Winchester Park Association Charts Open Season and New By Laws
Winchester Park Association adopts a new by law set and plans to start the 1933 baseball season on April 22 with Byrd as initial pitcher. The group hopes to field strong teams from Washington to Virginia and schedule more than 60 games while arranging player remuneration and a playground/ pool project.
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Winchester Park Association
Byrd
Hee March Neseums
Park
City Hall
S. R. Hawvermale
Washington
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Fred W. Ferney
Ryland Conner
H. Russell Potts
Park Association
Potts
W. A. Baker
Hugh Clark
John Shine
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Conner
B.F. Arthur, Jr
R. T. Jones
L. E. Armel
Association
Winchester
Poultry Wanted for Cash by J. 8S Haldeman
Advertises seeking poultry at the highest cash price offered by J. 8S Haldeman. Repeats the notice with the same details.
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Haldeman
Beer Bill Nears Passage In House With White House Backing
Washington March 14 congressional action to legalize and tax beer before the weekend was predicted tonight by Democrats Speaker Rainey said the beer bill would pass the House before adjournment and White House approval was indicated Senate Judiciary Chairman Ashurst said he would hear arguments on the 3.2 per cent measure and considered it permissible under the constitution if debated and approved.
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Associated Press
Saber
Ves Beeren
Senate
White House
Cullen
New York
Lye
Washington
Rainey
House
Roosevelt
Ways and Means Committee
Ashurst
Senate Judiciary Committee
Francis Asbury Union To Meet At Braddock Street Church
The Francis Asbury Young People’s Union holds its regular meeting at Braddock Street Methodist Church on Thursday evening March 16 at eight. The worship hour uses the theme Deepening the Spiritual Life Through the Study of the Scriptures led by John Hawse. Participants include Pauline Peer Eunice Hammond Reba Riley Helen Baker Ray Gatewood and Godfrey Prelip. After worship Page Louderback will lead the business meeting and the group will move to the Sunday School house for a recreational program led by Hortense White.
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Francis Asbury Young People’s Union
Braddock Street Methodist Church
John Hawse
Young People’s Department
Pauline Peer
Eunice Hammond
Reba Riley
Helen Baker
Ray Gatewiod
Godfrey Prelip
Louderback
Hortense White
Boy Scout Cage Tourney Postponed to Next Week
The Boy Scout basketball tournament is postponed one week. The final game between Troops 2 and 6 will be played next Monday at 7 30 p m in Handley gym. Earlier games among Troops 1 23 and 6 have been well played and enjoyed by spectators.
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Handley Gym
Levy for 1955 Budgets Set by Frederick County Board
Frederick County Supervisors tentatively adopt the 1933 tax levy plan with shifts in district rates and a 5 cent school debt levy. The plan replaces the 15 cent county road debt levy with district road levies, while the general levy rises to 35 cents and the general and district school levies are adjusted. The School Board and Supervisors meet to discuss funding for the school system.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Shawnee
Stonewall
Gainesboro
Back Creek
Frederick County School Board
State Road Commission
Frederick County
Money Making Trees for Spring Planting
Blood Red Staymans, Richared Delicious, York Imperial, Rome Beauty, Staymans Winesap and many varieties. Includes peaches, pears, plums, cherries, 10,000,000 strawberry plants and grape vines. Catalogs available from Lee O. Dick, Clearbrook, Va., or Bountiful Ridge Nurseries manager George W. Kemp, Princess Anne, Md. Special new low prices.
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Staymans
York Imperial
Rome
Staymans Winesap
Virginia
Ohio
Northwestern
Grimes
America
Lee O. Dick
Clearbrook
Bountiful Ridge Nurseries
George W. Kemp
Princess Anne, Md
Banks and Their Patrons Editorial
The piece commends public patience during bank panics and praises Roosevelt’s banking reforms. It explains that opening banks will be gradual, with Clearing House Associations aiding prompt replay of normal services. It urges Depositors to seek guidance from local bank officers for resumption timelines and emphasizes renewed confidence in government financial policy.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Pirth
Federal Reserve District
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Norfolk
Virginia
Star
Theatre Fire Kills 41. 70 Injured in Mexico Panic
In Ahualulco near Guadalajara a Hidalgo Theatre fire followed a short circuited high tension wire during a film. Audience panicked rushing for exits. 20 were trampled and 20 electrocuted as the wire fell onto a gallery hand rail.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Ahualulco
Hidalgo Theatre
Capital Banker Is Found Slain
Robert S. Stunz, 45, vice president of Park Savings Bank, was found dead from a gunshot in his home cellar. Police report indicates suicide. Park Savings Bank had not received a license to reopen today.
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Washington
Robert S. Stunz
Park Savings Bank
Three Nazis Seized After Assaulting Jewish Merchant
Three Nazi men who forced entry into a Cologne Jewish merchant's home and tried to seize a strong box were captured by fellow Nazis and handed to police. The leaders stripped the men of their brown shirt insignia and expelled them from the party.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Cologne
Dr. W. D. Smith To Speak At Lenten Service
The Rev Dr W D Smith, former rector of Christ Episcopal Church, will speak at Lenten noon services tomorrow at 12 30 in the church. The brief service lasts until 12 55 with all welcome.
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W. D. Smith
Christ Episcopal Church
Government seeks power to declare global arms embargo
Washington on March 14 reports the American government informing Great Britain it will push legislation allowing the President to declare an arms embargo against any nation in the world.
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Washington
Great Britain
Flashes of Life and Oddities Across the Nation
A Chicago reader reports a high quarterly income tax payment of 1020000 dollars with total 1932 tax of 408000. Chicago pastors note stronger offerings despite a bank holiday. A Ripon Wis discovery reveals a signed J Q Adams check from 1835 for 131 dollars taxes to Washington. A Warsaw Poland piece notes Stefania Kwasna in Milwaukee sending greeting notes via overshoes. Atkinson Wis features Ernest Hansen, world chicken picking champion, demo at the Century of Progress. Chicago Dill Pickle club faces eviction after sixteen years as a nightlife venue.
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Chicago
Ripon
Wis
J. Q. Adams
Elizabeth B. Bintliff
Washington
Warsaw
Poland
Milwaukee
U.S. A
Stefania Kwasna
Kurjer Austrowany
Cracow
Stefania
Atkinson
Ernest Hansen
Hansen
Odd Fellows Meet in Virginia May Twenty One to Twenty Four
Virginia Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah plan the annual Grand Lodge session in Winchester with about 1000 members and visitors. Highlights include trips for Lynchburg Orphans Home children to Shenandoah Caverns and a Remount Station visit, plus orchestral entertainment and a special sermon by Dr F T McFaden.
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Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Daughters of Rebekah Tee
Grand Lodgeirginia
Ga G
Odd Fellows’ Order
Virginia
Winchester
Orphans’ Home
Lynchburg
Orphans’ Home Orchestra
Shenandoah Caverns
Mount Jackson
Hunter B. Chapman
The
Caverns Corporation
Shenandoah Valley
Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs
Madison Lodge
No. 6
Bentonville
Front Royal
Eeone
Berryville
Winrr
United States
Remount Staion
Grand
Rebekah
Grand Lodge
Robert L. Jones
F. T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
Hotel Jack
Rebekah Assembly
Patriarchs Militant
Department’ Council
George Washington Hotel
McFaden
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Grand End
Special Services Begin This Week At Stephens City
Stephens City United Brethren Church starts a week of cottage prayer meetings leading to evangelistic services Sunday night. Meetings run 7 45 to 8 45 with gospel music and stereoptical slide illustrations. hosts include Luther Wise Anna Boone Kate Rudolph C W Hiser and John Hearley with Rev H E Richardson as pastor.
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Stephens City
United Brethren Church Preparatory
Luther Wise
Anna. Boone
Kate Rudolph
C. W Hiser
John Hearley
H. E. Richardson
Federal income tax returns prepared by J H Seal Jr
J H Seal Jr offers prepared federal income tax returns at 126 West Cork Street. Phone 189 W. Reasonable rates.
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J. H. Seal, JR
West Cork St
Police Warn of Trespassing on Railroad Land
Winchester police warn the public to avoid trespassing on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yards especially near coal cars, with prosecution possible. Police Court docket centers on coal theft charges and multiple defendants facing fines for disorderly conduct and related offenses.
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C. W. Hollis
Baltimore and Ohio
Winchester
Donald L. Weems
Loring Morris
Emmett Whitlock
John Silvious
Silvious
Morris
Whitlock
Funk
Cline
Bowers
Ellis Shifflett
Philpot Street
Douglas Strange
George Long
Wesley Burke
Elliott Bundy
Alice Lovett
Grace Falk
McVicar Speaker at Lions Luncheon in Winchester
Charles P. McVicar commissioner of revenue for Winchester spoke at the Lions Club noon luncheon in the George Washington Hotel on federal state and local taxation. Lions Eckard and Schenck led the program and Lions approved a Legion post action on veterans compensation. The group received a vocational questionnaire on schooling for their positions.
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Charles P. McVicar
Revenue
Winchester
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
McVicar
Lions
Atorney W. Erle Edwards
Thomas Baldridge
Capitol
Colonial Theatres
L. D. Kline
Charles Shewbridge
Lion Earl Morris
Cumberland
The
Frank S. Endicott
Eveleth Junior College
Eveleth, Minn
Red Cross Appeals for $500,000 Aid After California Earthquake
The American Red Cross appealed for 500000 in contributions to aid small homeowners and others without resources who suffered in the California earthquake.
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Washington
American Red Cross
California
Seed Oats and Potatoes Winchester Seed Co
Seed oats and potatoes are highlighted in a brief Winchester Seed Co notice. Local buyers are urged to inspect offerings and inquire about pricing and availability at the company’s sales location.
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Winchester Seed CO
Resume Normal Business In Various Parts Of Nation
Secretary of Treasury says people have responded magnificently to Roosevelt appeal. Conservator authorities plan to reopen areas soon. officials stress the move is prudent and not unsafe. The overall tone emphasizes a cautious return to normal business across regions.
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Secretary of Treasury
Roosevelt
Tomors Row
Reopening of 1,000 Banks Across the United States
The Associated Press reports that about 1,000 banks resumed operations after closures. Many banks operated with restrictions pending state and federal approvals. District tallies show varied reopening levels, with New York 72 members and 9 non members among totals, and San Francisco not reported.
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Associated Press
Lacebenlne Eatitions United
Sale Tell Bers
Reserve
Mem
Federal Reserve
San Pranciecoo
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Banks Reopenings Erode Fear as Deposits Surpass Withdrawals
Secretary Woodin said deposits in recently reopening cities generally exceed withdrawals and the era of fear has passed. Reports to the Federal Reserve Board show progress toward opening hundreds of banks nationwide while the Senate banking committee backs a Robinson bill allowing state banks to borrow from the Fed with caveats.
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Associated Press
Washington
Woodin
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve
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