Berryville Social Notes Keep Busy Weekend Scene
Berryville Virginia reports a crowded weekend with military families visiting estates and hosting friends. Commander and Mrs John Rescoe arrive at Clermont to spend June as guests of the late Admiral Dupuy McCormick’s family, joined by many local social figures and out of town visitors from Lynchburg Philadelphia Ohio and New York.
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Jane McNair
Daugher
Laurence McNair
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Annapolis
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Pinney
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Newport
Philadelpo
St. Andrew's Lane
Thomas A. Smyth
Richmond
Mary Beine
Ashland
J. M. H. Clagett
Lewis Neill
Collins Dakeman
W. D. Wisecarver
Khetenpierson
Helsen Russell
Blacksburg
Orlando
Fla
John Beardall
Clermont
Rose MacDonald
John B. Neill
Mary Page
Frank M. Wray
Joseph L. Denny
Joseph Funkhouser
R. G. Mitchell
Edward Williams
George H. Burwell
Harry F. Byrd
H.B. Harris
Frank B. Whit
W. T.lewis
Bishop
Edward Helphen
Consa de Baltimore
Margaretta Whiting
Jean Minare
Whiting
Garrison . Forrest School
Minnetonka
New York
Frances McNulty
Roanoke
Mary Moore
Greensboro
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Garrison Forrest
F. L. Ayler
Roberta Ayler
North Carolina
Georgia
Shirley to Move Ahead With Virginia Road Work
State Highway Commissioner Shirley said Virginia will proceed with road projects as soon as legislative hurdles are cleared and Congress acts on emergency highway aid. He noted about 2 million dollars in federal funds could shift state spending, with July 1 start and public hearings to follow.
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Virginia
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Fincastle
Clifton Forge
Salem
Virginia urged to lead in prosperity drive by Colonel Hodges
Colonel LeRoy Hodges told the Richmond Rotary Club that Virginia must advance during the national downturn. He urged bold action to promote the state's resources, tourism, education, and industry, citing Shenandoah Park, monuments, and a growing tourist trade as signs of progress.
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Rotary
Virginia
Colone LeRoy Hodges
Virginia State Chamber
Richmond
Sons of
Shenandoah National Park
Colonial National Monument
National Battlefield Park
Virginia Embraces Old Traditions and Modern Growth
The text notes Virginia's blend of historical roots with new industrial progress. It highlights how administration and reform enable local adoption of improved cremenne practices and broader regional development. The Old Dominion shifts toward national and international engagement.
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Virginia
America
Old Dominion
Communists Headquaters Watched as Bonus Army Organizes
A plainclothes detail watched Communist headquarters in Washington on June 9 while the Bonus Expeditionary Force formed an organization to run its affairs. Walter W. Waters of Portland appointed a commissary treasurer and obtained food stocks for the encampment with funds from a boxing benefit. Pelham D. Glassford, the police chief, planned to hand over about $2,500 from the boxing event.
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Washington
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Workers Ex-Service Men’s League
Walter W. Waters
Portland
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Pelham D. Glassford
Tax anger spurs doubts on earning efforts
Residents voice frustration over the new income tax rates and worry they will curb effort to earn income across the community. Revelations show broader unease among workers and small businesses about fiscal policy and financial relief.
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