Banks Reopen in Virginia After Soundness Checks
Richmond March 14 The Virginia State Corporation and Federal Reserve announce banks cleared to resume normal business on March 15. Lists include First National Bank Alta Vista and many others across towns such as Ashland Bedford Harrisonburg Leesburg Charlottesville Fredericksburg Winchester Staunton Norfolk and more.
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Virginia
Richmond
Virginia State Corporation
Alberta
Alberta Farmers , and
Merchants Bank
Lawrenceville
Citizens Bank of Virgilina
Bank of la Crosse
Planters Bank & Trust Company
Farmville
South Boston Bank & Trust Co
Citizens Bank of
South Hill
Merchants & Farmers Bank of
Citizens Bank of Carroll
Hillsville
Farmers Bank
Cumberland Bank & Trust Company
Haysi
Floyd County Bank
Floyd
Peoples Bank
Lee Bank and Trust Co
Pennington Gap
Patrick County Bank
Stuart
Bank of Marion
Marion
Bank of Graham
Bluefield
Farmers Exchange Bank
Abingdon
Bank of Buchanan
Buchanan
Piedmont Trust Company
Martinsville
Bank of Shawsville
Shawsville
Bank of Christiansburg
Ore Bank
Bank of Occoquan
Occoquan
Bank of Greene
Stanardsville
Bank of Amherst
Bank of King George
Alexandria Trust and Mortgage Corp
Falls Church Bank
Falls Church
Union Bank and Trust Co
Bowling Green
Bank of Millboro
Millboro
Bank of
Fix Hill
Fox Hill
Max Meadows
Bank of Speedwell
Speedwell
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Rich Creek
Sylvanus Bank
Sylvanus
Elk Creek
Nickelsville
Pulaski Trust Company
Pulaski
Bank of Dublin
Dublin
Bank of Fieldale
Fieldale
Bank of Ridgeway
Ridgeway
Peoples Bank of Ewing
Ewing
Bank of Fincastle
Fincastle
Bristol Savings and Loan Corp
Bristol
Peoples Bank Bank
Rustbury
the . of
Mathews
Farmers As Bank
Bank of Northumberland
Heathsville
Bank of Northampton
Nassawad Farmers
To Bank
Cape Charles
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Clarksville
Ee Banking Company
New Church
Bank of Chincoteague, Inc
Chincoteague
Farmers Bank of
Mechanicsburg
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Boone Mill
Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Craig County
New Castle
Planters Bank of
Bridgewater
Bank of Raphine
Raphine
Planters Bank of Staunton
Brownsburg
Big Island
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
Alta Vista
Hanover National Bank
Ashland
Citizens National Bank
Bedford Peoples National Bank
Bedford
Broadway
National Bank of
Seer “National Bank
National Bank
Fredericksburg
Planters National Bank
Freder
Appalachia
Big Stone Po
Dominion National Bank
Buchanan National Bank
Strasburg
Massanutten National Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Winch- Shenandoah Valley
Mistress Spring Crashes the Gate With Two Storms
The first thunder storm of the season arrived around 11 p.m. with a heavy rain, followed by a second storm at 1 a.m. from the northwest. Experts say the rain was lighter than feared, with official precipitation at twenty hundredths of an inch. Snakes are said to awaken as St Patrick’s Day approaches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Bridegroom Held on Perjury Charge in Maryland
James Oliver Burroughs of Gaithersburg Md is held on $500 bail for perjury after falsely stating bride Mary E Whipp was 18 at marriage license time. Father Bryan V Whipp confirmed she was 13. Burroughs provided bond to secure trial.
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Westminister
James Oliver Burroughs
Gaithersburg
Bryan V. Whipp
George E. Benson
Mary E. Whipp
Burroughs
Personal and Social Mention from Millwood
Esten Sercuice or Ni Katherine. Miss Cary Harrison, who spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stronach Jr. of Douglaston, L. L., returned with them to her home in Menesday, and Mrs. Kennedy Edsall hosted. The community notes various visits, lectures, and gatherings among Garden Club members, local families, and guests at estates like Rose Hill, Scabby, and The Moorings.
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Katherine
Miss Kennedy
Cary Harrison
Alexander Stronach, Jr
Douglastown
L. L
Mennesday
Kennedy Edsall
Charlottesville
Blue Ridge Club
Garden Club of
Virginia
George Austin
Butler
Louis Chauvenet
Estouteville
George Randolph
William Massie
Rose Hill
Kenneth N. Gilpin
T.n
Lawrence Tyson
Gilpin
N. Burwell Jones
N. B. Page
Chevy Chase
Nathaniel B. Page, Jr
Roland G. Mitchell
Agnes Page Mitchell
Holton Arms
the Glen
Elizabeth Jones
Charles A. Jones
Mary Carter Randolph
Andjamin Randolph
Alice Murphy
Milwaukee
Victoria Jenkins
Georgia
Benjamin Harrison
T. N. Jones
Charles Lee Burwell
J. Townsend Burwell
Charles Consolvo
William Bell Watkins
Annefield
Thomas Alexander Scott
Washington
John Young
Weston, Conn
Ellen Wheeler
Fairfield
Conn
William T. Kerfoot
Bethel
George Kerfoot
Red Gate
T. Alexander MacKay-Smith
Farnley
MacKay Smith
Stuart Rose
Edward G. Butler
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
George H. Burwell
Mt. Airy
New York
Plater
B. Duval Chambers
Orient
Richmond
Chambers
Diocesan Missionary Society
H. St. George Tucker
William B. Watkins
Budget Director Douglas Wordplay Noted in Post Caption
A Washington Post caption humorously notes the executive requirement for Budget Director Douglas, suggesting his strength lies not in tenderness but in knowing a to how. The item reflects a witty EVP of the era and mirrors newsroom whimsy about political appointments.
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Douglas
Washington Post
Mrs Hamilton Dies at 79 in Winchester
Mrs Sarah C Hamilton widow of the late Dr Hamilton died at her James Street home at 7 40 this morning after months of illness. She was 79, a native of Virginia and longtime Winchester resident with many friends. Surviving are three brothers J W Affleck J E Affleck and oe B Affleck, all of Winchester. Funeral Friday at 10 from her James Street residence with Rev Luther A Thomas of Grace Lutheran Church officiating. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include Garnett E Affleck Fred M Affleck Holmes Lewis Harvey Kercheval Edward Campbell Nathan G Hottle.
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Sarah C. Hamilton
Dr. Hamilton
James Street
When And How To Read The Bible Sermon Series
The Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal South church invites a 7:30 p.m. gathering led by Rev E A Lambert to discuss reading the Bible in practical terms. The program adds a new subject Why Read The Scriptures with eight five participants last week and quotes from Moody Coleridge and Bishop Manning on biblical inspiration and modern scholarship.
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E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopy
South
Lambert
Paul
Rome
Timothy
God
Dwight L. Moody
Coleridge
William T. Manning
Mrs Mary Edwards Dies After Illness in Winchester Home
Mrs Mary Edwards died at 7 10 this morning at 31 East Gerrard Street following weeks of illness due to complications. She was 66, born April 1 1866 in Cumberland County Pennsylvania, wife of James A P Edwards. Survived by three daughters Ethel Flenner Goldie Sheets Myrtle MacNeal, two sons Moody and Lanky, one sister and four brothers. Funeral 2 30 this afternoon from her home with Rev George W Stover officiating and interment at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Six nephews to be pallbearers.
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Mary E. Edwards
James A. P. Edwards
East Gerrard Street
Cumberland County
Joseph Carr
Edwards
Winchester
Ethel V. Flenner
Goldie P. Sheets
Myrtle I. MacNeal
Texas
Moody Edwards
Mexico
Lanky Edwards
New York City
Alice Clark
Josiah Darr
Clarence
Darr
James N. Darr
Enesee Darr
Aarting
George W. Stover
Winchester United Brethren Church
Mt. Hebron
Sandpaper Voices and Singing Lessons for Turkish Muezzins
The government orders muezzins in Turkey to take singing lessons to soften harsh voices for the call to prayer from modern minarets. The text notes Europe’s 1350 population around 100 million, with a 10 percent increase over 850 years marked by the Inquisition.
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Turkey
Calla
Europe
What’s What at a Glance By Charles P Stewart
A compact critique of the banking crisis era highlighting Congressman Louis T. McFadden’s warnings, Wall Street figures like Charles E. Mitchell, and the political tension surrounding banking policy. It notes Shoemaker’s prison past, Rooseveltv era currency views, and Ayres’ analysis of funds flowing from interior banks to New York amid turmoil.
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Canton
McFadden
National City Bank of New York
Charles E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Wall Street
Capitol
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
New York
N. Y
National
Francis H. Shoemaker
Minnesota
Leavenworth
Shoemaker
Bome
Farmer-Laborite
Leonard P. Ayres
Club talk on current events turns to bridge trouble
A Kansas club organized to discuss current events is all balled up because three members can't play bridge. The San Diego Union notes financiers favor restoring confidence but fear lending if confidence rises too far.
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San Diego Union
Kansas
San Francisco Chronicle
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St. Paul National Bank
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Stanley
Augusta National Bank
Staunton
National Valley Bank
Oo Bank of Suffolk
Suff
First National
Cumberland
Cumberlni
Easton National Bann
Barton
Catonsville National Bank
Catonsville
National Bank of Cambridge
Cambridge
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick
Nicodemus National Bank
Hagerstown
Mount Savage
Oakland
National Bank of Rising Sun
Rising Sun
Salisbury National Bank
Salisbury
Sandy Springs
First National Bank of Southern
Mistress Spring
Millwood
Mary Edwards
Charles P. Stewart
Jashington
D. G
America
Louis T. McFadden
Trend
Leslie Eichel
Central Press
Stag
Roosevelt
William H. Woodin
the Treasury
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Goodyear
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