Roosevelt urges deeper world navy cuts at disarmament talks
President Roosevelt signs bill authorizing naval build up to existing treaty strength and calls for further reductions by the 1935 naval conference. The plan estimates 500 to 750 million dollars for ships and planes over seven years, including 65 destroyers 32 submarines four cruisers and over 1100 airplanes.
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Roosevelt
Federal Budget Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Budget Bureau
U. S
London
Great Britain
France
United States
Britain
Jelly Bird Eggs Sale At People's Bargain Store
Local ad lists jelly bird eggs priced at 9 cents a pound at People’s Bargain Store located at 24 East Piccadilly Street. Includes reference np-21-3-27 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Bargain Store
East Piccadilly Street
Square Dance at Haven March 27 Shows Local Event
A square dance is planned at Haven on Tuesday March 27. Community members are invited to join the evening event featuring local callers and dancing in a friendly social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven
Tavenner Resolves two charges in separate civil and traffic cases
Magistrate A. J. Tavenner ruled in favor of Hershey Lunsford in a civil suit over automobile damages against James Mason, with Mason to pay all damages. The reckless driving charge against E. C. Killinger was dismissed. James Jackson, involved in a Bartonville crash, was fined 23.50 for reckless driving and jailed until payment. he sustained injuries and will receive county medical care.
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Hershey Lunsford
James Mason
A. J. Tavenner
Lunsford
Mason
E. C. Killinger
Tavenner
Killinger
James Jackson
Bartonville
Jackson
Holy Week Services Continue at Bradock Street M E Church South
Bradock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South continues Holy Week programs led by Dr. Hubert Sydenstricker. Tonight he speaks on What Think Ye Of Christ with services at 7 30 pm through Friday. Wednesday topic Jesus Among the Critics Thursday A New Commandment Friday Holy Communion will be administered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Hubert Sydenstricker
Christ
Jesus
Handley Schools Announce Easter Holiday Break
Garland Quarles said Handley schools will close Wednesday afternoon for the Easter holidays and reopen the Tuesday after Easter.
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Garland Quarles
Handley
Doctor J A Richard Reported Slightly Improved
Friends learn that Dr J A Richard is slightly improved from a serious illness. He is in Memorial Hospital after transfer from University Hospital Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Richard
Richard
Memorial Hospital
University Hospital, Baltimore
Easter corsage specials from The Flower Shop
Easter April Is order your corsage now with many beautiful combinations offered by The Flower Shop. For rent a six room house with bath in a good location on Valley Avenue contact 912-W Ip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Valley Avenue
Max Krol Case Not Called In City Court Today
Three remaining cases against Max Krol scheduled for today in Corporation Court were not called for trial as Judge Williams was away in Clarke county. No jury was summoned and the cases likely will be continued to the next term in April. Krol remains jailed awaiting Supreme Court of Appeals writ requests after a February trial convicting him of stealing $4,432.12 from Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Corp and sentencing him to six years. Bond set at $10,000 has not been posted.
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Max Krol
Corporation Court
Williams
Clarke County
Kroll
Supreme Court of Appeals
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Corp
Krol
New York Has Few Mentally Unstable Teachers
An Associated Press report from New York states Dr. Emil Altman, chief medical examiner of the League of Education, said about 1,500 of the city’s 36,000 teachers are mentally or emotionally unstable. He broke the claim as a reassurance noting the rate is below or near the general population average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Emil Altman
Lan of Education
Tony
Altman
New York City
Dr. Altman
Red Cross Organizes Motor Corps Tonight
The Winchester Frederick County American Red Cross chapter will organize a motor corps of 25 or 30 young women at 7 o'clock this evening. The meeting is at the Red Cross office on City Hall third floor. Information is available from Mrs Bertha Hicks at the Red Cross offices.
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Winchester-Frederick County
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Bertha Hicks
Meeting of Young People Rally in Stephens City
The Francis Asbury Young People's Union of the Methodist Church South will hold a rally at Stephens City M E Church South on Friday April 27 and Saturday April 28. The program opens with a 6 30 p m banquet Friday evening and sessions run Saturday from 9 45 a m to 4 30 p m.
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Francis Asbury Young Peoples Union
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Stephens City
M. E
Camp Committee To Meet Tonight
The camping committee of the Boy Scouts will meet at 7 o'clock this evening at the Scout office to discuss arrangements for the summer camps. The meeting should last less than one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Scout Office
Guessing Contest at Pratt's Feed Store closes Saturday
A local store posts a guessing contest to weigh a sack of Pratt's Feed. Entries close Saturday at 2 p.m. First prize is a jumbo bag of feed, with 100 pounds of feed for second and third prizes. IA Seed Co. p-
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Pratt
Ia Seed CO
Auction Sale at Residence of Mrs J E Baker
Auction at 314 Stonewall Ave residence of Mrs J E Baker with sale at 10:00 A M on Saturday March 31. Inspect Friday March 30 from 10:00 to 4:00 P M. Cash terms for antiques china glassware pictures and miscellaneous household articles. 1n 21 2 27 28 20
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Stonewall Ave
J. E. Baker
Roosevelt Eyes Private Bids for Air Mail Service
President Roosevelt plans to allow immediate bids from private lines to operate air mail during a temporary period awaiting permanent legislation. Officials will be called to arrange bidding terms as talks continue. He departs tonight for a southern waters vacation aboard Vincent Astor's yacht The Nourmahal with aides and industrial administrator Hugh S. Johnson listed for coastal calls.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
Miami
Johnson
Hugh S. Johnson
Florida
Florida During the Cruise. He Probably Will Accept. Mr. Roosevelt
Jacksonville
Fla
Astor
Cooking School Ends Tomorrow in Winchester
Over 200 women from Winchester and vicinity attended Mrs. Dorothy K. Harris's cooking school at Rouss Hall. Prizes totaling 30 were awarded yesterday with 45 more today and 45 tomorrow, plus a grand gas range prize at the final session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Dorothy K. Harris
Rouss Hall
Harris
Consumers Utilities Co
Easter Sunrise Service At Rosemont On Easter Sunday
The Young People of Berryville Methodist Church invite the public to Easter Sunday sunrise worship at 5 30 a m on the porch of Rosemont. Austin Riley leads the service with guests from Winchester and nearby areas. More details will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville Methodist Church
South
H. F. Byrd
Rosemont
Winchester
Austin Riley
Roosevelt backs plan to change presidential voting method
The Lea Norris amendment to abolish the electoral college was presented to the House rules committee with President Roosevelt's approval. It would submit to the states a proposal requiring three fourths approval within seven years, keeping state vote counts but awarding electoral votes by proportional popular votes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Rules Committee
Representative Jeffers
Alabama
House Elections Committee
Rules Committee
Sessson
Congress
Lea-Norris
Representative Lea
California
Special Lenten Service Tonight at Centenary Church
The Rev. Dr. S. L Flickinger leads a special Holy Week service in Centenary Reformed Church at 7 45 this evening titled The Lessons of Holy Week Tuesday. District parishioners are invited to attend as part of the Lent observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reformed Church
S. L Flickinger
Tobacco Growers Stop at Local Restaurant En Route to Washington
One hundred sixty men from tobacco counties in Tennessee Virginia and North Carolina halted in this city overnight on bus trips to Washington. They dined at The Golden Glow Coffee Shop and will pass through Winchester again on Thursday. They plan to witness the Passion Play and visit Shenandoah Caverns before presenting a petition to Congress and President Roosevelt for cigarette tax relief.
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Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
Washington
Golden Glow
Reinal
Emory Keyser
Greyhound Bus Lines
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Shenandoah Caverns
Congress
Roosevelt
Plans Forming For Memorial Hospital Card Party
The Woman's Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital forms committees to stage a charity card party at the George Washington Hotel on Thursday April 5. Cards start at 8 pm with prizes from Winchester merchants and door drawings. 50 cents per player or 2 dollars per four, refreshments included. Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire leads reservations. attendees urged to sign up by Thursday morning. Proceeds aid the hospital's humanitarian work and ongoing needs.
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Woman's Auxiliary of
Memorial Hospital
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Hunter H. McGuire
New Legume To Be Discussed By Dairy Farmers
Dairy farmers group meets Wednesday night March 28 at 8 in Handley Library lecture room basement to discuss Lespedera a new legume for pasture and hay. Virginia Experiment Station tests cover varieties lime fertilizer and yields and the discussants are W R Legge and R R Fishpaw. Open to all interested.
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Shenandoah Valley
Dairy Farmers
Handley Library
Virginia Experiment Station
W. R. Legge
Handley High School
R. R. Fishpaw
Apple Blossom Festival funds boosted by Winchester residents
Winchester and Frederick county residents donate to the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival expense fund as the eleventh annual celebration nears in May. Treasurer Clifford D. Grim reports strong initial contributions from individuals and local businesses, with director-general J Pinckney Arthur urging further gifts to support community pride and festival plans.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Clifford D. Grim
J. Pinckney Arthur
Grim
Allen
Dorothy G
American Cyanamid Co
Pacific Tea Co
Dr. L. M
American Can Co
Betsy Ross
Byrd
T. B
H. F
Buncutter Tire Co
Boyd
P. W
Bickers Motor Co
Bosserman
Brown
Harold G
Beverley
Barr & Arthur
Barr
C. Fred
Fred Sr
Brooks
S. C
Baker
E. E
Brumback
C. I
Baker's Drug Co
Baker, Gibson
Bryarly & Green
Roosevelts proposals and notable political notes across the nation
A montage of policy ideas and political events from 1935: Roosevelt backs an electoral college amendment to award votes by popular tally, private air mail bidding, a sharp naval reduction plan, and a drug of labor concessions. Other items mention wage talks in steel, a Virginia alcohol control tour, and a looming disarmament issue in Britain.
Special Services At Capon Bridge Church Of Christ
Capon Bridge Church of Christ announces consecrational services on Wednesday Thursday Friday nights and a sunrise prayer service Sunday at 6 30 am. Evening services begin 7 45 pm with Rev. S J Goode leading. Members are urged to attend to deepen their Easter season spirit.
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Capon Bridge Church of Christ
S. J. Goode
John's Easter Flowers at People's Bargain Store
John M. Miller, florist, offers blooming plants cut flowers and corsages at People's Bargain Store located at 24 East Piccadilly Street. Easter flower selections available with varied arrangements and services.
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John M. Miller
People’s Bargain Store
East Piccadilly Street
Pure Food Store Ad For Split Peas And Black Eye Peas
Local advertisement lists Green Split Peas 15 cents per package and Black Eye Peas in 2 pound bags as part of a Pure Food Store sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food
Wage Boost Moves Gain Momentum In Steel Sector
Several leading steel producers consider a 10 percent wage increase with no change to the 40 hour week. The move follows auto industry cuts and is likely announced by the Iron and Steel Institute. The United States Steel Corporation finance committee plans a late meeting to decide.
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MOVE
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Iron and Steel Institute
United States Steel Cration
Meditation Board
Washington
Automobile Labor Board
Hugh 8S
Johnson
Roosevelt
Richard E. Byrd
Pontiac
Mich
Labor
Automobile Tribunal
Alfred E. Smith
Frank P. Walsh
New York Port Authority
Kilbourne Johnston
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnston
Florida
White House
Say It With Johns Flowers Corsages and Bouquets
Corsages of orchids gardenias violets roses lilies of the valley and sweet peas promoted with order now. Slogan Not What We Do But The Way We Do It appears. Page numbers 27 28 29 30 referenced.
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John M. Miller
People’s Bargain Store
East Piccadilly Street
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Louis Barthou
Charles de Brouqueville
Mrs. Russell
Beethoven
Harry K. Russell
South Stewart Street
Music Lovers’ Club
Russell
Virginia Cover Russell
Peabody Conservatory
Theodore Lischetizky
M. E. Church
Thurs
Meeting of Young People
Pri
Army
Guns
D. K. Harris
Will
Washington, D.C
Golden Glow Coffee Shop
Apple Festival
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House
Capon Bridge
Church of Christ
Co. B. Smalts & CO
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