Roosevelt Encouraged by Strong Support for Wage Plan
More than 3,000 pledges pour into the White House before noon as President Roosevelt pushes employers to raise wages and shorten hours. He plans to form honor rolls posted in post offices. Baltimore launches a national recovery drive with committees on employers outreach and publicity to court shoppers and home makers.
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White House
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Industrial Recovery Administration
Hugh S. Johnson
Baltimore
The
Association of Commerce
Employers Contact Committee
Baltimore Ae
Ritchie
Jackson
Maryland
National Recovery Movement
United Action
Five Local Men Named to Aid Home Loan Cooperation
John J. Wicker Jr of Richmond announces five local businessmen to serve as Honorary Advisory Committee for the Home Owners' Loan Corporation. Shirley Carter M Lohr Copper John H. Rosenberger William E. Cooper and John I. Sloat will urge mortgage holders to cooperate in worthy cases without pay. Loan applications will be processed through Alexandria officials.
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John J., Wicker, Jr
Richmond
Virginia
Shirley Carter
M. Lohr Copper
John H. Rosenberger
William E. Cooper
John I. Sloat
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Wicker
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Winchester
Alexandria
Corporation
Clearance Hats Sale by Margaret L Hodgson
Margaret L Hodgson advertises a hat clearance with a special offer of two hats for one dollar. The notice is a small classified-style sale listing likely from a local paper.
Winchester voter letter endorses C P McVicar for Commissioner of Revenue
A Winchester resident writes to voters noting the tax rate could not be set until June 12 and urges support for C P McVicar, candidate to succeed himself as Commissioner of Revenue in the August 1 1933 primary. He cites two years in the office and promises impartial taxation.
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Winchester
Charles W. Trenary
Main Street
C. P. McVicar
Beauty Nook Yellow Taxi Co Offers 24 Hour Service
The Beauty Nook Yellow Taxi Co advertises 24 hour taxi service with options for 1 or 5 passengers for 25c within the city plus light transfer delivery. Contacts: SHAMPOO And Fingerwave for $1.00 and phone numbers 1312 and 1777.
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THE
Beauty Nook
Yellow Taxi Cab CO
Henry C Stuart Former Virginia Governor Dies at 78
Henry Carter Stuart former Governor of Virginia died at his Elk Garden home after a two week illness. He served as governor from 1914 to 1918 and declined a post on the Interstate Commerce Commission in 1920. Born Wytheville 1856 he was a lawyer by training and a prominent landowner and farmer. He helped shape Virginia politics and livestock development. His lineage traces to Archibald Stuart and J. E. B. Stuart.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Associated Press
Lebanon
Henry Carter Stuart
Virginia
Elk Garden
Art
Mary Stuart
California
The
Commonwealth
Jeb” Stuart
Stuart
Wytheville
Archibald Stuart
America
Londonderry
Ireland
Augusta County
Alexander Stuart
Illinois
Missouri
J. E. B. Stuart
William Alexander Stuart
William A
Mary Taylor (Carter) Stuart
Smyth County
Emory and Henry College
Union Vesper Service In City Coming Sunday
The Winchester Ministerial Association will sponsor a Union Vespers Service on Sunday July 30 at 6 30 p m at Handley High School Stadium Rev R J Williamson president of the association will preside and local ministers will participate Rev W M Brashears pastor Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church will deliver the message This is an invitation for all community members to worship together at a beautiful service.
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Ministerial Association of
Winchester
Handley High School
R. J. Williamson
W. M. Brashears
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Old Chapel in Clarke County Featured With Photos
Washington Post feature by Harold Stone spotlights Old Chapel the historic Episcopal church near Millwood and Berryville Clarke County with three photographs including Rev B Duvall Chambers, the church, and the Randolph cemetery Masonic memorial Thomas Steele caretaker. The piece traces the chapel s history and notes annual services on the second Sunday in September.
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Clarke County
Harold Stone
Washington Post
Edmund Randolph Shawn
Old Chapel
Millwood
Berryville
Here
Virginia
B. Duvall Chambers
Cunningham Parish
Edmund Randolph
United States
Thomas Steele
Randolph
Stone
$10 000 Suits Filed Against Two Motorists
The Clarke county notice concerns Munroe Douglas Robinson of New York facing a $10,000 suit through Martha Bauserman as administratrix of George W. Bauserman. The case stems from a July 14 accident on the Winchester Pike near Clarke County that killed Bauserman as he worked on a tire en route to Memorial Hospital in Winchester. Attorney Harry R. Kern filed the memorandum of suit.
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Charles C. Skyles
Woodstock
Prederick County
James Grubbs
Kernstown
Edward Grubbs
Skyles
Young Grubbs
Winchester
Frank 8. Tavenner
Kuykendall
Benham
Grubbs
Memorial Hospital
Raymond Bayliss
Mr. Skyles
Frederick County
Berryville
Munroe Douglas Robinson
New York City
Martha Bauserman
George W. Bauserman
Clarke County
Circuit Court
J. Edward Thomas Clerk
Winchester Pike
Here
Bauserman
Robinson
Edward Baker
Harry R. Kern
Mrs. Marie Shade Dies After Heart Attack at Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Marie Shade wife of Winchester business man Walter M Shade died at 9 15 this morning in Memorial Hospital following a heart attack suffered yesterday after an operation Saturday She was 36 a native of Wabash Ind and a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs George W Bowman Married in 1921 the Shade family has lived in Winchester where Mrs Shade was active in Braddock Street Methodist Church and McKinley Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Surviving are her husband daughter Jeanne Bowman Shade sister Mrs Lee Sweet Wabash brother Wilbur Bowman Wabash and one half sister Funeral plans await her sister s arrival from Wabash
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Marie Shade
Walter M. Shade
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Shade
Aimee Hutton Pleads Love Amid Divorce Shock
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton aboard the City of Harve near Norfolk says she still loves her husband David Hutton despite his divorce actions. She weeps with a nurse present as reporters question her, calling the divorce action a shock while she contemplates next steps. The liner remains in Norfolk then sails toward Baltimore where she is due to disembark.
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City OF Harve
Norfolk
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Los Angeles
America
David Hutton
Harve
Enaate
Aimee
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay Playground For School of Sharks
ANNAPOLIS Md July 25 Fishermen report a growing school of sharks in Chesapeake Bay from four to seven feet long. Captain Charles A Christensen aboard the Olivia saw six sharks off Tolleys Point Bay Ridge and four near Hacketts Point. Another sighting came from South River with two sharks. Nets torn and fishing generally suffers.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
Charles A. Christensen
Olivia Today
Tolleys Point
Bay Ridge
Hacketts Point
South River
Robbers Enter Steel's Store At Kernstown
Local amateurs broke into Harry Steele's Kernstown store last night by cutting a floor hole into the Post Office room. They pried at the safe and cash register but reportedly did not miss any money. Local officers investigate and hope for quick arrests.
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Harry Steele
Kernstown
Steele
Vote for F A Shryock commissioner of revenue
A political brief urging voters to support F A Shryock for the office of commissioner of revenue in the upcoming election. The notice emphasizes candidacy and asks for ballot support within the local jurisdiction.
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Commissioner OF Revenue
F. A. Shryock
We Have Done Everything We Can Wife Says Waiting for Next Move
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Mrs. Berenice Urschel wife of oil magnate Charles F Urschel awaiting word from kidnappers holding her husband and trustee of a $23 000 000 Slick oil estate. Officers pledge cooperation and a cautious approach while pursuing the case. Federal agents announce charges against a Chicago gang in the Hamm kidnapping as part of a wider wave of abductions.
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William Hamm, Jr
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Berenice Urschel
Charles F. Urschel
Fernment
Chicago
Roger Tuohy
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Paul
Minn
Hamm
Melvin H. Purvis
U.S. Bureau of Investigation
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Tuohy
Elkhorn
John Factor
Washington
United States Department of Justice
Frederick County roads taxed less under state system
A 1932 Frederick County tax drop from about 33 000 to 9 159 for debt service on local roads is highlighted. The state will spend 65 000 on county roads from gasoline tax, with supporters urging continuation of the gasoline tax and secondary road system. Opponent Deal would cut the tax by 4 million nationally, risking the road program.
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Frederick County
West Virginia
Judge Peery
Deal
Hiphwas
Peery
Pol. Adv
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Geo. Bauserman
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Aimee Hutton
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