Burglars Steal Safe From Earl L Brewer Potato Factory
A PA safe weighing about 500 pounds with about $9 in cash inside was taken from Earl L Brewer’s potato factory office at night. Police found the front door open and believe thieves rolled the safe to a truck and hauled it away. The Dart household reports a separate theft of 15 colonies of unspecified items.
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Earl L. Brewer
Brewer
Dormant sprays curb garden scale and fungal pests
A horticulture note explains how to use dormant sprays to kill scale insects and overwintering fungi on trees and shrubs. It stresses applying lime sulfur or oil sprays while plants are fully dormant, avoiding maples, and spraying all twigs to the ground. Two applications may improve control, especially before rain or wind.
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B. O. Dodge
New York Botanical Garden
Dodge
Five Escaped Felons Sought In Several States
State and local police expanded a manhunt across Kentucky Indiana and Ohio for five escaped convicts three convicted murderers and two robbers who slipped from the Frankfort State Reformatory on May 12. In Kentucky officers patrolled Pewee Valley after shots were fired near Middletown where a citizen traded gunfire with the fugitives and they fled in a stolen car. Authorities asked neighboring states to watch for the escapees now believed to be dispersed across the three states.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Pewee Valley
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State Liquor Board Ready To Plug Gaps In Laws
Richmond VA June 6 The Virginia ABC Board says it will fill any gaps created if Supreme Court nullifies Federal Alcoholic Beverage Control rules. The board can promulgate parts of the Federal Liquor Code under the State Control Act and focuses on identity and labeling standards per public relations counsel A B Clarke.
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Richmond
Roosevelt
Alcoholic Beverage Control Administrations
NRA
United State Supreme Court
Virginia Abc Board
Virginia Board
A. B. Clarke
Virginia Tribunal
Wheat referendum shows 86.6 percent support program
Returns from the May 25 wheat referendum indicate 86.6 percent of voters favor continuance of the crop adjustment program for wheat. Contract signers backed the program 89 percent, non-signers 72.5 percent, prompting drafting of a new four year contract for 1936 to 1939, potentially ready in July.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
State Police Radio Will Be Extended
The state police radio system will be extended to connect with Lynchburg and Roanoke stations creating a statewide radio net. Director John Q. Rhodes of the division of motor vehicles said the hookup will vastly increase rapidity of communication between cities and aid in capturing criminals in high speed pursuits.
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Lynchburg
Roanoke
John Q. Rhodes
Division of Motor Vehicles
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