President Faces New Problems Born Of a Business Recession
Article reviews President Roosevelt facing a deepening recession after a year of political battles over his court reform plan. It notes court defeats, wage-hour and labor issues, stalled farm and housing bills, and a strenuous effort to stabilize deficits and revive industry.
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Nathan Robertson Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Hstory
Supreme Court
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Harrison
Mississippi
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Black
Dala
Sores
Ku Klux Klan
Novemer
House
Insurance Men Met Friday
The Alexandria district of Union Life Insurance Company held a staff meeting at its branch office on Friday January 14. Attendees included O Turner Moore J H Durrett L E Pulley A W Dawson E L Brown of Alexandria Turner Teates Morrisville Va R R Ely Leesburg H R Grim M K Hitchinson Winchester M Lutz Ernest Wisman Edinburg Randall Zirkle New Market and H R Smith Fredericksburg.
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Alexandria
The
Union Life Insurance Company
O. Turner
N. Moore
J. H. Durrett
L. E. Pulley
A. W. Dawson
E. L. Brown
Turner A. Teates
Morrisville
R. R. Ely
Leesburg
H.R. Grim
M. K. Hitchinson
Winchester
M. Lutz
Ernest Wisman
Edinburg
Randall Zirkle
New Market
H. R. Smith
Fredericksburg
Political Maneuvers Start Amid Roosevelt Renomination Loyalties
The piece outlines looming Democratic splits as 34 Senate seats face renomination pressure with Kentuckys Barkley courted against Chandler despite New Deal ties. Illinois Davis Dieterich seeks renomination April 12 as Roosevelt ponders support, while senators who opposed the court bill face upcoming primaries including Clark Missouri Gillette Lee McCarren Tydings and Van Nuys.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Dieterich
Illinois
A. B
Chandler
Louisville
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago
Democratic National
Patrick A. Nash
Henry Horner
White House
Clark Missouri
George Gillette
Lee McCarran
Nevada
South Carolina
Tydings
Maryland
van Nuys
Tallanee
Funeral for Clarence B. Cochran Held at Mt. Pleasant U B Church
Clarence B. Cochran died Thursday night of pneumonia at his county residence. His funeral was held Saturday at Mt. Pleasant U B Church with Rev. B. F. Spitzer and Rev. Cortney Anderson officiating. Songs included Face to Face Rock of Ages When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder and In the Sweet By and By. Interment was in the family lot. Cochran was an active U B Church worker since boyhood.
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Clarence B. Cochran
Mt. Pleasant U. B
B. F. Spitzer
Cortney Anderson
Cochran
U. B
Conduct Rites For Mr Lamp
Funeral services for Harry Lamp, who died suddenly last Sunday, were held Tuesday at 2 pm at Lamp Methodist church with Rev. G L Waters and Rev. Courtney Anderson. Interment at Mount Hebron. Survived by widow Edmonia Cooper Lamp, son Lee Lamp, daughter Beulah Carpenter of Winchester, three grandchildren, one great grandchild, two brothers, two sisters, and a number of nephews and nieces.
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G. L. Waters
Courtney Anderson
Lamp Methodist Church
William Miller
Mount Hebron
Clarence, Hinkel
Elmer Lamp
Holmes Spillman
Vernor Milhon
Jay Roe
Will
Lewis Lamp
Mollie Spillman
Alice Renner
Matrimonial Strategy in Chicago Court Case
Louis Phillips 22 seeks to free his bride Clara in a habeas corpus petition. He claims Clara was kept prisoner at home by her family after revealing the marriage to her father Sam Pavlies. Judge Harry M. Fisher ordered the Pavlies family to bring Clara to court.
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Chicago
Louis Phillips
M Williams Society meets in new hall at North Mountain
County news notes the M Williams Literary Society gathering in its new hall with capacity crowd from Winchester. Debate on government interference cited with affirmative win by judges four to one. Also reports illnesses, church visits, family visits, and local home improvements.
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North Mountain
M Williams Literary Society
Winchester
N. B. Fount
J. D. Luttrell
N. C. Williams
J. B. Snapp
Ford Luttrell
H. A. Snapp
Daisy Williams
Laura Keckley
Zeigler
Middle Brook
St. John's Lutheran Church
Mr. Zeigler
Joseph
Bethel Church
Stephens City Notes
Stephens City Va January notes list visitors from Chambersburg Martinsburg and Front Royal. Residents Mrs J R Sonner hospitalized in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Local families host and visit relatives and students from Harrisonburg state teachers college. Several neighbors on the sick list.
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Stephens City
Royce Weaver
Chambersburg
Laurence Gregory
Elmer Hurst
Manassas
Annie Sonner
J. R. Sonner
Winchester Memorial Hospital
W. H. Baker
Washington
Joe Steele
Barr Samsell
Front Royal
R. M. Carbaugh
Donald Heartley
Winchester
Charles Heartley
Hilda Doggett
Martinsburg
W. Va
A. W. Doggett
Mae Ginn
Middletown
C. C. Rhodes
Mary Evelyn Steele
Julia Steele
Evelyn Cross
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
J. W. Venable
Helen Bucher
Bod Steele
Middletown Social Notes From Virginia Town
Miss Mae Ginn visits Stephens City guest of C. C. Rhodes. Martinsburg visitors Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ropp and family stay with Herbert Jones. Arthur Tevalt welcomes a newborn son at their home near town. Mrs. Frank Cooley visits sister Mrs. Weaver at Campbell family home on Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henson with daughter Miss Ethelene Han- run the town social circuit.
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Middletown
Mae Ginn
Stephens City
C. C. Rhodes
Herbert Jones
G. W. Ropp
Sue Ropp
Margaret Miller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Arthur Tevalt
Frank Cooley
Weaver
Messrs. Holmes
Robert Campbell
Charles Henson
Ethelene Hen
Bentzel Will Records in Clark M. Smith Court Office
The will of the late Margaret J. Bentzel records A. C. Bentzel as life tenant of real and personal property. Upon his death Bessie Bentzel would receive the personal property, with the realty to be divided between Bessie Bentzel and Emma A. Knight. Miss Bessie Bentzel qualified as administratrix c t a with bond set at $3600.
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Margaret J. Bentzel
Clark M. Smith
Corporation Court
A. C. Bentzel
Bessie Bentzel
Emma A. Knight
Your Income and Outgo Household Budget Booklet 1938 ad
An advertisement promotes the Household Budget for 1938 a 32 page guide with monthly accounts and saving guidance. It urges readers to send ten cents to Information Bureau Washington D C with name address city state and payment.
New Bill To Restrict Outdoor Advertising In Virginia
A bill introduced in the Virginia General Assembly at Richmond aims to restrict outdoor advertising. It would require licensing, enforce separate permits for each side of a structure, and tie permit validity to landowner consent with penalties for violations.
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Reral Assembly
Richmond
Tak Agro
Circuit Court of the City of
Treasury
Highway Commissioner
46 Killed In Sacred Heart College Fire
Officials report 46 deaths among teachers and students after a brick college building burned down in St Hyacinthe. Fire investigators say 26 bodies had been recovered from the wreckage, with more than 100 feared trapped in their sleep.
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ST. Hyacinthe
College of the Sacred Heart
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