Government payroll cuts total near eight thousand workers
Washington reports the administration has removed almost 8,000 government employees from payrolls as plans aim to cut one billion dollars this fiscal year. The Agricultural Adjustment Bureau and Treasury cut 1,300 and 1,650 workers respectively, with broader layoffs across State, Justice, Commerce, Interior, Navy and other agencies.
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Oklahoma's First Governor Dies In Hotel Room
Oklahoma's first governor Charles N. Haskell, 73, died in his hotel room in Oklahoma City after weeks of illness. A native of Ohio, he moved to Oklahoma in 1901 for law and railroad work and helped shape the constitutional convention. He became governor in 1907, moving the capital to Oklahoma City and establishing the executive office in a hotel with Guthrie records.
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Oklahoma
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Guthrie
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Reported for Trade
Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are listed. July trading at 96 1/2 cents, September 99, December 102 3/4, May 106 3/4 in Chicago. Baltimore spot wheat at 101, Winchester spot at 92. Prices supplied by Winchester Milling Corporation via Sticker Sales Corp. in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Caruso's Widow Weds In Paris Civil Ceremony Held
Dorothy Benjamin Caruso Ingram widow of the tenor and Dr. Charles Adams Holder formerly of Philadelphia were married in a Paris civil ceremony today in a churchless wedding. The bride said she is 39 and the groom 60.
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Philadelphia
Quiet Fourth For The Police
Winchester Police records show a quiet Fourth of July with a few disturbances. O E Alders 47 New Market drunkenness fined 10 75 arrested East Baker street 3 20 am July 4 Albert Brill colored drunkenness 10 75 Robert Cline 19 six months jail for stealing a Buick owned by Reginald Grove. car stolen Sunday night recovered about 5 30 yesterday afternoon on West Boscawen street local officers arrested him while driving the car.
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Reginald Grove
West Boscawen Street
Turner Breaks All Precedent At Speed Flying
Turner in a 210-pound monoplane wins three National Air Races events in Los Angeles and New York to sweep the cross country, straightaway, and 100 mile races. He earns 9550 in cash plus trophies, beating Jimmie Wedell who places second in the 100 mile event. The crowd includes Mary Pickford. Russell Boardman died in a crash among entrants.
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New Orleans
Mary Pickford
Lee Gehlbach
Detroit
Wedell
Russell Boardman
Indianapolis
Special Primary for Legislature Announced for August 1
Announcement of an August 1 special primary for the legislature. Candidates must file notices with petitions signed by the required voters and pay the filing fee. Executive committees in the city and two counties oversee the process.
Public Sale of County Real Estate in Frederick County Virginia
Trustees will sell at public auction at 11 o clock a.m. Friday July 14 1933 in Winchester Virginia the 71 acre parcel near Cedar Grove with dwelling barn and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash on day of sale and balance in two equal installments with two bonds payable in one and two years bearing 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance. Trustees Aubrey G Weaver Harry R Kern.
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Protest Filed Over Removal Of Trains Nos 51 and 52
Andrew Bell of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce filed with the State a protest against removing Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trains Nos 51 and 52 serving Winchester. He argues the trains support mail express and perishable goods, milk shipments from Haldeman's Creamery, and hotel supplies, urging keeping or rerouting to Strasburg with improved rates to boost receipts.
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Hagen Opens British Open Lead With Five Under Par
Walter Hagen, the American veteran and four time British champion, shot a 68 in the first round at St Andrews to take the early lead in the Open Golf Championship.
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Lightning Strikes Police Officer’s Home in Storm
During a severe electrical storm last Sunday at about three o'clock lightning struck the residence of Police Officer Purcell D. Plank at 510 North Kent Street. Arthur Dunlap, his brother in law, was knocked unconscious briefly but recovered without hospital aid. No property damage beyond a blown fuse was reported.
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Local Hospital Grants Diplomas to Twelve Graduates
Local hospital ceremonies awarded twelve diplomas at a commencement where Dr. Hunter H. McGuire outlined the history of the nursing school and announced the closure of the student program September 1 to align with state board recommendations. A reception and dance followed for graduates including Pauline Virginia Artz and Vena Isabelle Cain.
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Woodstock
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Winchester
Mattie Bondurant Clark
New Canton
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Bayard
W. Va
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Hazel Arvilla Lindamood
Mt. Jackson
Katherine Long
Middletown
Geneva Mae Mumaw
Mt Jackson
Madeline Evelyn Miller
Martinsburg
Helen Lee Ida Palmer
Strasburg
Nada Elizabeth Royston Boyce
Kathleen Wilson Thorpe
Wardensville
Evolution of correspondence study in the United States
The text traces the rise of correspondence schools in the U.S. over about fifty years, notes the English university extension movement of 1868, and cites the 1891 founding of the International Correspondence Schools in Scranton, Pennsylvania as a key development following the Ithaca institution.
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President Roosevelt fights for continued London talks on world conference
The Roosevelt administration pushes to extend the world monetary conference in London as U S and British delegates clash over immediate stabilization demands. Secretary Hull advocates delaying adjournment to give more time for American and allied positions amid signs the gathering teeters toward collapse.
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Delegates Gloomy as Conference Faces Possible Collapse
Delegates from France Belgium Holland Italy Czechoslovakia Poland and Switzerland left in a gloom over the stalled conference. Some Americans urged continuation while others feared a collapse until the full situation is reviewed by the President. Currency worries and withdrawal fears spread in Czechoslovakia over the gold bloc declaration.
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Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. Emma Trenary At Macedonia
Funeral services were conducted Monday at Peredorc Church Frederick for Mrs. Emma A Trenary widow of Claude M Trenary. Rev J D Russell led with helpers Rev L R Dettra and Rev Mr Aiggleman. Interment followed in the family lot. Born December 22 1856 in Frederick County she died Saturday after weeks of illness. Surviving are her son B F Trenary and two brothers O J Reed and Jas E Reed. She had long been a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
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Claude M. Trenary
J. D. Russell
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Aigleman
Amily
Trenary
Frederick County
Joseph C
Mary Newman Reed
Dollar Wheat Advance Climax Amid Farm Policy Shift
The commentary credits the end of the Farm Board and the new administration with reviving farm prices. It notes grain prices rising as assurance of no further manipulation and cites "indisputable evidence of revival" following policy changes.
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