Rivers North and South Rivers Both High and Muddy
Water conditions show Rivers North and South Rivers running high and muddy, impacting navigation and potential flood risk. Local authorities warn of slower travel and plan monitoring along riverbanks.
Front Royal Notices Include Opera Program and Local Updates
Front Royal tonight presents a program by the Oven Opera Company in the Academy Auditorium at 8. Local business visits include L T Lassiter of Luray and Harry Loveless of Washington planning a new hotel project with town manager L B Dutrow.
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Oven Opera Company
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Harry Loveless
Wash
CCC Camp Will Move Tomorrow From Harmony Hollow
Harmony Hollow CCC Camp No. 1298 will depart tomorrow morning for Roxbury Virginia. Captain John L. DeWitt leads 170 men and two officers to the transferred post after more than two years at Harmony Hollow.
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Front Royal
Harmony Hollow
Roxbury
John L. DeWitt
Caucus slate passes as assembly opens in Virginia
The Virginia General Assembly begins its session with electors choosing Dodson as House clerk and the Senate confirming officers. Rabbi Calisch leads the invoca tion, and Lt Governor Price welcomes new members while rule changes are adopted.
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E. Griffith Dodson
Norfolk
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Dovell
Senate
Edward N. Calisch
Richmond
Commonwealth of Virginia
O. V. Hanger
Amherst
Commonwealth
Peter Saunders
United States
Holt
Saxon Hall
Newport News
Hanvar
Henry T. Wickham
Hanover County
Price
House of Delegates
Lions Charity Show Entries Grow For Amateur Night
Entries for the Lions charity benefit Amateur Night are rising with acts including tap, vocal solos duets trios and quartets and instrumental pieces. The Royal Troubadours will provide music and a two section competition will award prizes in white and colored divisions led by Lyle Ro. A full program will be announced after January 15.
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Front Royal
Lions
Lyle Ro
Last Rites For Miss Emma Brown Set For 11 O'Clock
The funeral service for Miss Emma Susan Brown will be at Grace Lutheran Church Thursday at 11 a.m. Rev. Dr. L. A. Thomas will preside. Pallbearers are W. A. Baker, W. Nelson Page, W. C. Miller, W. Read Miller, Edwin F. Brown, and H. W. Brown. Burial in Mount Hebron cemetery family lot.
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Emma Susan Brown
Grace Lutheran Church
L. A. Thomas
W. A. Baker
W. Nelson Page
W. C. Miller
W. Read Miller
Edwin F. Brown
H. W. Brown
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Senator Glass Calls AAA Ruling Broader than Madison
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia called the Supreme Court ruling validating the AAA broader in its definition of general welfare than Madison's interpretation. He said the court might have defined the welfare clause sooner, but he would defer to lawyers, refraining from discussing the decision with the President.
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Supreme Court
Carter Glass
D-Va
James Madison
Madison
Virginia
Glass
White House
Party Leaders Gather for Jackson Day Dinner
Democratic leaders converge on Washington to launch Roosevelt’s bid for re election at the Jackson Day dinner with cabinet members and lawmakers, while absentees include Alfred E. Smith and John W. Davis amid Liberty League criticisms of Farley. The national committee meets tomorrow to set the convention time and place with Philadelphia and Chicago leading bids.
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National Committee
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John W. Davis
Farley
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Davis
American Liberty League
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League
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Chicago
Atlantic City
San Francisco
Mae West Among Those Drawing Large Salaries
Treasury figures show top earners across entertainment and industry in 1934. Mae West earned 339 166.65 dollars, Chaplin 143 000, Edsel Ford 590 036, and Mayo Clinic doctors 50 000 each.
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Washington
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Ways and Means Committee
The
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Mayo Brothers
Charles Chaplin
Kresge
S. S. Kresge Co
Henry L. Doherty
William Randolph Hearst
Constance Bennett
Norman Taurow
Wesley Ruggles
Cecil B. DeMille
B. P. Schulberg
Edsel Ford
Motor Company
Max Baer
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Walter Winchell
New York Daily Mirror
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Roosevelt
C. H. Mayo
W. J. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Bing Crosby
Crosby Productions, Inc
Governor asks no new taxes in message to Virginia
Governor Peery outlines tax restraint and broad reforms. He backs convict labor on roads, 50 new state patrols, highway safety plans, and limited scholarships with need-based loans. He urges education consolidation, public health funding, and prudent capital outlays while defending existing tax policies and state finance.
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Cape Henry
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State Planning Board
Commonwealth
Peery
United States
William H. Stauffer
Corporation Commission
The
Highway Commission
Shenandoah National Park
Carson
William E. Carson
State Conservation and Development Comission
Wilbur C. Hall
Baltimore Market Reports Show Gains and Steady Tones Across Livestock
Baltimore market notes from June 8 and January 8 record mixed cattle calves hogs and sheep activity with higher cow prices and scarce vealers in January. Chicago and Baltimore wheat corn and barley prices appear steady to firm with regional quotations for cash grain.
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Baltimore
Maine
U. S
Baltimore Livestock
Dept. Agri
Georgia
Chicago
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Wheat futures fell on January 8 as domestic crop prospects improved. May prices closed lower by about 5 to 11-8 from prior. Corn and oats also declined with mixed shifts across May, July and Sept contracts. rye and barley showed modest moves.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Baltimore
Barley
Lord
Market Ends Quiet After Active Opening Trading Day
New York stock activity eased after a brisk start with rails, foods, oils, and utilities showing firmness. Cotton edged up while grains slipped. bonds remained steady to firm, and foreign currencies held a mixed trend.
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New York
London
Paris
Fathometer patent and Prattville wells featured in school quiz
A school worksheet asks what a fathometer is and notes Herbert Grove Dorsey received the patent on April 24 1928. It also asks which city is known as The Fountain City of the World Prattville Alabama with over 400 overflowing wells. A question covers correct display of the American flag per the Flag Code for flat display and for a flag on a staff on a platform.
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Herbert Grove Dorsey
Prattville
Alabama
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts noted. Williamsburg restoration praised
In a review of council reports to legislators, the man fund urged provisions for their connect and a conclusion. Cnr Ronan el Ormer supported obtaining the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond. Ohio?
Morgan Invited British Arms Firm Before War
Hearings disclosed that Morgan and its firm contracted for 194 million dollars of rifles for the Allies in 1915 before U S entry. Thomas W Lamont argued that their financial activities did not cause America to enter the war as critics claimed.
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Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
America
Morgan and Company
United States
Two NRS Offices Discontinued in Virginia
Effective January 4, the National Reemployment Service offices at Front Royal and Luray were discontinued. Front Royal files moved to the local office and Luray files to Harrisonburg. A four-person personnel reduction in the territory was announced, with a proportionate statewide effect suspected.
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National Reemployment Service
Front Royal
Walter M. Shade
Winchester
Luray
Harrigson
President Roosevelt to Miss Virginia Chamber Meeting
Senator Glass said after a White House visit that President Roosevelt would be unable to attend the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce meeting in Richmond on February 6. He delivered the invitation at the request of J. Winston Johns, the chamber's president.
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Department of Labor
State Planning Board
Legislative Advisory Council
Spel
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Glass
White House
Roosevelt
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
J. Winston Johns
State Chamber
Truste es Sale of Personal Property on Frederick County Farm
By deed of trust dated February 17 1932 J B Sherman and others the undersigned will auction personal property at a Frederick County Virginia farm three miles west of Winchester on January 6 1936 at 116 a m. Items include three horses Bob Fred Pat a mule Jack six cattle a Desring binder apple grocer two spring teeth harrows Ford truck farm wagon harness power sprayer two barshear plows. Cash terms. Property to be removed only after payment.
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Sherman
Frederick County
Virginia
Finia
Winchester
Bob
Fred
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