Pollard backs present school finance policies and consolidations
Governor Pollard reports Virginia finances in excellent condition and urges retaining current school financing policies with added provisions for state and local support. He calls for one full time liquor board member, notes farm tax relief progress, and cautions against shifting road funds to schools while proposing county consolidations to cut government overhead.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Pollard
Virginia
Gene Assembly
Department of Education
Liquor Control Board
Liquor Control Study Commission
Home Owners Loan Corporation
General Assembly
Highway Department
Accomac
Commissioners of the Revenue
President Proposes To Guarantee Farm Mortgages
President Roosevelt urged Congress to amend the 1933 emergency farm credit act to guarantee both principal and interest on farm mortgage refinancing bonds. He cited two billion dollars of bonds authorized and pressed for ratification of the St. Lawrence waterway treaty with Canada, while Senate debate on the liquor tax bill continued.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Canada
House
Public sale of Legion property in Winchester Virginia
Trustees will offer at public auction on January 20 1934 at 11 00 A M in front of the County Courthouse Winchester Virginia the American Legion Building 209 North Loudoun Street with an adjoining rear lot. Terms require one third cash. balance in two equal annual installments secured by two bonds and a deed of trust with insurance.
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Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
County Court House
Virginia
Loudoun Street
American Legion
Robert T. Barton
Philip V Williams
T. Russell Cather
Dunn & Duvall
Government Bond Guarantees Aid Farm and Home Loans
President urges Congress to back bonds issued by a farm credit corporation and extend guarantees to $2,000,000,000 in home mortgage bonds. Projections show moral obligations backed by government credit and tangible collateral. House and Senate leaders expect swift passage despite some opposition.
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House
Congress
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Glass
Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate in Virginia
A chancery decree directs a public auction in Winchester at 11 a.m. on two tracts near Clearbrook and 14 miles NW of Middletown plus a third life estate tract near Lenore Station. The sale, to occur after December 18 1933, offers terms of one fourth cash and three equal annual installments with bonds and a deed of trust. Special commissioners include M M Lynch and Herbert S Larrick.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Company
John M. Fishpan
C. R McCann
Scott Grant
County Court House
Winchester
Clearbrook
Winchester-Martinsburg
Robinson
John L. Brant
Middletown
Leidig
Coffelt
Rice
Herbert S. Larrick
A. S. Rutherford
Lenore Station
Martinsburg
Farmers&Merchants Bank
Mt Pleasant Notes A local social roundup in Mt Pleasant Virginia
Mrs Grege Orndorff spent Tuesday with Mrs Julian Elliott and family. Mr and Mrs Zirkle Williams of Mt Jackson visited Mr and Mrs John Perry and family Sunday. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday at 730 PM. Miss Geraldine Lamp visits aunt Mrs R Carpenter in Winchester helping to wait on grandfather Mr Harry Lamp. Mr Lamp's friends regret his limited improvement after hospital care. Mrs Warner Dyke visits mother Mrs Alice Cochrage Tuesday. Calvin Pitcock and Leslie Leight visit Mr Doran Miller Monday night.
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MT. Pleasant
Grege Orndorff
Julian Elliott
Zirkle Williams
Mt. Jackson
John Perry
Christian Endeavor
Geraldine Lamp
R. &. Carpenter
Winchester
Harry Lamp
Lamp
Warner Dyke
Alice Cochrage
Calvin Pitcock
Leslie Leight
Doran Miller
Lamp and Roe Visit Mr. Ritter One Night
Messrs. Roy Lamp and Joy Roe called on Mr. Lewis Ritter one night recently in a short social visit.
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Roy Lamp
Joy Roe
Lewis Ritter
First Electric Street Railroad Opens in Baltimore
The first electric street railway in the United States began operation in Baltimore on September 1, 1885, marking a milestone in urban transit history.
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First Electric Railroad
United States
Baltimore
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Farm Credit Administration
John M. Steck
M. M. Lynch
Herbert
Larrick
Harry R. Kern
James P. Readon
B. P. Harison
John M. Fishpaw
C. R. McCann
Co. C. Brannon
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