Senate Aggepts Amendments 10 Forest Measure
The House passed Roosevelt relief measures with a $500 million plan, while voting on forest conservation. Amendments aimed to prevent employment discrimination by race color or creed and allow land purchase funding. The Senate adopted House amendments without a record vote, with action postponed to the next day.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Washington
Wagner
N. Y
Reedy
Maine
Lozier
Bankhead
Ala
Tomor
Appropriation of South End Hose Is Increased
At a special Common Council meeting the fire committee sought raising the South End Hose Company annual appropriation from 1500 to 1800 dollars. An amendment to equalize with other fire departments failed seven to six. The Forney measure to 1800 passed with all present voting yes. the Friendship Fire Company Ambulance appropriation also rose from 50 to 150 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
South End Hose Company
Fred W. Forney
Herman H. Hable
Hable
C. R. Anderson
W. W. Dellinger
Peyton Marshall
Percy D. Miller
L. C. Hollis
Fred L. Glaize
C. H. Harper
R. Frank Barr
J. H. Henry
John H. Rosenberger
Mr Forney
C.R. Anderson
Friendship Fire Company
Students Choose Princess For the Blossom Festival
Miss Elizabeth Carson of Lynchburg has been selected by Harrisonburg State Teachers College students to represent the college in the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester this spring. She has earned May Day court honors and is regarded as one of the college’s most outstanding students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Carson
J. P. Carson
Lynchburg
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Winchester
Carson
First Move Made to Protect Apple Growers
Washington March 29 The first definite action to aid apple growers and exporters came as Senators Byrd and Townsend introduced a joint bill in the Senate for federal inspection and grading of export apples. The plan sets up a department led program to certify grades to foreign buyers, with violations blocking shipments for 90 days and a minimum $100 fine. Growers from eighteen eastern states urged lower freight rates and sought diplomatic help to reduce foreign tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Byrd
Dem
Townsend
Rep
Del
East
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miss Frances Snipes Named Princess for Shenandoah Festival
A Washington Times feature shows Frances Snipes of Atlanta Ga chosen unanimously by Arlington Hall students to represent the junior college as princess at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Times
Frances Snipes
Atlanta
Arlington Hall
Arlington County
Winchester
Mother Seeks News of Son
Mrs Vessie Gendrean of Sheridan Wyoming asks for help locating her son Floyd Cecil Houde shell who may be in this section of the country. She expresses concern and asks that any information be sent to Sheridan Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vessie Gendrean
Sheridan, Wyo
Floyd Cecil Houdeshell
Sheridan Wyo
Morgenthau Picked To Lead Farm Credit Plan
Special to The Star notes President Roosevelt appoints Henry Morgenthau Jr to head the new Farm Credit Administration and abolish the Farm Board. Senator Byrd reports lower mortgage rates and loan extensions, plus broader foreign markets and reciprocal treaties to aid Virginia farmers, with hopes of faster relief and improved purchasing power.
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The
Star
Washington
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
New Farm Credit Administration
Farm Board
United States
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
White House
Morgenthau
Secretary Hull
Cooking With Cold Demonstrated By Mrs Warne At Kelvinator Show
Mrs Catherine D Warne of Kelvinator Kitchen demonstrated cooking with cold yesterday to a large audience of local housewives. At Miller and Anderson showrooms Kelvinator agents, she showed how desserts and dainties could be prepared and then frozen in a Kelvinator, replacing heat with cold. The novel method drew many repeat attendees from Tuesday’s lecture as friends joined to learn this practical technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine D. Warne
Kelvinator Kitchen
Miller and Anderson
Kelvinator Company
Ober Fertilizer Prices Cut See Us First
Local fertilizer firm announces significantly reduced prices and invites customers to call or visit, promising better deals by contacting 402 area line. Offers emphasis on value and prompt service.
Bomb Explodes at Father Coughlin Home in Royal Oak
A black powder bomb exploded in the basement of Rev. Father Charles E. Coughlin's Royal Oak home early today. No one was injured though windows were broken and canned goods damaged. Detectives found no bomb container but smelled powder. Coughlin and two other priests occupied the house.
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Detroit
Mich
Father Charles E. Coughlin
Royal Oak
Father Coughlin
Church of the Little Flower
John Tully
William
Dun Scotus
National Bank of Detroit
First National Detroit
The
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Federal Conservators
Breweries Ready for 3.2 Beer Surge with Big Purchases
Brewers plan major spending as they prepare to sell 3.2 beer on April 7. Department of Commerce reports show automotives, trucks, cars, bottles, barrels, glasses, and rubber goods ordered. predicted annual maintenance costs reach 20 million dollars. Overhaul of motor equipment costs six million, with bottle orders implying record consumption of 720 million yearly. box and carton makers also strained by demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
GTON
Department of Commerce
Department
Stock Market Prices Steadier as Selling Scatters
In New York on March 30 the stock market showed steadier prices after a lackadaisical day. Scattered selling appeared at times mainly in rails while sugar, alcohol and smelting stocks held moderately firm. Sterling cables opened at 121 and $3.4234, with call money at 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Sterling Cables
New York man jailed 30 days for hammer incident
Oliver King told court there were extenuating circumstances as he claimed he chased his wife with a hammer not a knife. His wife disputed the claim and alleged tart substances in his drink. In separate reports, a Wisconsin burglary case involved Chief Fred Rossman and his son Floyd. Spokane man Joseph C. Ross received five years for robbery, expressing relief at capture. The Pioneer locomotive from 1848 was displayed at the world’s fair grounds in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oliver King
Floyd
Spokane
Wash
Joseph C. Ross
Chicago
Pioneer
Maywood
Ill
Receivers Appointed for Grand Estate in Frederick Court
Judge Philip Williams names John M Fishpan and Charles R McCann receivers for the late Seal Grant estate in Frederick County. They are empowered to issue up to 2000 in receivers certificates to operate and maintain apple properties. The order enjoins sale of certain lands and requires bond for faithful performance.
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Palme
Merchants National Bank and ‘Trust ‘Cmpany of
Winchester
Ircuit
Frederick County
Seal Grant
Philip Williams
John M Fishpaw
Charles R. McCann
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Scott Grants’ Administrators
Et Als
Williams
Messrs Fishpan and McCann
J.M. Steck
Steck
Mary Cover Steck
N. J. Wiggington
Grant
Messrs. Fishpan
McCann
German Jewry Pleads to Hindenburg as Boycott Looms
Leaders of German Jewry appeal to President von Hindenburg as Nazi and anti Jewish boycott begins across Germany. They claim Jews countered abroad reports of persecution and vow to continue, calling charges of injury to the German people a heavy blow to their honor. Continued on page twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Germany
William E Laws Dies in Winchester After Illness
William E Laws a respected colored man of Winchester died Tuesday night at Susie Taylor's home on Sharp street after a short illness He had long served as a waiter at the George Washington Haie and was known to hotel clientele His remains rest at Paynter Funeral Home East Pall Mall street with funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E Laws
Winchester
Susie Taylor
Sharp Street
William
George Washington Haie
Paynter Funeral Home
East Pall Mall Street
Aberdeer Bank To Be Reopened
The Associated Press reports in Richmond that the Federal Reserve Bank of Richtone announced First National Bank of Aber deer Md has been relicensed to reopen effective Saturday in early April after closure.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank of Richtone Today
First National Bank of Aberdeer Md
Apple Festival Torchlight Parade Plans Announced
Director General J P Arthur of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival calls a meeting of heads of all local volunteer fire companies and their executive committees at 8 pm in the fete office George Washington Hotel to plan the torchlight parade for the first night of the festival. All five company heads and executives urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Arthur
Fete
George Washington Hotel
Recivers For Richmond Bank Are Appointed
Receivers for the American Bank and Trust Company were named by Judge Julien Gunn of the Richmond Circuit Court in a suit brought by depositor J. A Salle Jr. Sherlock Branson and T. K. Vertner were designated to take charge of assets and conserve them. Officials of the bank headed by Oliver J. Sands planned to seek dissolution of the receivership with Judge Dunn this afternoon. State and federal banking authorities said they had no role in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
American Bank and Trust Company
Julien Gunn
Circuit Court of
City of
J. A Salle, Jr
Sherlock Branson
T. K. Vertner
Salle
Commerce Department
Oliver J. Sands
Julien Dunn
J. A. Salle, Jr
Will Sing For Local Charity By Choral Society Choir
The Coleridge Taylor Choral Society directed by Gladys Brown performs spirituals and plantation songs with 30 voices at 8 26 this evening at Douglas School North Kent street for the benefit of the District Nurse Association and the American Red Cross. Everyone is invited.
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Coleridge Taylor Choral Society
Gladys Brown
Douglas School
North Kent Street
District Nurse Association
American Red Cross
Seek Trustee For Brentano's
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court by seven publisher creditors against Brentano's, Inc., a large and well known New York book seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Brentano’s, Inc
Bottle Cap Drive Aids Tuberculosis Fund
Announcement states Boy Scouts will collect saved ginger ale bottle caps this Saturday for the District Nurse Association tuberculosis fund. The ginger ale company donates one cent per cap. Contact the District Nurse Association or the Boy Scout Office for collection locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Tuberculosis Fund
District Nurse Association
Ginger Ale Company
Boy Scout Office
Park Team To Practice Saturday
The Winchester Park baseball team will hold their first practice Saturday at three o'clock at the park ground. Returning players and new hopefuls are asked to report, as the first game is fast approaching and everyone should be in playing condition soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Park
Park Ground
Two Day Fete Promises Varied Events and Coronation
A two day festival led by Director-General Arthur unfolds around May first with a Blossom Queen coronation at Handley Stadium the Parade of the Pink Petals and a pageant In Springtime. Officials plan orchard tours aerial shows band concerts torchlight parade and receptions across venues in Winchester and surrounding areas. The second day features a grand parade and continued public celebrations viewed from multiple vantage points on the Fair Grounds.
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Arthur
Orchard
Handley High School Stadium
Shenandoah
Handley High School
Handley Bowl
Handley Stadium
Handley Schools
Admiral Byrd Airport
Frederick County Court House
George Washington Hotel
Handley Library
Winchester
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Fair Grounds
Radio Show To Be Repeated At Round Hill School House
The Moock radio show, after successful performances at Bryarly and Gainesboro, will be repeated at Round Hill school house at 8 o clock Thursday evening, April 4, by popular request. Proceeds go to Round Hill school treasury. The Littrell Debating Society will present a radio debate during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryarly
Gainesboro
Round Hill School
Round Hill
Lhttrell Debating Society
Square Dance Bill and Car invite friends to Betty's Palace
Bill and Car invite friends to Betty's Palace on State Line Mainahinpike for a square dance event on Friday March 31. Community notice mentions location and date with casual invitation and odd street name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Car
Betty's Palace
Mainahinpike
Rite-Way Cleaners Spring Rush Drapes Rugs Cleaning
Dry cleaning service advertises quick turnaround before the spring rush. Drapes and rugs receive expert cleaning by Rite-Way Cleaners located at 30 1p 21 with phone contact 33. Additional details appear in the ad.
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South End
Morganthau
Hull
OBER
Reynolds
Libby Holman Reynolds
Zachary Smith Reynolds, Jr
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Free Lance
Fr. x. Coast
Motor Industry
Neillsville, Wis
Fred Rossman
Aberdeer Bank
Richmond Bank
Brentano
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