Inauguration Day Ceremonies for Virginia Governor Price
The General Assembly will convene at 11 with an inaugural committee and Governor Price expected to speak at the Capitol. Justice Hudgins will administer oaths to Attorney-General Staples and Saxon W. Holt will become lieutenant governor. A 19 gun salute marks the ceremony.
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General Assembly
Governor Peery
Jefferson Hotel
Justice Hudgins
Supreme Court of Appeals
Staples
Richmond
Jefferson
Capitol
Henry W. Holt
State Supreme Court
Saxon W. Holt
Preston W. Campfield
Grace Street
River conditions report for Front Royal area
Condition of rivers in Front Royal Virginia noted as clear on South Branch and North Branch. Observers report no current flooding or turbidity issues.
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Front Royal
South Branch
Public Sale of Limestone Farm in Frederick County
Special Commissioners offer for public auction a limestone farm on both sides of the Appletree, adjoining Wm. C. Gratchen and G. P. Miller Estates, tied to a 1923 mortgage from Daniel W. Lupton to The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore. Sale 11:00 A M February 5 1938 at the Frederick County Court House. One third cash, balance in two annual installments with interest. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Victoria Noel Lupton
Te Virginia
Wm. C. Gratchen
G. PF. Miller
Daniel W. ‘Lupton
Peyton G. Jefferson
Russell Cather
Dunn and
Duvall
T. Russell Cather
Bessie Brannon
Virginia Has Good Lynch Law
Richmond reports Governor Peery defending Virginia’s anti-lynching stance and law on mob violence as federal measures face opposition. The Virginia act defines mob as three or more people intent on assault or battery without legal authority and can apply murder charges if the victim dies.
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Peery
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McKellar
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Vginia
Congress
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Georgia
Mississippi
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Industrial Rayon Corporation
Covington
Japan Reiterates Break With Chiang Over China Policy
Tokyo instructs its Shanghai ambassador to return home and says it will recognize Peiping as China’s government, while keeping the Shanghai embassy open. Premier Konoye says Peiping could become main China government with changes, as Japan seeks peace and cultural ties in the Orient.
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China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Akira Kazani
Japan
Peiping
Fumimaro Konoye
Shigeru
Kawagoe
Shanghai
Nanking
Shinrokuro Hidaka
Domei
Hsu Shin-Ying
Kunoye
Pieping
Orient
All China
U S Judge Testifies In Own Puerto Rico Court
U S District Judge Robert A. Cooper testifies in San Juan court as ten islanders are tried on charges of conspiring to kill him. Judge Martino Travieso heard Cooper testify about a fusillade of shots after sentencing Alzibu Campos and others for conspiracy to overthrow U S rule. Prisoners were sentenced to five years in Atlanta federal prison amid nationalist protests.
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U. S
U.S
Robert A. Cooper
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Martino Travieso
Alzibu Campos
Atlanta
Williams Attacks New Deal Policies and NRA
The speaker criticizes the New Deal as Fascist and socialistic, condemning N R A rules that limit private business. He denounces sit down strikes, labor favoritism, wage and price manipulation, and the growth of government in big business while warning of tax harm to industry and the threat to capital funds and private investment.
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Williams
Congress
White House
Madam Perkins
John Lewis
Ickes
Washington
Open forum praising American opportunity and business cooperation
A speech lauded America's open door and urged restoration of confidence to revive production and trade. Attendees listed include executives from Shenandoah Valley National Bank Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company and Commercial and Savings Bank with named attendees.
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America
Gifford
Telephone Company
Williams
Ickes
Jacksons
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
R. Gray Williams
Harold G. Brown
E. G. Rusk
H. F. Byrd
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
M M. Lynch
Thos. E. Kremer
C. L. Nicodemus
C. M. Grim
G. F Eutsler
Jacob Yost
Commercial and Savings Bank
John I Sloat
Harold Edwards
Fred S. Boyd
G. H. Funkhouser
Herbert S. Larrick
Elks Club Minstrel Show Promises Local Charity Benefit
The Elks Club schedules a charitable minstrel show featuring a chorus of local performers. Henry Keller Eugene Russell Robert Snapp Robert Legge and many others join in with specialty acts by Pete Edwards Hugh Patton John Hottel and Dobey. The George Washington Hotel hosts an eight minute negro folklore act and Bus Taylor performs a bellhop routine.
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Minstrel
Henry Keller
Eugene Russell
Robert Snapp
Robert Legge
Charles Boyles
Dick Clevenger
Pete Edwards
Wallace Lutz
H. D. Koontz
Emory Keyser
Robert Manuel
Ralph Manuel
Cy Mee
Paul Hunter
Garland Whitlock
Tom Grove
Wilbur Anderson
Upton Snider
Floyd Haines
Lewis Crowser
Bill Baker
Ed Moulden
Harold Foreman
Hugh Patton
John Hottel
Dobey
George Washin Hotel
Bus Taylor
Holt to Attend Virginia Governor Inauguration
Governor Holt sails from Charleston to Richmond to witness his boyhood friend James H. Price inaugurated as Virginia’s 41st governor. Mrs Holt accompanies him while their two daughters stay home. The lifelong friendship dates to Greenbrier County days.
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Holt
Charleston
W. Va
Richmond
James H. Price
Virginia
Greenbrier County
Rocky” Holt
Adams Holt
West
Farbach Named New WPA General Counsel in Cincinnati
Carl F. Farbach of Cincinnati has been appointed the new general counsel for the Works Progress Administration succeeding Edward H. Foley who resigned for a treasury department post. Farbach, a Harvard graduate, previously served as RFC counsel in 1932 and joined the PWA legal staff in 1933.
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Carl F. Farbach
Cincinnati
Works Progress Administration
Edward H. Foley
Treasury Department
Farbach
Harvard
RFC
PWA
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down
The grid clues mix across and down prompts with misprints and alignment issues. Answers reference common crossword terms including aired theme words like note scales, deities, and descriptors, requiring careful letter matching and cross checking.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1442 B Fashion Note
Barbara Bell pattern No 1442 B designed for sizes 12 to 42 uses busts 30 to 42 inches. Size 14 requires 3 4 yards of 39 inch material for blouse and 24% yards for skirt.
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