Sound Money Round Table Set At Virginia Institute
The Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia hosts a round table on sound money, speculation, credit control and taxation. Leaders from finance and industry attend the New York Stock Exchange sponsored conference starting July 6 with debate between Orren Wood and Matthew Woll and talks by William O. Douglas and Ferdinand Pecora.
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Charlottesville
Institute of Public Affairs
New York Stock Exchange
University of Virginia
Robert M. Hanes
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Orren G. Wood
Investment Bankers Association
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
William O. Douglas
U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
Charles W. Gay
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase Corp
Institute
Jilted veteran plans wedding despite broken engagement
In Old Forge New York Charles Jeannette a 99 year old Civil War veteran faced a postponed ceremony after his fiancée Ella Manning 55 left for Saranac Lake. He kept to the plan sharing a wedding supper with eight year old twins serving as flower girls and noting he would use the ring later.
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Old Forge
N. Y
Charles Jeannette
Ella B. Manning
Albany
Saranac Lake
Jeannette
Margaret
Marian Ray
Bedford Accepts Call to Euclid Avenue Church
Dr. Sidney M. Bedford head of biblical history and literature at Lynchburg College for ten years accepted the pastorate at Euclid Avenue Christian Church in Lynchburg Virginia. The church vacancy followed Rev. Josh T Watson resignation last week. Bedford will begin work this summer while Watson pursues mountain missionary work.
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Lynchburg
Sidney M. Bedford
Lynchburg College
Euclid Avenue Christian Church
Josh T. Watson
Bedford
Watson
Il Duce Orders Troops To Return From Ethiopia
Premier Mussolini ordered several Italian army contingents in Ethiopia to return home as a gesture toward pacifying Ethiopia under Italian rule ahead of the League of Nations session in Geneva. The Gaviana division will be among the first units to come back.
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Rome
Mussolini
Ethiopa
Ethiopia
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Golightly Rites Held For John G Golightly
Funeral services were conducted yesterday at 2 30 p m for John G Golightly 65 from his home at 113 Whitlock avenue Rev J D Russell officiated burial was in Mount Hebron Cemetery Four hymns were sung Safe in the Arms of Jesus The Old Rugged Cross Shall We Gather at the River In the Sweet Bye and Bye Pallbearers were Raymond Clayton Frank Edward Douglas and Arthur Golightly
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John G. Golightly
Whitlock Avenue
J. D. Russell
Frederick Circuit
M. E. Church
South
Mount Hebron
Jesus
Old Rugged Cross
Raymond
Clayton
Frank
Edward
Douglas
Arthur Golightly
Tobacco wage levels higher in 1935 survey
Labor department report shows a 39 percent rise in average weekly earnings for tobacco factory workers from 1933 to 1935. White male workers earned 15.70 in 1933 rising to 19.50 in 1935, with all workers averaging 10.50 to 14.60. White women advanced from 9 to 13.15, and Negro women from 5.95 to 10.30, the largest gain.
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Washington
Labor Department
Kentucky
Tennessee
North
Virginia
North Carolina
Home Agent Schedule for June 29 to July 4
The home demonstration agent outlines a week of meetings, office and field work with part of the week for vacation. Monday includes office and conferences followed by field work. Tuesday features office and Correct dress contest at Episcopal Parish House at 2.30. Wednesday hosts a Gore 4-H and home demonstration clubs picnic at Walford’s Beach on Capon river. Thursday and Friday off for vacation and Saturday a legal holiday.
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Office
Capitol To Hold Free Kiddie Show
Manager Tom Baldridge announced a free Fourth of July celebration for Winchester children at Capitol Theatre on Saturday July 4 at 10 o'clock. The program includes short subjects a feature and a prominent speaker on why we celebrate the day with community cooperation urged.
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Tom Baldridge
Warner Theatres Here
Winchester
Baldridge
Capitol Theatre
Star
Public Sale of Real and Personal Property in Virginia
The estate of Mary E. Clowser and heirs of W. T. A. Clowser offer cash auction at the late Clowser residence near Mt. Williams Frederick County Virginia at 10 AM on Saturday July 11 1936. Personal property includes household effects and a home farm of about 213 acres along Wardensville Grade. Real estate to be sold with one third cash and balance in two annual installments by bonds, secured by deed of trust.
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W. T. A. Clowser
Mt. Williams
Frederick County
W. T. A. Crowser
Wardensville
J. M. Orndorff
Cc. W. Clowser
Admr
Mary E. Clowser
American Wins At Wimbledon Semi Final Bid
Donald Budge of Oakland California defeated Adrian Quist of Australia 6 2 6 4 6 4 to reach the Wimbledon semi finals. He will face the Perry Grant winner in the next round with Perry holding a 6 4 first set edge.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Donald
Oakland
Calif
Hed Head
Adrian Quist
Budge
Fred Perry
England
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Perry
Slays Divorcee Found Dead in North Side Hotel Room
Chicago police investigated a brutal apartment hotel murder of Florence Castle age unknown with her son James Castle witness accounts describe a large Black assailant calling himself a doctor. The killer fled via a fire escape leaving a brick and chalk writing referencing the Black Legion. Mrs. Castle was found in bed with evidence of strangulation and robbery.
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James Castle
Near North Side
Mrs. Castle
Mama
Florence
Los Angeles
Black Legion
Elvin Richardson
Castle
James Allegretti
Palace Gardens
Chicago
Wilkes Barre
S. Bert Thompson
Catlin Avenue
Sidney Schaps
Lillian Guild
Thomas Starr
Merchants Oppose City Carnival License Waiver
In Alexandria 73 merchants allege carnival exhibitions threaten economic and moral life and oppose City Council waiving license fees for carnivals under charity pretenses. They cite past waivers given to road carnivals run with the Alexandria Fire Department and Veterans of Foreign Wars and request hearings or cessation of waivers.
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Alexandria
Young G. O. P's Elect Officers For Two Years
Virginia Young Republican Club at Woodstock elected officers for two-year terms last Saturday afternoon. John Locke of Woodstock was named president, with Sidney Kelsey of Norfolk as vice president, and Mrs. C L Hough of Roanoke as vice president.
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Virginia Young Republican Club
Woodstock
John Locke
Sidney Kelsey
Norfolk
C. L. Hough
Roanoke
William Logan
Curtis M. Dozier
Richmond
John Locke Green
Clare Beard
W. H. Wade
Walter Hoffman
Henny Penny Goes To Town
David La rock from Ogdensburg New York says his hen loves cars and rides to town perched on the bumper whenever he leaves Riverside Drive. The leghorn’s adventures amuse locals and add to small town lore.
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Henny-Penny
Ogdensburg
N. Y
David Larock
Riverside Drive
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