Roosevelt Retains Line Against Cash Bonus Riders
President Roosevelt warned Congress he would veto any major bill if a cash payment rider was attached. Bonus advocates pressed for a strategy to force cash payments, while veterans groups discouraged marches and urged restraint.
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Administration Hurries To Get Vote On the NRA
Washington May 24. Roosevelt forces push for a House vote to extend the NRA before its expiration in three weeks. A tentative understanding seeks a 21 1/2 month extension with presidential blessing, while Senate leaders threaten a fierce fight against longer terms. Key unions warn of national strife if NRA is not extended.
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House Committee
Door slammed on Dionne babies by nurse in quarrel
In a tense scene at the Dionne nursery near the quintuplets, nurse Louise De Kiriline ordered Mrs Elzire Dionne not to come up the steps, prompting the mother to sob as they still face a visitor ban at the home despite relatives from Montreal visiting earlier.
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Local Star Backs Lux Toilet Soap In Radio Endorsement
Miss Anne Tucker McGuire of Winchester reveals she uses Lux Toilet Soap to protect and soften her skin and plans to appear on the Lux Radio Hour with Frank Morgan. Eddie Herman, Lever Brothers rep, notes her message about removing stale cosmetics and skin care. The program airs tomorrow at 1 30 p m with the play Michael and Mary.
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Winchester
Lux Radio Hour
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Lever Brothers Company
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Lux Radio
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Middletown Grange Adds Ruth Wisecarver Member
Miss Ruth Wisecarver joins Middletown Grange No. 761 as candidate at a regular meeting. The degree team will attend Fishers Hill Grange June 11 for initiations. Memorial services are planned Sunday afternoon and Rev. Harry M Crim spoke on Rural Life.
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Opequon
Middletown Grange
Fishers Hill
Harry M. Crim
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Roland B. Fisher
R. H. Baker
Rural Life
George Baker
Futures And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago on May 25 reports closing prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley futures with May July Sept and Dec maturities and cash grain quotes for No 4 red No 1 yellow No 2 yellow mixed and sample grades indicating values for wheat corn and other grain commodities.
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Market Mixed in Stocks as Fractions Reflect Caution
Market closed with a dampened tone as stocks traded mixed and volumes rose. Foreign exchange showed the pound and franc easing after early declines while cotton gained on potential government loans to growers. Grain and bond markets softened on favorable weather reports and cautious bank acceptance trends.
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Byrd Seeks Self Respect in 1935 Labor Vote
Senator Byrd defends his labor and economy Act votes amid opposition to relief plans. He cites opposition to union wage policies and Wagner bill tactics, asserting support for collective bargaining without coercion, urging Americans to consider national interests.
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Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Roundup May 25
Livestock and produce markets report steady cattle with calves and sheep buyers, hogs higher with mixed weights priced per category, spring lambs down slightly, and ewes to 4.25. Philadelphia poultry unchanged and butter prices mixed by grade, USDA closing with steady extras and firmer lower grades.
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Head Tax Charged on All Aliens Entering U S
The Chicago Tribune notes a head tax of eight dollars collected by the federal government from all aliens entering the United States whether first time or returning from a temporary visit. Exemptions include stays under 60 days, children with parents, and representatives of foreign governments.
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Chicago Tribune
Fragments Reflect Fearful Governing Principles
A quotation expresses that government now operates under fear rather than constitutional principles. It claims TV coverage errs and a senator fears losing popularity, but vows to vote to serve all people while preserving self respect. The passage centers on political critique and personal resolve.
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Poe
Four Estates In County Actively Appraised
Four estates of deceased county residents have been filed for appraisal in the county clerk's office. The Wright estate of Middletown is valued at 10018.17 with stocks bonds notes and real and personal property. executor is C Elliott Wright. Appraisers listed include E B Sperry J R Watson and Walter B Little. The former Mrs Maggie Mort is also noted.
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C. Elliott Wright
EB. R. Sperry
J. R. Watson
Walter B. Little
Maggie Mort
Estate notices from Kernstown and Stephens City names highlighted
Executors and appraisers tied to local estates are listed. Henry A. Dinges of Stephens City left cash in bank totaling $1 092.55. Mathew R. Davis left real and personal property valued at $354 with Louisa T. Davis as executrix. Appraisers include A C. Pierce J H. Brill and McA Rinker.
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White Post
Geen Pges Bank
J. H. H. Yost
Insel Whitacre
R. 8
Lineburg, Alva
Elmer M. Steele
Mathew R. Davis
Louisa T. Davis
A. C. Pierce
J. H. Brill
McA. Rinker
Kumquat Cultivation Spreads Across Florida and California
Kumquat, a Chinese citrus fruit, is widely grown in Florida and California and also in Towlish glass houses. It is small and round or oblong with a sweet rind and tart pulp. Used mainly for preserves and confections, many enjoy its raw flavor.
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