Peery Sworn In as Virginia Governor in Richmond Ceremony
Campbell Peery of Tazewell is sworn in as the fiftieth Virginia governor by Chief Justice Preston W. Campbell as the Richmond Howitzers fire a salute. He outlines budget and tax plans to balance the state finances, urge eight months of school, and reform liquor, highway, and utility taxes amid post 1932 cuts. Governor Pollard receives ovation as predecessor steps aside.
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Three Man Liquor Board Backed by Governor Peery
Gov. Peery urges a three man state liquor control board with broad powers but emphasizes temperance goals especially for youth. He warns against dispensaries before local option and proposes chairman led responsibility with limited salary gaps. He calls for local option protection, enforcement, and temperance measures alongside strong law enforcement and support for Confederate veterans.
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Guffey seeks federal probe of C W A in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Roosevelt leader Joseph F. Guffey demanded a thorough house cleaning of C W A operations in Pennsylvania. He accused Governor Pinchot of using federal funds to build a political machine from human misery and suffering and urged action from Washington rather than Harrisburg.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Joseph F. Guffey
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Keystone
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Guffey
Buyers Strike Cuts French Fruit Tax Quotas
Continued from page one the article notes that buyers in the American fruit sector pressed for relief and a reduced French tax on apples and pears. Officials report negotiations with French authorities aim to expand access to enlarged quotas for U S producers seeking entry into the French market.
No Opposition To Appointees Of Gov. Peery
Virginia Governor Peery begins his administration by reappointing ten cabinet members and naming ten state officials. A contest over Agriculture and Fisheries posts unfolds as the new governor meets with former Governor Pollard, entertains at lunch, and hosts a public reception after the oath.
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John M Purcell
Sidney B Hall
Arthur W. James
Charles A. Osborne
Purchase and Printing
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Sterling
Havana
Batista
Antonio Guiteras
Funeral Rites For Mrs. Eliza Ellen Grimm
Funeral services were held at 602 South Loudoun Street for Mrs. Eliza Ellen Grimm wife of Edward L. Grimm who died Sunday in her sixty third year. Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker led services with two hymns and burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Surviving relatives include three grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews with distant mourners from Baltimore Alexandria Washington Bluemont Hagerstown Pittsburgh Pricedale and Upperville.
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Edward L. Grimm
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
Robert Rinker
Elizabeth Rinker
John Johnston
Baltimore
F. M. Beatty
Oliver
Alexandria
Harry Bess
Charles Garretson
William Veras
Barrie Giles
Washington
D. C
D. H. Beatty
Ohio Pyle
Henry Beatty
Calvin Beatty
Thelma Best
Bluemont
Lyle Grimm
Walter Grimm
A. A. Schuller
Luther Ford
Edward Carper
Myrtle Carper
Hagerstown
Last Rites Held For Mrs Alberta Sherman
Funeral services for Mrs. Alberta Sherman widow of W. J. Sherman were held Monday at 2 pm at United Brethren Church. Rev. George W. Stover and Rev. A. R. Van Cleave officiated with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. She born in Frederick county lived in Winchester and is survived by three daughters Kathleen Sherman Oscar Kremer and M F Newlin and 13 grandchildren. Pallbearers were Jonah Good William Perry R E Albin Edgar Carper Mahlon Jackson and Joseph Patterson.
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W. J. Sherman
United Brethren Church
George W. Stover
A. R. van Cleave
Mount Hebron
Oscar Kremer
M. F. Newlin
Hagerstown
Jonah Good
William Perry
R. E. Albin
Edgar Carper
Mahlon Jackson
Joseph Patterson
Mrs Crawford Dies Two Weeks After Husband
Mrs. Crawford, about 75, died in Summit Point West Virginia yesterday after a week of illness following the death of her husband Washington S. Crawford. She leaves one son and one grandson Hugh Crawford as survivors. Funeral services will be held at the son Fenton Crawford’s home tomorrow at 2 PM conducted by Rev W D Eve, with interment beside her husband in Edge Hill Cemetery Charles Town WV.
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G O P Leader Questioned Over Air Mail Contract
The Senate air mail investigating committee summoned William Sacks, Missouri gubernatorial candidate, to explain volunteering to deliver an air mail contract for five percent. William B. Robertson testified Sacks claimed authority for the New Orleans St. Louis contract from former Postmaster General Walter F. Brown by telephone. The panel also heard that Brown and W Irving Glover ordered destruction of some records before leaving office.
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Senate Air Mail Investigating Committee
William Sacks
Missouri
William B. Robertson
Sacks
St. Louis
Walter F. Brown
Brown
W. Irving Glover
Harding's Brother, Noted Specialist On Nerves, Dead
Dr George T Harding I brother of Warren G Harding died at his Worthington home aged 55 a renowned neuro psychiatry specialist and WWI medical reserve member after weeks of illness He is survived by his widow three sons two daughters and three sisters.
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Columbus
George T. Harding I
Warren G. Harding
Worthington
Todey
Harding
Medical Reserve
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices in Daily Market Notes
Closing quotations for Chicago wheat futures May 89 half, July 87 five eighths, September 88 three eighths. Baltimore spot wheat 95 one half percent. Winchester spot wheat 92? percent. Distribution through Stapy Winchester Milling and Sticker Sales Corp. at 26 North Washington Street Hagerstown Maryland.
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Baby Weighing 18 1 2 Pounds Is Held To Be Normal
A daughter weighing 18 1 2 pounds was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Zarnokol in Chester Pennsylvania. The physician said she is the largest baby born in the city and as heavy as a normal six month old child. The mother is 36 and the baby is doing well.
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Associated Press
Chester
Thomas C. Zarnokol
Democrats May Reorganize Their Main Committee
Washington January 18 Democrats move to reorganize the Democratic National Committee after further resignations and a Roosevelt disapproval of lawyers in Washington. The committee lacks a secretary and treasurer with fresh vacancies among the members.
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Dollar Bill Devaluation Bill Approved by Committee
The House coinage committee approved the Presidents dollar devaluation bill and added an amendment requiring the secretary of the treasury to report to Congress on Stabilization Fund operations. Secretary Morgenthau said the New York Fed, acting for the Treasury, is buying gold both abroad and at home.
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Washington
House Coinage Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Stabilization Fund
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York
The
Treasury
Annual Meeting of The County Coop
Members of the Frederick County Cooperative Farm Bureau are reminded of the annual meeting this Saturday January 20 at 2 oclock in the county Court House. Directors for the new year will be chosen and the annual report presented. After the election directors organize by electing officers.
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Dress fasteners aid movable paper dolls
When children wanted movable joints for paper dolls and animals, their mother found old dress fasteners worked well. Holes were punched at each joint after assembly, and fasteners attached to bodies to allow free movement.
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