McFall Leads Front Royal Win Over Swavely 29 20
Randolph Macon Academy opened the season with a 29 20 victory over Swavely School of Manassas in the Academy gym. Kra Je McFall scored 13 points and excelled on defense. Mears Schoolfield and Thacker stood out. Avery led Swavely with 10 points.
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Front Royal
Randolph Macon Academy
Swavely School
Manassas
Academy Gym
Saturny Kra Je McFall
Mears
Schoolfield
Thacker
Holiday
Yellow Jackets
Swavely
Avery
Two Couples Wed Here Saturday
Front Royal readers note two weddings Saturday as Miss Mary McDonald daughter of James McDonald and R. E. Pollard of Richmond wed at the Presbyterian Manse with Rev. H W Shannon officiating. Evelyn Cook and John Aleshire of Front Royal also tied the knot with Rev. R B Claggett presiding.
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Front Royal
Dan Cupid
Mary M Nald
James McDo
Pollard
Richmond
H. W. Shannon
Evelyn Cook
John Aleshire
R. B. Claggett
Aleshire
Louis
Frank Aleshire
Brown Reappointed as Warren County Deputy Sheriff
Brown Carson Brown was reappointed and sworn in as deputy sheriff of Warren County on Saturday. He had resigned several months ago but returned to his prior service, praised for efficiency and popularity in his duties.
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Front Royal
Carson Brown
Warren County
Irvin Ramey Guilty Of Assault With A Gun
Irvin Ramey was found guilty on a charge of assault with a gun and given a six month jail term and a $25 fine in Front Royal. The jail sentence was suspended. Four youths aged 12 to 15 were jailed Sunday on a charge of disorderly conduct following a free for all fight in an alley off Main Street.
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Front Royal
Irvin Ramey
Main Street
Telegraph Boys Strike at Hauptmann Trial
Telegraph messenger boys at the Hauptmann murder trial walk out for higher pay. Twenty boys, led by Bartles Reasoner, were replaced with an arbitration meeting set after court adjourns. They cite pay of one dollar day and 1.50 night plus eight cents daily uniform deduction.
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Flemington
Corps of Telegraph Messenger
Hauptmann
Bartles Reasoner
Front Royal and Warren County Social News Highlights
Social and personal notes from Front Royal and Warren County list dinners visits and host events. Residents include Wyndham Lee, Margaret Coleman, Charles Ambler, Philip Triplett, Aubrey Weaver, Frank Gibbs Jr, A B Grant Megargee, A C Carson, W W Whitside, Robert Barton, George Henry, T W Tayloe, W F Locke, J H Beall, J Frank Forsythe, Edgar Updyke, C A Kidd, Warren Whiteside, C L Williams, and John Hoskins. Activities span dinners, luncheons, church services, and trips along Skyline Drive.
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Front Royal
Wyndham Lee
Margaret Coleman
Charles Ambler
Philip Triplett
Middleburg
Mary Pickford Linked With Buddy Rogers Romance Rumor
Mary Pickford is tied to Buddy Rogers in rumor of a romance after her divorce from Douglas Fairbanks. Rogers, an orchestra leader and actor, is filming in London. Pickford is listed as 41 in Who’s Who, while Rogers is 28 from his hometown Olanthe Kansas. Fairbanks’s name remains linked to Lady Ashley in a divorce suit naming him as corespondent.
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Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Rogers
London
Miss Pick
Ford
Olanthe
Kas
Buddy
Fairbanks
Lady Ashley
Mary
Minister Tip Leads to Raid on Still in Maryland
In Hagerstown Maryland Jan 14 farmer Lloyd Leatherman was arrested with Rev Robert Ridgely for possession of a still used to make liquor. Ridgely testified the raid stemmed from his tip and assisted in destroying the equipment. Bond set at 800 dollars for federal court action. Cadiz Spain is nicknamed The Silver Dish for its white roofed seascape. Plate glass production could pave a Boston to New Orleans highway.
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Hagerstown
Lloyd Leatherman
Wolfville
Robert J. Ridgely
United Brethren
Myersville
United States
D. Angle Wolfinger
Ralph Tagg
Mr. Ridgely
Gheel Belgium a Unique City for Boarding the Insane
Gheel Belgium with a population around 20 000 operates as the world’s only city where the sole business is boarding the insane in private homes. Most families receive government payments for this work.
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Gheel
Belgium
Ohio appoints new bank superintendent
Samuel H. Squire of Elyria becomes state superintendent of banks by Governor-elect Martin L. Davey. Davey had earlier named Allen F. Ayres of Akron, who declined amid criticism over a $40,000 debt to the defunct Guardian Trust Co. in Cleveland.
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Samuel H. Squire
Elyria,c
Ohio State
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Allen F. Ayres
Akron
Ayres
Guardian Trust Co
Cleveland
Filling Stations Held Subject To Chain Store Tax
The Supreme Court ruled gasoline filling stations are subject to West Virginia’s graduated chain store tax. Justice Cardozo delivered a 5 to 4 decision. Dissenters were Justices Van Devanter McReynolds Sutherland and Butler. The lower federal court had ordered $240,173 refunded to Standard Oil Co of New Jersey.
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Washington
Supreme Court
West Virginia
Cardozo
van Devanter
Mé¢Reynolds
Sutherland and
Butler
Federal District Court
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Market in stocks shows cautious tone on gold clause case
New York on January 14 reports a cautious market as gold clause litigation sits with the Supreme Court. Bulls sit on the sidelines while stocks recover only fractions of prior losses in light trading. Key industrials improve and select prices list with notable quotes for Allied Chemical, General Electric, General Motors, U S Steel and others.
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New York
P— Gold Conscl Financial
Supreme Court
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch. Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil
N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Farmland Grain Futures and Cash Prices in Early 1930s
Closing grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley across futures contracts with Chicago and Baltimore cash quotes. Notable figures include Wheat Mar at 98 1 8, Corn May 91 1 4, Oats May 53 1 8, Rye May 71 1 4, Barley May 78, Lard Jan 12.60, Bellies Jan 15.95. Baltimore Wheat No 2 red winter 98 1 2 spot. White corn 95 cents. Yellow corn 90 cents. All quotations based on delivered to mill.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Drying refuse before burning prevents clinkers
Instruction advises placing wet garbage on a furnace ledge inside the door to dry it. Once dry, the next burn will proceed with less clinker formation.
Curative Waters and Ears as Criminal Proof in History
In old Scotland water from under a bridge once walked by the living and carried by the dead was famed for healing powers. Separately in New Jersey two centuries ago criminals had the tops of their ears cut off to prove their criminal history.
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Scotland
New Jersey
Georgia Hosiery Strike Sparks Arrests at Rossville Mill
Protests by the United Federation of Hosiery Workers sparked arrests by national guardsmen at a Rossville Georgia hosiery mill as striking workers walked out and demonstrated.
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United Federation of Hosiery Workers
National Guardsmen
Rossville
Livestock And Produce Market Report Summary
Livestock and produce market shows better grade cattle steadiness with top 875 lb yearling steers at 9.00, slaughter steers 8.00-9.00, heifers 5.50-6.40, calves top 9.50, hogs trading higher with top butcher hogs 8.60, various weight ranges 7.65-8.60, pigs 6.90-6.65, sheep and lambs very active with prices up 0.50. Philadelphia markets report live poultry, dressed poultry, butter and eggs with mixed grades and steady to firmer prices.
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Ohio
Philadelphia
P. R
Nearby
Old Roosters
Ducks Western
Geese Western
Capons
Turkeys
Northwestern
Western
Southwestern
Old Toms
Butter
U. S. Dept
Midwest
Local Markets Corrected Daily
The Star notes markets are updated daily and declines responsibility for typographical errors. The column emphasizes regular accuracy but warns of possible typos in published data.
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The
Star
Feed and commodity price list from a historic catalog
A dense price sheet lists patent brand bags of various weights per barrel, shelled and cracked corn prices, mixed feeds, dairy and egg feeds, corn meal in sacks, screenings, middlings, and livestock offerings. It includes prices for butter, dairy products, and live animals like chickens, hens, turkeys, cows, steers, heifers, sheep, hogs, and dressed pork, with unit measures such as per barrel, per cwt, and per sack.
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Fiauseer Ets Dal
Deavy
Uae
Csyessevsces
Cscs
Local Retail Market Prices for Flour and Feed
Local market lists flour in 98 lb, 48 lb, 24 lb and 12 lb bags with per barrel prices. Also prices for corn products, screenings, meal, middlings, scratch and mixed feeds, dairy feed, egg mash, and butter types including creamery and country butter.
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Sana
New Orleans Faces Inability To Meet Semi Monthly Payroll
New Orleans officials announced after filing the city’s financial affairs in Federal Court that the city would be unable to meet its semi monthly payroll due tomorrow. The commission council indicated ongoing financial strain amid court action.
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Commission Council
German vote in Saar landslide with 10 to 1 margin
From Wartburg Hall observers report a ten to one Germany victory as neutrality tabs count over 500000 ballots. No votes for France were observed amid the tallying process.
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Saar'ts
Wartburg Hall
Germany
France
Radio Program Schedule Highlights 1930s Night On Air
Radio listings show WEAF WOR WABC WJZ and others broadcasting a mix of orchestras, bands, talk, news, and dramatizations from 6:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Tuesday. Notable items include the U. S. Army Band, Shadow on WABC, Amos ’n’ Andy, plantation echoes, Lone Ranger, and the Payoff. Leading events announce New Jersey governor inaugural ceremonies with Hoffman, plus concerts featuring Martinelli, Moore, and Girl Crazy operetta excerpts.
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WEAF
Lum
Abner
Wabc—Z
Weaf—Trappers Orchestra
Red_ Davis
Wabc—The O’neills
Uncle Ezra
Larry Taylor
WABC
Boake Carter
Woor
Corinna Mura
WJZ
Wabc—Kostelanetz Orchestra
Wjzz
Wabc—Gluskin Orch
Weaf—Eastman Orch
Wwor
Ironians
Wisz
Jackie Heller
Wayne King
WOR
Poldi Mildner
Movement Against Crime
Homer S. Cummings
Katherine Tucker
National Organization For Public Health Nursing
Fray and
Braggiotti
the Gr
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Trenton
Giovanni Martinelli
Queena Marie
Grace Moore
W4jz
Britain May Release Germany From Versailles Clauses
London reports that after a British cabinet meeting, Britain believes the time has come to release Germany from the military clauses of the Versailles treaty if Germany joins a framework limiting armaments.
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London
Great Britain
Germany
Free Philco Radio Atlas Offered by Rand McNally
A revised Philco Radio Atlas from Rand McNally free to readers, a 20 page 10 by 13 inch volume with colored world maps, short wave stations named, photos of radio artists, world broadcasting stations, tuning tips, and a space for personal inscription.
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Philco
Rand McNally & Co
Continents
Ign
U.S. A
Free Philco Radio Atlas Coupon Offer
A reader fills a coupon for a Free Philco Radio Atlas of the World promising no obligation. The offer invites presenting the coupon to a Philco dealer to obtain a radio. The notice emphasizes buyer freedom and confirms no commitment.
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Philco
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Warren County Bureau
Winchester Evening Star
WM. Herring
Telephone Front Royal 213
McFall
Brown
Aubrey G. Weaver
Roanoke
Frank Gibbs, Jr
Grant Megargee
A. C. Carson
W. W. Whitside
Robert Barton
Winchester
Winchester Lions Club
Capitol Theatre
George Henry
Episcopal Church
T. W. Tayloe
W. F. Locke
L. F. Hansborough
J. H. Beall
W. C. Arnstrong
J. Frank Forsythe
Circle of Kings Daughters
Mrs
Edgar Updyke
C. A. Kidd
Busiess
Warren Whiteside
Col
Mrs.Whiteside
C. L. Williams
Skyline Drive
John Hoskins
South Riverton
Buddy Rogers
Cadiz
Spain
Boston
New Orleans
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New Ohio Bank
Samuel Squire
Cummings
Capitol
U. S. Supreme Court
Winchester Markets
Georgia
Atlanta
Miller & Anderson
Free Radio
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