United States Opposes Immediate Currency Stabilization
The American delegation at the world economic conference said the US government believes currency stabilization now would be untimely and trigger a violent price recession. It stated that this matter is for the treasury and central banks, not the delegation, and urged postponement of stabilization discussions.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Treasury
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
James M. Cox
James P. Warburg
Georges Bonnet
France
Washington
Cordell Hull
Gold Bloc
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Uni
Miss Hanna Parshall Dies After Heart Attack at 89
Miss Hanna Matilda Parshall 89 daughter of the late Vincent and Mary Parshall died at her Berryville West Main street home after a heart attack suffered shortly before 1 AM She had long been an invalid Surviving a sister a brother and three nieces nephews reside in several states Funeral services will be at her home Saturday at 11 AM with Rev Dr L A Parker of Berryville Baptist Church officiating Interment in Greenhill Cemetery Also a for sale notice for a house and lot at Albin Va by L A Hudson.
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Berryville
Hanna Matilda Parshall
Vincent P. Parshall
West Main Street
Miss Parshall
Clarke County
Pennsylvania
Hillandale
Morgan Estate
Parshall
Mary Elizabeth Parshall
Isaac H. Parshall
Long
L. A. Parker
Berryville Baptist Church
Greenhill Cemetery
Mitchell Acquitted in Tax Evasion Case Against Bank Chairman
A New York jury acquitted Charles E. Mitchell, former chairman of the National City Bank, on all counts of income tax evasion relating to 1929 and 1930. The trial followed charges he failed to report a 666,666.67 payment and made sham stock sales to show large losses. Mitchell reacted emotionally, thanking his counsel as he left the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
Mitchell
National City Bank
National City Company
Max D. Steuer
Steuer
Federal Court
Charles &. Mitchell
Henry W. Goddard
Nation Oty Bank
Dingy Sen
Max D. Steur
Goddard
Chauffeurs to Be Examined for Licenses by State Officers
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce reports that starting July 1 1933 all chauffeur licenses require state police exams at county seats. Applications go to Richmond for license card and badge, with fees of 2 for one year or 5 for several years. Exams occur Thursdays at Winchester Police Station and Fridays at Berryville Courthouse between 9 and 5.
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Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Division of Motor Vehicles
Richmond
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Berryville
Final Tribute Paid by Many to Mr Haines
Funeral services for G Reginald Haines a Winchester business leader and civic worker were held at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South conducted by Rev E A Lambert with a quartet singing. The body was taken to Luray for burial at Green Hill Cemetery after services, with out of town mourners including Frank Willard Oscar Dabney and Edward Lamb.
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Winchester
G. Reginald Haines
West
Leicester Street
Haines
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
William C. Miller
Cyril Mee
Joseph Hodgson
Floyd Haines
Luray
Green Hill Cemetery
Friendship Fire Company
Ray Robinson
Wilbur Cather
Daniel W. Lupton
Charles P. McVicar
Charles R. Keeler
C. Douglas Barnett
Mr. Haines
Bine
Wenn
Nevers
Frank Willard
Clifton Forge
Virginia States Firemen’s Association
Oscar Dabney
Staunton
Edward Lamb
Harrisonburg
Page County
George W. Haines
Valley Marble and Granite Works
East Cork Street
Rotary Club
Boy Scouts of America
Virginia State Firemen’s Association
Democratic Party
Democratic Party. Surviving Mr. Haines
Anna Brand Haines
George Reginald Haines, Jr
Carl August Haines
Mattie E
Susie R. Haines
Owes M. Haines
Wincheser
Wanted Experienced Orchard Foreman
Help wanted advertisement for an experienced orchard foreman seeks references and work history. Respond with credentials and background. Address Box 1000 care Star Office. Date 6-14-1p-tf.
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Care Star Office
Potomac Edison stock for sale by Dunn & Duvall
For sale 25 shares of Potomac Edison 7 percent preferred stock. Auction on Saturday at the Court House at 12 o'clock. Sold by Dunn and Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison
Front Court House
Dunn & Duvall
4-H Club Rally at Opequon Lake Park June 28
The Frederick County 4-H Club rally, held at Opequon Lake Park on Wednesday June 28, is the first rally for juniors here. Prizes donated by Winchester firms will be awarded and winners may advance to state contests in Blacksburg. The event includes contests,歌 performances, dress and growth competitions, and a quilt drawing by the home demonstration advisory board.
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R. 5
Jolliffe
Frederick County
Opequon Lake Park
Blacksburg
Winchester
Home Demonstration Advisory Board
Elizabeth Farrar
Sermon on the Mount Studied by Local Baptists
The First Baptist Church leads a study of the Sermon on the Mount from Matthew. The plan covers chapter five and portions of six and seven with nine reasons why men fail to reach perfection. Public invites are extended for 8 oclock services with music by Rev. Eugene West.
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First Baptist Church
Stanley Jones
Eugene West
Front Royal Baptist Church
Alabama Congressman Edward B Almon Dies at 73
Representative Edward B Almon of Tuscumbia Alabama died of heart disease in a Washington hotel. He was 73 and had served nearly 20 years as the representative of the Eighth Alabama district.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edward B. Almon
Tuscumbia
Ala
Alabama
Death summons John W. Barr at New York hospital
John W. Barr, 56, Winchester native and longtime newspaper worker, died at 11 this morning in a Brooklyn hospital after months of ill health. He was a foreman in the New York Times stereo typing plant and had recently worked three years in New York after stints with the Baltimore Sun and Pittsburgh Dispatch. He was twice married, survived by his wife, a stepson, a brother C Lee Barr, and a sister-in-law, with funeral plans at his Winchester family home and interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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John W. Barr
Winchester
United States
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. Lee Barr
Barr
New York Times
The
Times
Ross Barr
Baltimore Sun
Sun
Baltimore
Maryland
Pittsburgh Dispatch
New York
Manhattan
Mr. Barr
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Clara Jones
Grant
Clark M. Smith
James P Reardon
R. Frank Barr
W. A. Baker
Coleman Dunn
Program Outlined For Grange Meet
The Middletown Subordinate Grange No. 761 schedules a Friday program at 8 o clock. Opening song Smiling Thru Roll call with each member naming a favorite song Singing at Work by Mrs. E. H. Hammond A group of songs of long ago Talk Songs that have Helped by Leslie Wright and Mrs. E. McDonald Song Merrily Sing Quartet Its a Gay Old World Current Events E. H. Hammond Talk Seed Time and Harvest by Ashley Brumback Closing song Softly Now the Light of Day by the entire group.
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Middletown
Grange
E. H. Hammond
Leslie Wright
E . McDonald
Ashley Brumback
Harvard Honors Five Men with Doctor of Laws Degrees
Harvard University awarded an honorary doctor of laws to former New York Governor Alfred E. Smith and four other public figures. Sir Ronald C. Lindsay and Andre de Laboulaye, British and French ambassadors, joined Lewis M. Douglas budget director and Wilbur L. Cross Connecticut governor in receiving the degree.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University Today
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Ronald C. Lindsay
Andre de Laboulaye
Great Britain
France
Lewis M. Douglas
Wilbur L. Cross
Connecticut
Mrs C C Garrett of Ruxton Baltimore Expires at Maryland Home
Mrs Belle Lee Garrett widow of Charles Canby Garrett of Ruxton near Baltimore and descendant of Richard Henry Lee died at her Maryland home after a six month illness aged eighty three. Born at The Anchorage Clarke County she lived in Wilmington and Ruxton. Funeral services in Baltimore Cathedral Saturday at 10 then burial beside her husband in Greenhill Cemetery Berryville Clarke County.
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Belle Lee Garrett
Charles Canby Garrett
Ruxton
Baltimore
Richard Henry Lee
Nancy Lee Coble
Winchester
Garrett
Mrs. Coble
Clarke County
Mrs. Garrett
Anchorage
Lee
Berryville
Charles Shepherd Lee
Margaret Page Lee
Page
Virginia
Wilmington
Del
Merriman Cassey
George Bender Garrett
Coble
Misses Lee
Pave Tee
Phillips Lee
Cockeysville
Cathedral
Greenhill Cemetery
President Roosevelts Amberjack sets sail for Portland
President Roosevelt sailed from Portsmouth harbor aboard the Amberjack II for a leisure cruise off the coast toward Portland. He had just visited his 14 month old granddaughter Sara Delano Roosevelt. The harbor buzzed with small craft as the vacation schooner departed at 10 15 a m.
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Associated Press
Portsmouth
H.H
Roosevelt
Little Harbor
Portsmouth Harbor
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Portland
Sunnyside to Host Timber Ridge Baseball Game Saturday
Sunnyside baseball team will host Timber Ridge from W Va at 3 p m Saturday at the Sunnyside diamond.
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Sunnyside
Ridge Boys
Timber Ridge
W. Va
Home Loan Bank Board Appeals for Mortgage Refinancings
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board, swamped with calls from homeowners in Washington Maryland and Virginia, urged districts to defer refinancing applications. It aims to establish district state units within ten days to two weeks and then publish refinancing instructions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
District of Columbia
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Dry agitation resurfaces on four fronts in Virginia
In Richmond June 22 officials debate enforcement of Prohibition 3.2 beer and wine. Assistant Attorney General Edin Gibson says enforcement is impossible and law respect is breaking down amid cases in Lee county and Cumberland Gap. Major Gibson urges action and a potential special session to address the issue.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
John R. Saunders
C. H. Redman
Lee County
Kentucky
Saunders
Edwin H. Gibson
Richmond City
F. J. Wallace
Wallace
Stat Comptroller
Ste
Pollard
Roosevelt
Redman
Redmon
Attorney General's
Alex Shaffer
Knoxville
Tenn
Boro
Kky
Shafer
Jonesville
Eld
Cumberland Gap
Attorney General's Office
Gibson
Colonel Saunders
Julien Gunn
Combs
Yard Party at Ridgeway School Lawn
A yard party is announced on Ridgeway School lawn for Thursday June 22 hosted by Y P Rest Church. The notice lists the church group and date in a brief community event alert.
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Ridgeway School
Y. P. Rest Church
Summer session opens July 3 with weekly rates
Announces the opening of its Summer session from July 3 to August 25 with a rate of 2 dollars per week. Phone number provided as 1478. 21-1ps3t.
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McDonald
Fredericksburg
Knights of Pythias Lodges
Princess Manor Garens
Grand Lodge
Fredericksburg High School
Dokkie Band of
Roanoke
Pythian Temple
Main Street
Princess Anne Gardens
Washington Company
No. 1
Uniform Bank
Westminster
Nelson Miles
Norfolk
Reno S. Harp
Pythian Sisters
Albin
L. A. Hudson
Acre
Freed
Nampher
Legion of Friends
Hodgson & Brown
Robert B. Nelson
Margaret Larrick
Elsie and
Eliha Edwards
Gwendolyn Huyett
Draeming
Mors
Belle Burke
Downing Wood
Mr. Clark
Rep
Almon
N.Y. Hospital
Grange Meet
Harvard
C. C. Garett
Nancy Lee Cobl
President
Amberjack
Home Loan Bank Board
Southwest
Edward Gibson
the Little School
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