New Deal Foes Rally Behind Battle Lines In Senate
Senate Republicans unite to push the relief appropriation at 725 million dollars, arguing to limit WPA funding. Some GOP members favor a later increase to 875 million if needed, while McNary signals willingness to raise funds only if current relief is exhausted before June 30. Conservative Democrats and Vice President Garner back economy measures as parties brace for a tight vote.
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Relief funding fight shapes Senate votes over 725 million
Amid a tense relief debate, administration allies including Joseph B. Keenan push for 875 million while opponents back 725 million. Senators Barkley and Adams clash on expected margins as Byrnes Taft and McKellar offer competing roll forecasts. House debates defense funding and Guam base plans with Vinson promising full disclosure. Roosevelt cautions Guam need not imply island fortification.
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Musical Treat At Stephenson Church
A singing concert at Stephenson Church is planned for next Sunday at 7:30 pm. Notable performers include Miss Mary Lou Steele and several Winchester residents along with Mrs Ellis Yost of Bunker Hill.
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Brucetown
Sine and White Take Lead in Health Center Doubles
Sine and White moved into first place in the Health Center Mixed Doubles league by defeating Berry and Hawthorne twice. Virginia Butsler posted 124 and Helen Berry 347 for the women while Crow and Burch topped men with 134 games. former high 384 series. Standings show Line-White leading with 4 2, followed by several 4 2 and 3 3 records.
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Convicted of Writing Annoying Letters to Roosevelt
NEW YORK January 25. Lester D. O'Dell 35 was convicted in special sessions court of writing annoying letters to President Roosevelt to collect 1400 in commissions claimed for raising 5075 for the Roosevelt campaign in 1932. He testified he was a Virginia licensed clergyman at 14 and was sent to Bellevue Hospital for observation. No sentencing date was set.
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Night Hawk at the Palace Theatre Thursday
Bob Livingston and Jane Travis with Robert Armstrong star in The Night Hawk at the Palace Theatre Thursday. A chilling tale of a man who stalks victims like a predatory beast. Also on screen a Fox News Reel and a cartoon.
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Rival unions split fate of CIO UAW in Detroit
The CIO opposed Martin loses control as Sid ney Hillmann and Philip Murray back anti Martin faction. Martin vows battle, hints at resignation if CIO stance solidifies, while R J Thomas becomes acting president after suspending 15 board members.
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Senate Debates $725 Million Relief Bill On Capitol Hill
Senate continues debate on a 725 million relief bill with House speeches, naval base and rail hearings underway, and possible impeachment action against Secretary Perkins. Yesterday the Senate began relief discussions as President urged reorganizing the communications commission. Representative Thomas of New Jersey proposed a plan involving Secretary Perkins.
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Treasury Receipts and Debt Increase Reported
The Treasury on January 23 shows receipts of 16 032 129 99 dollars and expenditures of 39 310 342 79 dollars. Gross debt stands at 39 574 626 659 52 dollars, up by 6 138 992 35 dollars from the prior day.
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Chapman Motor Co Offers Used Cars at Low Prices
Good used cars at good low prices offered by Chapman Motor Co at 126 S. Loudoun St. Cars listed include 35 Pontiacs 35 Plymouths 35 Buicks and 35 Fords. Bold ad promotes affordable options and local dealership inventory.
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Recruits Celebrate Baseball Hall Of Fame Centennial In Cooperstown
In Cooperstown New York three new Hall of Fame electees George Sisler Eddie Collins and Wee Willie Keeler joined the century celebration as ballots reached a new high of 274 with ten candidates named. Sisler led with 235 votes Collins 213 and Keeler 207 as the writers added 12 inductees and seven pioneers.
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Glenn Burch Announces Run for Clarke County Commissioner of Revenue
Berryville Virginia January 25 J Glenn Burch proprietor of the Boyce Garage and director of the Bank of Clarke County announced his candidacy as a Democrat for Clarke County Commissioner of Revenue subject to the August primary He revealed at the same time
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Local races see two candidates for office after declarations
A reliable source says a deputy named Mel Wisecarver is a candidate if elected. Thomas who has not declared re election yet will do so soon. With Mr Burch's agreement, two candidates now seek the office alongside Harvey Fishpaw the stock dealer and farmer who entered the race last week.
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