Bracetown Notes Update From Brucetown Virginia
Local notes report illnesses and social visits across Bracetown and surrounding towns. Attendees traveled from Winchester Front Royal Martinsburg and New Market for visits and funeral gatherings. Corrie Leigh Swimley will attend the Coordinate Conference in Washington DC on January 30 and House Judiciary hearings are set for January 31 at 10:00 am. A humorous aside closes the column about a troublesome bird.
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Harry Montgomery
Thurman Pierce
Dudley Pierce
Emily and
Kathleen Pierce
Winchester
P. L. Snead
Front Royal
Betty Lou Bragg
Ernest Tharpe
Tom Price
New Market
Harry Grant
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry L. Myerly
Jap Curl
Corrie Leigh Swimley
Brucetown
Star Spangled Banner Campaign Committee
Washington
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. C
17Th & D Streets
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Judiciary Committee of the House
Capitol
Organ Recital At Capitol Tonight By Miss DeNil
Miss Betty DeNil, concert organist at the Capitol and Colonial Theatres, presents a recital titled Magazine of Songs featuring The Rosary The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise Somewhere a Voice Is Calling A Dream and The End of a Perfect Day. She will perform novelties solos and special scores for each silent feature across today and tonight.
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Betty DeNil
Capitol
Colonial Theatres
Fresh Vegetables From Frigidaire Hydrator Feature
Frigidaire announces a moist air hydrator that restores wilted vegetables to fresh garden appearance and preserves sandwiches for days. Ed. Stultz of Northern Virginia Power Co notes display at North Main Frigidaire room with local reps offering full information.
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Frigidaire Corworld
General Motors
Frigidaire Corporation
Frigidaire Demonstrates Hydrator Unit at Dayton Display
Dayton officials and Frigidaire representatives touted a new hydrator for electric refrigerators as a major upgrade to preserve vegetables and sandwiches. The device, featured in the showroom, aims to reduce waste and labor, compatible with existing Frigidaire models and all new units from the GM subsidiary.
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Dayton
D.end
Stultz
Beir
General Motors
Frigidaire
Pilots Association Seeks Higher Rates in Virginia
W. D. Cardwell, spokesman for the Pilots Association, told a Senate committee that Hampton Roads pilots will not operate next winter unless higher rates are granted. The group backs a bill amending the 1924 pilotage act to empower pilots to request increased compensation.
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Richmond
The
State Commission Limits Rate Increases to Every Two Years
The State Corporation Commission imposes a rule restricting utility rate increases to occur no more often than once every two years to stabilize charges and ensure predictable pricing for customers.
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State Corporation Commission
Shatter-Proof Glass Eliminates Hazards in Autos
Pine Motor Company explains laminated glass as used in Graham automobiles and Paige commercial cars. A tough transparent membrane between two plate glass sheets holds pieces in place when cracked, preventing flying shards and reducing hazard to motorists.
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Pine Motor Company
Graham Automobiles
Paige Commercial
Graham
Paige
Graham-Paige
Celluloid Laminated Between Glass Comes Under Load
Describes a forming process where the toughest celluloid becomes a welded integral sandwich with glass sheets under heavy pressure and high heat, creating a durable laminated unit.
Chief Corporation Commission Clerk Died In Virginia
Richard T. Wilson a Virginia official and former corporation commissioner died Saturday at Stuart Circle Hospital after three weeks illness. Born Amelia County August 17 1868 he is survived by his widow Ellen Bierne Blair Wilson and a son Richard T. Wilson Jr. Also listed are relatives Arthur Cornelson of Washington and brothers A Randolph of Waco and Ted Leigh Wilson of New York City.
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Richmond
Richard T. Wilson
Virginia
Stuart Circle Hospital
Mr. Wilson
Amelia County
Ae Thweatt
George M. Wilworie
Ellen Bierne Blair Wilson
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
Arthur Cornelson
Washington, D. C
A. Randolph
Waco
Ted Leigh Wilson
New York Ct
London weighs MacDonald stay on Rapidan for more dams
The article notes a growing feeling in London that Ramsay MacDonald should have remained on the Rapidan longer to oversee the construction of additional dams. It reflects postwar policy debate and implies ongoing infrastructure considerations tied to wartime leadership.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Rapidan
Galll-Curci Considers Early Farewell Tour Schedule
The reader questions if Mme. Galll-Curci is too young to start her regular annual farewell tours this soon. The remark suggests uncertainty about the singer’s stage plans and career timing.
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Mms. Galll-Curci
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