Al Smith Urges Bipartisan Effort To Balance Federal Budget
A letter signed by eleven prominent figures led by former Governor Alfred E. Smith urged Congress to lay aside partisanship and enact a balanced federal budget and an economically sound tax plan for the coming year. The message was circulated to Senate leaders Watson and Robinson and House Ways and Means Chair Crisp.
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Massachusetts
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New Hampshire
Balance Noted In Treasury Of Apple Festival
The treasurer reports visitors contribute far more than the festival cost. This year about $10 received for every dollar spent, with total expenses near $9,000 to $10,000. Returns for local interest put at $90,000 to $100,000 in spending generated for the community.
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Apple Growers Seek Cut in Inspection Fees
West Virginia apple growers moved to reduce inspection fees from 4 to 3 per car at a Martinsburg meeting of the West Virginia Horticultural Society executive committee. Attendees included Henry Miller Paw Paw M W Futton Cherry Run John Y McDonald Charles Town E Lee Goldsborough Shepherdstown Dr A Bruce Eagle C R Miller Martinsburg and G S Carpenter of Maryland Horticultural Society. Virginia growers discussed the change and urged Commissioner Gore to arrange a conference. The committee favored selecting mature experienced inspectors to replace younger staff from the past season.
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Berryville Promotes 34 Pupils To High School
Berryville Virginia May 23 34 seventh grade pupils were promoted to Berryville High School after passing a county standard examination. Dr Charles O Dearmont chairs Clarke County education efforts.
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Clarke County
School Board Com m encement Certificates Presented
The School Board presented certificates at the commencement to Edith Bell Eleanor Bray Harriet Hamilton Maryine Henshaw Cornelia Livengood Nellie Morris Annie Laurie Parker Anna Frye Rutherford Flora Stickles Ida Stickles Barbara Stolle Philip Brubaker Philip Cochran Ernest Elsen Kern Butsler Edward Fenton Lynwood Hayton Thomas Iden Harry Kerns Robert Leake Clyde Lickey Maurice Longerbeam James Mathers William Owens Lloyd Parker William Rhoden Linwood Ritter Ray Rutherford Rodney Snyder and Gussie White.
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Cornelia Livengood
Nellie Morris
Annie Laurie Parker
Anna Frye Rutherford
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Ida Stickles
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Philip Cochran
Ernest Elsen
Kern Butsler
Edward Fenton
Lynwood Hayton
Thomas Iden
Harry Kerns
Robert Leake
Clyde Lickey
Maurice Longerbeam
James Mathers
William Owens
Lloyd Parker
William Rhoden
Linwood Ritter
Ray Rutherford
Rodney Snyder
Gussie White
Queen Shenandoah IX Acknowledges Winchester Welcoming
Miss Helen Ames Washington of Overbrook PA writes to Mayor F A Shryock thanking Winchester residents for their warm reception during the apple fete. She expresses gratitude for kindness and cooperation that made her feel at home and says she will never forget the pleasant visit.
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Virginia
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Washington
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Administrators Named For Estate Of John J Harmer
Judge Philip Williams of Frederick County Circuit Court appoints James P. Radon and W. Erle Edwards as administrators for the estate of John J. Harmer. Heirs Maud Harmer Ethel Harmer Lewis and Harry Harmer filed the petition after a diligent search of the deceased’s effects.
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Frederick County
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Bond set for administrators in estate case
Judge Williams fixed bond at 5000 dollars for the administrators S. Smith Luther Pannett A. J. Wiggington and Charles R. McCann and they have qualified.
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