Awakening to Loss of Liberty in American Government
A historical analysis argues the United States is shifting from a government of laws to a government by men. It cites proposals to reorganize federal agencies and a plan to empower the President over the Supreme Court as evidence. The piece warns about broad discretionary power and the risk of arbitrary enforcement under wage and hours legislation and other regulatory measures. Nine paragraphs discuss liberty, constitutional theory, and the dangers of delegated authority.
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United States
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Ladies Bridge Clubs
Congress
Thomas Corcoran
President’s
Brain Trust
Townsend
Boston
Federal
Marching Salem Pickets Over Meat Market Recruiter
U S Army Recruiting Sergeant Joseph Scarpa saw three consecutive pickets outside a Salem meat market. The protest ended when the union assigned a woman to replace the last deserter, halting the supply of recruits.
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Salem
Ore
U. S. Army
Joseph Scarpa
Miss Virginia Lee Dick and Miss Dorothy Anderson Attend Young Assembly
Stephenson Church delegates Miss Virginia Lee Dick and Miss Dorothy Anderson attend the Young Assembly at Massanetta Springs this week. Local notes report visits by Mr. B. G. Newcome to the Earl Prince home and a well attended Children's Day program at Stephenson Church. Other updates include Martha Richard visiting Stephenson City, and gatherings involving Mrs. Earl Smallwood, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald, Miss Katherine Yost, Mrs. Maude Prince of Winchester, and Mrs. Ethel Havey of Washington, D. C.
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Stephenson
Virginia Lee Dick
Dorothy Anderson
Massanetta
Stephenson Church
G. Newcome
Earl Prince
Martha Richard
Stephens City
Tha Ashwood
Earl Smallwood
Kenneth
Amos Prince
Calins
Kenneth McDonald
Katherine Yost
Maude Prince
Winchester
Ethel Havey
Washington, D. C
A. J. Prince
Oranda Notes from July social visits and guests
In Oranda Virginia multiple residents and visitors are noted. Minnie Orndorff visits Strasburg with Bessie Little and A. C. Stickley relatives are listed among guests from Wheatfield Zephyr Hills California and Los Angeles. Additional visits include Keeners from Charlottesville and Helen Shull returning from Marlboro.
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Oranda
Minnie Orndorff
Bessie Little
Strasburg
A. C. Stickley
Emma Borden
Wheatfield
Oliver Boyer
Los Angeles
Calif
Fred Saum
Zepher Hills
Fla
M. M. Orndorff
Ralph Keener
Charlottesville
Helen Shull
Marlboro
Helen Mowery
C. C. Carpenter
C.C. Himelright
Dan Leary
Elreo Keller
Jete Hausenfluck
Robert Pangle
Dorothy Ann
Paul Manuel
Oo Resee
Run
Das
Alvin Paar Tks
Abetle Pangle
Charese Killer
Harry Coféit
H. M. Loving
Fleming Family Joins Washington Trip With Friends
Miss Roberta Fleming Miss Raychelle Fleming and Mr Bill Fleming with a party of friends motored to Washington on Sunday, joining Mr and Mrs Roy Johns and (incomplete) from Nineveh Virginia.
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Nineveh
Roberta
Raychelle Fleming
Bill Fleming
Washington
Roy Johns
Weekend Visitors and Local Travels Report
Four time champion family from Aliquippa and several Maryland guests visited E. G Johns over the weekend. Stephens City and Winchester residents hosted relatives and attended local drives to Charlottsville and Massanetta Springs. A party of Smallwood relatives traveled to Ice Mountain last Sunday. Reverend Charles Brady and the remainder are noted in the local social items.
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FE. W. Smallwood
Ice Mountain
Charles Brady
Best Brevities REST Va Weekend Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brady and Mrs. Mary Sanderson of Baltimore were weekend guests of Mrs. J. W. Schlack and family. Mr. Brady and Mrs. Sanderson returned to Baltimore Monday. Mrs. Brady plans to stay here. Misses Lucille Gordon and Frances ...
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Rest
Frank Brady
Mary Sanderson
Baltimore
J. W. Schlack
Brady
Friends of Frostburg Visit En Route to Massanetta Springs
Friends from Frostburg Md visited the former's home on Monday en route to Massanetta Springs for a week. Mrs E W Smallwood and son Kenneth, Mrs Amos Prince and Mrs Earl Prince of Stephenson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Price near Winchester. Mr Melvin Clark and family of Martinsburg were guests of his father Mr George Clark and family on Monday.
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Frostburg
Massanetta Springs
E. W. Smallwood
Sor
Kenneth
Amos Prince
Earl Prince
Stephenson
Harry Price
Winchester
Melvin Clark
Martinsburg
George Clark
Quicksburg Notes Update of Local Visits and Guests
Quicksburg Virginia notes list multiple families visiting relatives and spending time with friends around Moore's Store Woodstock and Mount Jackson. Individuals from Vienna Alexandria Harrisonburg Timberville Fort Myers Washington and Getz are mentioned along with brief trip details and family gatherings.
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Quicksburg
Albert S. Will
Roland
Freddie
Francis
I. M. Bowers
Moore
Paul Jack
Vienna
E. G. Tucker
Virgie Wine
Jack
Garland Neff
P. L. McDonough
Barbara
Bobnie
Alexandria
Mollie Kirlin
Getz
Minnie Whitmire
Alice Schaffer
Annie Kirby
Charles H. Zeigler
Teeth Legion
Anna M. Pence
Es Artz
Near
Woodstock
Sam Deana
Billie
Harrisonburg
Edna
Ethel
Catherline Wheizel
Mt. Jackson
Russel Miller
Timberville
John Dean
Willie Wine
Janet
Nice
Louise Rucker
New Market
John Smith
Tom Stover
Fort Myers
William Meighen
Sam Weildman
Washington, D. C
Alice Galladay
Clifton Clark
Louise
Neva Litten
Norma June Crabill
Washington, D.C
Mr and Mrs W M Arian Visit Staunton Relatives
Mrs Robert L Fahiey died Monday evening after an eight month illness and was buried Wednesday morning at Columbia Furnace. Mr and Mrs W M Arian were visiting relatives in and near Staunton on Sunday.
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W. M. Arian
Staunton
Robert L. Fahiey
Columbia Furnace
White Hall Notes Key Local Socials and Scouts Jamboree
White Hall Virginia reports Mr and Mrs George Larrick and son visiting Mrs Sheppard. Miss Strother was at home. Joe Hancher of Washington DC is ill at his parents home. Roy Bageant hosted the Grange social. Edgar Smoke visits kin while their son attends the Boy Scout jamboree in DC. White Hall scouts join jamboree Sunday. Grange yard party planned for July 15.
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White Hall
George Larrick
Ira Yost
Hagerstown
Roy Bageant
Washington
White Hall Grange
Stephens City Notes Headline on Local Visits
Stephens City notes report Mrs William Marshall and daughter June of Jacobs Creek visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs Samuel Sargent. Weekend guests include Frank Akins Pansy Snow Laura Hartley Charles Tobin and others. A window sale at United Brethren Church is noted along with travels of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Adams and family to Jewett Ohio. Master Edward Clevenger is recovering after an accidental head injury.
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Aliquippa
Lawrence Johns and Son
Hagerstown
F. M. Heck
E. G Johns
Lola Madigan
Stephens City
Charles Tobin
J. M. Jett
Charles Town
W. Va
Retha
United Brethers Church
Eugene Adams
Harry Stickley
Jewett Ohio
Local residents share visits and sad news across towns
Mr Harry Carbaugh spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H Darren and other locals welcomed guests from Dayton and Washington. Ms Helen Carbaugh visits her aunt Mrs Joe Clevenger while Mrs Joe Rinker’s death shocks Winchester visitors. Families from Motown Keyser and Hamilton join Mrs Doggett’s home for weekend calls as Mrs Parker stays to visit.
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Harry Carbaugh
H. Darren
Marshall Golliday
Coteenan
Sles Tee
Wu- D. C
Newt Hutsler
Guy Rogers
Martinsburg
W. Vr
Helen Carbaugh
Joe Clevenger
Aubrey Doggett
Phyllis
Audrey
Dayton
Ohio
A. W. Doggett
George Carbaugh
Wash
J. P. Carbaugh
E. B. Rogers
Middletown
Joe Rinker
Winchester
R. M. Krump
Max
Billy
R. M. Carbaugh
Eva Keller
Motown
W. Va
Wi Keller
Keyser
Keller
Will Baker
Keen Baker
Washington, D. C
Joe Steele
A. W Doggett
Willis Donaldson
Betty Jean
Hamilton
Fred Parker
Lousoun
Funeral for Mrs Lorshbaugh Held in Hagerstown
Cedar Grove notes record a funeral for Mrs Lorshbaugh, mother of Mrs Jessie Lewis, held at her daughter’s home in Hagerstown Maryland with many relatives in attendance. Other items mention visits, illnesses, and social plans including a Junior Aid Society event on July 14 at Mrs Ollie Lewis, and several family travels across Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Cedar Grove
Lorshbaugh
Jessie Lewis
Fred Chapman
Thomas Singhass
Boyd Miller
Frank Singhass
Upperville
Ernest Leake
Mattie Clark
Winchester
Helen Clark
Hazel DeHaven
Sadie Lynn
Hilde Pitcock
Jess Himelright
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Frances Lewis
Mamie Racey
Boyce
Grace Braithwaite
Charles Braithwaite
Harrisburg
Vacation Bible School Opens in Albin area
The Vacation Bible School run by Ethel Lutheran and Burnt Presbyterian Churches began Tuesday at Bryarly schoolhouse with an enrollment of fifty two children. Local residents visited and hosted relatives from nearby areas during the week including the Snyders, Hawkins, Orndoffs, Pattons and others at Manassas Springs.
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Albin
Ethel Lutheran
Burnt Presbyterian
Bryarly
Lydia Hawkins
Ephard
Jenny Lewis
Charlton Hawkins
Stine’s Chapel
W. H. Cochran
W. A. Orndoff
Margaret
Alma
John Snyder
Luther Patton
Mansanetta Springs
Hilda Orndoff
Mildred
Dorothy Snyder
Julia Braitha
Rosenberger Social Notes From Rosenberger Virginia
Rosenberger Virginia residents report visitors from Washington Hagers town and Winchester during the Fourth of July period. Mr Hollis Snapp and Mrs Bertha Ashwood called on H A Snapp family. The Rosenberger family hosts and travels with relatives C M Rosenberger. Goldie Frye and Maud Brewer are listed among local visitors and relatives.
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Maud Brewer
Winchester
Paul Smoke
Will Rogers Humorous Court Tale
In a Will Rogers anecdote a prosecutor grills a wry witness. The witness mocks the court and boasts of knowing more than the jury, keeping the judge and spectators amused with sharp sarcasm.
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American News Features, Inc
Smoke Family Weekend Visit in Philadelphia
Children Junior Mae and Lucy with Messrs Asa and William Smoke and Miss Mamie Smoke spent the weekend in Philadelphia visiting their brother.
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Junior
Mae
Lucy
Messrs
Asa
William Smoke
Mamie Smoke
Philadelphia
Dedication Planned for Luray Carillon in November
Col T C Northcott announces the Belle Brown Northcott memorial carillon in Luray will be dedicated around November 1. Anton Brees, carilloneur of Bok Tower, will give the dedicatory recital and remain for further recitals. The $100,000 tower, 114 feet high of local sandstone, will house 47 bells cast in England and is to be completed by October 1.
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Luray
T. C. Northcott
Belle Brown Northcott
Col. Northcott
Harry Graves
Anton Brees
Bok
Mountain Lake
Florida
Grees
England
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University of Virginia
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Sir Humphrey
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