President Urges Veterans Not To Squander Bonus Funds
President Roosevelt called veterans not to fritter away the $2.5 billion World War II bonus, urging they keep cashable baby bonds for a "permanently useful" purpose. The plan seeks 3,518,191 bonds, with 50 VA offices processing applications and distribution to begin soon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Veterans’ Administration
Adelbert Hiller
Veterans
Frank T. Hines
Bureau of Engraving
Treasury
Morgenthau
Civil Service Exams Open for Engineering Materials Inspectors
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for engineering materials inspector posts with salaries from 2000 to 2600 dollars yearly. Deductions apply toward retirement annuity. Specialties include mechanical electrical and aeronautical. Apply through J H Taylor secretary post office in this city.
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United States Civil Service Commission
J. H. Taylor
U.S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Fire trucks to be replaced in 200k budget plan
San Francisco officials led by Chief Charles Brennan propose a 200000 dollar budget to replace 23 aging fire apparatus after eighteen years of service. The move aims to modernize equipment and improve firefighting efficiency citywide.
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San Francisco
Charles Brennan
Virginians to Stage Elaborate Camden Ring Horse Show
Between 75 and 100 horses in 14 classes will compete on February 15 in Camden Ring Warrenton and Middleburg Virginia residents organize The Virginians show. Exhibitors include Alvin T. Untermyer Randolph Duffey Mrs Marion Somerville and more. Judge Otto Furr presides as ribbons and a trophy are awarded in each class including a outside course with jumps.
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Camden, &. C
Dieburg
Warrenton
Camden Middleburg
J. North Fletcher
Waller
Wilhemine
Kirby
Beds
N. Y
Viola Winmill
New York
Alvin T. Untermyer
Randolph Duffey
Marion DuPont Somerville
Dwight Partridge
Henry Frost
Jack R. McLean
F. Ambrose Clark
Wilhemine Kirby
Frances Thord-Gray
Carroll K. Bassett
Thomas H. Somerville
Richard K. Mellon
James Ryan
Raymond Woolfe
Raymond Woolfe, Mrs. Lamont Dominick, Charles P. Dubose, Jr
Thomas M. Waller
John M. Schiff
Ward C. Belcher
Charles G. Knight
David R. Williams
David Stone
Kirkwood Stables
Otto Furr
Middleburg
Capitol Hill Briefs: Senate and House Panel Actions
In recess the Senate Agriculture Committee heard Solicitor General Reed on farm legislation. Commerce considers flood control law. Banking panel meets on reserve board nominations. The House debates Interior Department appropriation. Agriculture discusses farm land. Ways and Means on tax enforcement. Yesterday the Senate enacted a bonus law.
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Associated Press
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Reed
Commerce
Banking
Reserve Board
HOUSE
Interior Depatt
Agricult
Ways and Means
Wallace
Foreign Relations Committee
Nye
R-Nd
Alfred EB. Smith
Liberty League
Foreign Affairs Committee
Glass Approves New Appointments To Federal Reserve Board
Senator Glass endorses the six new Federal Reserve Board picks named by President Roosevelt to oversee the credit system. Eccles joins with a four year term amid prior contention, while Szymczak heads a 12 year slot and other appointees include Broderick Ransom McKee Morrison for terms ranging two to fourteen years. One agricultural seat remains vacant.
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Washington
Senator Glass
D-Va
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Glass
Marriner
Eccles
Utah
S. Szymczak
Chicago
Joseph A. Broderick
New York
Ronald Ransom
Georgia
Jon McKee
Ohio
Ralph W. Morrison
ARAX Herbal Remedy Advertises Digestive Relief
A vintage advertisement promotes ARAX as a herbal remedy for gas stomach heartburn indigestion and constipation. It claims to improve digestion by toning the system increasing bile flow and cleansing intestines of poisons and waste with a prescription by a famous specialist. Miller's Drug at 107 N Loudoun St is listed for purchase.
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Harris Arax
At Millers
Loudoun St
Calcium arsenate eyed as substitute for lead arsenate in orchards
New York State Experiment Station at Geneva reports calcium arsenate as a potential cooling moth spray and pesticide for chestnuts and garden pests. It notes lower cost than lead arsenate but risk of foliage burning, urges careful manufacture, testing, and region specific use while continuing search for harmless insecticides.
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New York State Experiment
Geneva
P. J. Chapman
United States
Chapman
New York
Dr. Chapman
New Sunday services unveil Down The Corridors Of Time
Much interest was shown at Congregational Christian Church as the Sunday night program introduced two dramatic features for the series Chats Around The Fireplace. A large living fireplace stage and a grand clock scene with towering hour glasses captivated the audience and were crafted by local volunteers.
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Congregational Christian Church
Robert McNally
Orville Hoover
Clayton Pugh
Canby Shanholtz
Harry Racey
Handley Wins Local Basketball Championship Tourney
Handley High School dominated the annual local championship, totaling 156 points as they defeated Stephens City and edged Middletown in the series. Game results show Handley’s lopsided 38 to 19 win over Stephens City with strong play from Beeena Handley and solid performances across the lineup.
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FP. F. A
Handley
Stephens City
Middletown
Beeena Handley
Boyce Gfgp
Seers
Coeen Mee Guddith
F. Wisece
C. S
Sandy, S
Cisunshassettee Dee
Crowl
Honor Roll For Kernstown School
Kernstown graded school submits its honor roll for the past report period with lists by grade. Names include Donald Boyd to Freida May Smoot in first grade and many other pupils across grades two through seven, reflecting student achievements under Principal Bry ant Harper.
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Kernstown
Bryant Harper
Donald Boyd
Junior Conner
Frederick Himelright
Tommy Smith
Willard Spillman
Jessie Donald
June Grubbs
Shirley Smith
Freida May Smoot
George Gruber
Billy Jones
Aubrey Swartz
Katharyn Anderson
Anna Marie Curl
Elizabeth Grove
Josephine Jenkins
Clara Jones
Gertrude Nicholson
Anna Lee Snyder
Helen Warner
Richard Grove
Meredith Himelright
Dudley Jones
Robert Lamp
Douglas Ritter
Bobby Smith
Betty Lou Barton
Minnie Donald
Charlotte Rudolph
Louise Conner
Margaret Smallwood
Jeanne Gruber
Betty Anderson
Geneve Fincham
Allen Jones
Louise Sager
Toombe Bayliss
Jane Jackimier
Harold Cooper
Donald Grubbs
Ralph Lamp
Carson Terault
Betty Jane Clark
Helen Grove
Pearl Nicholson
Virginia
Opponents of Virginia For Hire Track Bill Face Hearing
Opponents of Senate bill no 36 and House bill no 48 regulating for hire tracks in Virginia appear for a State Corporation Commission hearing this afternoon. W S Campfield of Staunton, secretary of the Virginia State Horticultural Society, directs the fight saying the bill is sugar coated to ease farm fears while aiming to eliminate most of the 14 000 small for hire truck operators in the state.
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Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Campfied
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Staunton
Timber Ridge Church Moves Service to 7 P M
Timber Ridge Christian Church changes Sunday service to 7 p m due to the Rouss Fire Company Annual Memorial sermon Sunday afternoon. The adjustment ensures the church service follows the memorial event.
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Timber Ridge Christian Church
Rouss Fire Company
Timber Ridge Christian
Recent Transfers In County Realty
The county clerk records show deeds: James P. Reardon trustee to E H White five acres along Wright Run east of Front Royal Pike for 845 dollars. A R Eshelman to Anne B Eshelman forty seven and one half acres in Shawnee district four miles southeast of Winchester for 1300 dollars. Herbert S Larrick trustee to John W Ward and William A Wolford twelve acres along Northwestern Grade two miles west of Gore for 341 dollars. Hunter M Stine et al deeded right of way to Commonwealth of Virginia along Martinsburg Pike for road widening. Belle C Fisher to Lee O Dick forty one and nineteen acres near Hopewell Church one mile from Clear Brook in Stonewall district for 5000 dollars. C C Brannon clerk to William J Cooper ninety acres along Hogue Creek in Gainesboro district tax deed.
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James P. Reardon
E. H. White
Wright Run
Front Royal Pike
A. R. Eshelman
Anne B. Eshelman
Shawnee
Winchester
Herbert S. Larrick
John W. Ward
William A. Wolford
Gore
Hunter M. Stine
Commonwealth of Virginia
Martinsburg Pike
Belle C. Fisher
Lee O. Dick
Hopewell Church
Clearbrook
Stonewall
Cc. C. Brannon
William J. Cooper
Hogue Creek
Gainesboro
Virginia Revenue Totals Rise in 1935 Tax Collections
Treasury figures show Virginia's 1935 total revenue from all sources reached 145 million 348 thousand 934 dollars and 47 cents, up from 1934. State ranks fifth in miscellaneous revenue behind New York, Illinois, Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Individual and corporate income taxes also rose nationally, with Virginia's AAA levies declining. Tobacco industry strengthens Virginia and North Carolina positions among high tax contribotors.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Virginia
Treasury Department
Old Dominion
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
AAA
Costly Suit Involving Sioux Falls Banking Liquidation
The state banking department obtained circuit court permission to pay 33 cents on a $44.87 claim by Clark County Bank of Naples against the Sioux Falls Trust and Savings Bank in liquidation, but paid 65 cents to file the claim.
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Sioux Falls, S. D
State Banking Department
Clark County Bank of Naples
Sioux Falls Trust and Savings Bank
Public Sale of Desirable Frederick Co Farm
A public auction will sell the T J Place farm near Cross Junction Virginia on March 7 at 11 AM. The 283 acre property includes 160 cultivable acres 5 acres of bearing orchard 16 acres of young orchard 60 000 feet of timber and a 10 room house barn and several outbuildings. One third cash with balance in two 1 and 2 year installments at 4 percent, deed of trust and insurance. Executor Joshua Place and Dunn & Duvall auctioneers.
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Winchester
Virginia
T. J. Place
Cross Junction
Joshua Place
Devisees
D. Dunn & Duvall
Yakima Society backs delicious apple ad plan
Washington to advertise fruit as the Yakima District Horticultural Society approves a Delici ous advertising program. George Marley and B. F. Barton were named to work with the Traffic Association sales promotion committee on the plan. Les lie Morgan, Alva Strausz, C. M. Hull, C. A. Humbert and W. F. were also listed as participants.
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Yakima
Wash
Sales Directory entries for farms around Winchester and Clarke County
A sequence of farm sale notices lists dates from February 6 to March 18 for holdings near Woodstock White Hall Winchester Berryville Millwood Swimley Station and Pierce's School House in Clarke County and Jefferson County West Virginia. Each entry cites seller name location and goods such as stock implements cattle hogs horses dairy cattle and feed.
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W. E. Cather
Woodstock
J. L. Nethers
White Hall
O. C. Miller
Winchester
I. H. Zinn
Stephenson
W. O. Baker
Hayfield
A. C. Loy
Strickler Farm
Berryville Pike
C. H. Fries
Greenspring
C. M. Hurst
Long Branch
Millwood
H. C. Bailey
N. Kent Street
R. T. Hilleary
Welltown
B. V. Gore
Clark Purcell
Kurtz Butler
R. T. Barton
Apple Pie Ridge
C. C. Funkhouser
Charles Fritz
White Post
Clarke County
L. Jackson
Swimley Station
T. C. Marcus
Plotner
Pierce
Thomas West
Jefferson County
W. Va
Appointments Set for Five Year Program Committee Work
Hoyer will join the same committee on the five year program while Yoskima and Wen atchee committees plan a January 24 meeting to outline Delicious advertising.
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Hoyer
Yoskima
Wenatchee
Priest Resigns. Beausang to Officiate in Interim
Danville Virginia reports the Rev Edmund Kiefer has resigned from Sacred Heart Cay church for health reasons. He will depart for Florida to recuperate. Pending a permanent appointment, the Rev Father Beausang will officiate in the interim.
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Danville
Edmund Kiefer
Sacred Heart Cay
Florida
Father Beausang
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