NRA extension debate after night-long filibuster in Senate
Washington June 13 report details the Senate voting 41 to 13 to extend the NRA shadow until next April after ending a 15 and a half hour filibuster led by Senator Long. Borah amendment would tighten anti trust law enforcement as White House aides discuss options with Roosevelt.
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Washington
Long
D.-La
Senate
NRA
Borah
Idaho
White House House
Roosevelt
White House
House
Capitol Hill
O'Connor
Rules Committee
Pat Harrison
Joe Robinson
Schall
McCarran
Ques
Fatal Crash Turns Rayon Cargo To Ash Near Fredericksburg
A truck car collision 18 miles south of Fredericksburg Virginia killed salesman Fred L. Green of Brooklyn New York and destroyed a rayon silk cargo valued at 23000 dollars. The van driver John E A Ward escaped injury. Fire reports estimate total loss could reach 50000 dollars.
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Fredericksburg
Here
Fred L. Green
Brooklyn
N. Y
Horton Line
Mary Washington Hospital
John E. A. Ward
Veterans pensions push to reverse 1933 economy act
A group of House members prepared to visit President Roosevelt to restore pensions for Spanish American War Boxer Rebellion and Philippine Insurrection veterans, aiming to spend 31 to 45 million dollars more annually and undo parts of the 1933 economy act that limited war-related pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Park Team to Practice Ahead of Sunday Game
All members of the Park base ball team are asked to meet at the park each afternoon this week at 5 30 for practice. The Fredericksburg White Oak team will play here Sunday and Park must practice to have a chance to defeat this club. Co B Mallory manager.
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Fredericksburg White Oak
Co. B. Mallory
West Germany Explosive Plant Blast Triggers Mass Casualties
A massive explosion at the Westfalian Anhalt explosives factory in Reinsdorf near Berlin kills hundreds with estimates from 500 to 1500. Heat and fire hinder rescue as police and military rush in, residents warned, and a censorship order is imposed amid chaotic relief efforts.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Reinsdore
Westfalian Anhalt Explosives Factory
Wittenberg
Red Cross
Reinsdorf
Westfalian Anhalt
Germany
Farben Dye Trust
Wittenburg
Handley Alumni Reunion and Dance in Jordan Springs
Alumni gathering at Jordan Springs on Friday June 14 runs 6 to 11 PM with a dance event and door prizes. Organizers invite former Handley students and friends to reconnect in a community social.
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Jordan Springs
Public Sale Of Household Furniture At 121 Peyton St
Household furniture to be sold at public auction at 1 p m on Saturday June 15 bidders may view at 121 Peyton Street sale notices indicate location and time for the auction event.
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Peyton St
Dividend Notice from The Commercial & Savings Bank
The board declares a two percent dividend payable to stockholders of record. checks will be mailed on July 1. John I. Sloat serves as cashier. 6412-1p-21
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The
Commercial & Savings Bank
John I. Sloat
Two Meet Death As Parked Truck Is Hit By Bus
In fog on the Richmond highway near Eng leside Virginia a northbound Greyhound bus struck a parked North Carolina vegetable truck killing two truck drivers and injuring two passengers. The dead were Steve Brawdy of Durham and Mack Hopson of Durham. Passengers Mrs Beazile of Newport News and Esra Bagley of Southbridge were hospitalized. J M Peregoy of Laurel Maryland, bus driver, was charged with manslaughter and later released on 1000 bond for a preliminary hearing in Fairfax County Court.
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Ria
Greyhound
North Carolina
Engleside
Here
Richmond
Washington
Steve Brawdy
Durham
N. C
Mack Hopson
Hopson
Alexandria Hospital
Beazile
Newport News
Esra Bagley
Southbridge
Mass
Beagley
Fairfax County
J. M. Peregoy
Laurel
Tuesay
Governors For Retention of The States Rights
Governors from more than half the states meet at Biloxi Mississippi for their annual conference with sentiment leaning toward a substitute for the NRA after the high court struck down parts of the act. Governors Johnson and McNutt of Indiana will lead NRA discussions tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biloxi
Miss
NRA
United States Supreme Court
Johnson
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Public Auction at Court House Saturday June 15
Auction of 500 shares Victor Product Co Class A 527 shares Class B and 19 shares Virginia Apple Storage to be sold in blocks. Stocks available in multiple lots to suit buyers. Dunn & Duvall, Auctioneers.
Accident Victim Dies After Valley Pike Crash
Clarence Robinson, 32, of Stephens City, died at Memorial Hospital from injuries from a June 2 auto crash on the Valley Pike. He had back injuries and a broken wrist after a late Sunday collision involving a car owned by Bennie Burns. Burns was fined for permitting Ella Eisley to drive without an operator’s permit. R. E. Bayliss said a warrant would be served on Burns.
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Clarence Robinson
Stephens City
Memorial Hospital
Valley Pike
Robinson
Edward
Maggie Sploon Robinson
Brown
Ernest
Remon Morrison
Uniontown
Stewart
Robert Brooks
R. T. Jones and Company
South Loudoun Street
Ella Eisley
Bennie Burns
Burns
A. J. Tavenner
Eisley
Flossie
Mattie Harrison
Robert Cooper
R. E. Bayliss
King George Reported Better
SANDRINGHAM ENGLAND June 13 King George was reported to day to be recovering satisfactorily from an attack of bronchial catarrh.
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Sandringham
Eng
George
Two Military Aviators Die In Seaplane Crash At Berre
In Berre France two military aviators were killed and one escaped when a seaplane burst into flames while landing in the harbor of the Marseille area airdrome. The incident occurred today near Berre.
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Berre
France
Marseille
Friendship Fire Company Monthly Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting will be held Thursday evening June 13 at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. James Shryock secretary.
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The
Friendship Fire Company
James Shryock
Secty
President presses prompt NRA extension and program acts
President Roosevelt urged swift enactment of the NRA extension and related bills. House leaders planned to push the nine to twelve month NRA extension, labor and coal bills, and transportation coordinator measures. O Connor moved to advance the transportation bill and a Wagner disputes hearing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Wagner
House
Senate
O’connor
O'Conor
Ways and Means
West Virginia Gives Long Terms To Local Quartet
Four men arrested on theft charges in Martinsburg were tried in Berkeley County Court. John Ward and George Gordon each drew six year terms. Ward has prior sentences and Gordon faces a 16 year total. Joseph Butler received one year. Frank E. Burton, 22, was convicted of stealing corn and sentenced to prison.
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West Virginia
Martinsburg
John Ward
Joseph Butler
George Gordon
Berkeley County
Shiley
Inwood
W. Va
Berkeley
Ward
Gordon
Moundsville
West Virginia State Penitentiary
Butler
Frank E. Burton
Officials Indicted In Rum Charges In Wilmington
Mayor Walter H. Blair and Police Chief Joseph S. Lane of Wilmington were indicted for conversion to their own use of confiscated whiskey and other misconduct. A second indictment charged Lane with operating a vehicle under liquor influence. Also named were Patrolman C. D. Hare Marshal L. Starkey Wilmington businessman Fred Allen and other figures linked to underworld protection schemes.
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Wilmington
N. C
Walter H. Blair
Joseph S. Lane
Lane
Army Officers Arrive On Tour In Winchester Visit Shenandoah Valley
A detachment of 80 U S army officers from the War College arrives in Winchester for a regional tour of the Shenandoah Valley. Col George Grunert U S Cavalry leads the group and they will visit local battlefields. They will stay overnight at the George Washington Hotel.
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United States Army
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
The
War College
Col. Geo. Grunert
U. S. Cavalry
George Washington Hotel
Park Set to Meet Hagerstown and Fredericksburg Teams
The W. O. W. ball hawkers of Hagerstown travel to Winchester Saturday to face the Winchester Park Association in an anticipated game. Sunday the Park plays Fredericksburg White Oak in a high calibre contest slated to feature fireworks and strong fan value. The Park has won all but one game this season.
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W. O. W. Ball Hawkers
Hagerstown
Winchester
Winchester Park Association
Fredericksburg
White Oak
Dieckman Spends Summer Vacation at Home
Mr Harry Dieckman, a student at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg, is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs George Dieckman on the Valley Pike for the summer vacation.
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Harry Dieckman
Virginia Polytechnic Institute At
Blacksburg
George Dieckman
Valley Pike
Handley High Class of 1935 Graduation Standouts
Handley High School holds 97 seniors for the 1934 35 ceremony with 56 girls and 41 boys. Diplomas will be presented by Superintendent Quarles after an address by Dean Hall Canter of Randolph Macon College. The day began with a memorial flower service at Mount Hebron cemetery for Judge John Handley and John Kerr.
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John Handley
Dean Hall Canter
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Garland
John Kerr Flowers
Quarles
Handley
William F. Anderson
Julian Kenneth Armel
George Carter Baker
Garland Hansbrough Baptist
Norman Fritts
Birmingham
Charles Ellsworth Boyd
Wilbur Lee Brill
James Thurston Clevenger
Hugh Stuart Crisman
Lee Rudolph Crisman
Harry Windsor Ebert, Jr
Arthur M. Field, Jr
Lawrence Cecil Fries
James Benjamin Fry
Mary Catherine Brown
Ruth Page Brumback
Georgia Lucille Bywaters
May Bywaters
Elenor Louise Cain
Louise Theresa Castleman
Mary Gail Cather
Margaret Virginia Cather
Virginia Cather
Virginia Adeline Chamberlain
Helen Elaine Chanceleris
Ruth Virginia Cone
Mary Elizabeth Ebert
Marie Fitzzhugh Estes
Esther Billmeyer Butsler
Dorothy Hable Flegenheimer
Elizabeth Virginia Forney
Anna Katherine Fugitt
Mollie Baker Glass
Irene Lucille Goss
Lucille Love Grant
Dora Edmonia Grim
Helen Rice Hatcher
Rosalie Mae Headley
Rosalind Mae _ Kater
Elizabeth L. Keeler
Lucy Kercheval
Louise Wills Sargent
Hallie Merriner
Mary Elizabeth Michael
Katherine Lee Mudd
Margaret Bruce Price
Elvira
Virginia Reddish
Violet Catherine Ritter
Isabelle Windle Rosenberger
Catherine Elizabeth Rowe
Virginia Dave Rudolph
Anne Kerr Russell
Eleanor Gillespie Scully
Ruby Virginia Shiley
Emma Kathryn Shull
Lili Virginia Smith
Hilda Cordelia Smithey
Beulah Victoria Stultz
Elizabeth Sherwood Swimley
Katherine Rae Thompson
Ruth Virginia Trimble
Martha Eliot Tucker
Virginia Dave White
Elizabeth Lawrence Ziegler
Bon
Handley Stadium
Handley Boulevard
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Rockville Woman Accused in Conspiracy to Kill Husband
John Carnell, a Rockville bartender, testified that Anne Lyddane hired him to procure a killer for her husband Francis Lyddane. He claimed to bring Boland and Harry Thomas to the home, and that Lyddane paid him and Boland sums to complete the murder. The trial details rushed negotiations, notes, and urgent haste as the case unfolds.
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Rockville
John
Googy
Carnell
Anne Lyddane
Lyddane
Farmers’ Banking and Trust Company
Francis
Slam
John. M. Boland
Washington
Enduring Filibuster Delays NRA Extension Vote
Washington Senate confronts a 15 stretch long filibuster by Senator Huey Long before approving the NRA stop gap. President Roosevelt presses Congress for prompt enactment of NRA extensions and related bills.
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Washington
Senate
Huey Long
Alexandria
Greyhound
Richmond
Naples
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Fredericksburg
Roosevelt
Durban
South
Rca
Sandringham
Eng
George
Berre
France
Paris
Phillipe Marcom
Elysee Palace
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John Kerr
Mount Hebron
Huey P. Long
Senator Huey Long
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Warren County
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Wittenberg Munition Works
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S. P
Rum
Handley Grads
Dean Hall
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