Fruit Growers Protest Against Federal Agricultural Proposals
Officials from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia condemned proposed amendments to Agricultural Adjustment Administration laws and opposed related bills. They planned a joint Washington delegation to lobby Congress and urged telegraph campaigns from apple growers while seeking a 33 1 2 percent freight rate cut to ease thousands of apple cars in cold storage.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Shenandoah Hotel
Martinsburg
House of Representatives
Senate
Frazier
Washington
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
I. C. IC
Rosenberg Is Fined In Gold Larceny Case In Police Court
Edward J. Rosenberg, 37, of Philadelphia, was fined $500 and costs and sentenced to 12 months in jail for larceny of gold valued at about $15. His bond was set at $2,000. he appealed. Co-defendants Rush and Seltzer are held for further inquiry. A woman employee testified she took and sold valuables to Rosenberg, saying she visited him 6 or 7 times with items to dispose of. (Continued on page six.)
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Edward J. Rosenberg
Philadelphia
Rosenberg
Burr Harrison
Scott L. Rush
Raymond A. Seltzer
T. W. English
Peggy Perry
Old Gold
Loudoun Street
Rosenberger
Miss Knight
Roy Rinker
Jack Corbin
Hubert Cather
Police raids net a dozen prisoners in liquor crackdown
Police conducted raids Saturday and arrested about a dozen people for liquor law violations. Some were convicted or likely to be, while others await hearings. Officers note illicit liquor is sold by the drink in small quantities and evidence is dumped when danger of discovery arises. The raids aim to deter the lawless trade and future operations are expected to be as successful.
Death Summons Mrs Pingley At Home In County
Mrs Eva A Pingley wife of Harry E Pingley died this morning at her home three miles west of Winchester after a brief illness of pneumonia She was 51 born October 24 1883 in Hampshire W Va She attended Round Hill Presbyterian Church and leaves a daughter Catherine Elizabeth and sister Mrs Charles Taylor The funeral from the North Western grade home Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Allen Jones officiating and Mount Hebron cemetery burial Pallbearers are Robert Henry Lewis Francis W Geoff Pingley Cecil Loy and Leonard Sirbaugh.
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Eva A. Pingley
Harry E. Pingley
Winchester
Clarence W Pingley
Frederick County
Hampshire
Pingley
David H. Sirbaugh
East Piccadilly Street
Hampshire County
W. Va
Catherine Elizabeth Pingley
Charles Taylor
Allen Jones
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebroney
Robert
Henry Lewis
Francis W
Geoff Pingley
Cecil Loy
Leonard Sirbaugh
Welfare Board weighs relief plan for Winchester families
The Welfare Advisory Board considers direct emergency relief funds of 4500 dollars for three months to aid about 100 families at 15 dollars monthly. Miss Margaret Hurst volunteers to administer the aid until a permanent local organization is formed, while city and county budgets limit available funds.
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Miss Hurst
Welfare Advisory Board
Winchester
State Welfare Board
Front Royal
Margaret Hurst
Will Preach for Salvation Army by Rev Cartney H Anderson
The Rev. Cartney H Anderson of the Church of God will preach for the Salvation Army at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in Court House Hall. Major James Mars, officer in charge, invites all to attend this meeting. Moling and Cather advertise new spring neckwear at popular prices. Ip-1t
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Cartney H. Anderson
Church of God
Salvation Army
Court House Hall
James Mars
Moling & Cather
Luncheon Sponsored by Home Demonstration Advisory Board
Community event at Basement Baptist Church will host a luncheon on March 13 from 11 00 to 3 00. Proceeds support church and local outreach programs.
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Basement Baptist Church
Cuba Declares State of War as Strikes Turbulence Grows
Havana reports a state of war declared across the republic amid violent anti-government strikes. Eight killed over the weekend with bodies found in Marianao and looting reported of Tangana magazine. Railroads halted and a train crew forced to move.
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Havana
Cuba
Mariana
Marianao
Tangana
Camaguey
Fiscal Zone
Republic
Grau San Martin
Antonia Guiteras
Council of War
Guiteras
Clarke Farmers Banquet to be Held March 14
Clarke county farmers plan a banquet in Berryville High School auditorium on Thursday evening March 14 at 7 o clock. Representative farmers from Clarke will meet invited guests from Frederick and neighboring counties. A speaker from the United States Department of Agriculture in Washington will give the principal address.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Frederick
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Winchester Apple Blossom Festival to receive radio push
WRVA network to broadcast festival news and promote the Winchester pageant. invitations from the head of the committee are accepted by about 20 Southern schools and colleges sending roughly 30 princesses to the queen event. officials plan a mass meeting March 15 to boost the initial plans as radio publicity expands with news hour flashes and a broader program across multiple stations.
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Queen
Walter R. Bishop
Fred A. Read, Jr
Clark T. Cooper
Winchester
Cooper
Mr. Read
Bishop
Richmond
Bing
South
Washington
Max Krol Bond Is Continued
The cash bond of $5,000 for Max Krol’s appearance in Cor poration Court was continued until the next term. Krol, charged with embezzlement, was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary. He did not appear and his bond was unsigned due to alleged illness, with reports from Chicago indicating he remains unmovable for safe transport.
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Max Krol
Krol
Chicago
First-Aid Team Formation Planned by South End Hose
The South End Hose Company forms a new first-aid team meeting Monday at 7 o'clock. Members interested in the course are invited to gather at the company hall with Taylor Barr as instructor.
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South End
Taylor Barr
Greece enters eleventh day of revolution with no peace in sight
Greece continues fighting along the Demirhissar ne front as government forces harass rebels with infantry artillery and planes. Reports of Seres capture are questioned while cabinet deliberates whether General Kondylis should press a full assault or rely on divisions to erode rebel morale. A reporter escapes Greece via a hazardous 80 mile route through snowbound terrain.
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James A. Mills
Associated Press
Ghevghelli
Greece
Demirhissarne Front
Dilemna
Seres
Struma
Athens
George Kondylis
National
Tragedy as Child Richard Streicher Jr Found Dead
Michigan authorities pursued a degenerate after discovering seven year old Richard Streicher Jr’s body beneath a Huron river bridge. The boy, who left home after school to meet friends, was found with ten stab wounds and a crushed skull.
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Richard Streicher
Michigan
Little Richard Streicher, Jr
Huron River
Notes Appeal On Charge Of Drunk Driving
Two cases of drunken driving were heard in Police Court. Robert Jenkins of Smithfield Avenue appealed after being fined $100 and jailed a month with license revoked for a year. Raymond Brill of Brucetown was fined $100 and jailed a month with license revoked for a year.
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Robert Jenkins
Smithfield
Avenue
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Raymond Brill
Brucetown
Firemen To Hear Prof Zabriskie On Sunday Night
The Friendship firemen will attend Christ Episcopal Church on Sunday evening March 17 where Prof. Alexander C. Zabriskie of Episcopal Theological Seminary Alexandria will speak. Rev. R B Nelson says Zabriskie, holder of B A B D and S T D degrees, is an able speaker.
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Friendship
Christ Episcopal Church
Alexander C. Zabriskie
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Alexandria
R. B. Nelson
Christ Church
The
Friendship Company
Zabriskie
Winchester Park Association Meeting at City Hall
The Winchester Park Association calls all members to a meeting Monday at 8 PM in the Council Chamber City Hall. Ball players are urged to attend as team plans will be discussed. RYLAND CONNER, Pres.
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Winchester Park Association
City Hall
Ryland Conner
Pres
Liquor Raids Lead to Eleven Arrests and Delays
A Saturday night series of police raids with warrants issued by Chief C. W. Hollis resulted in 11 arrests on illegal liquor charges and destruction of evidence. In police court this morning, several defendants were tried while others were continued to tomorrow at 3 PM for prep.
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C. W. Hollis
Noah Wines
South Main Street
Archie Lowrey
Harrison Hillyard
Flora Dunlap
Peter Fauver
Sarah Fauver
Russell Whitacre
Alice Coffman
George Hott
Dewy Carpenter
Madeline Carpenter
Steam shovel speeds Millwood road work delays
Officials announced slow progress on the Millwood road entrance to the city with work alternating between good and poor days. To speed completion a steam shovel was rented while many workers or trucks often shift to other projects causing delays until after the Apple Blossom Festival.
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Millwood Road
FERA
Death comes to J Erle Carter Berkeley Native
J Erle Carter a Berkeley county West Virginia native and Baltimore resident died this morning at Mount Washington Baltimore after a long illness He was about 60 and survived by his widow son Preston Carter a student at Virginia Tech and two brothers Melville H and Allen Carter both prominent Baltimore businessmen Carter was married to Nina Walter daughter of the late Frank G Walter of Berkeley Springs West Virginia He worked with the Resinol Chemical Company in Baltimore and had long resided there
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J. Erle Carter
Berkeley County
W. Va
Mount Washington
Baltimore
Mr. Carter
Frank G. Walter
Nina Walter
J. P. Carter
Gerrardstown
Resinol Chemical Company
Carter
Preston Carter
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Melville H
Allen Carter
Hable's Palace to host Cobb with Temple award
Today and Tuesday Irvin S. Cobb appears at Hable's Palace as Shirley Temple receives a 1934 Gold Medal Award for outstanding screen performance. The event highlights Temple's rise as a child star and Cobb's literary celebrity presence.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Shirley Temple
Greek government claims victory in Macedonia rebellion
March 11 dispatches report the Greek government crushing armed opposition in Macedonia and capturing 3,000 rebel soldiers. The light cruiser Helle, once with the rebel fleet, is in government hands at Kavalla after officers were allegedly thrown overboard, with government forces advancing on Seres and Struma river fronts.
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Associated Press
Athens
Macedonia
Helle
United States
Ministry of Marine
Kavalla
Minstry
Gulf of of “Selonika
Seres
Kondylis
Struma River
World News at a Glance headlines from various cities
Reports show Rockefeller on the road to recovery from a bad cold in Florida. A Richmond report details a murder convictee executed in the electric chair. Washington notes the potential removal of national bank notes. Byrd questions NRA code costs. Wage talks with miners delayed. Fredericksburg guards corner escaped convicts. New York notes Thomas supporting unionization in Arkansas. London confirms death of explorer Grant. Greece Yugoslav frontier sees a starker rebellion than Athens reports.
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Ormond Beach
Appalachian
United Mine Workers of America
Fredericksburg
New York
Norman Thomas
Arkansas
London
W. J. A. Grant
Chevgelli
Athens
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