Senator Cather Pushes Study Of Liquor Control Plans
Virginia Senator T Russell Cather of Winchester says repeal of the eighteenth amendment will be studied for a suitable liquor regulatory system. He plans a bill for the August 17 special session to appoint a legislative committee to study controls used elsewhere and report the best model for the Old Dominion.
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Codling Moth Spray Advised For July Window
Entomologist W S Hough of Winchester Research Laboratory urges a second brood codling moth spray between July 10 and 15 with completion by July 15. For orchards needing more time start at once. delay risks serious moth injury through July and August.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Negro Accidentally Killed By Train In Clarke County
A Clarke county coroner ruled the death of Sherman Jackson a accidental death after his body was found beside the Norfolk and Western tracks between Boyce and Briggs. Jackson who was 20 and Black had worked as a butler for Mrs. Kenneth N. Gilpin and later for her mother Mrs. L. D. Tyson of Knoxville.
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Two Nabbed With Liquor Transporting Hooch in Winchester
Acting on a tip Officers Bowers and Williams nabbed William Johnson 33 and Ashley Corbin 28 last night around 8 30 on Pughtown Pike as they tried to bring liquor into Winchester. Three gallons of liquor were found in Corbin s Chevrolet coupe. Johnson and Corbin were arrested on transportation and illegal possession of liquor and are held at the city jail awaiting trial.
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Sudden Farm Prosperity Sparks New Boom Across Farm Belt
William G Shepherd reports a farm boom driven by rising prices for beef pork corn and wheat touching every state visited by Collier's Weekly. Radios and market quotes are watched like ticker tapes as hog prices rise daily and Texas harvests the upcoming crop is expected to lift farmer profits and mortgage relief.
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Kidnapping attempt ends in ransom note by teen accomplice
A 17 year old Lavonia Georgia boy aided in abducting banker John K Ottley 65 in Atlanta area. Ottley blindfolded and taken to a woods near Suwanee written note to his wife asking 40000 dollars ransom. The youth claimed the plot was engineered by an older man to gain gratitude. The child released Ottley after discussion of the gravity of the situation.
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DuPont Estate Valued At 17.54 Million In New York Record
T Cole man DuPont of Wilmington Del left a net estate of 17 540 542 dollars according to a transfer tax appraisal filed in New York. DuPont died November 11 1930.
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Wilmington
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Comptroller Asks Banks For June 30 Condition
The comptroller of currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of close of business Friday June 30. Associated Press report from Washington dated July 7.
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Ice Cream Deal With Picnic Delivery Offer
Special Saturday sale offers a quart sold at 30c with a free pint of orange or lemon ice. Sanitary Dairy delivers packed ice cream to homes and is open until 11:30 p.m. Phone 959 at 21 E Gerrard St Ip-11.
Rouss Fire Co Sets July Meeting For Summer Trip
The Rouss Fire Company will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday night July 7 at 8 o clock. All members interested in a summer trip are urged to attend. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. Issued by President Lee M Lamp.
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Sarah Zane Fire Co Regular Meeting Notice
Regular meeting Friday night at 8 o clock to pull attendance. Refreshments served. Signed by R. B. Brown, Captain.
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R. B. Brown
City Police Warn Tag Check for City Cars
The police announce a post July 8 crackdown on city vehicles without proper tags. Operators found without city tags will be brought into court and fined. Chief W. Hollis leads the department.
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Jimmy Mattern Reported Safe At Trading Post
Coast Guard and AP dispatches report aviator Jimmy Mattern found in northeastern Siberia near Anadyr. The Northland searched 300 miles from Anadir as wife expresses relief at the news while details remain scarce.
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Weaver Praises Peery At Berryville Rally
State Senator Antony G. Weaver lauds gubernatorial hopeful George C. Peery at Berryville urging solid Democratic support. He touts party organization, fiscal balance, and Peery as best to keep Ninth District in the Democratic fold. He contrasts taxes and school books with current reform.
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Correction: Economy Food Store new R G A member number
The Star corrects the telephone number for the new R G A member announced yesterday. The accurate number is 491.
Award to Miller Heirs in Warreen Park Case Reversed
In Warren County Circuit Court Judge Philip Williams set aside the Board of Appraisers award to John J. Miller heirs for land in Rappahannock County taken for the Park. The case returns to a new appraisers board to determine incidental damages and value, amid calls for an entirely independent commission.
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United States
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Female Gordon Setter seeks good homes by SPCA
At once the S P C A seeks homes for a fine female Gordon Setter and a beautiful setter puppy. Call 41 37 1 1p tf to adopt.
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Trustee's Sale On Saturday At No 111 North Washington
The Ashby Spring property brick residence at 111 North Washington Street will be sold at noon Saturday July 8 1933 in front of Court House. See sale bill on page 5 of this paper.
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Indictments for Hardy and Wright Tie Bank Loss to Past Loans
William G. Hardy, former vice president and cashier of Shenandoah Valley National Bank in Winchester, Va., is indicted for misapplying about 7971.52. B Beverley Wright, Hardy’s son in law, is charged with obtaining just over 13000 dollars aiding Hardy in the wrongful use of bank funds. The bank says the funds were taken more than two years ago and Hardy resigned after the case was opened. No other officer or director is implicated.
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Wytheville
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Wood Takes Lead In British Open
ST ANDREWS Scotland July 1 Craig Wood the American golfer from Deal New Jersey seized the lead in the British Open with a total of 292 after 72 holes as competition warmed up on the links.
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Jack Crawford Wins Wimbledon Championship
Australian star Jack Crawford defeated Ellsworth Vines to win the Wimbledon men's singles title in a five set final, with set scores 4-6 11-9 6-2 2-6 6-4.
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Federal Warning on Makeshift City Budgets for Virginia Towns
The Federal Public Works Administration warns Virginia cities it will reject makeshift municipal project budgets. Projects must be socially valuable, ready to begin, and avoid future federal maintenance costs. Priority favors immediate, near center employment and integrated plans. Labor rules require equitable, unemployed workers first. Continued on page seven.
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