Forcing hens to molt boosts fall egg production
Virginia researchers at the Agricultural Experiment Station report that artificial molting, used with extended light, raises fall egg output. Hens fed grain only after removing mash began laying again, then molted, with production increases from 18 percent to as high as 35 percent.
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Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
Reece L. Bryant
Dr. Bryant
Bryant
Construction work resumes after union halt in state
Construction work halted by 22 building trades unions April 24 was resumed today pending negotiations between construction and union executives. They met at the Department of Washington. The dispute centers on use of materials delivered by non union truck drivers and arbitration over hiring non union drivers after union men walked out.
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Baltimore
Department of Ashington
Annapolis
Elsie Mathews Honored in Virginia Bankers Letter Contest
Miss Elsie Mathews of Shenandoah Valley National Bank earned honorable mention in a Virginia Bankers Association contest that offered two Bermuda trips as top prizes. Her essay explains why banks pay savers little interest while charging borrowers more, detailing reserve requirements FDIC insurance costs overhead and market factors.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Bermuda
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State Planters Trust Co
Richmond
Sam Wilson Blain
First National Bank of
Roanoke
Virginia Bankers Association
Queen of Bermuda
Miss Mathews
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Deposit Insurance
The Mumps Case That Shaped Radio Pioneer Jack Hogan
A New York City mumps outbreak redirected John V L Hogan from idle youth to a lifelong pursuit of wireless radio. He read, investigated, and watched at sea before building a home set, inventing tuning with one knob, and coining the term radio. Hogan helped develop high fidelity broadcasts and founded WQXR.
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New York City
John V. L. Hogan
Brooklyn Navy Yard
de Forest
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Fessenden
Jack Hogan
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WQXR
McNaught Syndicate
Kidnaped Official Is Given Freedom
Oscar Lampe the American assistant manager of the Guanajuato consolidated mining company was released and returned to his Guanajuato home after being kidnapped last Thursday and held for ransom. The American consul general said Lampe reached home at 10 o clock last night. He was unharmed and the ransom amount was not announced.
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Mexico City
Oscar Lampe
Guanajuato
Illegal Liquor Sale Charge Against Baltimore Couple
In Baltimore on May 2 James Finnegan a 47 year old tavern keeper and his wife Anna were held in bond of 500 on a charge of selling liquor on an election day.
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Baltimore
James Finnegan
Anna
Divorce Decree In Desertion Case Here
In Corporation Court Judge Philip Williams issued an April 20 decree granting Louise R. DeLancey a divorce from Andrew C. DeLancey on grounds of desertion. Neither party may remarry within six months.
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Corporation Court
Philip Williams
Louise R. DeLancey
Andrew C. DeLancey
Cutwork Stands the Test of Time Pattern 6379
Cutwork pattern 6379 offers a transfer of 16 motifs from small to larger sizes for easy embroidery on tea cloths scarves or towels. Send ten cents plus your name address and pattern number to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts 259 W 4th Street New York NY.
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Winchester Evening Star
W. Mth Street
New York
N. Y
Negrin and party arrive in America
Juan Negrin the last premier of the Spanish Republican regime arrived in New York aboard the Normandie. He was accompanied by his son Juan and his daughter in law Rosita. Negrin declined to discuss plans aside from going to Mexico and returning to Europe in about a month.
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Juan Negrin
Normandie
Juan, Jr
Rosita
Negrin
Mexico
Europe
Local Notes from Lebanon Church and Area
Lebanon Church Va May 2 reports show residents visiting relatives in Arlington and Winchester, renovations underway on a barn, and various social visits. The county band returned from Richmond, with an upcoming performance at the local schoolhouse May 5, while illness and health visits are noted among residents and families.
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W. L. Snarr
Arlington
Emily Snarr
Frances Ann
Virginia Lee Snarr
Frank Funkhouser
Cylde Wisecarver
W. H. Wisecarver
Irvin Orndorff
Washington
Warren McDonald
Grippe
Stella Windle
Winchester
Kathleen Hockman
Louise Brown
Strasburg
Denzil Hershman
Richmond
Martha Ann Unger
North Carolina
Ida Keller
Frank Orndorff
Bobby Fisher
George Lindamood
Statton Bowers
Bessie Bowers
Margaret Fauver
Frederick Bowers
Masters Curtiss
Floyd Himelright
Capon Road
Julius Beeler
Helen Campbell
Loretta Jean Campbell
Ann Unger
Irene Hammond
Top Net
Frank Snarr
Mary Chase
Ida Nitterhouse
Cecil Bly
Chambersburg, Pa
Viviana Shirley Bly
Boy dies as kettle lid falls in Maryland plant
At Fishing Creek Maryland a boy was killed when a kettle lid toppled from a crab packing plant. Playmates said he was leaning into the kettle and a companion accidentally dropped the lid, crushing his skull.
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Fishing Creek
Ed Kettle
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