Mr and Mrs Ashton Starke Ill in Georgia
Word reached Winchester friends that Mr and Mrs Ashton Starke of Richmond, visiting in the south, have fallen ill in Albany Georgia under a physician care. Their condition is not described as critical. They are well known to visit here as guests of Mrs Evelyn Byrd.
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Ashton Starke
Georgia
Richmond
South
Albany
Starke
Winchester
Rd Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
Social Calendar of Weekly Meetings and Events
A schedule of clubs choirs and meetings across local churches, civic groups, and schools. Highlights include regular rehearsals and gatherings at United Brethren Church Grace Lutheran First Baptist Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal George Washington Hotel Handley Library and Handley High School with groups such as the Winchester Jones B P O E Delphian Society United Daughters of the Confederacy American Legion Lions Club Kiwanis and the Willing Workers Society hosting meals, luncheons, and socials.
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The
United Brethren Church
Winchester Jones, B. P. O. E
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Delphian Society
Handley Library
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Herbert
Larrick
West Clifford Street
Willing Workers’ Society of
First Baptist Church
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Young People’s Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Music Lovers’ Club
Lions' Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Handley High School
Kiwanis Club
Miss Sallie McClung Weds Mr. Everett Ring
Miss Sallie McClung and Mr. G Everett Ring of Waynesboro were married March 4 at New Providence Presbyterian Church near Staunton Virginia. The couple’s families attended the ceremony and reception with members of the Ring and McClung households noted in attendance.
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Sallie McClung
Everett Ring
G. Everett Ring
Waynesboro
Hannah
New Providence Presbyterian Church
Staunton
B. F. McClung
George W. Ring
Woodstock
DuPont Bayon Mills
Elon College
North Carolina
Albert Clark
Mendelssohn
It. Riedel
Charlottesville
Presbyterian Church
George W. Ring, Sr
E. R. Rieder
Irene Ring
University, Va
George W Ring, Jr
Luray
Virginia banks reopen for limited service in March 1933
Richmond reports Virginia state banks may reopen tomorrow for limited services under emergency measures. Banks may cash government checks, make change, and allow access to safe deposit boxes as officials await further Treasury guidance. Governor Pollard, M. E. Bristow, and state officials urged compliance with holiday rules while seeking broader permission.
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Richmond
Virginia
Woodin
Pollard
Richmond Clearing House Association
United States Treasury Department
M. E. Bristow
John N. Purcell
E. R. Combs
Collins Denny, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury of the
United States
George J. Seay
Fifth Federal Reserve District
Bristow
Denny
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
State Banking Division
Treasury Department
Seay
State Highway Department
Henry G. Shirley
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Banks Begin Partial Reopenings As Restrictions Eased
Sixteen states allow at least partial banking service while temporary reopenings expand in California, New York, North Carolina and others. Treasury and Roosevelt team push emergency program, scrip discussed. London notes higher quotes for some U S securities as New York considers statewide scrip issuance and banking rules are summarized.
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Associated Press
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California
Delaware
Kentucky
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Carolna
Wisconsin
Carolinas
Arkansas
Georgia
Virginia
Illinois
Kansas
Massachusetts
Washington
Treasury
Woodin
Roosevelt
Congress
New York City
Chicago
Georgia Largest State East of Mississippi by Area
Georgia covers more than 59 000 square miles making it the largest state east of the Mississippi river. Florida ranks second in area within the region.
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Georgia
Florida
Culpeper Gang Sentenced for Robberies at Circuit Court
Three youths from Culpeper were sentenced in circuit court by Judge A. T. Browning. Kermit Bowen of Brandy and Jack Hitt Jr of Stevensburg receive eight years each, James Weaver of Culpeper four years. Stuart Weaver, 15, goes to juvenile court. additional suspects remain at large or under separate charges.
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Culpeper
State
A. T. Browning
Kermit Bowen
Brandy
Jack Hitt, Jr
Stevensburg
James Weaver
Stuart Weaver
James
C. BE. Reams
Mystery Blast Shakes East Baltimore in second blast
A second explosion in under 30 hours rattled east Baltimore before 5 a.m. causing residents to flee and police to inspect the area near the city hospital. The blast matched details of a prior 1 a.m. disturbance in the same vicinity, leaving streets lit and windows rattling.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Janet Gaynor Seeks Divorce From Lydell Peck
Janet Gaynor film star files a suit for divorce in Los Angeles charging jealousy and temper. They wed September 11 1929. She cites lack of consideration and uncongeniality, and claims he interfered with her work with fits of anger over petty matters.
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Los Angeles
Janet Gaynor
Lydell Peck
Peck
Six Charged In Denver Kidnapping Case
Federal charges of kidnapping filed in the United States district court in Denver against Carl W. Pearce Arthur Youngberg Gordon Eikhorn Ruth Kohler Verne Sankey and Verne Sankey. The case concerns the Charles Boettche II kidnapping and was announced by U S District Attorney Ralph L Carr.
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Denver
Charles Boettche II
United States District Court
United States District
Ralph L. Carr
Carl W. Pearce
Arthur Youngberg
Gordon Eikhorn
Ruth Kohler
Verne Sankey
Sootfall Measured at Five Tons Per Square Mile in London
Special gauges determine that London experiences an annual soot fall of five tons per square mile of city area. The finding highlights the heavy air pollution burden on residents and industries in the metropolis.
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Toco
Fifth Century Byzantine Settlement Found in Libyan Desert
Archaeologists reveal a large fifth century Byzantine settlement unearthed in the Libyan desert, signaling a significant historical urban site. A separate note describes a Dutch inn sign featuring a churchyard image and the motto To Eternal Peace.
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Libyan Desert
Robertson Backs Roosevelt Program From Virginia
Representative Robertson of Lexington says he is 100 percent for the Roosevelt program and will support it from start to finish. He notes the stance comes after touring on the campaign trail and emphasizes backing the President. Virginia’s new House members Darden of Norfolk and Robertson report busy offices with job seekers. Robertson’s secretary is M. J. Menefee, a Civil War Cross recipient, and J. F. Stratton serves as assistant secretary.
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Washington
Robertson
Nexi
Virgiinia
Congress
Roosevel
Roosevelt
Virginia
House
Darden
Norfolk
Lexington
W. J. Chenoweth
Portsmouth
M. J. Menefee
Luray
1166Th Infantry
France
J. F. Stratton
Buena Vista
Banks reopen under emergency rules as holiday ends
New York banks resume operations on a restricted basis as Treasury guidelines take effect. Some institutions accept payrolls and new deposits on trust terms while others such as Chase National hold deposits. Bank officials meet to coordinate procedures under emergency regulations amid possible new federal actions.
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Federal Reserve
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Congress
New York
Treasury
Washington
Chase National
Banks Set: Quick Funds For Essentials Amid Crisis
Washington March 7. Banks operate on a restricted basis to meet essential needs as President Roosevelt and officials craft a national scrip plan. Congress leaders promise swift action on deposits, reorganization, and support measures while budget balance and gold protection guide policy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol
Sinilar
National Credit
Louis Douglas
Swage, Sherley
Kentucky
Prank P. Hines
Veterans Administration
Wood
Federal Reserve Banks
White House
Woodin
Arthur Ballantine
The
Treasury
George W. Davidson
New York
Senate
Glass
Virginia
Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction Corporation
Cermak Body Taken To Home From Florida
The body of An om 1. Cermak was brought by train from Florida to Chicago. A crowd of about 20,000 watched city officials carry the draped casket to a hearse. The cortege proceeded to the Cermak home, where his wife died five years earlier. Governor Henry Horner joined the city delegation at the funeral train.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Banks Open to Make Change as Closures Plague Rockingham
Banks in Rockingham County reopen briefly to provide change and accept cash for safekeeping in vaults. Merchants sell credit and accept checks while large depositors like Hirsch keep funds in solvent banks amid nationwide closures. Fear of robbery or fire keeps money hidden nowhere, organizers say.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham
Moncey
Japanese seize 250 miles of Great Wall in Jehol action
The Japanese army under General Tadashi Kawahara completed the seizure of 250 miles of the Great Wall from the Inner Mongolia border to the Yellow Sea. Kupetkow, the wall gateway to Peiping, was captured after a six hour battle. Chinese leadership including Marshal Chang Hsiao-Liang resigned as commander in chief amid the rapid advance.
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Jehol
Great Wall of China
Inner Mongolia
Yellow Sea
Tadashi Kawahara
Kupetkow
Great Wall
Peiping
Wall
Marshal Chang
Dhatie Hsiao-Liang
Miuria
Mig
Wnese
Shankajkwan
Lin
Awe - Pespingz Cé
Eee Lilly “Gover
Hsilengkow Pass
Tokyo
Dengo
Koupetkow
China
Jehol Province
When Antelopes Were Useful on the Columbia River
A study of ancient stone trees along the Columbia River suggests residents tamed antelopes as beasts of burden and as milch cows in early times. The research points to how these animals supported daily work and dairy needs in the region.
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Columbia River
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May B. Griffin
Arthur G.athey
William B. Sinnott
Margaret Jane Athey
Charles J. Athey
Sinnott
Mrs. Watson
Northern Virginia Power Company
Jane Mudd
North Cameron Street
Julian D. Watson
Lisse Kremer
Dorothy Wingfield
Emily Sanford
Elsie Crim
Frances Preffitt
Marjorie Krem
Huntsberry
Huntsberry’s
R. F C
Purcell
Federal Reserve Bank
Rooosevelt
London
Alfred E. Smith
Lehman
Secretary of the Treasury
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Moies
Fanera
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Cermak
Rockingham CO
Leon Hirsch
Hirech Brothers
Eshara
Jepasitae Oe
Chinchow Dupaien
Yosen Nishi
Tling Jehol
Kawahara
Chinchow
U. S. Treasury
the Commercial & Savings Bank
R. M. Swimley
East of Geo. Washington Hotel
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
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