Warren County Supervisors Discuss Budget and Actions
Warren County Board of Supervisors discussed the new year budget and adopted parts, including a proposed county agent raise to 800 dollars, and approved 600 dollars for a county nurse for the 1935 fiscal year. They authorized 30,000 dollars in school bonds for an eight room addition in Riveron and approved other county accounts. The vote on nurse pay and agent raise depended on absent tie breaking senator Aubrey G. Weaver.
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Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
John B. Earle
G. W. Duncan
Lawrence Swan
H. L. Mathews
Aubrey G. Weaver
Begi
Earle
Swan
Duncan
Mathews
Hotel Royal
State Forest Service
U. S
Charles H. Updike
A. L. Warthen
Warren County
Warren County School
Richmond Corporation of Richmond
Eleena Ood
Riveron
Boxing Programs To Open Tonight at Murphy Theatre
FRONT ROYAL March 14 The first in a series of boxing programs between C. c. Cc Camps opens at 9 30 tonight in the Murphy Theatre Six bouts feature Harmony Hollow C C Camp versus Sperryville C C Camp Harmony Hollow meets Camp Roosevelt on March 25
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Front Royal
C. c. Cc
Murphy Theatre
Harmony Hollow
Sperryville
Roosevelt
Conference on Corn and Hog Plans
W C Shackelford district agent Henry Taylor state statistician George Herring animal husbandman formed the board of review on the corn hog work and met with the Warren county corn hog association committees to explain the 1935 program in the county agents office yesterday.
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Front Royal
W. C. Shackelford
Henry Taylor
George Herring
Board of Review
Warren Coty Corn-Hog Association
Winchester Man Fined For Misuse Of Tags
Edward D. Startsman of Winchester was fined five dollars and costs for operating a car with Maryland dealer tags. Trial Justice Walter G. Olmstead ordered the tags confiscated. Front Royal March 14. Bishop James Cannon Jr. of Washington D C will be guest speaker at Front Royal Methodist Church next Sunday at 7 30 p m.
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Front Royal
Edward D. Startsman
Winchester
Maryland
Walter G. Olmstead
James Cannon, Jr
Washington, D. C
Pacific Area
The
Methodist Church, South
Front Royal Methodist Church
Locals Defeat Winchester in Narrow Bowling Win
The Front Royal Independents defeated Funk's team from Winchester by 19 pins on local alleys last evening. The Independents totaled 2638 pins to Winchester's 2619. The Independents travel to Winchester next Wednesday evening for a return meet.
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Winchester
Front Royal
Front Royal Independents
Funk
Punk
Children’s Lenten Service At Christ Episcopal Church
A Lenten service for children will be held tomorrow afternoon at 5 o clock in Christ Episcopal Church.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Social and Personal News of Front Royal and Warren County
Front Royal and Warren County items report visitors residents and local happenings. Names include Jack Neate Charles McClure Joseph Baker families Mortimer Martin Wallace Grubbs John Hedrick and many others with visits to Washington New York Strasburg Mount Clinton and South Riverton.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Charles Pence
Mount Clinton, Va
Paul Frye
South Riverton
Court Decisions on NRA and AAA Stir Capital
Washington reports fresh signs of policy shifts as federal courts challenge NRA and AAA authority over intrastate milk and other products. Justice Department lawyers anticipate tests of the lumber code in the Supreme Court after recent rulings limit federal regulation.
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NRA
AAA
Washington
Supreme Court
Postal crackdown expands list of foreign lottery defendants
Washington March 14 The Post Office Department under Postmaster General Farley barred 300 people accused of participating in foreign lottery schemes from using the mails. A new fraud order targets addresses in Canada Cuba Irish Free State Italy Bermuda and Luxembourg as the blacklist grows to about 2500. Officials say many operations are fake and most sales occur in Boston and New York with tickets often smuggled into the country.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Farley
Canada
Cuba
Irish Free State
Italy
Bermuda
Luxembourg
Postal Inspection Service
Boston
New York
Legion Leaders Back Senate Munitions Probe for Peace
American Legion support backed the Senate munitions committee campaign to curb excess war profits. James A. Drain, former national commander, urged the panel that the Legion seeks peace and opposes war unless unavoidable. He framed universal draft as equal obligation and opportunity for all in national conflict.
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Washington
American Legion
Senate Munitions Committee
James A. Drain
The
Legion
Morro Castle Moves Toward Brooklyn Dock After Fire
The fire-destroyed Morro Castle, a Ward liner, is towed from Asbury Park to Gravesend Bay and then to a Brooklyn drydock. Salvage crews dragged the hull through sand toward open water amid a lingering stench from rotting remains.
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New York
Morro Castle
Asbury Park
Jersey
Sandy Hook
Gravesend Bay
N. J
Ward Line
Ocean Palace
Merritt
Chapman Scott Corporation
Brooklyn
Handley Athletic Night Draws Largest Crowd Yet
A packed Handley gym witnessed 10 wrestling bouts and various feats as students led by Edwin Lillis, Charles Johnson, the Lillis brothers, and others performed on parallel bars and high bar. Two feature matches included a brothers bout with Jack Lillis defeating Jean Lilis and Charles Sears defeating Charles Lillis Handley in the 135 pound class. Results list several fall finishes and a draw in the 145 lb class.
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Handley
Handley Band
Edwin Lillis
Charles Johnson
Charles and
Miff Clowe
Joseph Thrift
Grant Haines
Charles Gibbons
Joe Hershberger
Jack Haines
Quentin Flickinger
Jean Lilis
Jack Lillis
Plucky
Husky
Jack
Charles Sears
Charles Lillis
Melvin Estes
Franklin Cone
Richard Sutton
James Taylor
Lawrence Fauver
Luther Patton
Raymond Campbell
Joe Zuckerman
Fairfax
Jonas Chamberlin
Halford Baker
Alvin Tavenner
Pat Barr
W. R. Legge
J. B. Redmond
Skull and Teeth Confirms Grace Budd Child Identification
In White Plains New York the state sought the electric chair for Albert H Fish by matching a skull and teeth to Grace Budd. Dentist Dr Harry Strasser testified the bones fit her dental chart. The case included a reenactment of the murder and Fish’s confession.
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White Plains
N. Y
Albert H. Fish
Grace Budd
Irvington
Harry Strasser
New York City
Fish
John Stein
Missing Persons Bureau
Old Wisteria
Stein
Thomas F. Murphy
Eye color study of newborns at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Examination of almost 500 newborns reveals non blue iris colors. Brown eyes appear in 79.5 percent of white infants and 99.3 percent of Black infants, while only 28 babies had blue eyes.
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Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Bukets bladder relief tablets advertisement
An advertisement promotes Bukets tablets with juniper and buchu leaves to flush acids and waste from the bladder. It claims to reduce irritation and frequent waking, with a four day trial and 25 cent price, offered by Baker's Drug Store.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Kiwanians To Entertain At Ladies Night
Kiwanis Club hears from Harry Converse on expanding recreation centers and leisure time. A Ladies Night is planned for March 27 at 7 in the George Washington Hotel with George O Connor as speaker and Matt Horn at the piano.
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Harry A. Converse
Kiwanis Club
Converse
Capitol District
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanians
George O’connor
Washington
O’connor
Matt Horn
E. B. Cooper
Arthur Robinson
John Glover
J. C. Oakes
Irwin O. Wolf
Hagerstown
Homer G. Filley
Waterbury
Conn
Social Security Bill Faces Cabinet Clash Over Structure
Washington March 14 The dispute between Secretary Perkins and the Ways and Means Committee over social security machinery remains unsettled. Perkins wants the social insurance board under the Labor Department. the committee votes for independence. The panel also raised the employer tax base from four to ten workers, despite Perkins objections.
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Washington
Perkins
House
Miss Perkins
Roosevelt
Social Insurance Board
Department of Labor
House Sanction Sought for Utilities Probe
The Federal Trade Commission probe into utilities propaganda awaits House approval. Senator Norris asked the Senate to issue orders. Representative Snell accuses the President of propaganda. Willkie testifies against the Wheeler Rayburn Holding Company bill aiming to abolish unfit gas and electric holding companies within five years.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Norris
R.neb
Snell
R.-M
Wheeler-Rayburn Holding Company
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Willkie
Wendell Willkie
New York
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
Alabama Power Company
Wheeler-Rayburn
Danger of Major Flood Believed Past On River
Memphis report notes flood fears easing as Mississippi tributaries released excess water toward the gulf. Army engineers anticipate the cut off system will speed flood waters through main channels. Hardest hit areas include Southeastern Missouri and southern Illinois with new threats in Arkansas. Floods drive evacuations and strain supplies for thousands across multiple towns.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississppi River
Gulf
Great Mississippi Basin
Missouri
Ilinois
Arkansas
Newport
Ark
Jackson Port
White River
Market In Stocks Jumps, Then Slips After Midday Trading
The market drifted forward uncertainly before midday gains faded as rails mail orders and several industrials rose fractionally. Bonds improved except utilities and commodities held steady. 2 p m prices list Allied Chemical 130, American Can 113 1 4, Bethlehem Steel 23 1 4, General Electric 21, U S Steel 28 1 8, Union Pacific 85 1 2.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns’ Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Markets Report March 14
Livestock prices steady to mixed with cattle active and hogs slow. cows and heifers firm, bulls and calves varied. In hogs, all classes traded about 15 cents lower with truck hogs 9.40 to 9.70 and packing sows 7.75 to 8.60. sheep and lambs generally steady with lambs 8.50 to 9.50 and ewes 3.50 to 4.00. Philadelphia poultry butter eggs unchanged per U. S. Dept. Agr.
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Baltimore
Philadllphia
Philadelphia
U. S
Grain futures and cash quotations Chicago March 14
Closing prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley futures listed for May July September contracts with May prices near 92 to 65 for grains and 12.55 to 12.60 for lard. Prices show typical monthly spread movements and reflect market values in Chicago.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn prices from Chicago to Richmond markets
Market brief lists cash wheat and corn bids across several cities. No. 10 red wheat 95 1 4 to 1 2, No. 2 mixed 97 1 4, corn No. 3 yellow 83 3 4 to 84, No. 3 white 89. Baltimore No. 2 red winter 94 1 4 March 94. Winchester Wheat 92 cents, White corn 95 cents, Yellow corn 90 cents per bushel with mill deliveries cited. Quotations from Richmond 2 red winter $1, Lynchburg $1.05, Harrisonburg 94 cents.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Richmond
Lynchburg
Harrisonburg
Apple Festival Grand Rally Promises New Entries
The festival parade director mails invitations to many organizations to enter this year’s event. D. J. Howard and Ansell Solsberger lead a division focusing on social patriotic and civic elements. Possibility of a Scout Division is under review with Shenandoah Area Council. New outsiders show keen interest as mass meeting to review plans is set for tomorrow.
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D. J. Howard
Ansell Sol
Sberger
Shenandoah Area
Rally Asks Community To Shape Pageant Direction
The article calls for broad参加 participation in a large rally inviting community members to help determine the future course of the pageant and its leadership.
Deaths Curtain Falls on de Lawd of Famous Play
Richard B. Harrison, famed for The Green Pastures, dies after a career highlighted by a Spingarn Medal and a Broadway breakthrough. He joined Harlem's church production, later earning national recognition as a leading interpreter of negro stories in a groundbreaking drama.
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DE Lawd
Harrison
Chairles Winter Wood
Charlie
de Land
Marc Conly
Roark Bradford
Connelly
Harlem
New York
Pingain
Anntre Ally
New York Times
Spingarn
Richard B. Harrison
New Value Dodge Delivers Big Car Luxury At Low Cost
Clifton dentist Dr. Donald L. Davison says the 1935 Dodge combines big car luxury and performance with superior fuel and oil economy. Owners report gas and oil savings exceed those of lower priced cars. New Value Dodge priced from $645 fob Detroit with flexible time payments through Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit Pied.
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Donald L. Davison
Clifton, N. J
DODGE
Detroit
Chrysler Motors
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Mark Mills
Success
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H. W.shannon
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Strasburg
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