Legal beer shipping and Virginia ad rules prompt liberal readings
Post Office officials said legal beer could be mailed after midnight April 6 under a broad interpretation of the repeal law. Virginia officials indicated a lenient view on advertising beer in newspapers and on radio, while Maryland Vinings push a hotel restaurant clubhouse model for beer sales with licensing limits.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Richmond
Virginia
E. H. Gibson
Gibson
Maryland
Apple market report from Liverpool London Hamburg and Rotterdam
A USDA report by fruit specialist Fred A Motz summarizes apples market conditions in Liverpool London Hamburg and Rotterdam. Prices for Virginia York Imperial Winesap Ben Davis Albemarle Pippin and other U S apples are listed with grade sizes and conditions. demand is mixed with high quality fruit favored. Hamburg Rotterdam offerings and prices are noted with barrels and boxes totals and general market tone.
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Fred. A. Motz
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
Liverpool
London
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Virginia York
U.S
Virginia
Ben Davis
U. S
Nova
Truck Driver Killed in Crossing Collision near Portsmouth
Waverly Barlow of Smithfield was killed when his small truck was struck by a Norfolk and Western passenger train at Yadkin near Portsmouth. The crash demolished the truck and derailed the locomotive, delaying the train about an hour. The engineer D F E Watkins of Crewe reported the truck moved onto the tracks after signals were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Pay-As-You-Go Policy Boosts Virginia Finances Says Moffett
Virginia's financial strength is attributed to the pay-as-you-go highway policy started under Gov Byrd's reforms. W Stuart Moffett, Augusta delegate, told Harrisonburg Kiwanis that reorganization saved millions and modernized state finance, noting industrial growth from 1925 to 1928 and a bipartisan leadership that aided the plan.
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W. S. Moffett
The
Star
Harrisonburg
Virginia
W. Stuart Moffett
Augusta County
Virginia House of Delegates
Harrisonburg Kiwanis Club
Moffett
House Agriculture Committee
Old Dominion
Pollard
Float planning under Burdy's charge for Trail of The Pink Petals
Plans for constructing numerous parade floats for the Apple Blossom Festival feature parade were announced. Expert decorator E. O. Burdy arrives April 3 to set up headquarters and will advise on float construction, materials, and entry supervision at no charge. Three entries announced Winchester Kiwanis Club Rotary Club and American Legion post with more organizations showing interest. Shepherd College of Shepherdstown W Va to name a princess for Queen Shenandoah. appointment soon.
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F. A. Read, Jr
Moe
Read
E. O. Burdy
Winchester
Hotel Jack
Burdy
Burde
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Arthur
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Rev Dr McFaden Voices Revival Sermons At Martinsburg
The Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church preaches at a Martinsburg West Virginia revival service this evening at 7 30. The meeting is conducted by Rev S R Diehl with growing attendance and appealing musical features led by Prof Raymond K Hollinger from Hagerstown Maryland.
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Dr. McFaden
F. T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
S. R. Diehl
Raymond K Hollinger
The
First United Brethren Church of
Hagerstown, Md
Real Fight of Economy League Urges Doubling Effort in Virginia
William T. Reed, state chairman of the Virginia Branch of the National Economy League, warns that the main battle to sustain government economy will start next January in Congress. He praises Richmond efforts and urges expansion in every county to counter amendments aimed at undoing gains from the economy bill.
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Richmond
William T. Reed
Virginia
National Economy League
William J. Parrish, Jr
Reed
William Jr. Parrish
League
Richmond Committee
Congress
Stock Market Reviews Narrow Downward Trend
New York March 24 The stock market displayed a cautious downturn with prices drifting in desultory trading. The Federal Reserve statement had raised expectations that were not matched by mercantile reviews or wholesale trading signals. Sterling cables opened at 3.4312 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Reserve
Sterling
Labor leader attacks Roosevelt reforestation plan as fascist
William Green of the American Federation of Labor denounces the Roosevelt reforestation plan as fascism and sovietism while praising its wage effect. He speaks to the House and Senate labor committees, calling the measure a threat to voluntarism. General MacArthur denies draft act claims amid budget chief Lewis Douglas outlining temporary stop orders.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
House
Senate Labor Committees
Green
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Lewis Douglas
Matsuoka affirms Japan not a vassal to any nation
New York March 24 Yo suke Matsuoka head of the Japanese delegation to the League of Nations arrives with five delegates and states Japan is not appealing to America or any nation. He hints U S fleet withdrawal could ease Japanese American tensions and says Japan will not relinquish the mandated islands. a protest gathers outside the Leviathan and police guard is assigned. Lin Nao Hin a Chinese student is held after police find a revolver with him and he shows a carry permit.
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Associated Press
New York
Yosuke Matsuoka
League of Nations
America
Japan
United States
Pacific Ocean
Matsuoka
Lin Nao Hin
Death summons Elder Harrison in North Carolina
Intelligence reports the death of the Rev. N. H. Harrison age 87 near Wilson North Carolina. A prominent elder of the Primitive Baptist Church he served two years in the Civil War without injury and preached 67 years admired for his oratorical ability. He was the oldest of 14 children. Elder A. L. Harrison of Front Royal is the youngest son.
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N. H. Harrison
Primitive Baptist Church
Wilson N. C
Harrison
A. L. Harrison
Front Royal
Rev Francis A Brown's Mother Dies Prompting Return
The Rev Francis A Brown rector of the Episcopal Church at Woodstock has returned to Massachusetts after the death of his mother, said to have occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Brown
Episcopal Church
Woodstock
Ren
Massachusetts
Virginia Beer Debate Sparks Drive for Special Legislative Session
Virginia leaders push Governor Pollard for a special session to act on beer sales. Norfolk and Roanoke groups organize petitions aiming for 100000 names while legislators weigh a session limited to beer legislation and a statewide referendum option. Continuous coverage notes mixed support among delegates and senators across Richmond Norfolk and Roanoke.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
Pollard
Norfolk
Daniel Coleman
Roanoke
Anto
John A. Lesner
M. M. Hilliard
Portsmouth
Norfolk County
Vivian L Page
R. F. McMurran
Earl Caemus
E. L. Oast
E. T. Humphries
E. E. Holland
Suffolk
J. W. Eggleston
R. L. Brew
Struggle for Squor Control Ties Murders Across Cities
Middletown Township New Jersey March 24 a deadly struggle for control of a rum fleet is linked to the slaying of Alexander Lillien a noted liquor runner. Detectives seek a connection to Charles Solomon a Boston racket leader killed two months earlier and to a Baltimore homicide.
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Associated Press
Middletown
Township
N. J
Alexander
al) Lillien
Lillien
Sandy Hook
Charles ‘Kins
Solomon
Boston
Baltimore
Charles Griffin
Middletown Eel N. J
Alexander Liljen
Griffin
Committees To Consider Bills In First Steering Meeting
The newly formed Democratic steering committee met today and decided not to advance any bills in the House without committee consideration. FOR SALE Horses and mules R. L. LONG Middletown Va 3-23-1p-5t.
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Associated Press
Washington
Democratic Steering Committee
House
R. L. Long
Middletown
Dorsey Seeks Democratic Nomination for Virginia House
Ralph N. Dorsey announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to represent Clarke and Frederick counties and Winchester city in the Virginia House of Delegates. He urges party primary on Tuesday August 1 and pledges untiring efforts on matters of prime importance to his district and the state.
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Virginia House of Delegates
Clarke
Frederick
Winchester
Ralph N. Dorsey
Michigan Fete Plans To Send Delegate To Here
Michigan blossom fete officials show interest in sending a representative to the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival this spring. The Michigan fete season opens about May seventh, likely following the apple festival. Tennessee Wild Flower Festival also plans a delegation.
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Michigan
Knoxville
Tenn
Planso
Ete
Two Army Fliers Die In Chapman Field Crash
Lieut. Charles W. Stouff of Thorndale Pennsylvania and Sergeant Gale M. Lester of Michigan Field were killed when their plane crashed during an attempted landing at Chapman Field Miami Florida. Both served in the Fifth Observation Group of the Army Air Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Charles W. Stouff
Thorndale
Gale M. Lester
Michigan Field
Fifth Observation Group
Army Air Corps
Chapman Field
Indicted Maryland Bank Official Faces Three Charges
Em ory L. Coblentz of Frederick, president of the closed Central Trust Company of Maryland, is indicted on three counts for violating state banking laws. The cases stem from the Poolesville Bank closure and involve deposits by two ministers and a former employee. bond likely set at $1,000 per indictment.
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Associated Press
Rockville
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Coblentz
State Senate
Ellicott City
Poolesville Bank
Central Trust Company
Guy Crook
Episcopal Church
William D. King
Mitchell Indicted For Tax Evasion By Federal Grand Jury
Charles FE Mitchell former chair man of the National City Bank was indicted by a federal grand jury in New York on tax evasion for 1929. The indictment cites a net income of 2,823,405.95 and a reported loss of 48,000 resulting in no tax and a claimed evasion of 573,312.81.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles FE. Mitchell
The
National City Bank
Mitchell
Dr Crawford Visits Mother in Kernstown
Dr. Francis Randolph Crawford, recently back from medical mission work in China and practicing in Farmville, Va., visited yesterday at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Grattan Crawford in Kernstown. His mother, long ill, is reported somewhat improved and under the care of Dr. B. B. Dutton.
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Francis Randolph Crawford
China
Farmville
C. Grattan Crawford
Kernstown
Comeback and puzzles rise in life stories across cities
In Chicago Dr. Durkee forgives $29,500 in patient fees urging generosity and health. Cook County offers five dollar weekly tax payments with Christmas club like cards. In Seattle widow Marion B D Arnoux at 71 rebuilds with a multilingual crossword magazine. Russell school flood closes schools for days. Kansas City taxi robbery ends without loot. Picher Oklahoma confirms Harry Jennings as mayor police chief and street commissioner in one race.
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Chicago
Cook County
McDonough
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Maine
Iowa Senate
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
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General Assembly
Mr. Motz
Wren
Burdg
Winchester Junk Co
State
Pacific
Elder Harrison
North Carolina
Mr. Brown
R. HT. Adams, Jr
House of Delegates
Lynchburg
8. Thompson
Campbell County
White House
EL. Coblentz
Chas. Mitchell
DR. Crawford
Ays
H. C. Durkee
United States of America
Seattle
Marion B. D’arnoux
Washington University
St. Louis
Russell. Ky
Kansas City
J. R. Brookshire
Picher
Okla
Harry Jennings
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