Demand for Small Apples Grows in Europe
Special to The Star reports changes in European apple demand, noting preference for small sizes in Scandinavian and British markets, while Germany and nearby markets favor medium sizes. Paris and Antwerp buyers influence trends. packing methods and direct Pacific Coast shipments to continental ports are discussed with emphasis on cost and quality.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Edwin Smith
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Europe
Germany
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Rotterdam
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Pacific Coast
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South End Hose Company to Hold April Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the South End Hose Company is set for Monday night, April 1 at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to attend.
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South End Hose Company
Spray Oil Emulsion and Nicotine Oddities at Butler's Packing
A brief item notes the use or mention of spray oil emulsion and nicotine in connection with Butler's Packing House. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the clipping references product formulations or treatments used by the facility.
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Butler's Packing House
Butler’s Packing House
Charges at Morrow denied by U S officials
In Washington on March 30 the State department rejected charges by General Escobar that Ambassador Morrow is invading Mexican sovereignty or acting as a propaganda agent. The U S government will not receive the revolutionists or recognize them as belligerents. A rebel train near Naco was reported with 12,000 Indian troops joining toward the federal garrison.
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Washington
General Escobar
Morrow
Mexico City
United States
Ngarte
Stimson
White House
Merrow
America
Mexico
State Department
Naco
Sonora
San Jose Mountain
Raymon Yucupicos
Fausto Topete
Rainy Start Then Fair Outlook for Week in Northeast
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday covers the North and Middle Atlantic States. Rain Monday and Tuesday with possible snow in northern New York and northern New England. Then generally fair until Friday or Saturday when showers are likely. Temperatures near normal early, colder midweek, warmer by weekend.
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Middle Atlantic
New York
New England
Venerable Mother Of Lewis Pearson Dies In England
Harriet Pearson, aged mother of Winchester contractor Lewis Pearson, died in Hastings England on Sunday March 17. Widow of Richard Pearson she was in her eighty ninth year with ten children five daughters and three sons surviving. Survivors in the United States include Lewis Pearson of Winchester and Richard Pearson of Philadelphia. One son was killed while serving in the British Army during World War I.
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Lewis Pearson
Winchester
Hasting
Eng
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Richard Pearson
England
Meyer elected president of Southern Society of Philosophy and Psychology
Dr. Mack Meyer, previously temporarily relieved of duty at the University of Missouri after distributing a sex questionnaire, was unanimously elected president at the Southern Society of Philosophy and Psychology annual session held at the University of Kentucky in Lexington.
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Associated Press
Leingtoxn
Mack Meyer
University of Missouri
Southern Society of Philosophy and Psychology
University of Kentucky
Morning Pennsylvania Train Delayed By Connection
The Pennsylvania Railroad mail train from Harrisburg failed to arrive at 8:45 a m. and reached at 10:30 a m due to waiting for connections with No 3 from New York and Philadelphia carrying many passengers bound for points south of Harrisburg.
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Philadelphia
Deacon Dubbs Admission Details At Bryarly School
An April 3rd and 4th program at Bryarly School lists admission prices of 15 and 25 cents. The notice reads like a short community event announcement for a school activity titled Deacon Dubbs and includes venue timing.
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Weather Upends Hoover Plans for Easter Trip
President Hoover's Easter plans canceled as sleet and cold rain threaten. He intended a 90 mile mountain trip with Mrs. Hoover and officials to view the Rapidan River trout preserve in Madison County Virginia, but inclement weather interrupted the outing.
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Hoover
Wilbur
Lawrence Richey
Virginia
Rapidan River
Madison County
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Georgia
Ohio
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Minnesota
Woman Admits He Was Cruel
Alma City, Minnesota reported that Mrs. Joseph Lust, 31, mother of five, confessed to shooting and killing her crippled husband as he sat in a chair. She cited years of cruelty toward her and the children aged 3 to 12, and told County Attorney Turner she planned the act after a severe beating of a child.
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Associatted Press
Alma City
Minn
Joseph Lust
Lust
Turner
Rev Talbert To Answer Darrow On Soul Immortality
In Literary Digest Clarence Darrow argues the soul is not immortal. Rev W O Talbert of Braddock Street M E Church South will counter on Easter Sunday morning using non biblical evidences. His Margaret Collins Denny Bible Class has about 110 women and expects a large turnout at 9 39 tomorrow morning.
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Literary
Clarence Darrow
W. O. Talbert
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Darrow
Winchester
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Offers Washing at 16c Lb
Local laundry advertises complete washing service priced at 16 cents per pound. Contact number provided for orders and inquiries.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Killed Stepson For Persisting In Tuning the Radio
In Watertown South Dakota on March 30 R W Wiseman shot his stepson G Eil Ellis wounding Tim Ellis after the boy persisted in tuning in the radio. Doctors said Tim Ellis lost an arm at the wrist but survived after mother’s bandage. Wiseman told an attorney he was enraged by disobedience and retrieved a shotgun. Officers noted the slain youth ran a moving picture machine.
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Associated Press
Watertown
S. D
R. W. Wiseman
G. Eil Ellis
Tim Ellis
Wiseman
Haynes
Remains of Old Vessel Unearthed in Norfolk
Contractors digging for a six story cold storage warehouse uncovered the remains of an ancient vessel about 20 feet underground near Fast Main and Water streets by Union station. The ship likely sank over a century ago when the Elizabeth river area was flooded and busy with shipping. Also listed: "WANTED Good homes for two pet kittens" with contact.
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Norfolk
Fast Main
Water Streets
Union Station
Elizabeth River
Easter Spring Chicken Dinner at National Parks Restaurant
Easter spring chicken dinner offered at National Parks Restaurant from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. Limited seating available. guests urged to arrive early and enjoy a festive menu featuring classics and seasonal sides.
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National Parks Restaurant
Dynamite found under Berryville N and W RY depot
Berryville authorities arrest C B Fortnight a Norfolk and Western signalman as 300 pounds of dynamite are found under the local passenger station. Three Front Royal men James Dodson Laurence Hall and Paul Ruffner implicated in sugar theft aided the arrest leading to more charges.
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C. B. Fostnight
Norfolk and Western Railway
Front Royal
James Dodson
Laurence Hall
Paul Ruffner
Old Virginia Packing Company
Fortnight
Millwood
George C. Ramsey
Mr. Ramsey
George S. Meadows
Boyce
Meadows
American Railway Express Company
Expresses Doubt Quarry Holds Boy Body
In Baltimore on March 30 doubt arose that Stanley Borman's body lay in the abandoned quarry hole behind Pimlico race track as tons of ashes and rubbish were shoveled from the hole. Engineer C A Warren and the boy's mother voiced doubt while Vincent Poole, his playmate, waited two weeks to reveal that the boy was drowned.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Stanley Borman
Pimlico Race Track
C. A. Warren
Vincent Poole
Stanley
Four Girls Drowned When Car Plunges Into Creek
In Mount Gilead Ohio four girls died when their car left a road and entered a small creek near the town. Identified victims include Ruth Lukens from Middletown Ada Michener of Waynesville Hilda Lehman and Elizabeth Mumgan of Columbus. Coroner's inquest rules accidental drowning as cause. All were teachers en route home for Easter vacation.
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Associated Press
Mount Gilead
Ohio
Here
Ruth Lukens
Middletown
Ada Michener
Waynesville
Hilda L. Lehman
Elizabeth Mumgan
Columbus
Misa Lehman
Chagrin Falls
Mumgan
Leavitsburgh
Lukens
Michener
Cuyahoga Falls
Mrs. Alice Stottler Dies in Berkeley Springs at 73
Mrs. Alice Stottler widow of George H. Stottler known as Aunt Alice died last week at age seventy four while staying with her brother S Unger at Springs. Funeral services were held at Bethel Church. She was affiliated with the Methodist Church and survived by two brothers a sister and many nieces and nephews in Berkeley Springs and nearby areas.
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DeHaven
Berkeley Springs
West Virginia
Congress Member Arrest Ordered On Liquor Charge
United States Marshal ordered the arrest of Congressman M. A. Machaelson in Chicago. A warrant issued yesterday requires him to post a $2,000 bond pending a hearing on removal to Florida for alleged dry laws violations. Indicted in Jacksonville six months ago after two Havana trunks leaked at a station.
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Associated Press
Chicago
M. A. Machaelson
United States
Henry Lauderheimer
Florida
Machaelson
Jacksonville
Fla
Havana
Governor Long Publishes Own Newspaper To Fight Impeachment
In Baton Rouge on Good Friday Gov. Huey P Long directs a self produced bulletin to rally support against 19 impeachment charges. The governor denounces political enemies and the Standard Oil crowd while state editors urge new impeachment resolutions.
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Huey BP. Long
State House of Representatives
Standard Oil
Baton Rouge State Times
Standard Oil Company
Homes For Nearly Half Secured At Apple Blogcom Festival
Readiness grows as schools file applications for the annual spring festival. New princesses are announced for the royal court by elected officials and local committees seek homes for invited guests, with prizes offered for early applications.
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Grace E H. Loughlin
Chevy Chase
District of Columbia
Proctor L. Dougherty
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District Commissioners
Lucy Scott
Wiliam and Mary College
W. A. Scott
Tazewell
8. J. Thompson
Claire Goode
Ryland Goode
Ac Mount
Robert J. Noell
Marguerite Derr Madox
Shepherd College
B. B. Madox
Engle
Frank B. Robinson
Jefferson County
W. Va
Frances Ruebush
C. W. Ruebush
Benna Vista
Harrisonburg
Ssncunell
Miller School
Evendale
Bryarly
Valley
Round Hill
Kernstown
Stephens City
Duffey
Prine
John F. Rodman, Jr
Frances Page
Queen’s Court
General Housing Comm
Andrew Bell
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Bevins Injured In Plane Crash Near Bland Missouri
Bevins seriously injured when his Lockheed plane crashed into a tree during an attempted take-off from Amos Smith’s farm near Bland Missouri. He suffered deep head wounds and fractures to both legs and was transported to a St. Louis hospital.
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