Virginia Cedar Cutting Law Upheld By Supreme Court
In Shenandoah county the cedar just act continues to stand after a challenged ruling. The Virginia law, explained by state entomologist authorities, allows cutting red cedars while permitting other evergreens. Judge Frank S. Tavenner led the defense in the Supreme Court, where Daniel Kelleher’s challenge failed.
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Virginia
House of Delegates
John M.steck
Winchester
Frederick County
United States Supreme Court
Hughes
Daniel Kelleher
Washington State
Checks Mailed For Park Lands In Warren County
First payments to Warren county citizens for Shenandoah National Park land went out from the State Treasurer in Richmond. More than twenty claims totaling 24000 were paid as the eight county park area settlements progressed with Warren county last to receive payouts. Half of the 1400000 set aside for eight counties remains unclaimed.
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Warren County
Shenandoah National Park Area
John M. Purcell
Richmond
World’s Oldest Flea Found in Baltic Amber
A piece of amber from the Baltic coast near East Prussia reveals the world’s oldest flea. Scientists estimate the specimen’s age at about five million years, highlighting long ancient insect life preserved in fossil amber.
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Baltic Coast
East Prussia
Creomulsion Offered for Colds and Coughs
Doctors have long prescribed creosote for chest colds and bronchitis with caution. Creomulsion combines creosote with six other medicinal elements to stop coughing and cold symptoms quickly and safely. If not relieved when used as directed, your druggist refunds your money.
N and W Net Gain Marks Early 1933 Rise in income
Norfolk and Western Railway reports 1933 net income of 22,301,140 up nearly 5.5 million from 1932 as revival in industry spreads. Operating revenues total 69,262,890 with freight revenue rising 6,778,768 while passenger receipts fall 301,743. Coal loadings lift freight, aiding the gain and marking the first upturn since 1929.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Designs on Dime Winged Liberty and Roman Fasces
The dime shows a winged head of Liberty with date and In God We Trust, a departure from earlier designs. The reverse features a Roman fasces bundle with an axe and laurel sprig, symbolizing government authority and unity, used on coins since 1916. Ex pluribus unum means One from many, indicating the welding of the Union.
Roosevelt Era Political Reform Drive Increases Tension
In Washington the push by Senator Van denberg to separate political from governmental activity triggers a White House reaction. The Democratic national committee shakeup forces retirement of Postmaster General Farley as accusations of partisan influence surface. Across the Atlantic Wall Street stays buoyant as currency depreciation and earnings doubts mingle with speculation, while British plans to curb American goods loom as a Nazi correspondent faces displacement fears.
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Central Press Star
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Washington
White House
James A. Farley
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Farley
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Vandenberg
Democratic National Committee
Robert H. Jackson
Frank C. Walker
William E. Borah
Blood health and S.S.S. tonic promotion
An article touts blood circulation and hemoglobin as vital for skin tone and energy. It links pale skin to low red blood cells and suggests S.S.S. tonic rebuilds blood for better appetite, color, and vitality, recommending daily use and drugstore availability.
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S.S.S
Railroaders and Lawyer Testify in Airmail Probe
Three witnesses testified before the Senate committee probing post office contracts. A. J. Ball, John Orgill, and General W. W. Atterbury discussed pressure on Walter Brown, Clifford Ball, and relations with Mellon interests and ocean mail contracts.
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Washington
Special
Senate
Post Office Department
A. J. Ball
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Orgill
Cleveland
W. W. Atterbury
Orgill
Walter Brown
Clifford Ball
Cleveland Airmail
Mellon
Ball
Steamship Lines
Brown
Atterbury
Co I Dribblers Fall Short Against Clarke County Cagemen
The Company I team lost 34 to 27 to Clarke County on Clarke County court in a fast game. Cooley starred with 18 points including a late three burst, Ker cheval added 10, and Williams led the militiamen with 14. Next Tuesday Company I and the Girls Athletic Association meet Marshall squads in a return double header.
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Company I
Berryville Athletic Club
Clarke County Court
Cooley
Fleet
Kercheval
Williams
Militiamen
Girls’ Athletic Association
Marshall
B C Headache Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A North Carolina pharmacist has created a blend sold as B. C. to relieve most headaches in about three minutes. Available in 10c and 25c packages, it claims soothing relief for muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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North Carolina
B. C
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Sts
Bickers Motor Co
The
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Charles P. Stewart
By Leslie Eichel
Central Press
New York
Wall Street
United States
Great Britain
England
Economista
Customs Commissioners
Germany
Shell
Martinsburg Pike
Shell Station
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Twin-City Oil & Cas Corp
B.C
Blue Streak Engine
Chevrolet
All America
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
General Motors
Shenandoah Motor CO. Inc
Handley School
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