Move to Mount Weather eyed for Navy observatory
The Washington Mount Weather site in Clarke County, the derelict United States Coast or Observatory on the ridge, is again in consideration for removal. Reports say the observatory may be moved to Mount Weather as Harry F. Byrd indicated the President agrees, with plans expected to be made and executed in the near term.
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Navy Observatory
Mt. Weather
Washington
Mount Weather
United States Co
E Ridge
Clarke County
United States
Wan
Harry F. Byrd
Isevelt
Apa
Water For Animal Friends Urged In Winchester Area
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals asks Winchester residents to provide drinking water for dogs and cats during hot weather. The group notes several well bred dogs, including setters and pointers, need homes after being abandoned.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Winchester
Trustee's Sale of Fine Residence in Winchester Virginia
Public auction of the property at 111 North Washington Street Winchester Virginia on July 1 1933 at noon. One third cash with balance in two yearly installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust and insurance policy. Sale postponed to July 8 1933 at same time and terms. M M Lynch trustee Duvall Dunn auctioneers.
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Ashby Sprint
Ted
City of Winchester
Winchester
Vira
Washington Street
Virginia
R. Gray Wils
O. L. Jamison
M. M. Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
Admission For Dances At Park To Be Changed
The Winchester Park Association announces a four for a quarter system at dances in the Pavilion Meadow starting this week. Single tickets will be 10 cents, four tickets for 25 cents, with Lee Field and His Orchestra providing the music. Regular dances continue tonight Saturday and Monday, and the Fourth of July event offers four tickets for a quarter with Miss Jean England as featured vocalist.
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Winchester Park Association
Lee Field
Jean England
The
Air
Baltimore Oriole Color Claim Stirs Ornithology Debate
An excerpt notes the Baltimore Oriole or Irebird with black and orange plumage as the brightest among warblers, supplanting the redstart in aesthetic honor and claiming it can mimic other birds like the toucan and cuckoo.
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Baltimore Oriole
Baltimore
Rift in U S Delegation Stirs London Parley
A rift in the American delegation at the London economic conference disrupts harmony. Secretary of State Cordell Hull leads efforts to quell tensions as Senator James Couzens demands greater unity among officials. Senator Key Pittman rejects the proposed 10 percent tariff slash as official policy.
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U. S
London
Cordell Hull
James Couzens
Michigan
Representa
Key Pittman
Washington Critiques and Global Trade Reflections
Washington views Japan more favorably amid postwar tensions and loan debts. The piece notes rising education reopenings, small increases in living costs, and the National Industrial Recovery Act selling well. It recounts labor code debates, wage concerns, and anxieties over farm prices and crop damage.
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Senator Pittman
Israel
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Illustrated Sunday School
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Alfred J. Buescher
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Promised Land
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Government
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Midwest
Chicago Board of Trade
INO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
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Fairmont Ave
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Robinson Apts
Stewart Street
Water Street
H. Rosenberger
Berryville Ave
Davis’ Grocery
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Loudoun
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North Avenue
Shenandoah
Amherst Street
Parkway
Cnet
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N. Main St
Bailey Brothers
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Cork
W. L. Kuhn
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W. Amherst St
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