South End Hose Company Drops Season Opener 3-2
The South End Hose Company lost to Martinsburg Hose Company No. 5 3 to 2 in the first game of the season. L Seabright pitched eight scoreless innings for the South Enders before a ninth inning rally decided the outcome. Martinsburg players Harper and Clohn led at the plate. for South Enders Weber Funk and Patton had two singles each. The locals plan a Sunday game against Briggs Athletic Club at Winchester Park Association grounds.
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South End Hose Company
Hose Company No. 5
Martinsburg
L. Seabright
South Enders
Harper
Clohn
Weber
Funk
Patton
Tugwell Criticized by Senator Over 1931 Planing Speech
Senator Byrd declares he believes in regimentation ambitions and opposes Tugwell's 1931 address on planned economy. He cites industry planning, price control, and limits on profits as threats to private business and democracy, and opposes confirming Tugwell.
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Washington
Byrd
Tugwell
Senate
American Economic Association
People of
America
Bailey
Mr. Byrd
Gore
United States
Virginia
Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
South Carolina
Mr. Smith
Mr. Black
Mr. Gore
Dr. Tugwell
Black
Oklahoma
Mr. Connally
Quotations Wheat and Other Grain Markets Across Cities
Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat at 1.00, sample grade hard 1-2, corn No 2 yellow 56 3-4, No 2 white 61 1-2, oats No 2 white 44 1-4 1-2, No 3 white 43 1-2, barley 55 1.00, timothy seed 8.00 50 cwt, clover seed 10.25 14.00 cwt. Baltimore wheat No 2 red winter 98 3-4. Richmond fruits vegetables prices steady with new potatoes 2.50-2.75, old 1.50-1.75 per hundred, cabbage about 1.50 per hundred, strawberries 1.50-2.00 per 32 quart crate, Virginia apples 2.25-2.50 per bushel. Butter and eggs steady with regional quotes. Washington and New York markets report varied butter, eggs, and poultry prices.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Creamery
Ample Wheat Supplies Expected Despite Drought
Virginia extension service director John R Hutcheson says even with continuing drought the United States will have ample wheat. Estimates project 565 600 million bushels total production with a domestic supply near 825 850 million and potential exports of 75 100 million bushels in 1934 35.
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Fred Stine
John R. Hutcheson
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Direct unemployment relief to top $2 billion by Aug 1
The Associated Press reports federal direct unemployment relief will exceed two billion dollars by August 1, with another billion expected in the following year. The Roosevelt administration has spent about 1.6 billion by July 1 under Hopkins as emergency relief chief, not counting AAA foodstuffs redistributed by the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation.
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Associate Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Piano tuning and service request for Mr. Brown
A notice to call Mr. Brown for technician piano tuning and servicing. Phone number 1051 listed with a sequence 6 9 11 12 13 41.
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Mr. Brown
Loudoun Street
Eod
Masons To Lay Cornerstone of New High School
Arrangements made for Cassia Lodge to lay the cornerstone of Woodstock High School Sunday June 24 at 3 oclock. The plan awaits grand master approval with Shenandoah Valley lodges invited. Cornerstone of Indiana limestone donated by Sisler Brothers of Harrisonburg. Robert N. Hook, Winchester, is Woodstock High School principal.
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Cassia Lodge
Woodstock
Shenandoah Valley
Sisler Brothers
Harrisonburg
Robert N. Hook
Winchester
Woodstock High School
Local Wholesale Market Daily Market Report
The Star presents a local wholesale market update noting daily corrections and a disclaimer that typographical errors are not the paper’s responsibility. It covers price movements, supplier notes, and brief market conditions for traders.
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Star
Byrd Opposes Tugwell Nomination Over Constitutional Fears
Senator Byrd argues Dr. Tugwell would expand federal power under amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act, claiming they would grant the Agriculture Secretary authority over farm production and licensing, violate the fourth amendment, and threaten three-branch government balance. He calls for open Senate hearings and questions to Tugwell before a vote.
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Washington
Dr. Tugwell
Secretary of Agriculture
Tugwell
Agriculture Department
Congress of the United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington Herald of
Leter
United States
Congress
Senate
People’s Representatives
District Courts
United States District Court
United States of America
Union
South Carolina
Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
Robinson
Arkansas
Byrd
Virginia
Smith
Illinois
Lewis
Gore
Oklahoma
Debate Over Tugwell Speech Insertions and Confirmation
Senatorial exchange discusses inserting Tugwell speech into the Record and evaluating Tugwell's qualifications. Senator Byrd withdraws support for Tugwell's nomination unless Tugwell proves fidelity to the oath and restraint of presidential powers, threatening to oppose if unsatisfied.
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Fromlahoma
Virginia
Byrd
Mittal
Tugwell
United States
Congress
Department of Agriculture
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Pairment Ave
Buckley
South Stewart St
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Handley School
Hable's
J. P. Miller
E. Clifford Street
S. Braddock Street
Stewart Bell
Buick
Oak Haven
Gray Ave
Williams
Wilbur R. Johnston
Berryville Ave
Novick Transfer Building
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Valley Grocery
Stephens City
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