Old Dominion praised by sister state in New York Times
Richmond Virginia January 9 a Columbia State editorial notes the New York Times praise of Virginias fiscal and governmental reforms under former governor Harry F Byrd and Governor John Garland Pollard. It highlights cuts in expenditures and surpluses, debt reductions, and tax changes as examples of a productive approach Virginia has followed.
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Carter Wormeley
Richmond
New York Times
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
John Garland Pollard
Columbia State
Columbia
D. C
Pollard
Manufacturers’ Record
Barber inhales gas and dies in Maryland
William L Shrader a 60 year old barber shop owner was found dead at his home in Gerstown Md Magistrate Richard Duffey ruled suicide by gas inhalation Despondency over ill health was cited as the motive He is survived by his widow a son and a daughter
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Associated Press
Gerstown
William L.,shrader
Richard Duffey
Shrader
Drink Water With Meals Good For Stomach
Water with meals helps stomach juices and aids digestion. A reader reports bloating with gas and using Adlerika as a remedy. One dose cleans out poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels, according to Baker's Drug Store ad.
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Baker's
Ady
Clark Leaves Vast Estate to Family and Charles Lowndes Named Executor
The will dated June 28 1922 divides the Cumberland estate of Col. Clark among four children and a widow, with Trusts and annuities. Executors include Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Baltimore and Gov. Lloyd Lowndes’s son Tasker Lowndes, plus others. Col. John Keating previously named, died, replaced by Lowndes. The estate comprises real Cumberland property, bonds, railroad and bank stocks, with substantial wealth and numerous benevolent bequests. Clark, Confederate veteran born at sea, aided churches and institutions in Maryland Virginia and beyond.
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Cumberland
Berland
of Rs
Maryland
Mand
Baltimore
Winchester
Clark
Aew
South Centre
Mary Fitzpatrick
Philadelphia
Maurice J. Clark
Gillette
Wye
Helen Casey
Scranton
Mary Roman
Angela Brown
Robert Banks
St. Patrick's Church
Ner
Tasker G. Lowndes
David F. Kuykendall
Charles F. Metz
Lowndes
Allan B. Spier
Virginia
James Clark
Catherine Dyer Clark
Newfoundland
County Sligo
Ireland
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Today
Telegraph based report shows high, low and closing prices for grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade. Legg and Company supplies the quotations from the Chicago and Baltimore exchanges, with contact numbers Plaza 1498 and 1746.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Legg and Company
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Chicago Board of Trade
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Paisley Named President Of Presbyterian Training School
The Rev. Edward Bland Paisley, D. D., long time professor of religious education at the Presbyterian Assembly's Training School in Richmond, Va., was named president to succeed Dr. William J. Martin who has resigned. A stray remark notes some Congressmen call for stock market action while others avoided big losses.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Edward Bland Paisley
Presbyterian Assembly
William J. Martin
Five Relatives Named in Wendel Will Contests
In Fredericksburg Virginia Surrogate James Poley ruled last night that only five fifth degree relatives may contest the late Miss Ella Wendel's will though nine are eligible. The five have agreed with estate lawyers to settlements while about 20 sixth degree relatives would share if the will is broken. Beneficiaries include relatives in Fredericksburg and nearby such as Goolrick Ficklen and Wallace families.
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Predericksburg
Ella
James Poley
New York
Foley
Miss Wendel
Rosa Wen Stansbury
Vicksburg
Miss
Grace McQuarrie
Leah B. Butler
Eddera B. Irwin
Gail B. Waite
Effie B. Bush
Holland V. Barney
Hattie B. Simmons
Fredericksburg
C. O'Conner Goolrick
Chester B. Goolrick
Isie Ficklen
Stansbury Ficklen
Alexander Galt
Quantico
Lily Wallace
Charles Wallace
Baltimore
Rails Steam Forward In Stock Market
Rails rose in today’s stock market but failed to sustain the advance as selling in industrials and utilities trimmed gains. By afternoon, price changes were irregular with most names showing little net movement and Sterling cables opening at 3.34. Call money stood at 1 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
S .Ock
Two Die In Same Hospital Of Auto Hurts
Two men died from weekend auto accident injuries in Hagerstown Maryland. Norman Clayburn 37 of Washington died at Washington County Hospital from a fractured skull after his car collided with a truck at a street intersection. William K Beck a Baltimore hitchhiker died about the same time at the same hospital from injuries when the car he rode in left the highway and overturned near Clear Springs. The car owner Robert Koon of Hagerstown was slightly injured.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Norman Clayburn
Washington
Washington County Hospital
William K. Beck
Baltimore
Clayburn
Clear Springs
Robert Koon
Naval Fliers Stranded Over Scott Field In Gear Jam
Two navy fliers spent 2 hours 45 minutes in the air above Scott Field Illinois trying to solve a retractable landing gear jam during takeoff and finally landed the plane on its fuselage without injuries. Lieutenant R B Pirie from Lincoln Nebraska and Chief Aviation Pilot C W Bailey from Anacostia Naval Base Washington commanded the plane.
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Associated Press
Scott Field
Ill
Navy
R. B. Pirie
Lincoln, Neb
C. W. Bailey
Anacostia Naval Base
Washington, D. C
Akron Circles Over Havana
The U S Akron circled over Havana early this morning launching and picking up two planes before turning back for a return flight to Miami.
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Akron
Havana
Associated Press
U. S
Miami
House Member Kendall Ends Life in Capitol Office
Kendall, a veteran Pennsylvania congressman born 1859, shot himself in his House office after writing a note to his children about grief over his wife Minnie Edith Wiley Kendall who died in 1913. He had been a long-time post office committee member and was found with a pistol in his hand.
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Repuvania
Kendall
Grace Macona Angus
Philip Crook
Capitol Police
Kenneth Romney
Samuel A. Kendall, Jr
Angus
Little van
Grant Vannest
Kendall, Jr
Minnie Edith Wiley
Liscomb
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Somerset County
John C
Elizabeth Kendall
Meyerscale
Congress
Post Office Committee
William Tyler Page
House
Capitol
Roosevelt and Stimson Discuss Foreign Affairs
Hyde Park January 9. President elect Roosevelt received from Henry L. Stimson a picture of the complex international situation at a luncheon. The informal talk centered on confidential information about America’s foreign affairs with focus on the pending economic and disarmament parleys. Despite a heavy snowstorm, Roosevelt planned to motor to New York City and invited Stimson to join him there to continue the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
America
New York City
Mr. Stimsom
Special Services In U B Church
Week of prayer services in United Brethren Church begin Tuesday January 10 at 7 30 p m Rev E T Clark of First Baptist will preach the sermon Rev G W Stover will assist with devotions joined by Dr F T McFaden Presbyter ian pastor Choir to rehearse at 7 15 p m Services start promptly The public urged to attend Short history of a life: Thirty years when man makes the habits thirty years when habits make the man.
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United Brethren Church
E.T. Clark
First Baptist Church
G. W. Stover
F. T McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Mathewson in China plane crash injures husband and wife
Christie Mathewson Jr and his wife Miss Margaret Phillips died and two others injured when the amphibian plane crashed near Shanghai while taking off for Hangchow. Mathewson, son of a famed Giants star, was hospitalized with multiple injuries and a slim chance of recovery.
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Cher
Christie) Mathewson, Jr
Phillips
Philadelphia
Shanghai
Young Mathewson
Jan
Christopher Mathewson, Jr
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Mathewson
Hangchow
Whangpoo River
New York Giants
Margaret Phillips
Emilis Shannon
Evergreen
Ala
Elizabeth Reid
Richmond
Shannon
China
Mathewsons
Probe Continued In Auto Blast Causing Death
Leonardtown Md Jan 9 authorities press to determine cause of explosion that killed 76 year old Ida Kirk near Chaptico Saturday. Body to be buried after funeral at Christ Episcopal Church Chaptico. Police seek possible crew or bomb in car and note experts leaning toward dynamite as the cause.
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Leonardstown
Baltimore
Ida Kirk
Chaptico
Christ Episcopal Church
J. T. Gibson
Miss Kirk
U D C to Meet Thursday in Cameron Street Home
The Gen Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its regular monthly meeting at 117 North Cameron Street at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon January 12. Mrs. William B Snider hosts and all members are urged to attend for important business.
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Gen
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
William B. Snider
North Cameron Street
Farm Life Once Had Hoes Not Telephones
Reading from a fragment, the note contrasts rural toil with modern tools, noting abundance of crops like potatoes yet highlighting the hoe as the needed implement over a telephone. The line reflects nostalgia for simpler farming methods and the changing pace of work.
Turning Point of Low Mood Reported Seen
New York, Jan. 8. A ke blewer notes that prices had the inter allied debt problem faced earlier, Albert Wiggin described 1932 as the turning point mis. He said it would be business for our government to initiate a reduction in these debts at this time. Wiggin retired as chair of Chase National Bank and led the bankers committee on Germany. He argued that 1932 marked a shift from emergency credit to a ramp for restoring credit, markets, and farm prices. He praised Roosevelt’s victory for unity in government and foreign trade policy, and urged funding floating debt while cautioning against overlong market reliance. He described Germany’s improved conditions and supported banking reform through supervision, not prohibitions, citing Glass measures.
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New York
Ke Blewer
Albert
Wiggin
Central
Europe
Bankers Committee
London
Lausanne
Chase National Bank
Chase
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Moratoria
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Congress
France
England
Treasury
Diagnosis of Common Cold as a Medical Challenge
Dr Logan Clendening argues that diagnosing the common cold is among medicine's hardest tasks due to lack of exclusive symptoms. He notes fever and nasal irritation appear in many illnesses and that chronic infections in nose and sinuses can trigger frequent colds, influenced by weather and individuals' susceptibility.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Miss Maryland Louise Funk Crowned At State Convention
Miss Louise Funk a Washington County school teacher won Miss Maryland at the second annual beauty contest in Baltimore held with the Maryland Farm Bureau Federation convention. Also notes a moth prevention tip using gum camphor bags hung inside pianos away from keys.
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Louise Funk
Washington County
Maryland
Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Wiggin Defends Security Affiliates for Banks
Wiggin urged examination and regulation of all security affiliates of member banks as essential to financing the American capital market and maintaining competitiveness. He noted Chase National Bank has voluntarily undergone OCC examination of its security affiliate since 1921. He argued branch banking helps only in large cities or capital-poor states and is not a universal cure.
Woman named speaker in United States House history
Mrs Minnie Craig of Esmond North Dakota becomes the first woman to serve as speaker of the United States House of Representatives. A former national Republican committeewoman, she has spent a decade in the North Dakota legislature at Bismarck.
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United Sta
House of
Minnie Craig
Esmond
N. D
National Repean
No Dakota
Bismore
Stockholders Meeting of Farmers & Merchants National Bank
The annual meeting of stockholders at the Banking House Winchester will be held Tuesday January 1 1933 at eleven o clock A M. The purpose is to elect directors and transact other business as may properly come before the meeting. J H Yost cashier.
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Winchester
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust
J. H. Yost, Cashi
Winchester Stockholders Meeting Notice 1933
The annual meeting of 1 Winchester is set for Tuesday in 1933 at eleven o'clock. The notice asks stockholders to attend the session, indicating a forthcoming collective vote or discussion.
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Old Dominion
S. C
Star
Barber
Cumberland Court
State
Rails Steam
Stimson
U. B. Church
The
U. D.C
Iwan
Joan
George Scott Barnes
Joan Blondell
Tew
Hubby
George Barnes
Phoenix
Ariz
Clendening
Miss Maryland
Mrs
Stockholders Meeting
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Wm. G. Hardy
Cashi
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