Woman tourist aids search for missing officer near Enfield
Norfolk reports Mrs. Edward Allen aiding the case of Major Charles H. McLeary. She described a bluish touring car with a red haired man and a dazed army officer, details of a detour through a Halifax county negro settlement, and a glimpse of a bundle removed from the car.
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Enfield
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Halifax
Edward Allen
Associated Press
Charles H. McLeary
Battleboro
Riverdam
Fort Moultrie Delays Rate Change as Commission Probes
The Commission states that current rates and charges will remain in effect until a thorough investigation is completed. Representatives of pilots and the public deem the present terms satisfactory and support continuing existing procedures through the inquiry.
Contract to Ship Portion of Crops
Announcement from Martinsburg declares American Fruit Growers, Inc. secured the Harrisonburg Virginia tonnage contract and signed for the Timberville Virginia peach deal. Both will be handled from Staunton Virginia offices under M. S. Foster, Appalachian district sales manager, overseeing Martinsburg.
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American Fruit Growers, Inc
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Timberville
Staunton
M. S. Foster
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Will Explain Vet Claims Rejection
Washington July 15 The Veterans Bureau will inform veterans in writing why their claims for compensation hospitalization or vocational training are rejected Director Frank T Hines announced the explanation follows a spate of complaints culminating in an assault on Hines by an unsuccessful claimant and a dramatic appearance by the public official.
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Washington
Frank T. Hines
United States Veterans Bureau
Hines
Senator Ashurst Leads Veteran Neglect Charge Appeal
Senator Ashurst of Arizona spoke on behalf of an alleged disabled veteran inviting a response from the Veterans Bureau. No comment was issued regarding the senator’s charges of neglect.
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Ashurst
Arizona
Veterans Bureau
Lydia Pinkham remedy claimed to restore women's health
The advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the sole remedy for female ailments from adolescence to menopause. It asserts the product restores health and happiness and mentions agents wanted to sell "Better Made" shirts with a simple, no capital required opportunity.
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Madison
Madison Mills
Broadway
New York
Stet
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