Miss Emmia Cain Contest Winner
Miss Emma Cain of 113 W Pall Mall Street won second place in the State Essay contest sponsored by the City Department of the Virginia Christian Endeavor Union. L B Jordan won first prize with Is Permanent Peace Possible. The state convention will read winning essays June 19 at Masonetta during citizenship period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cain
W. Pall Mall Street
Ci Iy
Virginia State Christian Endeavor Union
George Earle Owen
L. B. Jordan
Rea
Christian Ndeavor
Masonetta
Winchester
W. 1. Dudley
Church of Christ
Bonus Bonds Push U. S. Debt Toward 34 Billion
National debt rose by about 2.7 billion to roughly 34 billion as bonus bonds for veterans and Treasury financing sales add to the total. Debt growth included 1.6 billion from veteran bonds and 1.106 billion from Treasury issues, with 70 million interest paid and 1.025 billion retired yesterday through conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Seek Building For Convention
A meeting will be held in the Chamber of Commerce office this week to consider obtaining a building suitable for housing the Virginia Horticultural Society annual convention. W S Campfield notes Winchester would be considered if business sessions and exhibits have adequate space. About 500 members attend. Andrew Bell and E R Branch support bringing the convention back to Winchester with suitable accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Horticultural Society
W. S. Campfield
Winchester
Andrew Bell
E. R. Branch
George Washington
Leafe Will Put On Record In Corporation Court
The will of Miss Ellen Leafe was admitted to record in Corporation Court. After funeral expenses and debts, the estate goes to Pan sy Leafe Shepherd, niece and named executrix who declined. Taylor Barr named administrator. Appraisers listed: Donald Weems, Joe Grant, W. A. Baker, C. P. McVicar, C. S. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Leafe
Corporation Court
Pansy Leafe Shepherd
Divorce Granted in Frederick County Circuit Court
Judge Philip Williams grants final divorce to Mrs. Cora A. Snarr from Benjamin B. Snarr on constructive desertion grounds. Decree merges bed and board order, ending marital rights and allowing her to resume maiden name Cora A. Shipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora A. Snarr
Benjamin B. Snarr
Frederick County Circuit Court
Philip Williams
President Roosevelt Returns from 4000-Mile Western Tour
President Roosevelt completed a 4000 mile western speaking tour and prepared for Congress wind up and a Philadelphia nomination acceptance speech. He was greeted at the railroad station by Postmaster General Farley and cabinet members, then met at the White House. He may attend the Harvard Yale boat race and plan speeches for July 3 and 4 dedicating Shenandoah National Park and a Jefferson home event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Philadelhia
Farley
White House
Cummings
Morgenthau
New London
Shenandoah National Park
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Charlottesville
Pacific Coast
Tennessee
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Martinsburg
W. Va
Randolph
D-W. Va
Potomac Valley
National
Soo
Ohiover
Dance Class Program At Kiwanis Meeting
There will be no speaker at the Kiwanis meeting tomorrow. The program, directed by Dorothy Ewing of the Ewing School of Dance Art, will run 30 minutes and feature performances by Miss Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Dorothy Ewing
Ewing School of Dance Art
Miss Ewing
Markets report mixed beef and hog prices in Baltimore and Chicago
Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets show limited or lower demand. Cattle, hogs, and calves move with varied prices across U S Dept of Agriculture reports. Spring lambs and yearlings show modest strength while sows and heavier steers trade lower or steady amid cautious demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Virginia-Norfolk and Hampton
U. S
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicago
Local Feed Price List Appears in Fragment
A damaged OCR listing shows corn meal prices at 1.60 and 10-lb sacks at 0.23 and 0.25 with bran and egg mash entries including Kasco products and cracked corn priced around 1.75 and 1. The fragment references feed items and prices without complete context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasco
Local Wholesale Market Prices For Grains And Feeds
Local wholesale market listings show Magnolia and Crystal patent flours with 98 and 24 pound bag options priced per barrel, plus cracked corn shell corn and various dairy and farm feeds. Prices vary by brand and bag size with notes on 16 to 24 percent dairy feeds and live stock items like butter and veal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Akan Lee
Kasco
Pete Acter
Waederssat
Uae
As Ceaenayee
Ars Aeiereiat
Stock Market Gains Lifted by Industrial News
New York June 16. Steels rails and ties led gains with a broad market climb. Transfers near 1,000,000 shares and steady bonds. Wheat and corn rose modestly while currencies were mixed. Notable closing prices include U S Steel 64 1 2 and General Electric 39 1 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al. Chemical
Can
Rediator
Smelting
Am. Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
A. T
Beth Steel (New
Chrysler
Civil. Credit
DuPont de. N
Wheat and grain quotations dip and rally in Chicago report
Chicago reports a wavering tone in grain markets with scattered rains generating renewed demand for spring wheat. Closing prices show modest gains for July through December futures while cash grain in Chicago and Baltimore lists steady to firm bids for wheat and corn with varied white and yellow corn prices and barley and seed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Baltimore
Winchester
Winchester Gun Club plans for state meet and cup defense
The Winchester Gun and Skeet Club gears up for a five man team to the July 3 4 state shoot at Roanoke to contest the single double handicap all round and five man team events. They aim for a second cup win to retain permanent possession and the display of trophies at Schlenker Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Gun and Skeet Club
Roanoke
Virginia Beach
Winchester Gun Club
Scleinger Hardware
Claude B. Stickley
C. J. Renner
Renner
Stickley
Keyser
W. Va
Winchester
Virginia
Youth Problems Conference Elects Officers and Plans Scholarships
Discussion groups led by pastors and lay leaders from Romney Shepherdstown Petersburg Wardensville Kernstown Keyser Springfield Richmond Martinsburg Berryville and others addressed youth issues. Miss Eloise Caldwell was re elected president and Miss Modena Pyles treasurer. The conference funded Hampden Sydney College scholarships and urged attendance at the Massanetta Springs Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Poole
Romney
John .C. B. McLaughlin
Shepherdstown
J. W. Hoghead
Petersburg
Bernard Bain
Wardensville
Allen Jones
Kernstown
Sarah Catherine Wood
Keyser
Julian Owen
Springfield
Bessie Lewis
Richmond
H. M. Crim
Strasburg
Ray Botti
Martinsburg
District Caucus Names Delegates and Compromises Women’s Representation
Delegates in the Fourth District support unified choice for national convention delegates and approve district committee nominations. A First District fight over women’s representation ends in compromise with Hilda Powell and Nelson Groene withdrawing for Alen D. Jones. The caucus endorses Herbert G. Smith for district committee and re election of Rep. Ss. C. Bland. Seventh District nominating slate includes Robert Whitehead Aubrey G. Weaver J R Goodwin and Mrs Herbert McKay Smith with central committeemen listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Darden, Jr
Hilda Powell
Newport News
Nelson Groene
Hampton
Alen D. Jones
Elizabeth City
Herbert G. Smith
Alan D. Jones
Ss. C. Bland
Robert Whitehead
Nelson
Aubrey G. Weaver
Warren
J. R. Goodwin
Amherst
J. H. May
Staunton
Herbert McKay Smith
W. E. Carson
Riverton
Col. Carroll Menefee
Sperryville
J. R. Switzer
Rrisonburg
C. M. Shannon
Virginia Senators Lead Ovations at State Convention
The Virginia Senators Glass and Byrd drew loud ovations at the state convention. Lt. Gov. James H. Price received a surprise tribute as supporters planned to show strength. Congressman Patrick H. Drewry spoke after an address by Colgate Darden, with Hooker failing to restore order before Price announced a telegram to Secretary Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Glass
Byrd
James H. Price
J. Murray Hooker
Patrick H. Drewry
Petersburg
Conrong
Colgate Darden
Noralk
Swanson
United States
Knox Sees Swing to Republicans in Midwest Campaign
Knox stated Indiana is debated territory and New York offers growth for Republicans while Illinois can be safely GOP. He noted a rising Republican swing in the middle west and proposed Landon begin his campaign at his birthplace West Middlesex Pennsylvania then move to Chautauqua New York and then Buffalo or Rochester before a New England swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Kansas
Illinois
Knox
Middle West
National Committee
West Middlesex
Chautauqua
N. Y
Buffalo
Rochester
New England
September 1932 speech credits Roosevelt leadership and the recovery
The speaker defends Roosevelt’s New Deal amid economic hardship, noting massive expenditures and congressional cooperation are needed to recover. He praises Roosevelt’s courage and vision, attacks Republican critics, and argues the public will weigh Supreme Court decisions in upcoming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Woodrum
White House
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Liberty League
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Virginia Democrat Lauds Roosevelt Policy And Budget Stance
The Virginia keynoter defends New Deal relief efforts, cites acts like the Bank Act of 1935 and TVA, praises Senator Glass and Byrd, and rebuts critics as carping while stressing achievable budget balance and opposition to demagoguery amid economic hardship. He notes banking failures comparisons across administrations and credits relief programs with farmer income gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicans
Liberty League
Roosevelt
Virginia
Peery
Carter’ Glass
Byrd
Democratic Party
Tennessee Valley Authority
Farmer
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Emmia Cain
Christian Endeavor
Wiliam Hiram Foulkes
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Old First Presbyterian Church
Newark
N. J
Helen LeFevre Lyon
Warren G. Hoopes
Pennsylvania
Arch J. McQuilken
W. Roy Breg
Southern
Allied Youth
George W. Wilson
Atlanta
George R. Smith
Maryland
Mary Jackson
R. A. Lapsley, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Astor
Marylyn Thorpe
Franklyn Thorpe
Hollywood
Miss Astor
Central Press
The
Star
Pinchot
Mr. and
Mrs. Gifford Bryce Pinchot
Gifford Bryce Pinchot
Wilton, Conn
Sarah Huntington Richards
Wilton
GUN Club Shapes
Mr. Jackson
E. B. Jones
Monterey
W. H. East
Churchville
Herbert J. Taylor
F. C. Davis
Lexington
Irving Whitehead
Resolutions Comitteemen
Frank Moore
John Downing
B. P. Harrison
Frank Wray
Berryville
Tate Sterrett
Hot Springs
R. S. Wright, Jr
Tinsley
Essentials
Cratic Party
Woodrump
America
AAA
Farm Credit Administration
United States Supreme Court
H. R. Tolley
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Ayres
Goodyear
Plan Speedway
Buncutter
Winchester, Virginia
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