Virginia Assembly Split Over Special Session for Beer
Richmond March 27 With 45 replies from General Assembly members the AP finds most oppose a special session for beer or any purpose. In the House beer advocates outnumber opponents 11 to 9 with one conditional yes. in the Senate only 2 of 14 back beer action. Senator Norris Jr opposes a session now but favors economy measures if called.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Associated Press
Senate
Senate Economy Committee
R. ©. Norris, Jr
Norris
Norris, Jr
House of Delegates
C. C. Louderback
Virginia
Goebbels to launch counter measures against Jewish reports
The German propaganda chief announced after a conference with Hitler that drastic legal steps will target those responsible for reports of atrocities against Jews. He accused Jewish circles in America and England of instigating a treasonable campaign and pledged to strike at leaders and beneficiaries of such propaganda.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
America
England
Herr Goebbels
New York
John J. Dunn
Archdiocese of
Madison Squar Gardens
Dunn
Hull
Germany
Chancery
State Department
Alfred E. Smith
Robert F. Wagner
Witter T. Manning
Konister von Neurath
von Neurath
Messrs. Breitcheid and Wells
Rudolf Breitcheid
Otto Wells
Reichstag
Wells
Princesses Represent at Apple Blossom Festival Fete
Judge Philip Williams disposed of routine county matters in Frederick Circuit Court including appointments for jury commissioners and the electoral board. Special grand juries will be summoned for economic efficiency. Photographs feature crown princesses from Virginia Maryland West Virginia and DC attending the Apple Blossom Festival court of Queen Shenandoah X.
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Frederick County
Philip Williams
Appoinree
Williams
J. W. Baker
J. W. Newcome
E. R. Hook
John W. Harper
Hopewell Monthly Meeting
Society of Friends
Arthur G. Robinson
Fred A. Cochran
J. W. Jolliffe
John D. Wright
Joseph L. Jolliffe
Joseph John Jolliffe
Earl Bailey
Paul Braithwaite
William Carpenter
William H. Cochran
E. C. Brumback
R M. Muse
District of Columbia
Taylor
Richmond, InId
Southern Seminary
Berna_ Vista
Oil Emulsion Demonstration At Winchester Lab Thursday
Demonstration on how to make oil emulsion will be held at the Winchester Research Laboratory at 10 o'clock Thursday morning. March 30. Announced today by W S Hough entomologist in charge. Event aimed at fruit growers with no prior emulsion making experience and urged attendance for their benefit.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
W. S. Hough
Mrs. Pearson's Will Probated In City Office
The last will of Minnie A. Pearson of 305 National Avenue was admitted to probate in the Corporation Clerk's office on July 12, 1929. The will leaves all real and personal estate to her husband Lewis Pearson. Witnesses were Genevieve and Mary Sullivan. Administrator c. t. a. Lewis Pearson posted a $200 bond. Appraisers named: William Sullivan, W. W. Dellinger, J. Madison Spurr, William G. Hardy, Carl T. Cather.
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Minnie A. Pearson
National Avenue
Lewis Pearson
Genevieve
Mary Sullivan
Pearson
William Sullivan
W. W. Dellinger
J. Madison Spurr
William G. Hardy
Carl T. Cather
Frigidaire Plans Ad Split Favoring Newspapers in 1933
Frigidaire Corporation controlled by General Motors says two thirds of its 1933 ad budget will go to daily newspapers, with no funds allocated for radio broadcasting. The announcement comes from New York on March 27 via the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
New York
Frigidaire Corporation
General Motors
Tailoring Opening Prompts Weeklong Event by Schloss Bros
A brief notice invites the public to the opening of a tailoring service at The Men’s Shop Inc by Schloss Bros, scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday March 28 and 29. The ad urges readers to inspect reliable workmanship and mentions Winchester Steam Laundry and a contact phone.
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Schloss Bros
Men’s Shop, Inc
Winchester Steam Laundry
Castleman Finds a Trunk Full of Old Money
A Clarke County man Maurice F Castleman discovers a trunk of old bank notes and scrip from the 1850s to Civil War era, including Winchester scrip of 1860 61, many bearing signatures of J R Bowen and C A B Coffroth. The notes, some with Monticello Bank engravings, were found among his late father Charles M Castlemans effects who served as Alexandria sheriff before the Civil War. A Confederate bond and a large sheriff payment receipt dated 0707 also surface.
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Maurice F. Castleman
North Hill
Castleman's Ferry
Clarke County
Eeeeeaeek
Mr. Castleman
Charles M. Castleman
Alexandria
Castleman
A. S. Engieden
Lynchburg
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Monticello Bank
Charlottesville
Monticello
Jefferson Home
Bank of the Valley of Virginia
Winchester
Joseph Tidball
Henry M. Brent
Two Boys Seek Training From War Department Camps
Capt Edward C Goss announced that two high school boys have applied for summer training at a War Department camp. Seven more applications can be filed, keeping the local quota at nine.
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Edward C. Goss
Committee On Citizens
War Department
Notice to Farmers and Fruit Growers in Virginia
Notice to farmers and fruit growers that a court session will be held in Winchester Virginia on Thursday March 30 1933 from 830 am to 530 pm. The purpose is to consider applications for Crop Seed Loans under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation acts of January 22 1932 and February 4 1932. Field Supervisor 27.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Virginia
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Currency Returns In Landslide Shake Banking Outlook
The weekly Federal Reserve reports a dramatic return of currency to banks and a large decline in circulation nationwide. The era of a heavy backflow is highlighted by a $181,545,000 addition to hoarded gold and only $9,269,000 of new currency used under emergency act provisions. In the fifth district the local drop matched national trends with an $18,685,000 decrease in Federal Reserve note circulation.
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Federal Reserve
DeGrange Named Residuary Heir in Aunt Eliza’s Will
Winchester apple grower H. Clay DeGrange is named residuary legatee of Miss Eliza McQuilkin of Martinsburg West Virginia who died last week. The September 7 1932 will directs executor A W Downey to cash the estate after debts are paid while leaving household effects intact. Downey is named trustee for Thomas Marshall a boy who lived with McQuilkin receiving ten thousand dollars income until age thirty with provisions for college funding if education is pursued. All remaining property goes to DeGrange. Downey qualifies as executor.
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H. Clay DeGrange
Winchester
Eliza McQuilkin
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. W Downey
W. W. Downey
Thomas Marshall
Clay DeGrange
Downey
First Pictures California Earthquake Palace Tonight
Hors es and mules. L. Long Middletown Va 3 23 1p 51 ad notice for sale of livestock and equipment in a brief classified style from a historic newspaper, noting the seller and location with a single line of text.
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First Pictures
California
L. Long
Middletown
Spelling Bee At Armel School House Event
Public invited to a spelling bee at Armel school house on Wednesday March 29 at 7 30 p m No admission charged refreshments served. Local notice mentions new chintz draperies and rug with low prices from Moling and Cath.
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Spelling Bee Armel School House
Moling & Cath
Farm Credit Administration Unifies Agricultural Agencies
President Roosevelt signs an executive order to consolidate federal agricultural credit agencies under one Farm Credit Administration, abolishing Farm Board operations and promising savings and greater efficiency. The new agency will include the Farm Board, Farm Loan Bureau, and related credit bodies, with Morgenthau likely to head. Aims include refinancing farm mortgages and coordinating federal credit programs. details to be announced to Congress.
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Congress
Farm Board
Farm Credit Administration
Farm Loan Bureau
Department of Agriculture and Reconstruction Corporation
Washington
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Unified Agricultural Credit Agency
Joint Stock Land Banks
Agricultural Credit Corporations
Crop Production Seed Loan Agency
Department of Agriculture
Capital Hill
Winchester Fruit & Veg Market Ad
Direct from tree to you fruit cargo just arrived with oranges grapefruits and tangerines. Special 23c per peck. Also fine quality beans 5c per pound. Next to Union Bank. Phone 461.
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Winchester Fruit & Veg
Union Bank
Roosevelt reforestation bill advances with labor concessions
The revised plan to hire 250000 men for reforestation received Senate approval from the labor committee and faces debate tonight. Provisions remove the $1 daily wage and civilian conservation corps while leaving broad presidential authority and funding drawn from unspent treasury balances.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
Senate
McNary
Oregon
House
Connery
Labor Committee
Civil Conservation Corps
Wagner
New York
Senate Labor Committee
Civilian Conservation Corporation
Japan Withdraws From League Of Nations
Tokyo reports formal secession after 13 years in the League of Nations. The privy council approved sending a rescript to Geneva and the emperor commanded withdrawal while pledging to continue cooperative efforts for peace. The League Assembly had condemned Japan’s recognition of Manchukuo.
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Privy Council
The
League
Tokyo
Japan
League of Nations
Geneva
Hira No
Aiapan An E
Manchukuo
Aan
League Assembly
Flashes of Life and Oddities Across U.S. News
An agitated caller asks police to hurry over a missing Canadian timber wolf escaped from a menagerie, joking about dog catchers. Oklahoma City reports oil royalties total to 870702.05 since discovery. London cop plans a two year world trip in a 28 foot boat after resigning. Indianapolis bans sale of legal beer at municipal golf courses per old ordinance.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Abrams
Fido
Oklahoma City
London
Arthur Bull
Indianapolis
Board of Park Commissioners
Beaverton: Baker Saves Driver From Sealed Delivery Truck
John Roth, a Beaver merchant, found driver Joe Oaks unconscious inside a delivery truck’s airtight compartment after the door had closed. Roth’s quick action likely saved Oaks from a fatal outcome.
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Beaver
John Roth
Joe Oaks
Roth
Parker
Oaks
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