Opposition 10 making search with no writ
Virginia Senate committee debates the Upson-Tuck-Wright bill allowing officers to search vehicles and containers without a warrant for alleged unlawful liquor. Opponents warn it could cripple the ABC act and provoke public resentment, sending the bill to a sub committee for study.
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State Capitol
Richmond
Senate
General Laws Committee
Vivian Page
Norfolk
Leonard G. Muse
Roanoke
Weaver
Aubrey Weaver
Front Royal
Gordon Ambler
H. B. Oseley
Ebony
Biot
Sie
Muse
Jim
T. McCall Frazier
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
W. Stuart Moffett
Staunton
Books and a circuses of crime in a collector's scrap
An elderly book hobbyist builds volumes from serialized works and famous trials. He crafts lids in bas relief of the Three Wise Men and the Star, and assembles a Lindbergh kidnap case scrapbook using newspaper and magazine clips. He calls the project a circus and notes 1936 years of material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dicken
Christ
Flemington
Hauptmann
House Backs Senate Baby Bond Bonus Plan With Big Vote
The House approved the Senate plan for immediate payment of the soldiers bonus by a 346 to 58 vote. The measure uses $50 bonds and totals about 2.49 billion dollars, with veterans receiving certificates bearing 3 percent interest from June 15, 1937 to June 15, 1945. It now goes to President Roosevelt for signing or veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Burns
Garner
Roosevelt
Chamber
Representative Vinson
D.-Ky
Vinson
Youth Held for Grand Jury in Winkfield Assault Case
Noland Duke aged 17 of Berryville is sent to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing before Judge Donald L. Weems. The alleged assault and hold up occurred around 7 30 PM on November 17 1935 near the Glaize Lumber Company office with witnesses including Arthur Tinsman Estella Tinsman and June Purtlebaugh. Oakley Sealock of Berryville is also involved and faces separate federal charges.
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Noland Duke
Berryville
Fred Winkfield
Donald L. Weems
Arthur Tinsman
Estella Tinsman
June Purtlebaugh
Christian Endeavor Society
United Brethren Church
Glaize Lumber Company
Mr. Winkfield
Tinsman
Duke
Oakley Sealock
Harrisonburg
Meri
Theer
Winkfield
Blanche
Highland Avenue
Sealock
Naomi
Mae West Show Hearings Face Court Decency Question
Mae West’s manager James A Timony seeks to bring Ladies By Request before an 11 woman and one man jury to decide if the show is decent entertainment. If allowed a preview in court the jury would view a second performance. Police raided the Hollys town Theatre December 29 citing staging of an improper show with two female impersonators including a chemise scene.
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Los Angeles
Mae West
James A. Timony
Timony
Hollytown Theatre
C. M. Buxton
Buxton
City Refuse Trucks Barred From Collecting Uncanned Debris
City sanitation crews will not collect trees or other items that do not fit into refuse cans, trapping loose debris and nonstandard waste in the pickup area. The notice outlines limits on what can be collected during regular service.
Investor seeks stock in local bank trust firm
R Thornton Bryarly of Bryarly and Green announces a plan to buy several hundred shares of Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co. He invites contact by phone, mail, or in person at 137 N Loudoun Street Winchester. (1-20-22)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
R. Thornton Bryarly
Bryarly & Green
Insurance
N. Loudoun Street
Winchester
General Lee Honored At Kiwanis Club Meeting
R Gray Williams of Winchester delivered the luncheon address for the Kiwanis Washington Club. He profiled General Robert E. Lee from youth through his postwar leadership of Washington College, highlighting Lee’s simplicity and spirituality. Guests included W E Johnson of Hagerstown, Rev E B McGukin, Col Menefee, and others.
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R. Gray Williams
Winchester
Kiwanis Ashington Club
Robert E. Lee
Williams
Lee
Washington College
Washington and Lee University
General Lee
Andell Goode
W. E. Johnson
Hagerstown
Earl Shade
Will Rogers Humorous Stories Published by Evening Star
Will Rogers enduring humor and philosophy pieces, written before his Alaska crash, are collected and distributed by American News Features. The Evening Star will publish Will Rogers' humorous stories each editorial day on its page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Alaska
Rogers
Publc
Will
American News Features, Inc
The
Evening Star
Senator Cather to broadcast on Old Age Pension views
Senator T Russel Cather of this city will speak on the Virginia General Assembly's weekly legislative forum over WRVA Richmond at 8 tonight. He will discuss Old Age Pension legislation, a topic previously examined by Senator Benjamin Muse of Petersburg on the same program.
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T. Russell Cather
WRVA
Richmond
Senator Cather
Benjamin Muse
Petersburg
Virginia General Assembly
Miss Riley Injured by Sled on Cameron Street Hill
A Cameron Street sledding accident left Dorothy Riley slightly injured as she walked uphill. The hill was roped off for safety and she did not require hospital care.
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Miss Riley
Cameron Street
Dorothy Riley
Agnes Riley
Selection of Root Jury Begins for Daisy Alexander Root Case
In Memphis on January 22, prosecutors announced the state would not seek the death penalty in the jealousy slaying of Breton Root. Daisy Alexander Root faces trial in criminal court as jurors are chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Daisy Alexander Root
Breton Root
W. T. McClain
Loans rise at Strasburg Production Credit meeting
Strasburg Virginia January 22 1936 loans made by the Strasburg Production Credit Association in 1935 exceeded two and a half times 1934 totaling 118121 up from 45519. The association aimed for 100000 in five counties Shenandoah Frederick Clarke Warren and Page. Over 100 attended including about 40 visitors.
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Strasburg
Strasburg Production Credit Association
Presbyterian Church
Julian A. Everly
Shenandoah
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Page
D. W. Burruss
Association of Mount Jackson
Capital
Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore
Association
Surplus Reserve Fund
Associion
Federal Land Bank
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore
Production Credit Corporation
Capital B
H. H. Beard
William H. Johnson
Baltimore
J. H. Funkhouser
Production Credit Association
Eleanor Haley
National Farm Loan
Front Royal
Samuel E. Burgess
Fred D. Maphis
Lena
Lorena
John Rust
Queen Mary Deputizes Quiet Tribute At Sandringham
Grieving at Sandringham Norfolk the Queen Mother Mary leads two solitary marches to the royal bier as King George V lies in state in a chapel on the estate. The royal family remains absent while villagers and estate workers honor the late monarch.
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Charles P. Nutter
Associated Press
Sandringham
Enz
East England
George V
Sandringham Royal Estate
Norfolk
Mary
Ham House
Sandringham House
Duke of Kent
Earl of Harewood
Edward
London
Duke of York
Duchess of York Gloucester
Duke of Gloucester
Wolferton Station
Cold Wave From Northwest Hits Midwest In Deep Freeze
A brutal cold wave from the Canadian northwest drove temperatures below zero from the Rocky Mountains to the Ohio River. Snow across at least ten states created drifts and road closures while Michigan and Minnesota closed schools. Trains into Chicago ran late as coldest conditions since 1897 were forecast to deepen tonight.
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Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Ohio River
Midwest
Michigan
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Race Betting Bill Offered In Legislature
A bill proposing racing and mutuel wagering in Virginia was introduced in the House with about 25 sponsors. It would allow up to three tracks in the state for no more than 100 days, with local option elections required to approve a track in each community.
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State Capitol
Richmond
Bet Bs
Wilbur C. Hall
House
Ralph H. Daughton
Norfolk
John C. Mackall
Fairfax
E. O. McCue
Charlottesville
W. D. Medley
Arlington
F. P. Moncure
Stafford
Tate B. Sterrett
Hot Springs
E. Blackburn Moore
Clarke
W. A. Harris
Spotsylvania
Maurice D. Rosenberg
Alexandria
W.T. Yancey
Woodville
L. L. Triplett
Fauquier
B. C. Goodwin
Clifton Forge
E. L. Breeden, Jr
W. W. Venable
W. F. Robinson
H. C. Thompson
Loudoun
Mutual Pact Formed If Italy Attacks
The League of Nations announced a mutual assistance pact among Great Britain France Turkey Greece and Yugoslavia to act if Italy attacks any member. The 18 member committee had voted to create a special committee on oil sanction practicality. An Italian spokesman said Italy would protest to the legation against the Mediterranean mutual aid plan pushed by Britain.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Turkey
Greece
Yugoslavia
Italy
League Committee of 18
Legatie
Britain
Huey Long Victory Seen In Louisiana Primary Returns
Early returns from the Louisiana Democratic primary show Huey Long's candidate leading by as much as 80,000 votes with New Orleans delivering a 65,000 vote margin. Supporters hailed the result as vindication of Long and his share the wealth plan, while anti Long leaders awaited fuller results. The Long empire passes to Richard W. Leche in Baton Rouge.
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New Orleans
Huey Long
Louisiana
Long
Roosevelt
New Deal Administration
Baton Rouge
Richard W. Leche
Touches of Modernism Seen In Colorful Pageant
Royal flag waved above palace as proclamation is read three times in London. New king receives representatives of government and plans to join Queen Mother at Sandringham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Sandringham
Proclamation of King Edward VII Amid Royal Pageantry
A crowded scene outside St James Palace marks the official proclamation of Edward as king. Sir Gerald Woods Wollaston announces the ascent amid trumpets and 41-gun salute, with Edward appearing briefly as crowds pledge loyalty. The Royal Standard is raised and the national anthem plays as ceremony continues.
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Burdette Johns
Associated London
Great Britain
King Edward
St. James’ Palace
Gerald Woods Wollaston
Friary Court
Edward King
Gerald
Herald’s College
St. James, Park
Edward
F Rather
Planes and Ships Search For Marseille Airliner
A Marseille bound Air France hydroplane with six aboard vanished off Corsica after sending a distress message. The craft carried a woman, two men passengers and a three person crew. The last transmission reported engine failure and a hoped for landing at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseille
France
World News At A Glance Highlights Across Nations
Richmond millers receive 2 553 427 in refunded processing taxes. Washington ends 1935 with a favorable trade balance of 234 226 000. Prohibition party plans a strong 1936 push. Williams injured after hunting accident involving Law. Hoffman to place 30 000 ransom funds in Lindbergh case. Three bandits receive 30 year terms for a $150 robbery. Britain proclaims flying monarch in pageantry. Ethiopians deny Italian advances on the Southern front. King George V mourned at Sandringham. Pilot search expedition reports traces in South American jungle.
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Richmond
Virginia
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Chicago
Prohibition
E. E. Blake
Greensboro
N. C
S. Clay Williams
NRA
William A. Law
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Petersburg
London
Britain
Addis Ababa
Sandringham
Eng
George V
Georgetown
B. G
Paul Redfern
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Moling & Cather
Meet of Kiwanis Club
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Iftchan and
Simigg
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Buckingham Palace
George
Palace
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