winchester jobs under Civil Works
The federal government and City of Winchester run a joint Civil Works program with 231 workers on site plus office staff. Payroll surpasses $2,000 weekly early on and is expected to average around $3,200, with total annual local payroll near $228,000 including CWA and Civil Works Service projects.
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Uncle Sam
City of Winchester
Winchester
Mr. Hopkins
W.W. A. Smith
Staunton
Miss Hurst
Frank W. Hailey
Anderson
Glaize
Harper
Messrs. Barr
Dellinger
Hable
Henry
Hollis
Marshall
Miller
Page
Rosenberger
Forney
P. P. Pilcher
W. C. Hodge
Civil Works Administration
Millwood Avenue
Berryville Avenue
Handley Library
Civil Works
Civil Works Administrator
Civil Works Service
United States
Admiral Byrd to Be Honored by Trade Board
President Roosevelt will attend the Washington Board of Trade mid winter dinner on February 8 at the Willard Hotel. Admiral Byrd will be the sole speaker with a radio greeting from his ship. The theme is The Land of the Midnight Sun. The event will feature Cabinet members, the Diplomatic Corps, Congress and civic leaders.
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Roosevelt
Washington Board of Trade
Admiral Byrd
Willard Hotel
Claude W. Owen
Board of Trade
Congress
Trade Board
Robert J. Cottrell
Byrd
Land of the
Ward
Preston W. Perkinson
New York
James B. Edmunds
President Roosevelt
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Granville Gude
Perkinson
Mr. Edmunds
Wallace B. Robinson
Ben T. Webster
Mr. Owen
F. George Clendaniel
Albert J. Sardo
Henry S. Owens
Herman F. Carl
Dillar B. Groff
E. M. Graham
Axc.ith
Edward Stase
Goodrich Co to Hold Sales Meet in Philadelphia
B F Goodrich Company announces its annual sales conference in Philadelphia January 10 and 11 at the Penn Athletic Club led by F R Campbell with L C Meerloo and S B Robertson among attendees. A large party from Winchester departs to attend the conference and a ten reel talking picture on sales policies will be shown.
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Goodrich Co
Philadelphia
B. F. Goodrich Company
Penn Athletic Club
F. R. Campbell
Washington
L. C. Meerloo
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Goodrich
Winchester
S. B. Robertson
Akron
Ohio
Silvertown
Coast Guard Searches for Missing Duck Hunters
The coast guard cutter Apache deployed from Baltimore to Poole's Island to locate two duck hunters missing since Thursday. Dundalk men Philip Ehrbaker, 23, and Fred Spencer, 40, left in an 18 foot motor boat with ample gasoline and provisions, Spencer well acquainted with the water.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Coast Guard
Apache
Poole's Island
Philip Ehrbaker
Fred Spencer
Dundalk
Spencer
Akron staff to host film production continuity conferences
C B O Connor general tire sales manager with Mr. Robertson and Akron staff will conduct conferences during fadeouts at various intervals of the picture when living actors make their appearances and carry on the continuity.
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C. B. O'Connor
General Tire
Mr. Robertson
Akron
Ernest L. Green Dies In Martinsburg Hospital
Ernest L. Green aged about 45, native of Winchester, died last Saturday afternoon in City Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia after several days illness from acute complications. He was a former meat market worker in this city and Martinsburg and is survived by his widow Nannie Green and four brothers. Funeral from his South Water Street home will be at 1 pm tomorrow followed by burial at Lebanon Church.
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Ernest L. Green
Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Eagle and Grubbs
E. H. Weller
Green
Nannie Green
Bowman
Lebanon Church
Charles Green
Cumberland
Richard Green
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hagerstown
Douglas and
John Green
South Water Street
German Pastors Face Suspension Over Pulpit Protests
One hundred pastors who protested from their pulpits Sunday against a suppressive decree may face suspension for insubordination, Reichbishop Mueller stated today. The event occurred in Berlin on January 8.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Reichbishop
Mueller
Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church Reopens After Remodeling
The Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church reopened after five weeks of interior remodeling led by Rev. Franklin G. Senger. The ceremony featured a rededication sermon by Rev. A. P. Havermale, special music, and a regathered congregation. Total project cost reached 557.21 with offerings of 84 dollars to address remaining deficits.
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Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church
Franklin G. Senger
Harold Barrett
S. D. Skelton
A. P. Havermale
H. K. Dick
Ada Smith
Fremont Dick
Loring Smith
Treva Senger
Phyliss Fries
F. G. Senger
Anna Karicofe
D. A. Smith
J. W. Hancher
J.M. Hott
W. H. Crim
A. §. Fries
George W. Stover
British Centre on Shaping of Nation's Policies
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon began work on Britain's disarmament policy to keep peace in Europe. Many believe Britain may back a plan to rearm Germany to break the Franco German deadlock as France rejects arms proposals from Hitler.
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Associated Press
London
Ramsay MacDonald
John Simon
Great Britain
Europe
Britain
Germany
Hitler
Ades Appeals For Suspension Of Barring Order
Bernard Ades a Communist attorney filed a motion in U S District Court seeking to set aside Judge William C Coleman’s suspension order and reinstate him to the federal bar He argues the court lacked jurisdiction as he was not told the specific charges and denied a hearing before suspension.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Bernard Ades
United States District Court
William C. Coleman
Coleman
Contract Bridge Tourney Opens In New York
More than 106 top players begin the pair championship of the United States Bridge Association at the Hotel Pierre with the first rounds underway.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Bridge Association
Hotel Pierre
Two Put To Death For Murder
Bellefonte, Pa Jan 8 Frank Stabinski and Anthony Getrosky were electrocuted today for the slaying of 18 year old Mary Malinowski during a robbery in her home near Wilkes Barre over a year ago.
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Associated Press
Bellefonte
Frank Stabinski
Anthony Tetrosky
Mary Malinowski
Wilkes-Barre
First Aid Classes Formed For C W A Workers
Safety supervisor Taylor Barr and Red Cross instructors will train one man from each city and county project plus Shenandoah participants in Winchester. The program runs 9 to 12 daily at the County Court House with practice and inspections to reduce hazards for workers on C W A projects.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Red Cross
County Court House
Shenandoah County
Margaret A. Hurst
American Red Cross
Frank W. Bailey
W. E. Edwards
W. A
Frank R. Horton
The
Walter M. Shade
Taylor Barr
W. J. Fennston
National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Barr
South End Fire Company
Glances At News of Day Highlights Political Scandals
Summary of daily items from cities nationwide including Los Angeles on C W A mismanagement as public scandal New York opening tourney for over 100 bridge players Washington tax rise of 62000000 in 1933 and bills on liquor policy Berlin pastors facing suspension London talks to avert European war with McDonald and Simon coordinating steps York Pa ice jam threatens homes Baltimore seeks reinstatement for communist attorney Bernard Ades American Legion four point program for Congress
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Los Angeles
New York
Washington
Senate
House
American Federation of Labor
York
Susquehanna
Baltimore
Bernard Ades
Washington—American Legion
Congress
Moling and Cather's Offer January Sale Values
Pure Beef and pork sausage advertised by Moling and Cather's store as January sale values. Product names include Finest Western Beef and Pure Pork Sausage with 15db. Banners highlight limited stock and low prices for shoppers.
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Moling and Cather's
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McDonald
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