Dust Clouds Turn Shenandoah Skies Hazy
Dust blown from western storm regions mingled with light rain to create a yellow haze over Shenandoah and nearby towns. Residents report itchy eyes and noses as mud coated cars and windows, with vivid sunsets noted after the dust and rain. Salisbury and eastern shore areas also woke to a mud rain, the second such event in as many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Alleghany Mountain Range
Winchester
Baltimore
Salisbury
Middle West
Water Works Officials School Planned for Winchester
Plans set for a two day program on April 4 and 5 in Winchester. The Virginia section of the American Water Works Association sponsors the event with co sponsors including the Virginia League of Municipalities the State Health Department Virginia Tech Institute the Division of Trade and Industrial Education and the State Chamber of Commerce. Instructors from Richmond and VPI will lead the sessions and Harold I. Barnes will announce the curriculum details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
American Water Works Association
Virginia League’ of Municipalities
Technic Institute
Division of Trade and Industrial Education
Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Winchester
Harold I. Barnes
Mayor Provides Rooms To Keep Emergency Relief Sewing Group Open
Dr C R Anderson protects the group by funding space while Lewis Jones Knit Mills changes hands. Mayordonates second floor of 163 165 North Loudoun Street for heat and light as 75 women continue making shirts dresses and pillow cases for distribution under Emergency Relief. The group plans to move to N Loudoun Street next week and organizers Rose Grimm and Emma Wierman lead the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Anderson
Lewis Jones Knitting Company
New York
Nelson Page
Derson
Loudoun Street
Emergency Relief Sewing Group
Winchester Knitting Mills, Inc
Emergency Relief Association
Emergency Relief
Rose Grimm
Emma Wierman
N. Loudoun Street House
Clarke Juniors Veil Comedy Friday Evening at Berryville
Clarke Juniors announce a musical comedy Black Eyed Susan to be staged Friday at 8 pm in Berryville School auditorium. Miss Louise Crymes directs from Wayne P. Sewell Producing Co. of Atlanta with a large cast and chorus, tap dances, and piano accompaniments by Mrs. C. H. Young.
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Berryville
Louise Crymes
Wayne P. Sewell
Atlanta
Shackleford
Dolly Hart
Susan
Donal Cooley
Chil
Leona Krouse
Miss Pennyfeather
Alberta Eisen
Miss Nabornews
Leslie Russell
Prim
Harry Heskett
Miss Herringbone
Helen Levi
Miss Bodkins
Nick Morrison
Abner Sniggles
Julian Glascock
Jimmie Simpkins
Bill Clagett
Roscoe Sampson
Bill Shackleford
Uncle Ed
Elsie Capwallader
Mandy
Ann Neville Barmett
Ruth Wheeler
Gladys Cheshire
Louise Moore
Louise Riley
Annie
Laurie Parker
Virginia Sticker
Loretta Carroll
Virginia Shenk
Helen Berry
Cory Carlisle
Roasile Newcome
Edith Morrison
Ann Harris
Helen Russell
Mary Russell
Henry Jennings
C. H. Young
Bell Sentenced to Three Years for Poisoning Wife
The verdict found Bell guilty of poisoning his wife. Testimony noted Mrs. Bell's improved health and possible full recovery, while Bell showed no reaction to the verdict, remaining slumped as the trial concluded.
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Bell
Field Letter Attacks Relief Methods and Proposes Local Control
A letter from Field to Senator Byrd denounces relief administration as wasteful and costly. He calls for projects funded by the public but designed and supervised by registered engineers or architects with costs overseen by certified public accountants. He argues communities can do better and cheaper than federal programs.
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FERA
Field
Byrd
Senate
Relief Administration
PWA
Certified Public Accountants
Emphasis on Reducing Waste in Daily Operations
The remark highlights a drive to improve employment practices and curb appalling waste affecting daily contacts. It stresses urgency and accountability for those responsible, aiming to restore efficiency and trust across affected operations.
Italy Sends Second Wave of Troops to Africa
Rome reports a new wave of Italian forces to reinforce East Africa joining about 20 000 already there King Victor Emmanuel names Gen Rodolfo Graziani governor of Somaliland and commander of the troops An official communique notes Graziani was named by Mussolini and the first Peloritani division contingent has disembarked at Mogadishu. Military transports and aviators sail for East Africa as Gavinani division begins entrainment for Naples and the gauge sails on its second run to Africa with a stop at Tripoli to pick up native troops.
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Rome
Italy
East Africa
Victor Emmanuel
Rodolfo Graziani
Somaliland
Graziani
Mussolini
Peloritani
Mogadadishu
Vulcania
Conebiancamano
Messina
Tripoli
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Madagascar
Enaires
Lar Snut On
Maryland
Eubly
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Laverty
Gertrude Heisers
W. Huntingdon St
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ewis Jones Knitting Company
Clarke
Ae Senate
Marion
Coleman
Bryan
Philcos
Philco
Pulco
Senco
Miller & Anderson
E. Ba
Africa
California
Naples
San Francisco
Gavinani
Florence
Roosevelt
Luxenberg
Loudoun St
Stewart Inn
Stewart St
Terie
Fairmont
Avenue
Fairmont Ave
N. Mainey
North Cameron Street
Fairmont Avenue
Cameron Street
Amherst St
Cork St
Ana
Washington
Cameron St
Eoke
Rhode Island Reds
Jersey Black Giants
Shenandoah Commercial Hatchery
Maurertown
J. M. Markle
Albin
Cooper
Stephenson
Jackson's
South Kent Oera
Hardy Grim
Kernstown
Care Star
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Oak Hill Farms
Aldie
Cere Eeaes
Handley School
Call
Punjab
Moling & Cather
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s
N. Main Street
Penney’s
Penney
Betty
J.c.penney
Company, Inc
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