Death removes widow of noted ex Virginia surgeon
Mrs. Stuart McGuire widow of Dr Hunter Holmes McGuire died at 99 after a long illness in Richmond Virginia He was a famed surgeon Funeral services set for tomorrow with burial in Hollywood Cemetery Pallbearers include Alex Stuart Gibson Archibald G Robertson and others She was born February 6 1844 in Staunton to Alexander H Stuart and Frances Baldwin Stuart Her father served as the first Secretary of the Interior under Millard Fillmore.
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William L. Clay
Thomas Clay Sarl
Arthur Gordon, Jr
Mrs. McGuire
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Alexan H. H. Stuart
Frances Cornelia Baldwin Stuart
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Millard Fillmore
Trade Upswing Real, Vauclain Says Loyal to Roosevelt
Samuel M. Vauclain, head of Baldwin Locomotive Works, says the upturn in trade is real and that he is now thoroughly loyal to Franklin D. Roosevelt after trying to defeat him. He dismisses recent “abortive flurries” and predicts a faster swing in business, noting depressions since 1873 and the general recovery pattern.
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Samuel M. Vauclain
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Franklin D. “M. Roosevelt
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
Strike area quiet as Virginia furniture plants suspend work
Galax Virginia May 14 quiet tonight after a strike at Vaughan Bassett and Webb Furniture Companies. Extra officers on duty and no further trouble anticipated. Plant leaders expect to reopen Monday and protect workers returning. Roanoke and Danville report police and National Guard mobilization readiness due to the labor action in Galax.
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Vaughan-Bassett and Webb
T. G. Vaughan
Vaughan Furniture Factory
Roanoke
T. McCall Frizier
State Division of Motor Vehicles
National Guard
Danville
246Th Coast Artillery
Marian Martin Pattern Book Sale Ad Seeks Orders
Fashion advice from 1933 promotes Marian Martin patterns. It details pattern 9647 with sizes 14 through 42, fabric requirements, and penalties for ordering by mail from the Winchester Evening Star pattern department at 232 West 18th Street New York. The catalog offers colorful summer frock ideas and accompanying fashions.
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Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Minister's Son Drowns While Trying To Swim At Bridgewater
Carlyle Arey nine year old son of Rev Clarence M Arey of Bridgewater drowned in the North River near the dam. Divers and volunteers searched four hours before his body was recovered at 7 45 p m. Dr Minor C Miller witnessed the drowning and attempted rescue.
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Carlyle Arey
Clarence M. Arey
Bridgewater
North River
Minor C. Miller
Virginia Council of Religious Education
Arey
Reformed Church
Mt. Crawford
Weyers Cave
Rockland Mill
Otho Miller
Dr. Miller
Peat Value as Filler and Absorbent for Fertilizers
Peat holds considerable value as a composing material or filler for concentrated mineral fertilizers and as an absorbent in areas lacking sewer systems. It serves multiple industrial and agricultural roles, with applications tied to moisture retention and soil amendment.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promises Health and Digestive Help
An advertisement touts Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a healthful cereal that provides bulk aiding regular habits and vitamin B. It claims iron content is twice that of beef liver and compares its fibre to leafy vegetables, urging use as a cereal or in cooking. The ad notes directions on the package and that it is sold by grocers and made in Battle Creek.
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Battle Creek
Bonus marchers give up demonstration at Fort Hunt
A small group led by Joseph Salzman tried to march on the White House from a Virginia camp of 1 200 bonus seekers as police and Secret Service halted the effort. They were released after talks while Fort Hunt hosts prepared for further push to obtain Congress payment of adjusted service certificates. About 60 marchers remain encamped in Washington amid accusations the Fort Hunt leaders are communists.
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Fort Hunt
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Joseph Salzman
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Front to face Germany on disarming policy discussed
Washington and Paris relations shape the arms issue ahead of the London monetary conference. Norman H. Davis leads US efforts while France weighs debt moratorium and Daladier faces June 15 outcomes amid Geneva stalemate. Boncour seeks Franco American ties as Herriot urges Roosevelt support.
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Reichstag
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Shrimp Guide to Whale Dining Inspires Ocean Study
A coastal science feature describes scientists aboard Discovery II studying whale diet and shrimp as key prey. It links shrimp abundance to Gulf Stream warmth and diatoms, outlining a food chain from diatoms to shrimp to whales. The piece also shares a playful shrimp recipe with pineapple gelatin molds for a whale time with shrimp.
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Antarctic
Gulf Stream
Arctic
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