Supreme Court Orders $200 Million Taxes Repaid
The Supreme Court ruled that $200 million in processing taxes impounded by courts must be returned to taxpay ers and adjourned without ruling on Bankhead cotton act constitutionality. The decision focused on impounded taxes, not whether processors passed the tax to consumers, and remanded the case to the district court.
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James W. Douthat
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Tennessee Valley Authority Ct
Louisiana rice+millers
AAA
Bankhead
Butler (Aaa
Winchester urges curb parking ban at five point intersection
MA Winchester notes danger at the Valley avenue Loudoun street Gerrard street convergence. He warns parked cars near the apex obstruct visibility for eastbound Gerrard traffic and urges legal, safe parking restrictions to reduce congestion and crashes.
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Valley Avenue
Loudoun Street
Gerrard Street
Gerrard
Fall Is Fatal To Mr. Stimmel Retired Frederick County Farmer
Richard H. Stimmel age 79 a lifelong Frederick county farmer died after a 2:30 PM fall down five steps from a porch to the street. He fractured his neck and apparently died instantly. Survived by sister Mrs. Thomas Hancher daughter Mrs. Shirley Abshire and son Lewis. Funeral details to be published tomorrow.
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Richard
Stimmel
Frederick County
C. R. Anderson
Summel
Thomas Hancher
Fairmont Avenue
Mr. Stimmel
William Stimmel
Greenspring
Hancher
Shirley Abshire
Lewis
Elmer
Summer
Greenspring Methodist Church
Roxy the radio pioneer Samuel Rothafel dies at 53
Samuel Lionel Rothafel known as Roxy and famous as a motion picture exhibitor died today in New York of coronary. The 53 year old, who had returned to the hotel with his wife after golf, was found in pajama clothing by a maid. Dr. Wanderman said he had a heart attack a year earlier but no recent trouble.
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New York
Samuel Lionel Rothafel
Roxy
Rothafel
Seymour Wanderman
Bonus Bill Is Introduced In Upper House
In Washington on January 13 the Senate saw a new bonus bill for full face value redemption of bonus certificates and $50 bonds. Senator Harrison of Mississippi led the measure with Byrnes Steiner and Clark also backing it. Harrison said it would be enacted into law and no new taxes would be needed to raise funds.
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Washington
Senate
Harrison
D-Miss
Byrnes
D-Sc
Steiner
R-Ore
Clark
D-Mo
Mississippian
Junior Auxiliary meeting at Winchester Memorial Hospital
It was announced that the Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital will hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon January 14 at 3 30 o clock in the Nurses Home. All members are requested to be present.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Brumback Re-Elected Frederick County Board Chairman
At the January meeting Frederick County Board of Supervisors re elected C. I. Brumback as chairman for another year. Brumback continues in the leadership role guiding the board and county affairs.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
C. I. Brumback
John Dann Documents Winchester Explosion Ruins
John Dann, driver of the Rouss Fire Company truck, photographed the Wolfe home site near Rio West Virginia after yesterday’s explosion. He developed the plates last night and displayed the pictures today at the engine house with sharp views of the ruins.
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Winchester
Wolfe
Rio
W. Va
John Dann
Rouss Fire Company
Dunn
Legislature in Recess After Death of Delegate Pitts
The Virginia General Assembly adjourned after an eight minute session as funeral arrangements were set for Delegate David M. Pitts. A joint committee was named to represent the legislature at the Elk Hill Baptist Church service in Columbia. Delegates White White and McCue Boatwright Massie, and ably elected to attend. Walter Y Hoser of the Old Age Pension League voiced disagreement with Major Heth Tyler over the Parker old age pension bill proposal.
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State Capitol
Richmond
State Senate
General Assembly
David M. Pitts
John S. Battle
Albemarle
Charles T. Moses
Appomattox
Douglas S. Freeman
Richmond News Leader
Robert E. Lee
House
House of Delegates
David M. Petts
Goochland
Fluvanna
Ashton Covell
Elk Hill Baptist Church
Columbia
L. Gordon White
E. O. McCue
John B. Boatwright
Buckingham
Robert B. Massie
Louisa
Rose Wiatt
Crowder
Tyler
Walter Y. Hosier
The
Old Age Pension League of Virginia
Major S. Heth Tyler
Norfolk
ABC Board
Death of Miss Donna Finfrock in Welltown Home
Miss Donna Finfrock of Frederick county dies likely in sleep at her Welltown residence at age 73. She had lived locally, was active in the Methodist Church, and is survived by a sister Mrs Diehl of Ashland and brothers Charles Prinfrock and Arthur Prinfrock.
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Donna Frances Finfrock
Frederick County
Welltown
Miss Pinfrock
Miss Finfrock
Benjamin
Maria Ann Frnn
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Charles Diehl
Ashland
Kan
Charles C. Prinfrock
Arthur W. Frinfrock
Springfield
Miss Frinfrock
Kurtz
J. D. Russell
Methodist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
George Yeakley
Isaac W. Ebert
Jonas Chamberlin
George Barrett
Harry Ebert
Alfred Wright
Kipling In Grave Condition After Emergency Operation
Rudyard Kipling, Britain's renowned poet, remained in a very grave state at 5 30 p m eight hours after an emergency gastric operation in a London hospital. Earlier reports said his condition was satisfactory. The 70 year old author fell ill in Brown's Hotel and was rushed to Central Middlesex Hospital in a semi conscious condition.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Great Britain
Kipling
Britain
India
Brown's
Central Middlesex Hospital
Legion seeks widows and orphans pensions bill
Officials of the American Legion national legislative committee said a bill covering World War veterans widows and orphans pensions is to be introduced in Congress this week. They expect quick introduction and aim to remove the presumptive service connection and the 30 percent disability requirement.
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Washington
American Legion National Legislative Committee
St. Louis
Conta
Sessi
Col
E. Thomas
Commit
Rankin
D-Miss
American Legion
Park Election To Be Tonight
A Winchester Park Association meeting is set for tonight at 8 in City Hall council chamber to elect officers for the coming year and conduct additional business. All members are urged to attend.
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Winchester Park Association
Council Chamber
City Hall
Purcell Property Appraised at 2125 Dollars in Cork Street
The late George Purcell's estate includes a one half interest in two houses at 118 and 120 East Cork Street. Appraisement figures filed in the Corporation Clerk's Office total 2125.45 dollars.
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George Purcell
East Cork Street
Corporation Clerk
Two Men Guilty Of Refusing To Pay Restaurant Bills
Julian H Balcerkiewicz aged 21 of Philadelphia and Raymond H Scott 35 from Washington DC were found guilty of failure to pay restaurant bills and disorderly conduct. Judge Donald L Weems ordered them to pay the hearing costs in police court today.
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Julian Henry Balcerkiewicz
Philadelphia
Raymond Howard Scott
Washington, D. C
Donald L. Weems
Lawyer Slain in Chicago Circuit Court Shooting
In Chicago on January 13, lawyer John W. Keogh aged 59 shot Attorney Christopher G. Kinney in a crowded Circuit Court chamber before firing at Judge John Prystalski. Keogh was overcome by a fellow attorney. shots struck the chair and the floor as the judge ducked for cover.
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Chicago
Christopher G. Kinney
John Prystalski
John W. Keogh
Prystalski
A . Kinney
Keogh
Legionnaires Meet Wednesday Post 21 to Hold Jan. Meeting
Commander E. C. Parker of Robert Y. Conrad Post No. 21 American Legion announced the regular January night meeting, postponed from last week, will be held Wednesday night January 15 at 7 30 in the Handley Library basement auditorium. Legionnaires are urged to attend for important items and announcements.
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E. C. Parker
Robert Y. Conrad
No. 21
American Legion
Handley Library
Bail in Max Krol Case Continued to Next Court Term
In Corporation Court Judge Philip Williams continued the $5,000 bail case of Max Krol until the next term of court.
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Max Krol
Philip Williams
Corporation Court
Millwright Killed By Belt At Virginia Plant
Covington Virginia January 13 194? Harry W Hicks 45 was instantly killed when caught in a belt at the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company plant where he worked as a millwright. Survived by wife and six children.
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Covington
Harry W. Hicks
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
County to Lose 31900 Through Loss of AAA
Farm leaders work to secure congressional funds for contracts after the AAA invalidation. John R. Hutcheson wires Extension Service to cut county office staff and suspend community committeemen and wheat and corn hog program supervisors. Frederick county office has already begun the measure.
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AAA
John R. Hutcheson
Extension Service
Frederick
Stine
Supreme Court orders refund of 200 million in taxes
The Supreme Court rules 200 million dollars of processing taxes must be returned to processors. Frederick county faces a 31,900 dollar loss due to invalidated Agricultural Adjustment programs. I Fred Stine notes 209 wheat applications for 1936 39 program and suspends 1936 39 wheat work awaiting Congress funding and AAA replacement.
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Supreme Court
Frederick County
Fred Stine
Stine
Congress
Mr. Stine
AAA
Illness Fatal To Mrs. Davis Rites Tuesday
Mrs. Mary Jane Davis wife of Julius C. Davis died after a brief illness at 115 Valley Avenue. Born February 8 1853 in Chelsea New York she lived in Grace Lutheran faith and celebrated her 60th wedding anniversary last summer. Funeral arrangements are noted to follow.
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Mary Jane Davis
Julius C. Davis
Valley Avenue
Grace Lutheran Church
Mrs. Davis
Poughkeepsie
West Virginia
Winchester
Mr. Davis
Sale of Bank Stock at Court House Auction
At 12 o'clock M. Saturday January 18 1936 in front of Court House 4 shares of Farmers and Merchants and 8 1/3 shares Shenandoah Valley. Terms cash. Jonas O Chamberlin Executor of R P Chamberlin deceased. Duvall Dunn Auctioneers.
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Court House
Farmers & Merchants
Shenandoah Valley
Jonas O. Chamberlin
R. P. Chamberlin
Mrs Wolfe Denies Open Flame Caused Augusta Explosion
The Augusta Ohio family destruction after Saturday’s home explosion was disputed by Hetzel Wolfe’s brother who said Mrs Wolfe carried a flashlight into the cellar and that reports of an open flame lamp igniting gas are unfounded.
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Augusta
Hetzel Wolfe
British Orders Preferred In World War Bond Inquiry
Senate investigators pressed questions about American munitions makers backing British orders amid Morgan banking house denials. J P Morgan defended not being to blame for war trade, while his speeches on French and British bonds were examined as potential educational propaganda. The debate touched external debt priorities and risks of bankruptcy guidance.
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Washington
United States
Senate
J. P. Morgan
Morganere
France
England
Morgan
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Oratory's Flow Soon To Start At Mount Williams
Mount Williams Debating Society plans its first winter session next Thursday January 16 at 8 o'clock. The gathering will feature a debate on whether wealth and luxury have increased world happiness with H A Snapp B C Hulver N B Fout for the affirmative and N C Williams J B Snapp W H Himelright for the negative. Public is invited to attend.
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Frederick
Mount Williams Debating Society
H. A. Snapp
B. C. Hulver
N. B. Fout
N. C. Williams
J. B. Snapp
W. H. Himelright
Tragedy Strikes Family At Supper Time In West Virginia
A gas plant explosion at Hetzel Wolfe’s home near Delray West Virginia killed five, injured two, and left Hetzel Wolfe Sr and his five year old daughter Vera in critical condition. The injured include Hetzel Wolfe Sr with punctured lungs and burns, and Vera with severe burns and internal injuries. Mrs Minnie Wolfe of Delray arrived to support at the hospital as Ira Wolfe of Columbus, Ohio, is expected.
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Hetzel Wolfe
Vera
Delray
W. Va
Ira Wolfe
Columbus
Hetzel Wolfe, Jr
Garland W
Lowell W Forrest Wolfe
Vera Wolfe
Wolfe
Memorial Hospital
Harry Wolfe
Ptm
Stanieg
Addition of two new attorneys shifts Hauptmann case
In Trenton two new lawyers join Hauptmann's defense, altering strategy to delay execution. Washington reports: $2,000,000 in processing taxes must be returned, Bankhead cotton ruling pending, TVA undecided, Morgan cites war debt assurances. Kinney shot in Chicago court. Judge Prystalski escapes. Rudyard Kipling ill. Redfern search in Georgetown British Guiana extended.
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Trenton
N. J
Hauptmann
Washington
Supreme Court
Washington—Supreme Court
TVA
J. P. Morgan
Senate Munitions
France
England
Senate
Chicago
Christopher G. Kinney
John Prystalski
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Freeman
Old Age Pension League
Major Tyler
Donna Finfrock
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Act
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Bond
Active Lutheran
Morgan Cablegram
Banker
Oratory
Mount Williams
Moling & Cather
Porto Rica
Warren County
Front Royal News
Star Today
Hetzel Welfe, Sr
Perisr
Mrs. Wolfe
World News
Georgetown
Guina
Paul Redfern
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