Robertson Urges Virginians to Put Principle First
Front Royal Virginia May 23 Representative A Willis Robertson spoke at Memorial Day exercises arguing Virginians will place principle over expediency in major choices. He cited Washington Jefferson and Stonewall Jackson and urged readiness to stand for a cause if called upon.
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A. Willis Robertson
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Jefferson
Stonewall Jackson
Warren Park Theatre
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Bonnie Blue
KF. L. Grubbs
Albert Clark
E. Barr Samsell
F. E. White
Dixie
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Elizabeth Eastham
North Carolina
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South Carolina
Nancy Simpson Clarke
Texas
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Georgia
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Missouri
Virginia Downing
Tennessee
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Florida
Laura Clark
Maryland
Mary Ward Shannon
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Randolph-Macon Academy
Warren County Memorial Association
Warren Aifles
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Sons of ‘Confederate Veterans
Confederate States
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Mosby
Ottway Miller
George L. Wilkison
Barbour Baldwin
Richard Baldwin
S. Rolfe Millar
Hugh E. Naylor
R. B. Clagett
A. L. Harrison
Randolph- Macon Academy
Warren Memorial Association
Warren Rifles
United Daughters of the Confederacy
U. D. C. Hall
T. V. Leach
William Kerfoot
New Dealers To Play Sunday
Local fans will see two strong teams this weekend as the New Dealers host a Sunday game after Saturday’s tilt featuring Brook Grubb and the Silver Spring Giants. The Giants have been top contenders for two seasons.
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Brook Grubb
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Warren county to hold May 25 commencement exercises
Warren county plans parade and commencement ceremonies on Saturday May 25. Rural pupils and Warren County High School students form at 9 45 a m in the courthouse yard and march to Murphy Theatre for a group picture. Afternoon program includes honor lists, promotions, and music by the Bentonville School Buzzing Bee Orchestra. Miss Lucy Mason Holt to deliver the address.
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Capt. Dean
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Murphy Theatre
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Lucy Mason Holt
Virginia Educations Association
Stars to Meet 1934 District Champs in All-Stars Stadium Clash
The 1934 District champions, the NBA nine, visit All-Stars Stadium to face the Giants. Expected stars include Earl Clark, Earl Mattingley, Bobby Stevens, Bill Rapp, Pépco Barry, Irish Long, and John Bozek. Local push features Chubby Stevens Kilmer and Gregory. McIntyre or Cassell will pitch against Mattingley.
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Pions
Montgomery County
Giants
Waugh
Cassell
All-Stars
NBA Nine
Earl Clark
Boston Brave
Earl Mattingley
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodger
Bobby Stevens
Phillies
Bill Rapp
Cincinnatii
Pépco Barry
Irish Long
John Bozek
Saffell
Chubby Stevens
Kilmer
Gregory
Martinsburg
Lefty McIntyre
Bobby Cassell
Lions To Name New Officers In Front Royal Meeting
Front Royal Virginia May 23 The Lions Club held its regular meeting at the Royal Club with Rev R Moorman Parker as guest speaker on his cross continental trip. A nominating committee consisting of Aubrey Smithy Percy L Rogers Paul Shannon Amos B Scott and Thomas Harrison will report at the June 4 annual election of officers. Delegates to the state convention May 31 and June 1 at Ocean View will be J Frank Forsyth Thomas Harrison Bryan Stokes and W F Trout. Guests from Winchester included Hove Riley Dr Hawthorne and Swifty Rush.
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Front Royal
The
Royal Club
R. Moorman Parker
Mr. Parker
American
Canada
Aubrey Smithy
Percy L. Rogers
Paul Shannon
Amos B. Scott
Thomas Harrison
Ocean View
J. Frank Forsyth
Bryan Stokes
W. F. Trout
Hove Riley
Dr. Hawthorne
Local C C C To Aid Drive
Front Royal Chamber of Commerce officers met Monday in the Town Manager office and agreed to cooperate with the State Chamber in a $150,000 financial drive. The body adopted a resolution thanking young women who solicited contributions for the Front Royal Float in the Apple Blossom parade at Winchester.
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Chamber of Commerce
Front Royal Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Winchester
Front Royal Plans Contour Survey For Recreational Park
The Town Planning Commission met to authorize an immediate contour survey of the proposed recreational park along the Shenandoah. A nine hole golf course potential will be assessed by a golf expert after the survey. The group discussed a new official town map nearing completion to show recent improvements and developments. All Ginnaston members attended, with S M Boyd Jr presiding.
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Front Royal
Town Planning Commission
Shenandoah
Gtnisaston
Wheat and Grain Prices in Chicago and Baltimore May 23
Grain quotations from Chicago show May wheat at 89 5 8 to 3 4, July at 90 1 4 to 3 8, and futures through Dec. Corn ranges from 88 1 4 May to 66 1 8 Dec, oats from 43 1 4 May to 36 1 8 Dec. Lard and bellies quoted, Chicago cash grain lists No 2 hard wheat and No 5 mixed corn. Baltimore reports No 2 red winter wheat at 95. Whites in Porto Rico noted as 70 to 75 percent of population.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Washington Va Gets New Water From Mountains
Washington Virginia begins dam and piping project to haul 100 000 gallons daily from Jenkins Gap in the Blue Ridge to the county seat Rap pahannock. Public Works Administration funds 22621 50 finance the work with 60 men employed for 90 days under Mrs Nellie Woods supervision.
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Jenkins Gap
Blue Ridge Mountains
Here
Rappahannock County
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C. L. Tinsley
Roanoke
National
Hog Taxes Bring Benefits, Government Says
Government attorneys urged that the hog processing tax under the Agricultural Adjustment Act has delivered marked benefits to the country in the past two years while defending the tax against a constitutional challenge.
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Baltimore
Trade unions to protest Roosevelt wage scales
More than 250000 trade union workers were ordered to stop work at 3 p.m. today in New York in protest against the wage scales set by President Roosevelt for the government's work relief program.
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New York
Roosevelt
Short-Lived Central American Republic Formation
The union began with a December 1920 pact signed by Guatemala El Salvador and Honduras Costa Rica favored and Nicaragua non committed Its collapse followed revolutions in several member republics within a year ending the plan of union.
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Salvador
Honduras
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Marco to Join Hauptmann Defense Team in Life Fight
Vincent Marco, former Cleveland attorney now in Los Angeles, reportedly would join Bruno Hauptmann’s legal staff. He claimed to possess new evidence that could aid the Bronx carpenter in his bid for life in the Lindbergh baby murder case.
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Bruno Hauptmann
Marco
Bronx
Red Leggett Leads New Deal News Censorship Unit
Washington and New York dispatches describe Eugene Leggett, known as Red, as the NEC chief publicity officer under the New Deal. His role spans censoring New Deal statements as billions in work relief are allocated, while interagency rivalry grows over funding for rural, electrification, and infrastructure projects. In parallel, global economic talk signals a push for a world conference as inflation fears rise and wage pressures threaten postwar stability.
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Central Press
Washington, D. C
Red” Leggett
Red
Eugene 8. Leggett
Donald R. Richberg
National Emergency Council
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Detroit Free Press
New Deal
Roosevelt
New York
Treasury
Morgenthau
Over-capitalization Burden Prompts Corporate Reorganizations
Increased operating expenses drive many reorganizations as over-capitalization burdens companies. Investors will bear the brunt while key founders depart with loot in many cases, leaving long deferred restructurings to the public.
Market in stocks steadier after veto news
New York May 23 The bonus veto bogey caused little tremor in today’s markets as stocks remained steady to firm and active with selective climbers leading. Bonds were quiet while sterling moved against the dollar in foreign exchange after yesterday’s inflation-focused House vote. Closing quotes show declines and gains among major equities including Allied Chemical American Can General Electric General Motors and U S Steel.
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House of Representatives
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American Can
American Smelters
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Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Big Shipment Of Gold Coming To Le Havre
Sixteen tons of gold sped across France by special train to Le Havre to meet the liner Washington. The two day total shipments to the United States reach fifty million dollars.
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Paris
France
Washington
le Havre
United States
Local Markets and Price List for Flour and Feed
Local wholesale and retail market prices list grain flour feeds and dairy items. Prices cover patent and cracked corn, mixed feeds, corn meal, middlings, egg mash, butter, and live animal categories with varied bag sizes and per bushel or per hundredweight quotes.
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The
Star
Kasco
Accesseves
Equine Heroine to March in Memorial Day Parade
Verdun Soissons St Mihiel and Argonne veteran mare Jeanne d Arce, 28, a black French artillery horse, will lead Memorial Day parade on Chicago Michigan Avenue. She is believed sole surviving overseas horse from the war, shown with Sergt Ernest Luttrell and her gold chevrons in the 122nd Field Artillery stables.
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Argonne
Jeanne d’Arce
Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
Jeanne
United States
Field “Artillery
Ernest’ Luttrell
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1662 Dress Styles
Barbara Bell fashion note promotes summer tennis dress with fullness in the skirt and a braiding trimmed blouse pocket. Pattern No 1662 fits sizes 12 to 20 with busts 30 to 38, requiring yardage and braid. Also advertises the Barbara Bell Pattern Book and 15 cent copy requests. Tomorrow preview for a youthful frock.
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Barbara Bell
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