Beer Bill Conference Near as Courts Ready to Fight
Speaker Rainey forecast a Monday accord in the beer bill conference to send it to President Roosevelt by nightfall. Prohibition forces plan court challenges, with Dr. Clarence True Wilson citing an injunction to block sales and a Supreme Court fight. Roosevelt poised to sign. tax revenue estimated at 150 million annually.
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Washington
Rainey
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Harrison
Mississippi
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance and Public Morals
Supreme Court
Wilson
California
Cullen
N. Y
Regent ruling cites Emergency Banking Bill on hoarding gold
A bank spokesman discusses the Emergency Banking Bill prohibiting hoarding, melting or earmarking gold or silver coin bullion or currency in the United States. The text notes penalties for violations and an order from the Federal Reserve Board requesting a list of individuals who withdrew gold since February 1 1933 and had not redeposited by March 13 1933.
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United States
Tan Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank of the Fifth District
Abruzzi Explorer Duke Dies in Mogishu
The Duke of Abruzzi, cousin of King Victor Emmanuel, dies in Mogishu Somalia after arriving three weeks earlier to seek recovery from arterio sclerosis. The famed explorer had pursued adventure in distant lands and is mourned by royalty and scientific circles.
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Associated Press
Mogishu
Somalia
Duke of
Abruzzi
Victor Emmanuel
House debate over 3.2 beer and state regulation clashes
O Connor urges 3.2 per cent content as House favors federal limits while Borah amendment warns of federal snooping. Britten cites Senate cut to 3.05 per cent as soft drink makers push compromise. Blanton backs 3.2 per cent for Supreme Court viability. Woodcock notes home brewers fall outside tax and enforcement scope. bureau has targeted commercial violators.
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House
O'Connor
O’connor
Britten
Senate
Blanton
Congress
Supreme Court
Washington
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Prohibition
Batra
Internal Revenue Bureau
Prohibition Bureau
Woodcock
Armory inspection praises Virginia National Guard Company I
Col John P Bubb of the U S Army conducted the annual inspection at the Piccadilly Street armory of Company I 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard. The unit was rated highly efficient with notable squads and strong community support from Andrew Bell and Dr McFaden.
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Piccadilly Street
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
John P. Bubb
U. S. Army
Bubb
Virginia
V.P.11
Reardon
Louis Rice
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
McFaden
Bell
Col. Bubb
Fougha
Company I
Glen S. Seabright
Prescott Blount
Third Corps
Robert Y. Conrad
France
Paul R. Hartman
George F Miller
Asbury H. Jackson
Hans Luther Named German Ambassador to United States
Berlin reports Dr. Hans Luther, who resigned as Reichsbank president, chosen as German ambassador to the United States to succeed von Prittwitz. Luther, 54, former chancellor in 1925 26, is noted for his broad ties to American financiers and leaders and his linguistic ability.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hans Luther
Reichsbank
United States
Friedrich Wilhelm von Prittwitz
Luther
Germany
Winchester Steam Laundry Advertisement
An old classified line promotes Winchester Steam Laundry with contact phone 28. It notes hours for weekend service and emphasizes dependable cleaning and quick turnaround.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Man Kills Wife's Grave Family Then Himself In Philadelphia Suburb
Gilbert Friend a 28 year old railway mail clerk from Plant City Florida killed his three children Robert 8 Helen 6 and Kenneth 7 months at the grave of his wife Marian in Upper Darby. The children lay against their mother’s headstone. Friend shot himself after leaving a note praying for forgiveness. Police say the wife died January 5 and the couple’s children had their names inscribed on the headstones.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Gilbert Friend
Plant City
Fla
Upper Darby
Thier
Robert
Helen
Kenneth
Marian
Friend
Life Insurance Dividends Not Omitted in Winchest er Area
Local policyholders in Winchester heard reports that New York underwriters would skip dividends this year. Agents report no change and premiums will reflect the usual dividends. James A Fulton of Home Life Insurance Co says the article is erroneous and dividends will continue.
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Winchester
Washington Herald
New York State
New York
R. T. Bryarly
James A.fulton
the Home Life Insurance Company of New York
Winchester Ball Players to Elect 1933 Manager
All Winchester baseball players are urged to attend a Monday night meeting at City Hall at 8 o clock to elect a 1933 season manager for the Winchester Park Association nine. The group seeks broad participation for tryouts ahead of opening game with Millwood on April 22.
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Winchester
Winchester Park Association
Millwood
Poultry Wanted Paying Top Cash
Classified notice by J. 8. Haldeman seeks live poultry with prompt payment in cash. Details not provided in readable portion.
Mrs Sullivan Donates Oak Case for Handley Library Gifts
Mrs Algernon Sydney Sullivan of New York and Winchester again demonstrates support for Winchester by giving the library a large white oak display case for her numerous historically valuable gifts. Her son, George H Sullivan, arranged the construction during a recent visit. the case will hold rare books prints dishes and pictures once finished.
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Algernon Sydney Sullivan
New York
Winchester
Handley Library
Sullivan
George H. Sullivan
York Areree
Piscasin
Death of Rev. G. A. Watson in Durham Oklahoma
News of the death of Rev. G. A. Watson, occurred in Durham Oklahoma on March 14 after a period of critical illness. He was born in Middletown, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Watson, taught in Frederick County schools, and pastored in Virginia. Survived by two sisters and four brothers. Funeral held in Durham.
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G. A. Watson
Durham
Okla
Virginia
Frederick County
Sterling, Va
J. T. Watson
Lynchburg
Ben &. Watson
Pasadena
Calif
Durham, Okla
Soldier McDyer Found Dead After St Patrick’s Dance
Private Joseph J. McDyer 24 of the First Chemical Regiment was found fatally injured on a mountain road near Shipley’s Corner after attending a St Patrick’s Day dance at Edgewood American Legion hall. An inquest was pending as state police investigated details including a ride in a car owned by Mrs Netsie Hoyle Magnolia MD and the involvement of seven people in the finding.
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Associated Press
Edgewood Arsenal
Joseph J. McDyer
Chemical Warfare Service
Shipley'’s Corner
McDyer
Company A
First Chemical Regiment
St. Patrick’s Day
American Legion
Smith
Sixth Field Artillery
Fort Hoyle
Netsie Hoyle
Magnolia
Blood Tested Baby Chicks at Robinson's Hatchery
Robinson's Hatchery advertises blood tested baby chicks and custom hatching services. Contact Kernstown location via phone 2020F21 for details and availability.
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Robinson's Hatchery
Kernstown
Death removes Howard Bayne native of city
Howard Randolph Bayne a Winchester native and longtime New York lawyer died at his New Brighton Staten Island home. The Richmond College alum practiced in New York after 1882 and served as State Senator from 1909 to 1912. He is survived by his widow Amy Hughes-DAeth Bayne, a son Lloyd Moore Bayne, and a daughter Mrs Herbert Bugbird.
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Howard Randolph Bayne
Winchester
New York
New Brighton
Staten Island
Richmond
Hollywond
Tee
Richmond College
Virginia
Lizzie S. Moore
Bayne
Amy Hughes-D’aeth
England
State Senate
New York State Probation Commission
Employers’ Liability Commission
American Bar Association
New York State Bar Association
New York City
Richmond County
N. Y
Society of Colonial Wars
The
Sons of the Revolution
Virginia Society of the Cincinnati
Society of the War of 1812
New York Southern Society
Virginia Historical Socity
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Westmoreland Club
Amy Hughes-D’aeth Bayne
Lloyd Moore Bayne
Herbert Bugbird
Weather outlook for week begins in March
Weather forecast for the North and Middle Atlantic States calls for rain in the south and central areas and snow or rain in the far north at the start of the week. Colder on Monday and Tuesday, then warmer Thursday and Friday, with a drop again by Saturday night and showers possible toward Friday or Saturday.
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Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Money making trees for spring planting
Nursery ad from Clearbrook Virginia offering blood red Staymans to York Imperial apples, pears, plums, cherry trees, 10,000,000 strawberry plants, grape vines, raspberries, and shade trees. Catalogue available from Lee O. Dick in Clearbrook and Bountiful Ridge Nurseries managed by George W. Kemp in Princess Anne Maryland. Special new low prices.
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Staymans
York Imperial
Rome
Staymans Winesap
Gallia Beauty
Virginia
Ohio
Grimes
America
Lee O. Dick
Clearbrook
Bountiful Ridge Nurseries
George W. Kemp
Princess Anne, Md
Virginia highway funds set at 2.4 million for next year
The State Highway Commission announced allocations of 2.4 million dollars for primary highway construction for the coming fiscal year, the smallest in years. Funds will cover convict road force needs with no room for additional projects, amid diversions to secondary roads and declines in gas tax revenue. Public hearings on the tentative plan will be held for the Staunton District.
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Virginia
State Highway Commission
Staunton
Omss
Fancy Hill
Natural Bridge
Berryville
Shenandoah River
Warm Springs
North
Rawley Springs
West Virginia
Buena Vista East
Longdale-Covington
Staunton-North
Waynesboro
Defici
Monterey-West Vay
Venice Court Sets Trial for Roy W Richards
Judge Philip Williams orders a jury pool for the Roy W Richards liquor manufacture and possession case in Corporation Court. From 24 potential jurors 20 are summoned for morning sessions, including Stewart G Fawcett Joseph Hodgson Hugh Brill C Douglas Brown Harry W Copenhaver Walter M Shade Edward B Sartelle and others.
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Philip Williams
Corporation Court
Cnire
Roy W. Richards
C. Lee Barr
Stewart G. Fawcett
Joseph Hodgson
Hugh Brill
C. Douglas Brown
Sisters Suffer Losses in Southern California Quake
Misses Esther Valena Florence and Elsie Rutherford of Frederick County, longtime California residents, sent a letter home describing losses in the recent southern California earthquake. Their father A G Rutherford of Baltimore learned of their plight, and relief groups are providing aid as efforts to locate him continue. The full extent of damages remains unclear.
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Rutherford
Frederick County
Los Angeles
Cal
California
A. G Rutherford
Baltimore
Mr. Rutherford
Esther
Valena
Florence
Elsie Rutherford
Market Ends Week With Narrow Fluctuations Steady Close
New York stock market closed steady after a quiet session with limited moves. Trading volume reached about half a million shares as several issues edged up small fractions amid a firm tone. Cables opened at 3.46 3-8.
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New York
Prince Chap delights packed Handley audience
The Handley High School faculty staged The Prince Chap directed by Miss Betty Freed. Garland R. Quarles and Mildred Smith received praise for their acting. Proceeds benefit needy school children. several committees and sponsors credited.
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Handley Schools
Betty Freed
Edward Peple
Garland R. Quarles
Claudia
Mildred Smith
Mildred
Charles Blair, Jr
Runion
John Parsons
Packers
Miss Stemnbock
Opal Robinson
Miss Whitlock
Freed
Miss Harris
Miss Hutchinson
Pannill
Miss Robins
Yates
Miss Potts
Miss Saulsbury
Miss Silver
Daugherty
Bell
Harris
Handley High School
W. H. Mellwee
Kurtz Furniture Company
Gray and Sheetz
M. B. Clowe
Margaret L Hodgson
Joseph Sullivan
Winchester Evening Star
Police Department
The
Banks Reopen Across Nation In March 18 Thaw
The government report shows about 13 541 of roughly 17 601 banks in the United States resumed operations. Among Federal Reserve members 5 181 of 6 376 were open while 8 360 of 11 229 non members were operating amid resumed business with some lingering restrictions.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
District of Columbia
Lankford Named Referee in Bankruptcy for Norfolk
Former Representative Menalius Lankford who lost reelection in November is appointed by Federal Judge Luther B. Way to serve as referee in bankruptcy for the local court. The position becomes effective April 3, replacing R. T. Thorp who has held the role since August 26, 1912.
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Norfolk
Menalius Lankford
Colgate W. Darden, Jr
Ome
Luther B. Way
Lankford
R.T. Thorp
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