Government gold clause cases loom as House votes on bill
The House rejected a bid to limit lawsuits to gold clause cases by 250 to 92, sparking fears of a potential seven billion dollar loss to the administration. Spokesmen warned that holders of government securities with gold payment clauses could seek full gold value, while the banking committee backed a resolution to prevent unjust enrichment by restricting recovery to gold face value.
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Hollister
Ohio
Supreme Court
House Banking Committee
Shenandoah Valley League Standings and Schedule
Standings show Culpeper 18 wins 4 losses front Royal 13 7 Charlottesville 10 9 Harrisonburg 10 9 Heurich 7 10 Staunton 6 10 Orange 7 12 Waynesboro 6 11 First half season ends Sunday. Tomorrow games include Heurich at Harrisonburg and Orange at Waynesboro. Sunday matches Harrisburg at Charlottesville and Staunton at Front Royal with Culpeper at Staunton and Orange at Culpeper.
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W Lote. Culpeper
Front Royal
Charlottesville
Harrisonburg
Heurich
Staunton
Orange
Waynesboro
Culpeper
Harris’burg
All-Stars Face Two Tough Valley League Tests
Front Royal All-Stars travel to Charlottesville to meet the strong Valley League club from Charlottesville, while Charlottesville has led by third place and played well the last two weeks. On Sunday they host Staunton in Front Royal to close the first half of the season, with the locals showing a creditable performance.
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Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars
Charlottesville
Culpeper Nine
All-Stars
Staunton
All-Stars Drop One To Orange In Valley League Game
The Front Royal All-Stars lost to the Orange Club 3 to 1 in the Valley League. Orange scored first, Front Royal tied with three hits in the next inning, then Orange added a run on a passed ball and a walk. Mundy led with 2 runs, while L Utz and Goodwin added one each.
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Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars
Orange Club
Orange
All- Stars
Mundy
L. Utz
Goodwin
Courthouse Bonds Awarded to Richmond Corporation
Warren county board of supervisors awarded the bonds for the new courthouse to the Richmond Corporation. The firm, highest bidder since February, won at the original bid amount of $103.06 in a special meeting at Front Royal.
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Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Richmond Corporation
Warren County
Warren County校 bids rejected for Riverton Front Royal school project
The Warren County school board rejected all bids for a Riverton school house and an eight room primary school with gymnasium in Front Royal after bids exceeded 17,900 remaining funds. The three buildings received bids from C. E. Nuckols of Richmond at 79,000 and Harrisonburg Building and Supply at 85,000, with only 61,000 available.
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Front Royal
Warren County School Board
G. Tyler Miller
Warren-Rappahamnock
Riverton
C. E. Nuckols
Richmond
Harrisonburg Building and Supply Company
Anti-Semitic Chief Named Berlin Police Leader
Berlin named an avowed anti semite as head of its police, Count Von Helidorf, succeeding Magus Von Levetzow who quit amid criticism over not expelling Jews from the city. The move comes with Nazi backed pressure on Protestant churches and Catholic clergy to avoid political activity.
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Berlin
Germany
Count von Helidorf
Magus von Levetzow
Voelkischer Z
Reichsfuehrer
Hitler
Beobach
Courthouse To Face Main Street After Reconsideration
In Front Royal Virginia the Warren County Board of Supervisors reconsidered the courthouse site and voted to make Main Street the front. Citizens by petition urged the change from Manor avenue as planned. Judge Philip Williams weighed in on legal duties while the building committee urged preserving the original plan.
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Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisiors
Main Street
Manor Avenue
P. M. Shirey
M. C. Vint
Edgar Updyke
Wilbur F. Trout
Thomas Kerns
Williams
Philip Williams
Warren County Circuit Court
Charles B. Samuels
Main
Front Royal Social Notes See Visitors And Travels
Miss Susan Marshall returns home from Washington D C where she stayed with sister Mrs F P Clark. Miss Mary Dunn from Washington DC visited her mother Mrs Hadassah Dunn. Rev R B Clagett and family take a motor trip through Maine and Canada for several weeks. Roy Whitesel and wife stay with his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs A E Whitesel. George Baltimore Calvert and daughter Miss Mary Macabin to visit Mrs Edgar Poulton. Calvert to Washington Sunday but spends weekend here. Charlie Ambler chairs a bridge table class with Mrs E H Keyser Mrs Philip Ambler Mrs DeWitt and Mrs Poulton. Anna Ford of Winchester visiting her mother Mrs C A Ford on Royal Avenue. Frank Simpson hosts Rockland Missionary Society. William Stevens and wife back from Indianapolis after three weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles A Stevens. Mrs James Golden rejoins Captain Golden at Sunset Lodge after a month in Fairbury Nebraska accompanied by Miss Mary LeRoy and Notley Le Roy.
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Front Royal
Susan Marshall
F. P. Clark
Washington, D. C
George Baltimore Calvert
Mary Macabin
Edgar Poulton
Calvert
Washington
James Golden
Captain Golden
Sunset Lodge
Fairbury
Nebraska
Cromwell Sets Plan To Return For Roosevelt Action
Hatless James Cromwell of New York brought his new bride Doris Duke to Hong Kong for a honeymoon and said he must return to the United States in the fall to do something about the Roosevelt administration. He expects to be back by October to address what he calls a collapse in the regime and chaos, stressing that people with money can effect change.
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Hong Hong
James Cromwell
New York
Doris Duke
Hong Kong
United States
Roosevelt
Economist
A vang rope steadies the peak on the gaff and deck
A vang a vang is described as one of two gig ropes that run from the end of a gaff to the deck to stabilize the peak of the sail. The term emphasizes its role in keeping the peak secure during sailing operations.
Broadside Targets AAA Amendments T<br>
Senate negotiates around a prohibition on suits to recover processing taxes in the AAA bill. Senator George’s compromise allows suits only if the processor did not pass the tax to consumer or producer. Debate centers on whether the measure is sound and enforceable.
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Washington
AAA
Senate
Administration
George
D-Ga
Robinson
House Bill To Block All Gold Clause Suits
Policies sweep the House on a 258 to 38 vote to block gold clause suits. Glass and McAdoo clash with Morgenthau and Cummings over shielding the government from securities claims. The bill bars suits on securities coins or currencies and aims to maintain an equal dollar value while exchanging old gold clause notes for new securities.
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House
Treasury
Glass
Virginia
McAdoo
California
cAdoo
Morgenthau
Cummings
Feeding the American Use of 1.9 Acres of Land
The statement notes that to grow crops for the American diet requires 1.9 acres of land per unit of production. It emphasizes land use as a key factor in U S agriculture and food supply.
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