Layman ends gubernatorial bid to back Peery
State Senator George W Layman announces he will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor in the August primary. He explains private affairs and supports George C Peery citing Peery's constructive platform and greater harmony with him as governor.
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Associated Press
Newcastle
George W. Layman
George C. Perry
Layman
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Deal
Layman Bone
Mr. Peery
Peery
State Senate
Train Service To Be Extended For Apple Blossom Festival
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced extended service between Strasburg and Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival. An 8:00 a.m. arrival and a 7:10 p.m. return are scheduled on both festival days, Wednesday and Thursday.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Strasburg
Winchester
Conferees to Take Up Expansion Bill in House
House Agriculture Committee Chairman Jones said he supports the Senate amendment for currency expansion as conferees prepare to take up the farm relief inflation bill. Democrats aim to force action this week to instruct conferees to accept the inflation provision. Republicans plan a fight but House leaders expect passage of the currency expansion plan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Texas
House
Representative Snell
New York
Roosevelt
London
Potomac River
Sequoia
Borah
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
France
England
Congress
Wheat market closes in Chicago and Baltimore firms report prices
Closing prices in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are supplied daily by Winchester Milling Corporation via Stickell Sales Corp. The notices list September at 72 12 and December at 74 44 with spot wheat at 86 and Winchester spot at 85.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
Ceaters
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Bank Reopens At Westminster After Reorganization News
Baltimore May 1 The First National Bank of Westminster reopened on a 100 percent withdrawal basis after being closed during a pending reorganization plan.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
First National Bank of Westminster
1938 World’s Fair Gas Saver and Oiler for All Cars
Engineers in Wheaton Illinois unveil a 1938 World’s Fair Gas Saver and Inside Engine Oiler that allegedly saves gas and oils valves simultaneously. Claimed to fit all cars and install with a wrench. Promises 327 percent profits and invites users and agents to respond with address and car name.
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Wheaton
Adv
Sergeant's sale set for May at Winchester Court House
By virtue of distress warrant I will sell at public auction at the Court House Winchester Va Saturday May 6 1933 at 10 a m 3 book cases 1 Remington type writer 1 large desk 1 small desk chairs 4 drawer steel cabinet etc Terms cash Lee Barr City Sergeant
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Court House
Winchester
Lee Barr
Five bombs of terrific force rock Chicago May Day
The article reports five large blasts in Chicago near the loop around 2 30 am injuring and damaging five industrial sites including Illinois Bell Telephone with damage around 150000 dollars. Police rounded up suspected radicals while officials debated motive amid underworld labor warfare theories.
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Chicago
Loop
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Jake Mills
Police Department
Sprague Warner Grocery Company
Willett Bus and Teaming Company
Hibbard-Spencer-Bartlett Hardware Company
Stratford
Marshall Field and Company
Washington
New Orleans
Regulations For Distributing Gold
Washington May 1 regulations governing the distribution of gold to industries with legitimate uses were issued by the Treasury hours before the deadline for turning in all gold other than small sums up to 100 dollars to the government.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Akron Disaster Conjecture Cited In Naval Inquiry
Judge Advocate Ralph G. Pennoyer told the naval court of inquiry that the Akron disaster remains in the realm of conjecture. He said officers and crew were well trained and acted without negligence, while weather data and storm-avoidance practices were flaws highlighted by Lieutenant C J McGuire.
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Washington
Akron
Ralph G. Pennoyer
Naval Court of Inquiry
Pennoyer
C. J. McGuire
Judge Advocate
McGuire
Anniversary of Deweys Victory in Manila Observed
SAN PEDRO Calif May 1 One hundred ships and 300 air craft of the United States fleet engaged in exercises off shore to day in tests of the latest developments in every phase of naval warfare afloat and aloft. The maneuvers will celebrate the victory of Admiral Dewey at Manila 35 years ago today. The marmoset monkey a small monkey found in Central America is sometimes called the squirrel monkey because its paws tail and body somewhat resemble those of a squirrel. It also has the squirrel's habit of scolding and chatting when excited.
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Associated Press
San Pedro
Calif
United States
Dewey
Manilla
Central America
A College Professor Wrote This Prescription For You
An advertisement touts Natex a new prescription tonic promising dramatic health gains and relief after ordinary remedies fail. It claims high medical endorsement and explains costs and benefits for digestion liver kidneys nerves and energy, offering a free health booklet and a one week trial.
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Natex
People’s Service Drug Store
Mountain Fire Near Harpers Ferry Quelled by Wardens
Three groups of men under forest wardens brought a forest fire on the mountain between Sandy Hook and Maryland Heights under control. The blaze, driven by a stiff wind, burned since Saturday afternoon and covered scrub and undergrowth with no estimate of acreage or damage available.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Sandy Hook
Maryland Heights
Potomac River
Pepersey
Davis Trial On Lottery Charge Is Set Again
Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania faces trial on an indictment alleging interstate shipments of lottery tickets tied to a Loyal Order of Moose prize distribution. The June 12 date was set by Judge Henry W. Goddard, with Theodore G. Miller and Raymond Walsh listed for the same day.
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Associated Press
New York
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Henry W. Goddard
Theodore G. Miller
Raymond Walsh
Davis
John W. Shirer
Pittsburgh
W. G. Klugh
Hot Springs
Ark
Embargo Proclaimed On Corn Borer To Shield Illinois
Governor Henry Horner issued a sweeping embargo affecting 17 states to curb the corn borer spread in Illinois and ordered another embargo on 21 states to protect chestnut trees from blight. The actions target plants possibly infested with the pests and cover nearby states including West Virginia New York and Pennsylvania.
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Springfield
Ill
Henry Horner
Illinois
Horner
West Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
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