Railroad executive changes announced in Baltimore and Ohio system
W. Curren succeeds J. White as general manager New York terminals while C. W. Van Horn remains general superintendent of the Maryland district. The Baltimore and Ohio announces further leadership shifts affecting New York terminals and Central Railroad of New Jersey during the election period.
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R. B. ‘White
New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Central Railroad of New Jersey
C. W. Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio
W. G. Curren
Baltimore
Mr. White
Cy W. van Horn
Maryland
Suc
Railroad officials swap roles in Baltimore and Cumberland
In Baltimore, Curren becomes general superintendent of transportation while R. W. Brown moves from Cumberland to succeed Van Horn as general superintendent in Baltimore. Laughlin, representing the operating vice president, follows Brown as head of the Cumberland division at Cumberland.
Railway Warning Signs Should Be Put Back Further
Richmond Virginia January 22. John R Hope secretary of the Automobile Club of Virginia urges moving railroad crossing warning signs back at least 100 feet to allow braking before the crossing. He notes signs were placed in the horse era and modern drivers often approach too fast to stop within the current near tracks positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
John R. Hope
Automobile Club of Virginia
Sign placement near track crossings aims to warn
Mr. Hope described placing signs about 100 feet from track crossings to provide warning time before vehicles or pedestrians reach the crossing, giving people a chance to heed the signal.
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Hope
Incubator Company Elects Dr. Davis As Its President
Dr. EB D. Davis of Winchester was elected president of Newtown Grant Incubator Corp at the annual stockholders meeting in Harrisonburg to succeed the late William Dean. Mrs. Mattie B. Dean was elected a board member. John P. Burke and other officers were re elected.
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Harrisonburg
EB. D. Davis
Winchester
Newtown Grant Incubator P
William Dean
Mattie B. Dean
Newtown Giant
Incubators Corp
John P. Burke
Newtown Giant Incubator Corp
Russia
Agricultural Experiment
Belgium
Holland
Cat With Hydrophobia Scratches 4 Year Old Boy
Connie Stoneburner, four year old son of J. B. Stoneburner, a Harrisonburg clerk, will receive anti toxin treatment after being scratched by a cat that acted ill Wednesday night. The cat was found dead in front of the house and a State Laboratory test confirmed hydrophobia.
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Connie Stoneburner
J. B. Stoneburner
Harrisonburg
Dr Smith Heads State Chamber of Commerce Board
Richmond, Jan 21 Regular reports of officers and committees and the election of seven directors marked the State Chamber of Commerce meeting today. L T Doble G Cleveland Wright Junius P Fishburn Samuel Waller Col Julien H Williams S Anderson Richard Crane named to the board. Dr Joseph H Smith re elected president for a third term H H Harris named vice president Julien H Hill treasurer. Three resolutions on the Jefferson Memorial Fund All Virginia advertising fund and the sesquicentennial were adopted.
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Richmond
State Chamber of Commerce
L. T. Doble
Norfolk
G. Cleveland Wright
Petersburg
Junius P. Fishburn
Roanoke
Samuel Waller
Front Royal
Julien H. Williams
Alexandria
Anderson
Hot Springs
Richard Crane
Westover
Joseph H. Smith
H. H. Harris
Lynchburg
Julien H. Hill
Jefferson Memorial Fund
All- Virginia
Communists Plot in Belgrade Suppressed by Troops
January 21 reports say over 200 suspects arrested in Yugoslavia and a plot to overthrow the government foiled. Police banned worker demonstrations before the national assembly. mounted troops dispersed crowds as unions were declared illegal. The syndicalists plan a congress on January 25 amid warnings of renewed activity from Moscow.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
National Assembly
Moscow
Inaugural Invitations Set for Byrd Ceremony
Richmond officials announce that members of the Senate and House will issue 600 invitations for seats on the capitol portico for the February 1 inaugural of F. Byrd. The incoming governor’s reception will be at the Jefferson Hotel due to repairs at the mansion after a January 4 fire.
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Richmond
Senate
House of Delegates
Lect F. Byrd
Soa
Capitol
Jefferson Hotel
States Rights To Regulate Rates Before High Court
The U S Supreme Court weighs states power to set telephone rates and curb depreciation funds. New Jersey Public Utility Commissioners appeal after New York Telephone Co raises rates contrary to state board orders. Case tests if state utility panels may probe depreciation charges and suspend rate increases meanwhile.
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Supreme Art of the
United States
Virginia
Supreme Court
Public Utility Commissioners of
New Jersey
New York Telephone Company
Utility Board
State Utility Board
Legion Post Picks Golf Links For a War Memorial
Everett’s Earl Faulkner Post selects a public golf links as a world war memorial. A $30,000 corporation will run the course with shareholder and post member fees set at 25 cents and 50 cents for others. A 100 acre site is being leased to the venture, with title remaining with the legion to protect against loss. Veterans subscribe $100,000 in stock.
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Associated Press
Everett
Wash
Earl Faulkner Post
Asherone Legion
Citizens’ Committee
Legion
Armel News Notes Highlights Local Movements
Armel Virginia notes include the death of Mr. Trone Sprint of Boyce after a brief illness. W R Gardiner of Baltimore visited for a land transaction. S T Dellinger spent time with relatives near Strasburg. Armel school community league held a successful social raising funds for classroom conveniences. G W Haymaker remains at home.
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Armel
Trone
Sprint
Boyce
W. R. Gardiner
Baltimore
T. Dellinger
Strasburg
Community League of Armel School
G. W. Haymaker
Winchester notices and moves in a small town
Last September illness improves. Miss Sybilla Armel confined at home. John Kelly and G D Gray attended a Winchester Empire Theatre musical. E H White rented Winchester property and moved to Reardon farm. M A Armel moved to Rosenberry property on Stephens City road. Rev J C Hooke and wife visited G W Haymaker. Mrs G M Cornwell hosted Ladies Aid Society at Greenway VIU Church.
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Sybilla Armel
John Kelly
G. D. Gray
Empire Theatre
Winchester
E. H. White
Reardon
Mr. White
M. A. Armel
Rosenberry
Stephens City Road
J. C. Hooke
G. W. Haymaker
G. M. Cornwell
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Greenway
VU. B. Church
Wrote Dr. Pierce- Now She Is Well
In Hurricane West Virginia a woman credits Dr. Pierce with curing her femme disease after using Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. She reports becoming a well woman again and urges others to write for free medical advice or 10 cent trial doses.
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Dr. Pierce
Hurricane
W. Va
Pierce
Byrd Names Capt John Paul Park Regional Chair for Valley
Virginia civic leader Capt John Paul Harrisonburg attorney was named by Governor elect Byrd to be Regional Chairman for the Valley counties in raising funds to buy and donate the Blue Ridge site to the Federal government. Paul, a longtime Park movement advocate, led last fall’s three county drive and chaired the Rockingham Page Shenandoah group in Congress. He expects to accept and views the Virginia Park plan as key to the state’s New Virginia development.
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John Paul
Harrisonburg
Harry F. Byrd
Shenandoah National Park
Blue Ridge
Gavg
Byrd
Capt. Paul
Capt
Paul
Virginia
Congress
Rockingham
Page
Shenandoah
Tramp Cows Cost Dairies Billions, Virginia Speech Says
Staunton Virginia January 21 Austin W Carpenter of the Larrowe Institute of Animal Economics told the Virginia Dairy men's Association that tramp cows are wasting feed and profits costing U S dairies about 1 200 000 000 annually The speaker urged individual herd feeding and better management to raise cow output and farm profits and praised the Agricultural Advisory Council for guiding silo use legume hay and crop rotations to double returns from dairy herds
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Staunton
Austin W. Carpenter
Larrowe Institute of Animal Economics
Virginia Dairymen’s Association
United States
Larrowe Institute
Mr. Carpenter
New York State
Virginia
Agricultural Advisory Council
Imanure
Carpenter
Pirate Paintings Burying the Treasure
The Sunday World's Pirate Calendar No. 3 presents a vivid color engraving titled Burying the Treasure. The study depicts old time words of the Spanish Main, painted by noted artist Teis and reproduced in color by the Sunday World Color Gravure.
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Gravur
Rewnden Lee Sars
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Oledo
Ohio
O’rear
Cork
Sheriff's Sale
Elec
Tric Co
Braddock Street
Ginning
Luther Pannett
of. Frederick Co
KOTEX
Incubator Company
Dr. Davis
Dr. Smith
Commerce Chamber
Legion Post
Armel News
John W. Considine, JR
Rudolph Valentino
Eagle” and
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Clarence Brown
Court House
Penco
J. CC. Penney Company
Market St
Water St
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Braadock
East Cork St
Thos. H. Sprint
Winchester Garage
Smalls & Good
National
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Handley Schools
F. W. Magruder
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Hagerstown
Imo
Saleman
Rapid
Eugene Creed
George Washington Hotel
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Mr. Mudd
B. Elliot
Belle Meade
Orchard
Bulls
John Paul Park
Winchester Corp
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Fair Play Store
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Gereentapeat
Tallett
Harvey Oil Co
Sieteland
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