Reed Opposes Wheat Policy Amid Farm Board Criticism
Senator Reed joins farm-board critics over wheat policy as low price forecasts persist. The Pennsylvania Republican, allied with Hoover insiders, questions Farm Board actions amid Land o Lakes disputes while forecasting another year of depressed prices for world wheat.
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Hoover
Hoover Farm
Reed
Farm Board
Senate
Rapidan Camp
White House
Land-o
Department
Kansas
Curtis
Capper
Northwest
James C. Stone
Stone
Export Apples Receiving and Loading Daily at York
Winchester Cold Storage handles apples for export with J. Ashby sprint operations noted on page 6t. Daily receiving and loading activity indicates ongoing shipments from York to export markets.
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York
Winchester Cold Storage
J. Ashby
Russell Cather Named Director of Shenandoah Valley Bank
T Russell Cather elected unanimously by the Shenandoah Valley National Bank board as director succeeding the late William S Hiett. Cather, a Wash. and Lee graduate, longtime Virginia attorney and former Frederick county commonwealth's attorney, is active in the state bar and local business ventures. Board also lists R Gray Williams and others including Cather among its directors.
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T. Russell Cather
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
William S58. Hiett
Cather
Washington and Lee University
Winchester
Commonwealth
Frederick County
Bar of Virginia
Virginia State Bar Association
state bar_association
R. Gray
Officer Punctures Tires On Auto Of Fleeing Man
Daniel Orndorff of Star Tannery Cod fled a lawn party near Mountain Falls after being stopped for drunken driving. Officer R E Bayliss fired revolver shots to puncture the tires and stop the vehicle. Orndorff was sentenced to thirty days in jail a $25 fine plus costs and his license revoked for one year.
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Daniel Orndorff
Star Tannery Cod
Friendly Grove
Mountain Falls
R. E. Bayliss
Orndorff
Bayliss
Hagerstown Here Sunday Evening At Rouss Park
The Park Association Baseball team faces Paramount Cabbies Sunday at 3 PM at Rouss Park. The park team, after 22 games with 5 losses, seeks another win following a prior victory over the locals. Winchester visits Marylanders for a rematch, promising a competitive game.
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Hagerstown
Rouss Park
The
Park Association
Paramount Cabbies
Winchester Boys
Marylanders
Park
Negro Slashed 75 Stitches To Close Wounds
Winchester authorities were asked to arrest Henry Green and Bayliss Tracy, both colored, for slashing Bismark Walker on Bowles Brothers farm near Millwood Virginia. A physician required 75 stitches to close Walker’s wounds. Friends said his condition resembled a patched blanket.
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Millwood
Winchester
Henry Green
Bayliss Tracy
Bismark Walker
Bowles Brothers
Here
Walker
Chicken Stealer Convicted in Delaware Whipping
Robert Elliott aged 33 was convicted in Georgetown on larceny for stealing chickens and was whipped with ten lashes at the New Castle work house. He will also serve six years, punishment tied to a recent surge in poultry thefts.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Robert Elliott
Georgetown
New Castle
Elliott
Notice to Fruit Growers Duchess Apples July 22
Do not start picking Duchess apples before July 22. Red varieties cannot be accepted until the fruit has sufficient color for number one pack. Butler's Packing House.
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Butler’s Packing House
City Uses Prison Labor At Rock Quarry To Aid Work
City officials defend jail labor at the rock quarry noting prisoners load stone, receive basic comforts, and work only day shifts. No chain gang, guards present, and costs offset feeding and boarding. profit from stone funds ongoing street improvements and sustains staff without layoffs.
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W. Nelson Page
Middletown Group Hears Fine Talk on Fall Gardens
The Middletown Community Home Demonstration Group gathered Friday at the Grange Hall to hear L. B. Dietrick, state garden specialist from Blacksburg, discuss fall gardens and answer garden insect and disease questions. The next meeting is set for August 7 at Middletown High School with demonstrations on food and meal planning by Mrs Rich.
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Middletown Community Home
Grange Hall
L. B. Dietrick
Extension Department of
Blacksburg
Dietrick
H. E. Department of Middletown High School
Rich
Mr. Rich
Perfection Golf Course Ad at Kent and Water
An old classified-style notice advertises the Perfection Golf Course with price cues 10¢ and 115¢ at the corner of Kent and Water Streets. It reads as a compact, period-appropriate placement likely from a local newspaper page.
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Perfection
Kent and
Water Streets
Gift of preedon offered by phone for Winchester Steam Laundry
A promotional notice offers a Gift of preedon to readers who call 38 or Winchester Steam Laundry. The fragment mentions a timetable style tag Mon Wed TM but provides no concrete dates or terms.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Firemen’s Yard Party Closes Tonight in Winchester
The Winchester Fire Department yard party ends tonight after a several day run in front of the Friendship Fire Company house on East Cork Street. A large crowd attended last night and firefighters report strong patronage. The Winchester Concert Band led by Prof. W H McIlhwee performed, with proceeds aiding the Cumberland Valley and Virginia State Firemen’s Associations convention here August 12 to 14.
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Winchester
Friendship Fire Company
East Cork Street
W. H. Mcllwee
Cumberland Valley
Virginia
Demonstration Agent Schedule For Coming Week
The schedule lists four H clubs meeting daily with offices and garden work. Activities include Gore Home Demonstration Group at 3 pm and a Gainesboro park picnic. Fall gardening topics are emphasized and the public is invited to attend the sessions.
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Hon
Blacksburg
Bryarly
Armel
Gore Home
Fall Gardens
Whitacre
North Frederick
Gainesboro
Russell Grove
Gravel Springs
Edna Himelright
Mt. Williams
Divorce Granted in Winchester Court Merger of Decrees
In the Corporation Court of Winchester a decree merges a partial divorce into an absolute divorce for Gillard H. Lineburg from Myrtle L. Lineburg. The decree cites desertion on June 8, 1928 as the ground for divorce.
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Corporation Court of Winchester
Gillard H. Lineburg
Myrtle L. Lineburg
Franco German debt meetings opened in Paris
July 18 negotiations began in the Paris office of Premier Laval as Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtius arrived from Berlin. Both governments stressed it is crucial for Europe, with Paris and Berlin seeking formal agreement before a London conference.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Germany
Laval
Bruening
Curtius
Berlin
Bismark
Versailles
Europe
London
Dr. Curtius
Fines and Jail For Possession of Alcohol by Robert Scott
Robert Fuzzy Scott was fined 75 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Don ald L. Weems after conviction for illegal possession of liquor. He reportedly discarded a half gallon of liquor when confronted by police last Saturday. officers recovered the liquor and arrested him yesterday.
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Robert
Fuzzy”) Scott
Donald L. Weems
Scott
United States Takes Davis Cup Lead in Paris Tennis
The United States moved ahead two matches to one over England at Roland Garros as George Lott and John Van Ryn defeated George Hughes and Fred Perry in doubles 6-1 6-3 4-6 6-3.
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Associated Press
Roland Garris
Paris
United States
England
George Lott
John van Ryn
George Hughes
Fred Perry
Funeral Rites At Little Mountain For Mrs Boxwell
AMEL Va July 18 Funeral services were held Tuesday June 30 for Mrs Mary A Boxwell 79 widow of William Boxwell at Little Mountain Church with Rev R L Moore of White Post officiating Interment followed in the church graveyard Pallbearers were Ross DeHaven Charley Price G W Haymaker E H White Nelson Ritter and Clarence Jenkins She was a Frederick County native Ruble family member lived with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Emer Cornwell in Armely for the last decade Survived by three daughters Mrs Elder Cornwell Armel Mrs William G Dorsey Winn DI Mrs Charles VanMeter Baltimore one son Peter Boxwell Baltimore seven brothers ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
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Ross DeHaven
Charley Price
G. W. Haymaker
E. H. White
Nelson Ritter
Clarence Jenkins
Boxwell
Frederick County
Cornwell
Elder Cornwell
Armel
William G. Dorsey
Winn
Dic
Charles VanMeter
Baltimore
Peter Boxwell
James
Jack
Pete
Sam
Dave
Winfield
Jake Ruble
Mussolini Orders Trial For News Editors Over Vatican Pamphlet
In Rome Premier Mussolini ordered a special tribunal to try five newspaper editors for distributing a pamphlet titled Away with the Vatican. Defendants Amillo Settimelli Ottome Rosai Bruno Rosia Reno Vhriti and Alberto Maurizio face charges over content deemed offensive to the Holy See. The piece urged arrest and trial of the pope and carried a Fascist loyal signature.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Vatican
Holy See
Amillo Settimelli
Ottome Rosai
Bruno Rosia
Reno Vhriti
Alberto Maurizio
Ath
Four Die as Lightning Strikes Across Regions
Associated Press reports heat waves and violent storms killing four in Ohio, Tennessee, Michigan and Ontario. In Detroit, four more died from lightning, two farmers in Michigan fields perished, two Ontario girls aged 11 died in a barn strike, and drownings followed widespread heat and storm chaos.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Tennessee
Canada
Windsor
Ontario
Detroit
Clark Hixon
Rochester
Edward Lang
Saginaw
Myra Hayes
Edna Dupins
St. Joachim
Winchester Bright News Column Lifts Shenandoah Valley Spirit
Local column celebrates optimistic activities in Winchester and Frederick County with calls for community event notices and positive community updates across the Shenandoah Valley.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley
United States Pushes Narcotics Control Convention Endorsement
The United States instructed its delegation at the Geneva Narcotics Conference to sign the convention governing the manufacture and distribution of narcotics. Stuart J. Puller of the Far Eastern Division called it the most forward step in global narcotics control, while noting it falls short of American regulations.
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United States
Geneva
Stuart J. Puller
Department of State
Fuller
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Stock Sells Near $325
One hundred twenty five shares of Shenandoah Valley National Bank stock sold in front of the courthouse today at $65 to $66 per share. The owners were out of town. The deal relates to five shares of stock at $20 par for each one share old stock at $100 par, making the price about $325 per share in old terms. The bank has paid a quarterly 4 percent dividend and has traded around seventy in recent months.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Court House
Cooler outlook for midweek in Atlantic states
Weather outlook for the week starting Monday shows above normal temperatures in the North and Middle Atlantic regions on Monday and Tuesday, turning nearer to normal by midweek. Showers are expected Tuesday and maybe Wednesday and again Saturday, with generally fair conditions otherwise.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Yale Harvard Trackmen Edge Oxford Cambridge Rivals
Yale and Harvard track teams defeated the Oxford Cambridge combined squad at Stamford Bridge. By taking the last two events they secured first place overall, final score 7% to 444.
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Associated Press
Stamford Bridge
London
Yale
Flying School Opens Sunday at Admiral Byrd Airport
Flying school begins operations Sunday at Admiral Byrd Airport with a $150 passenger fee. The notice invites all interested riders to participate.
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Admiral Byrd Airport
Yard Party and Supper at Catholic Church Yard
Catholic Church hosts yard party and supper on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 21st and 22nd of the month. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
Pollution Case Set for Hearing in Winchester Today
Commonwealth vs Virginia Apple Storage Company faces a pollution case over Abrams Creek near Winchester where half a million young perch were killed. Jurisdiction questions loom as county and city authorities clash over where the trial should occur. Six witnesses are summoned including wardens from Frederick and Warren counties.
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Commonwealth
Virginia Apple Storage Company
Abram’s Creek
Tavenner
Winchester
Marig
Mt of Winchester
Virginia Storage Company
Polly Abram
At Ie
Pererore Ee
Reardon
Pingley
Flying School Opens at Admiral Byrd Airport
N Rintoul and W A Gildersleeve arrive from New York City to start an aerial school at Admiral Byrd Airport east of Winchester. They will offer practical flying lessons and passenger trips. the program will pass U S Commerce Department inspection. This is the area’s first definite aerial training school with plans for several student flyers.
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N. Rintoul
W. A. Gildersleeve
Travelairplane
Winchester
New York City
Admiral Byrd Airport
United States Department of Commerce
Messrs
Shepherd Field
Martinsburg
W. Va
Stock Market Goes To Sleep on Wall Street
New York July 18 The stock market went to sleep on its feet as foreign markets were closed and Wall Street faced indecision over relief for Germany from international cabinet conferences. Traders let the market drift through the day.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Germany
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Hiett
Mr. Page
Council
Middletown
U. S
Evening Star
Little Mountain
Mrs. Boxwell
S. W. Nat’l
Harvard
T. R. Cath- Tavenner
Justice Tavenner
Byrd Airport
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