Deficit To Be Opposed By Virginia Leader
State Senator Aubrey G. Weaver in Strasburg extols Virginia fiscal soundness and the pay-as-you-go policy. He says maintaining a balanced budget protected the state from deficits and spurred industrial growth, warning that a House appropriations bill could have undone this achievement and its benefits.
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Aubrey G. Weaver
Virginia
General Assembly
Weaver
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Special Meeting of Madison Lodge to Confer Degrees
Madison Lodge No 6 S O O F calls a special meeting for Wednesday night to confer several degrees. W W E Edwards announced the meeting at a regular session in the lodge hall last night.
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Madison Lodge
Madison Lodge No. 6
W.W. E. Edwards
Theft Turns To British Search In Shakespeare Folio Theft
Springfield Massachusetts report on the Williams College library theft of a 1623 Shakespeare first folio valued at $30,000. FBI agents joined the investigation as State Detective John F. Horgan confirmed three men were involved and the search shifted to England after a counterfeit was left in the library.
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Mass
Williams College
England
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John F. Horgan
Britain
London
Constable Slays Girl Kills Self in Bedroom
In Ironton Ohio at dawn constable Bert Mays 28 shot Eloise Roberts 15 then killed himself. Coroner records murder and suicide with Mrs Mays stating he had been seeing Eloise since November and the girl Sadie Roberts 30 was in the room when the events occurred.
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Ironton
Bert Mays
Eloise Roberts
Kitts Hill
W. W. Lynch
Mays
Campaigning Tactics Stir Thoma s County
Thomasville reports in March that candidate Dick English seeks the county coroner post with a bold touring style and printed cards urging honest inquests with vigor. The cards mock formal dress codes and promise brisk speeches, picnics, and lemon-cheese cake at short notice.
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Thomasville
Dick English
Thomas County
Youths Detained After Reports Of Vandalism And Rifle Fire
Police respond to complaints from Philip O Rear about broken windows on North Washington Street and Fred Glaize about a .22 rifle used from a tree house at Latane and Stonewall avenues. Two youths were apprehended.
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North Washington Street
Fred Glaize
Latane and
Stonewall Avenue
Man breaks jail then surrenders hours later in 11 year old murder case
Thomas Allen Boys 28 of Attica escaped a Crawfordsville jail after predicting the act in a high profile case. He later surrendered saying he had come to himself. The suspect is charged with the sex killing of Elizabeth DeBrukker on a golf course last July.
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Thomas Allen Boys
Attica
Elizabeth DeBruicker
Montgomery County
Harry Anderson
Louis Stanford
Merle Remley
Boys
Willingy
Stanford
DeBrukker
Donald F. Stiver
Fountain County
Edgar A. Rice
Governor Faces Objections to Free Speech Bill in Virginia
Governor Price reported many protests against the General Assembly bill requiring custodians of public buildings to bar advocates of overthrow by force. He has five days to decide to approve or veto. Backers led by the American Legion say it keeps subversive doctrines from public institutions. opponents warn it curtails free speech.
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Richmond
Price
General Assembly
American Legion
Zoning Expert Pomeroy Sees Planning Aiding Welfare
Hugh R. Pomeroy director of the Virginia State Planning Board urged that planning should prioritize living conditions as a core goal. He spoke at Charlottesville closing session of the Virginia Conference on Interracial Cooperation. Also on stage was P B Young editor of the Norfolk Journal and Guide.
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Hugh R. Pomeroy
Virginia State Planning Board
Virginiasion
Pomeroy
P. B. Young
The
Norfolk Journal and Guide
Virginia Union University
Kidney Health Advice and Urgent Reminders
Sluggish kidneys clues include reduced urine, pale straw color, and back or headache pain. Monitor daily output, aim four to five times, about three pints, with no night flow. Suggested remedies include a gentle evacuant. ask Bakers Drug for preparations with a 25 cent back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Baker's Drug
Fear as Private Enemy Highlights Pre Easter Service
Dr Howard Stone Anderson spoke on Fear as Private Enemy No 1 at Congregational Christian Church last night. He urged facing fear with reason, noting energy and purpose rise under pressure and that the Bible guides through crises. A duet by Mrs Nally and Scott Atkinson accompanied the service before Dr Anderson plans to address Conquering the Fear of Poverty, Unemployment and Mental Sterility tonight at 7 45.
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Scott Atkinson
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Hitler Sends Felicitation To Pope Pius
German foreign minister discusses Russian Finnish peace and possible new war fronts with Mussolini in Rome. Von Ribbentrop leaves with a German economic team to discuss the Italy Germany commercial accord. Vatican talks trigger speculation on church treatment and Poland accounts. Finnish leader Svinhufvud visits Berlin described as private.
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Britain
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Finland
Germany
Russia
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Rome
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Clodius
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Pius
Vatican
Poland
Svinhufvud
Berlin
Baron Ernest von Weizsaecker
Foreign Office
Employment Of Women To Be A Debate Subject
The Mount Williams Debating Society will host a public forum in the Community Hall at 7:30 pm Friday. The topic asks whether Congress should pass a law banning the public employment of married women with N. C. Williams, Mrs. Russell Feeley, and J. B. Snapp for the affirmative and N. B. Fout, Dick Richard, and H. A. Snapp for the negative. Refreshments will be served and all are invited.
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Mount Williams Debating Society
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N. C. Williams
Russell Feeley
J. B. Snapp
N. B. Fout
Dick Richard
H. A. Snapp
House Expected To Uphold Some Farm Increases
Washington reports that the House plans to preserve parts of farm bill increases while parity payments near 200 million dollars. Debate on parity and a potential tax bill looms as the panel cites the statutory debt limit of 45 billion dollars and broader economy concerns.
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House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Middletown Grange Hosts Friday Night Program
An exceptional Middletown Grange meeting Friday night featured readings, talks on Grange membership values, jokes, and special music led by Mrs. D N Gruver and B O Brumback. The debating society will lead the next program with F F A classes from Stephens City and Middletown High to perform in April. Frederick Pomona Grange postponed its event from March 18 to April 15.
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D. N. Gruver
Reading
Fire County
Joy
Ce Baker
Grange
B. O. Brumback
Garland Snapp
R. A. Wall
D. N. Grover
Beulah Land
Debating Society of the Grange
Stephens City
Middletown High Schools
The
Frederick Pomona Grange
French Patrol Ambushed by Germans Returns Safely
Paris reports a French patrol ambushed in the Neid river sector last night. The command says it reached its lines without losses after a brief skirmish. Aerial reconnaissance yielded bright weather with no further notable events to report.
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Neid River
High Command
Taft Says Presidency Largely Decorative In Ohio Society
Senator Taft of Ohio declared the office of president is largely decorative but spoke while noting his election as president of the Ohio State Society. He made the remark in Washington during the society’s recent event and clarified the context of his comment.
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God
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Ohio State Society
Week Day Religious Education In Virginia
In Virginia week day church schools are run by local Councils or Committees on Religious Education. These councils include ministers and lay representatives elected by each church. They organize, coordinate cooperation with public schools, and report activities to their member churches.
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Virginia
United States
Council of Religious Education
Council of Religious Educatures
Billie Burke Becomes Grandmother in Hollywood News
Hollywood reports Billie Burke has a new grandchild as daughter Patricia welcomed a seven pound daughter yesterday. Patricia is married to William Robert Stephenson, son of the late Flo Ziegfeld. In Woodstock a 27 ton boulder blocked U S 11 during blasting, interrupting traffic on the Shenandoah Valley route.
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Hollywood
Billie Burke
Flattery Coenie
Patricia
Flo Ziegfeld
William Robert Stephenson
New York
Woodstock
U. S. 11
Here
Shenandoah Valley
Two bicycles recovered by police after theft reports
Police recovered two bicycles recently after theft reports. One belonged to Mrs. George Frye of 214 Kent Street and was taken from in front of the Palace Theatre. The other bicycle, valued at $25, was reported stolen by Danko of 1317 South Loudoun Street.
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Kent Street
Danko
Loudoun Street
Palace Theatre
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