Postwar Reconstruction and Hoover to Roosevelt Transition
The piece analyzes the Hoover era as the first phase of postwar reconstruction and the shift to Roosevelt's new deal. It argues the economy collapsed after World War I and how Hoover’s policies failed to secure power in Congress. It stresses the need for a concentrated presidential authority during the emergency and predicts the incoming administration’s approach.
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Male Quartet to Sing at Open Door Class
A male quartet from Market Street Methodist Church will provide special music at the Open Door Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Sunday at 9 45 in the morning. Members include Eugene Russell Kenneth Stro Robert Babb and others who may attend.
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Market Street Methodist Church
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Kenneth Stro
Robert Babb
Tribute to G M Cornwell Marks Area Funeral
ARMEL VA March 3 Funeral for Giles Melton Cornwell aged nearly 76 drew many friends. He lived his life in the house where he was born and died after a long illness. Widow Katherine McDonald Cornwell survives. Interment in Macedonia Cemetery followed funeral services at United Brethren Church Greenway. Active and honorary pallbearers listed.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
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The
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Macedonia
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J. W. Haymaker
Elder
H. D. Cornwell
W. C. Myers
Shepherdstown
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S. Perry
W. E. White
Clark Cornwell
Robert Buckley
James Armel
Clarence Sing
Scouts to Have Place of Honor in Inauguration
Franklin D Roosevelt becomes honorary president of the Boy Scouts at his oath ceremony and oversaw a distinct Scout presence. Four Eagle Scouts and 200 additional Eagle Scouts will line the reviewing stand and assist at the parade and first aid posts. Roosevelt has long supported Scouting, including founding camps and Warm Springs troop work.
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United States
Boy Scouts of Ae
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Boy Scout
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Enous
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Roosevelt
E. A. Lambert
Progress of Junior League highlighted in Frederick County
The March Junior League issue celebrates 225 enthusiastic members attending a Capitol Theatre event in Winchester. An address on the value of good citizenship by L D Kline followed, with Dr. R B Nelson discussing why boys and girls should be Junior Leaguers. Banner pennants were awarded to schools, and Jean Smallwood missed the event due to road conditions. The Capitol Theatre manager Mr Boucher provided the entertainment and movie after the banner presentation.
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Aise Annie Preston Starling
L. D. Kline
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Fairview
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High Miller
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Patterson
Redland
Round Hill
Oo City
Welltown
Wood
Jean Smallwood
Stephens City
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Boucher
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Funeral Rites Held For Late John W Omps
WHITACRE Virginia March 3 The funeral of John W Omps a well known farmer lumber dealer and former miller who died at his home near Bloomery after a long illness from injuries in an accident at his barn last summer was held from Red clergyman Capon Bridge assisted by Rev Dr C D Gilkerson of Winchester. Interment followed in the church cemetery Friends from a distance included Samuel Brown Statton Hawkins Lafe Omps Mr and Mrs D C Crouse Calvin Omps Mrs K C Hood Kenneth Hood Miss Cora Alice Hood Miss Helen Moore
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Winchester
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Statton Hawkins
Albin
Lafe Omps
D. C. Crouse
Martinsburg
W. Va
Calvin Omps
Kernstown
K. C. Hood
Kenneth Hood
Cora Alice Hood
Helen Moore
Miss Dista Kidd and Mrs Hers a Conaway Fairmont W Va
Miss Dista Kidd and Mrs Hers a Conaway of Fairmont West Virginia are named in a local notice. The brief item records two women connected to a community matter and lists Fairmont as the locus of the event.
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Fairmont, W.a
Mayor Cermak Improves After Night in Hospital
A bulletin from doctors reports Mayor Anton Cermak had a quiet night, showing signs of strength and better appetite as pneumonia subsides and paleness decreases. He remains in the oxygen room to support his heart and lungs amid serious illness.
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Associated Press
Anton Cermak
Cermak
Joe H. Gill
Miami Society
Guiseppe Zangara
Roosevelt
Lent Wednesday Services at Trinity Lutheran Stephens City
Rev Snyder Alleman announces regular Lent services at Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City each Wednesday at 7 30 p m with preaching. Public invited. Sunday night service at 7 30 with music by the Junior ensemble expected.
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Stephens City
Snyder Alleman
Mr Hangerford Retires After A Lengthy Service
Mr Hangerford retires under the voluntary clause of the retirement act from his post as chief clerk district 6 Railway Mail Service Washington. He has about three years in the U S postal service and twelve years in charge of the Vi and star route service. St Hungerford lives at the Ontario Apartments in Washington and has many friends in Winchester and Frederick.
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Ontario Apartments
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Community figure to miss periodic visits in farewell note
A county resident bids farewell to a beloved local figure, noting he will miss his periodic visits and wishing him happiness in retirement. The letter to Harry C. Stouffer indicates the retiree would be glad to see friends when they call upon him in Wash.
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Darden Resigns From House of Delegates
Norfolk Democrat W Darden resigns from the Virginia House of Delegates to assume duties as a U S Representative. He succeeds Republican Marius Lankford who retires after two terms. The resignation creates two vacancies in the Norfolk delegation, the other by Delegate Vellines' death.
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Norfolk
Virginia House of
United States House of Representatives
Darden
Congress
Memarius Lankford
Virginia
Vellines
Hamlet Ridiculed Yet Revered As Only Plays Faced
The article notes that Hamlet was the sole Shakespeare play met with heavy ridicule by contemporary theatergoers while eventually gaining deep reverence for its enduring genius.
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Shakespeare
Hamlet
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