Bank withdrawals limited as emergency measures explained
Local bank directors in Winchester and Gore move to cap withdrawals at five percent amid a wider national banking crisis. New deposits remain available as trust funds, with owners free to withdraw in full. Officials urge community cooperation to protect institutions during this unprecedented period.
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Gore
Middletown
Beligny
Virginia
Associated Press
The
Star
Maryland
Winchester
Bank Withdrawals Limited By Local Banks
Officials in Winchester state four banks are solvent and capable of safeguarding deposits but note rising withdrawals following state bank holidays. Directors are trusted to protect depositors before stockholders, even as deposit outflow increases and liquidity pressure grows in a period of regional financial unease.
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Winchester
Maryland
West Virginia
Roosevelt Faces Grave Problems After Walsh Death
Franklin D Roosevelt moves toward Washington amid the death of Senator Walsh Montana as Henry Morgenthau Jr is named Farm Board chairman and a broad government reorganization looms. Rumors persist on attorney general successor Homer Cummings while senators visit Roosevelt in his suite.
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Morgenthau
Farm Board
Roosevelt
Senator Walsh
Montana
Homer Cummings
Connecticut
Walsh
Phillipines
Insular
Cummings
Hull
Tennessee
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
Massachusetts
Dill
Washington
Wheeler
Long
Louisiana
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Official War Film Big Drive Coming to Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre will show an official war film starting Monday. Producer Albert L. Rule, a veteran of the A E F, presents a 14 year project assembling archival footage from all nations in World War I. The film follows German invasion of Belgium, Marne battles, and Allied troops with narration by Rule.
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Palace Theatre
Albert L. Rule
Belgium
Marne
Paris
France
Polly
Anzac
Anadian
Tommy
Yank
Mr. Rule
Senate Adopts Conferees Report on Big Bill
The Senate approved the conference report on the $940 million treasury post office bill with broad powers for a presidential reorganization. The measure, sent to President Hoover, eliminates the Bralton five percent cut in federal expenditures and includes a $15 million air service compromise.
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Associated Press
Washington
Borah
Senate
Treasury-Post Office
Hoover
Bralton
Mr. Newcome Takes Charge of Local Jail
William Newcome a prominent Frederick county carpenter begins serving as custodian of the jointly owned Winchester and Frederick county jail on March 1. He succeeds Mrs. Minnie Pannett who acted as temporary jailer after Sheriff Luther Pannetts death in December. The appointment was made by Judge Philip Williams at Sheriff Harry L. McCann request.
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Luce
Missions
Judes Su
Education
C. M. Arey
Bridgewater
Mount Crawford
St. John’s Reformed Church
Harrisville
Shenandoah County
Flickinger
S. L. Flickinger
Winchester
Zeb Dean
Tomsie
William H. Groff
Staunton
O. B. Michael
Reading
J. Jord Garrison
Harrisonburg
N. H. Corman
Woodstock
Laymen’s League
Edinburg
St. Michael's Church
Lovettsville
A. W. Barley
A. M. Gluck
D. D
H. R Lequear
Rockingham
Augusta
Frederick
Shenandoah
Loudoun
Roanoke
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
W. Va
William Newcome
Armel
Frederick County
Minnie Pannett
Luther Pannett
Newcome
Philip Williams
Harry L. McCann
Three Convicted Of Arson Sent To Trial Again
In Hagerstown Maryland on March 3 Victor and Leonard Seville brothers and Page Hull were found guilty of arson in Judge Frank Wagaman s court and immediately went on trial on a second indictment charging arson. They were convicted of burning a barn owned by James Faith near Dry Run with a second count for firing a barn owned by Keiffer Seibert in Clear Springs district.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Victor and
Leonard Seville
Page Hull
Frank G Wagaman
James Faith
Dry Run
Keiffer Seibert
Clear Springs
Closing Wheat Market Prices in Chicago and Baltimore
Closing quotations show Chicago May at 48 54, July 48 64, September 49 7. Baltimore had no market due to holiday. Winchester Spot wheat priced at 57 through Stickell Sales Corp. on a daily wire to The Star.
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Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Graves Named Revenue Agent to Fill Page County Post
Charles N. Graves former Stanley post master was appointed by Judge H. W. Bertram to fill the unexpired term of M. J. Menefee as Page county commissioner of revenue. Menefee resigns effective today to become secretary to Congressman elect Roberson. Graves was among about a dozen applicants.
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Charles N. Graves
Stanley
H. W. Bertram
M. J. Menefee
Page County
Lieut. Menefee
Robertson
Mr. Graves
Graves Served as Clerk in Legislature Canner and Orchardist
Mr Graves acted as a clerk in the legislature while also running canning and orchard operations.
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Graves
Romance Romance Like Happiness Depends on Mindset
A pithy reflection compares romance to happiness, asserting both hinge on inner mood and outlook rather than external conditions. The line suggests mindset shapes relationship joy and personal satisfaction.
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