Garber Denies Tariff Cause Of Embargo On Apples
Virginia growers question the British embargo on U S apples from July to November arguing the move targets U S trade rather than preventing maggots. Representative Garber says the policy reflects shipping immature fruit rather than a pest issue.
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Winchester
Virginia
Shenandoa-Cumberland- Potomac
United States
British Board of Trade
York
Barr Shipping Corporation
No. 25
Beaver Street
New York
England
Wales
Scotland
London
Garber
Shenandoah Valley
British Apple Embargo Sparks U.S. Protest Push
United States officials open a protest over Britain's embargo on commercial grades of American apples. Agriculture Department investigators label the move discriminatory and examine whether Canada faces a similar embargo while endorsing inspection to curb maggot spread.
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British Board of Trade
Virginia
Department of Agriculture
New England
Canadian
England
Washington
Great Britain
Oregon
Middle West
Canada
United States
Stimson
State Department
Nova Scotia
Canadian Legation
Agriculture Department
Maine
Massachusetts
Department
New York
Quebec
New Brunswick
Commerce Department
United Kingdom
South Africa
Australia
Women golfers avenge loss at Winchester club match
The Winchester Golf Club women defeated a visiting Blue Ridge team 6 to 0 at home, led by Miss Mary Miller who shot 52 for low score and went undefeated. Mrs N H Carpenter Jr tied Miller with 52 and Mrs Elting led the club with two wins overall. Mrs B B Dutton and Mrs Paul C Gaylord also won, with Mrs Petley rallying to win in ten holes.
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Blue Ridge Country Club
Boyce
Winchester Golf Club
Elting
Miller
Winchester
Mrs. Petley
World listens to 10000 mile telephone talk with Kingsford Smith
Squadron Leader Charles Kingsford Smith spoke from the United States with his mother sister-in-law and business partner in Australia via a GE short wave link. The conversation covered the Atlantic flight and Kingsford Smith said his father was ill and he expected to be back by mid August.
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Associated Press
Schenectady
N. Y
Charles Kingsford-Smith
United States
Australia
General Electric Company
Glenville Hills
Here
Sydney
Amalgamated Wireless, Australian Limited
Sydeene
Kingsford-Smith
Charles Ulm
Atlantic
Tue
Double Murder and deaths in Terre Haute apartment
In Terre Haute Indiana on June 28 bodies of Wesley Oakley 55, Clara Raney 28 and Raney's five year old son were found in Oakley’s apartment. The sequence suggests Raney shot Oakley and her son then killed herself. Raney had been employed as a housekeeper in the apartment. No motive was found.
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Terra Haute
Ind
Wesley Oakley
Clara Raney
Raney
Oakley
For Rent Suburban Home at Courtfield
Suburban home for rent with large grounds and trees in a pleasant location. Modern amenities include gas heat and appliances. Apply H. C. Stouffer for details.
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Courtfield
H. C. Stouffer
Pollyanna Beauty Shoppe Ad Promotes Permanent Service
Local advertisement for Pollyanna Beauty Shoppe offering permanent wave service for 750 dollars. Listing shows address 48 S Loudoun and phone 902 with dated note. Marketed as promotional display in the local paper.
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Loudoun
Early Apples Buyer's Notice at Winchester Cold Storage
R. O. Fitch, cash buyer, advertises buying daily, bulk or packed apples at Winchester Cold Storage with crates furnished. Telephone 1072. Note date June 28.
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Winchester
R. O. Fitch
Gingham Girl Flour Ad Promises Finest Flour
A newspaper ad promotes Gingham Girl Flour urging merchants to stock the product as the world's finest flour with promotional pricing ahead of Tuesday and Saturday sales. The small spot highlights retail availability and brand reliability for shoppers.
Sunday blue laws struck down in Virginia circuit court
In Arlington County Virginia Judge Walter C McCarthy reversed a Police Court ruling convicting C B Rosenberger for painting his house on a Sunday The judge ruled a person is not engaged in his trade or calling if they receive no remuneration for the work The decision challenges Sunday work restrictions while Rosenberger painted his own home without pay
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Washington
Virginia
Arlington County
Walter C. McCarthy
C. B. Rosenberger
McCarthy
Rosenberger
Rost
President Hoover Visits Wife at Rapidan Camp
President Hoover travels to Rapidan Virginia to visit Mrs Hoover who has been convalescing there for over a month. The trip follows a White House lunch with invited officials and the President plans to return to Washington tomorrow.
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Wife
Virginia Camp
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Rapidan
Virginia
White Mouse
Hurley
Navy
Ingalls
Paine
Lawrence Richey
Joell T. Boone
White House
Weather outlook hints at showers Friday in Atlantic states
Washington June 28. The forecast for the North and Middle Atlantic states calls for mostly fair weather at the start of the week with moderate temperatures. Showers are possible Friday, with warmer conditions midweek and cooler days toward week’s end.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
Correction in Star misnaming Brill in Ward photo
A correction notes a typographical error in Thursday's Star where Mrs. Robert Brill was printed under Mr. Robert Brill's photograph for the Montgomery Ward and Company store personnel.
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Montgomery Ward and Company
Robert Brill
Sheriff Spirit's Suspects Transferred After Mob Strikes
Seven black prisoners held after an attack on a 15 year old white girl were spirited away from Concord to an undisclosed location. Governor Gardner ordered National Guardsmen to the jail as a mob gathered, but troops arrived after two informants identified a suspect, the mob dispersed and the sheriff moved the prisoners.
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Associated Press
Concord
N. C
Cooe
H. W. Caldwell
O. Max Gardner
National
Caldwell
Doll
Admiral Byrd Hero of Boston Reception Draws Thousands
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd endured a strenuous day in Boston as city and state honored his Antarctic expedition with a grand welcome. From arrival with 40 airplanes overhead to a late train departure, crowds cheered the returning hero. He heads to Philadelphia and St. Louis on the next leg of the journey.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Richard E. Byrd
Phiiladelphia
St. Louis
Navy Yard
Eagle Scout Siple Returns From Byrd Polar Expedition
Paul A. Siple Eagle Scout arrives in Erie after joining Rear Admiral Byrd on the South Pole expedition. Selected from 280000 Boy Scouts to accompany Byrd, he returned aged 21 after attaining his majority during the voyage. He will speak at a civic banquet tonight.
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Associated Press
Erie
Antarctic
Paul A. Siple
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Boy Scouts of America
Byrd
Siple
Yard Party at Round Hill church on Fourth of July
Round Hill Presbyterian Church Florida hosts a yard party on July 4 to benefit the Christian Endeavor. Admission and event details appear in the list of dates and times for the celebration.
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Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Fla
Benefit Christian Endeavor
Hemstitching at Martha Washington Costume Shoppe
Hemstitching service offered at Martha Washington Costume Shoppe with thread supplied. Store hours include closing at 5 PM and Saturday afternoons. Advertisement date range appears as 6 26 28 to July 1 and 1 PM to 31.
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Martha Washington
Onie Amick Dies After Operation at Winchester Memorial
Announcement from Fairview Frederick county residents reports Onie Amick 47 died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an operation for sarcoma. He farmed on Timber Ridge and was never married. Survived by brother Charles Amick and first cousin James E. Amick. Funeral services tomorrow at 10 at his brother’s home.
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Onie Amick
Fairview
Freedrick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Amick
Jack Amick
Charles Amick
James E. Amick
Pairview
Virginia dairy improvement program set for July meeting
Blacksburg Virginia June 27 a long term plan to promote dairying in the state is outlined with a July 28 meeting at Virginia Tech. About one hundred attend and three permanent committees on production and farm management disease control and marketing will map objectives including higher yields larger herds and better pastures.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Frank A. Buchanan
Virginia State Dairymen’s Association
J. W. Nichols
Purdellville
Buchanan
D. M. Chichester
Falmouth
H. C. Given
Committee On
Dairy Cattle Disease Control
Virginia State Department of Agriculture
Virginia Polytechnic Insiiad
United States Department of Agriculture
Virginia State Dairymen’s Associaion
Notice to Fruit Growers Opens Packing House July First
Notice to fruit growers that Butler's Packing House will open for packing early apples on Tuesday July 1. The notice appears in the 6-26-1p-41 issue.
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Butler’s Packing House
City Quiet Amid Heat Wave With Fewer Police Dockets
As a heat spell settles over the city, activity slows. Firemen lounge idle, police court sessions are brief or adjourned, and calls dwindle to minor infractions. Residents discuss fishing, upcoming Independence Day plans, and the lazy pace of summer amid the season’s hot winds.
Preservation of Foreign Markets Urged By Banker
Eugene R. Black governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta urged preservation of United States foreign markets to aid business recovery. He warned that neglecting markets could lead to overproduction of American industries and hinder the return of real purity in the economy. The address was delivered before the Virginia Bankers Association in Hot Springs.
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Hot Springs
United States
Eugene R. Black
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Virginia Bankers Association
Black
New House For Sale In Modern Construction
Six room house just completed with pantry bath concrete cellar and hot water heat. Thoroughly modern design. Phone 1299. Strickler and Wagner.
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Strickler& Wagner
Strosnider Buried in Strasburg Virginia
Funeral services for William Strosnider of Strasburg were held at his late home and at the Christian Church with Rev. Arthur Wake and Rev. J D Haymaker officiating. The body lay in state at River View Cemetery after services. Strosnider, born May 1 1859, married twice and had eight children. He died from heart trouble. He was a long time farmer and a devout Christian. He was active in the Junior Order United American Mechanics.
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Strasburg
Pye
San William Strosnider
Christian Church
Arthur Wake
J. D. Haymaker
River View
Ers
Mr. Strasnider
John W
Elizabeth
Anna Lindamood
C. F
Goldsboro
Strosnider
Bowman
Strasbore
Rs. Elwood Snyder
Chester
New Bill For Veterans' Relief Moves Through Senate Committees
A new veterans relief bill advances from the House and Senate finance committee with minor amendments. Senator Watson seeks unanimous consent for quick Senate consideration on Monday, but Senator Norris of Nebraska blocks the move to study the measure first.
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Washington
New House Veterans’ Relief Aeas
Senate Finance Committee
Watson
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Painters Use Ladder Ruse To Loot Federal Building
In Charleston a janitor foils two men posing as painters at the Federal Building. They claim to need a ladder and overalls, then slip through a transom to steal stock certificates and securities from the West Virginia Brick Co. before escaping.
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Charleston
W. Va
Federal Building
West Virginia Brick Co
Public Sale of Household Goods for J Taylor Lewis
Household and kitchen furniture of late J Taylor Lewis to be sold July 3 at 1 p m at Apple Pie Ri Road. Terms cash. Henry N Lewis executor of J Taylor Lewis.
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J. Taylor Lewis
Henry
N. Lewis
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