Holding Companies in Utilities Face Death Sentence Debate
The article notes SEC pressure on utility holding companies to file plans amid potential losses and defense impacts. It argues the death sentence could force asset sales, hurt common stock values, and raise costs for customers while sparking job creation from new investments.
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Roger W. Babson
Publishers Financial Bureau
Winter Park
Fla
Utility
Arizona
Montana
Florida
Ohio
America
Manag SS
Special Baptist Church Services Coming Week
The First Baptist Church hosts annual pre Eastern services from tomorrow night through Friday night the twenty second. Evening sermons begin at 7 45 with 7 50 on Sunday, Rev E T Clark delivering messages each evening. Miss Lillian Oakes leads the choir, Jesse Van Camp provides congregational singing and solos, and a young people service runs 4 00 to 4 45 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Lillian Oakes
Jesse van Camp
Miles’ Music Store
British and Nazi Air Forces Exchange Raids
London reports in the last 24 hours British and German air forces exchanged raids. The air ministry said Britain conducted an extensive night flight over Poland with bomber command and clashed with a German bomber off the coast, with a running fight where enemy aircraft escaped into the clouds.
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London
Air Ministry
Poland
Ministry
Bomber Command
Coastal Command
Home Agent Program Schedule For Kernstown And Area
The Kernstown 4-H Club meets Monday at Kernstown school for a business and demonstration. Tuesday the Middletown Home Demonstration Club gathers at 2 p m in the home economics department to showcase an attractive home kitchen. Wednesday the Stephens City group meets at 2 p m at Mrs Cara Grove's home for another home kitchen demonstration. Thursday is Field day. Friday the Armel 4-H Club convenes at 1 p m in Armel school to discuss home grown fruits. At 7 30 p m Whitacre 4 H Club reorganizes at Hilda Whitacre's home. Saturday is Office and market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown 4-H Club
Kernstown
Middletown Home Demonstration Club
Stephens City Home Demonstration Club
Cara Grove
Armel 4-H Club
Armel School
Whitacre 4-H
Hilda Whitacre
Saviour Church Palm Sunday Rites
The morning service at the Church of Our Saviour will feature palm and fern decorations. After the service palms will be distributed to attendees. Ward DuVall of Wash and New York will sing with Herman Hill Jr. of Washington accompanying, performing The Palms by Layre.
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Church of Our Saviour
Ward DuVall
Wash
New York
Herman Hill, Jr
Washington
DuVall
Layre
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Daily Balance Rise
Treasury status shows March 16 receipts totaling $34,624,247.83 and expenditures of $23,176,795.93. Net balance increased by $1,914,335.99 compared with the previous day.
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the Treasury
Local Notes and Updates From Gravel Springs Community
Mrs. Elijah Pifer visited her ill aunt Mrs. Lillie Anderson in Leesburg. Gravel Springs Home Demonstration Club met March 12 and plans a April 18 kitchen demonstration. Church memorial windows planned by Gravel Springs Ladies Aid Society. Several local residents noted illnesses and visits. one man recovering from a circular saw injury in Needmore West Virginia.
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Star Tannery
Elijah Pifer
Lillie Anderson
Leesburg
Anderson
Gravel Springs Home Demonstration Club
Daisy Orndoff
Annie Lovett
Miss Blair
Gravel Springs
Frank Funkhouser
John Maphis
Jackie
Jean
Charles Cook
Bethel
Elsie
Kathleen Cook
William Feller
Tom Whittington
Gladys Utterback
Lois Heishman
Ethel Heishman
Oneida Pont
Bloom Items from Bloom Virginia and surroundings
Mrs. Thomas S. Cooper returned from Winchester with her brother and sister in law Warren and Mildred Himelright after a visit with Mrs. Gettys. Mildred Gettys and Chester Gettys of Harrisburg spent the weekend with their parents. Harold Gettys went back to Pitt for a post graduate course. Gilbert Lineweaver and family of Zepp visited the Crosser family. 4 H Club debate at Friendly Grove drew a good crowd. Crosser couple bought 530 chicks December 5 from Solenberger. seventeen died, balance kept for frying, 1000 more chicks due March 19. John R. Cooper of O Sullivan Rubber Company spent a night at home.
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Bloom
Thomas S. Cooper
Winchester
Warren Himelright
O. S. Gettys
Mildred Gettys
Chester
Harrisburg
Harold Gettys
Pitt University
John R. Cooper
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Grimes Gleanings March 16 Arthur Orndorff in Winchester meeting
Arthur Orndorff and other district citizens attended a joint meeting in Winchester last Monday about district schools. Peter Nicholson moved from Anderson home to near Rappahannock. Harry Barr spent weeks in Richwood West Virginia on business. Henry Newlin, brother of Mrs. Timothy Good, died last week and was a former local resident. Harriet Brown of Cedar Hill is ill after a long life of southern dinners and wedding cakes. Farmers begin spring work despite two months of weather delays, with husking corn and fodder hauling still underway.
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Harriet Brown
Cedar Hill
White Hall Notes Highlights Local Socials and Meeting
White Hall Virginia notes list visits by Rev Wilmer Reed of Romney and families from Winchester North Mountain and Strasburg Martinsburg. Mr David Ruffner underwent appendectomy at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The Mite Society met at Mrs Edgar Smoke’s home with many attendees and refreshments.
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White Hall
Wilmer Reed
Romney
W. Va
Henkel Lamp
Douglas
Winchester
C. W. Lamp
Wilson Puffinberger
North Mountain
Carter Luttrell
T. C. Barrow
Strasburg
Chester Smith
Bunker Hill
Roy Bageant
David Ruffner
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mite Society
Edgar Smoke
Albert Dusing
Ben Hubbard
Arthur Orndoff
Chares Hen Sel
Ida Shepard
Sue Brown
Alvin Dick
John Reese
Albert Anderson
Walter Anderson
John Adams
Frank Strother
Robert Jones, Jr
John Lodge
Bruce Lodge
Fawcett Gap Notes Local Weekend Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs Bernard Bly of Hagerstown Md spent the weekend with Mrs Bly's parents Mr and Mrs John Lowe and Mr and Mrs William Bly and daughter Mary Lou plus Mr J C Burkhart of Relief Vergie Burkhart. Mrs Ursula Bly moved to Boyd place on the Middle Road. Mrs Bobbie Fawcett has returned home from Memorial Hospital improving. Farmers plowed in warm weather while orchard men trimmed trees. Sickness lists show improvements.
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Fawcett Gap
Bernard Bly
Hagerstown
Middle Road
Bobbie Fawcett
Memorial Hospital
New Book by Dr Rauschning At Handley Library
The library offers The Voice of Destruction by Dr Hermann Rauschning. It contains conversations with Hitler and core Nazi figures, including Roehm, Goering, Goebbels, Hess, and Himmler, detailing Hitler’s mystic temptations and inner circle talks.
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Dr. Rauschning
Hermann Rauschning
Hitler
Rauschning
Roehm
Rauchning
Wife of Noted Illustrator Seeks Separation in New York
Mrs Henry Clive asks the Supreme Court for a separation claiming she lost her husband to alcohol. She says life with the illustrator was a constant party and that attempts at reform failed.
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Henry Clive
Supreme Court
New York
Hubby
Rest Church Glee Club program delights Rest residents
A special program held at Rest Church last Sunday night by the Glee Club of Bunker Hill High School drew many attendees, leaving a favorable impression. Sve OIL
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Rest
Rest Church
Glee Club
Bunker Hill High School
Sve Oil
Harrison Speaks At Front Royal Rotary Club
State Senator B P addressed Front Royal Rotary Club about the recent General Assembly session. Lance O W Carper chaired the program and introduced the speaker.
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Harrison
Front Royal
B.P
Front Oe Rotary Club
General Assembly
Lance O. W. Carper
Respect Your Mistakes and Face Them Bravely
A motivational exhortation urges recognizing and learning from mistakes rather than hiding them. It emphasizes facing motives, fears, and flaws with honesty to build self respect and personal growth, ending with a vow to live proudly despite failures.
Advertising’s role in everyday life and the American way
An argument extols advertising for improving food quality, movies, automobiles, and home labor-saving devices. It credits nationwide sales and mass production with lower prices and higher wages, claiming eliminating advertising would harm American enterprise and living standards.
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