Rosy Aphis May Greatly Damage 1933 Apple Crop
The Winchester area faces up to a 25 percent drop in the Virginia apple crop due to rosy aphis. The Winchester Laboratory reports a probable 20 percent statewide reduction as the insect swarms in orchards. Spraying is deemed ineffective now, with winged forms already present and migration toward June. Reports from Crozet and Waynesboro note additional caterpillar activity.
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Winchester
Winchester Research Laboratory
Virginia
W. 8 S. Hough
Shenandoah-Cumberland
Crozet
Waynesboro
Union Service Series Highlights Jesus Christ as Central Figure
Grace Lutheran Church hosted a union service with Rev. R. L. Williamson of First Christian Church delivering a talk on The Understanding of Jesus. He argued Jesus is the central figure in gospel truth and urged reading history and religious experience to deepen understanding, with services planned at Grace Lutheran and other churches.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Luther A. Thomas
Matthew
John
C. H. Anderson
Assembly of God
R. L. Williamson
First Christian Church
Jesus
Philip
Christ
Mr. Williamson
Jesus Christ
God
Ters
Jess Christ
Mr .Williamson
Mr. Clark
C. E. Seastrunk
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Former Partner of Mitchell On Witness Stand
Frank W. Black, once partner of Charles E. Mitchell, testified at Mitchell’s tax evasion trial for 1929 and 1930. He described preparing Mitchell’s income tax returns since the advent of income tax, amid testimony about stock transfers and fake sales alleged to avoid taxes. The Green Cananea Copper Company and National City Bank figures surface in the exchanges. Mrs. Irwin Carper and others are in Baltimore for knee treatment.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank W. Black
Charles E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Black
Walter D. Adams
Anaconda
W. D. Thorton
Green Cananea Copper Company
National
Baptists to Study Merging Plans by 15 Member Committee
The Northern Baptist Convention voted to turn over all reorganiza tion plans to a 15 member committee for study. The panel will spend the next year examining the situation and report to the next church convention.
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Associated Press
Washington
Northern Baptist Convention
Boy Struck by Milk Truck Dies in Winchester
Five year old Harry Robertson struck while playing near his South Loudoun Street home. He died at Memorial Hospital at 2 15 PM from skull fracture and brain hemorrhage. Driver John C Gold, a Frederick County dairyman, rushed him to hospital. he remained at the scene and reported the incident to police.
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Harry Robertson
E. Robertson
South Loudoun Street
Memorial Hospital
Samuel E. Robertson
Loudoun Street
John C. Gold
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Gold
Robertson
Daughters of Rebekah
The
Patriotic Order of America
Winchester
C. W. Hollis
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Stock Market Up as Bulls Bid Specialty Stocks
New York May 26 Bulls kept the stock market on the upward path by bidding up a wide assortment of specialty stocks. The market was mixed and uncertain mid day but several issues rose one to three points or more including wet issues and foods. Sterling opened at 3.9114. Call money at percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Jordan Springs Pool Free This Saturday
The Jordan Springs swimming pool will be free to the public tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The facility has been prepared for the summer season and is open to guests and locals.
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Jordan
Jordan Springs
Holeproof Hosiery Shades By Moling and Cather
Desirable Holeproof hosiery shades featured by Moling and Cather in a showroom display. The ad highlights fashion options and mentions color variety available to customers.
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Moling & Cather
Cadets Win Medals At Staunton Military Academy Encampment
Cadets Richard Sprague and Philip Hooper were top riflemen at Staunton Military Academy in Rouss Spring Park. Robert Y. Conrad Post 21 of Winchester presented silver and bronze medals, with formal pinning planned but delayed by weather. Camp broke early as thunderstorms loomed. Major Patch ordered return to Staunton. The event tradition of awarding marksman medals persists. Cadets and instructors were guests of the Winchester Kiwanis Club at a luncheon.
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Richard Sprague
Philip Hooper
Staunton Military Academy
Rouss Spring Park
Robert Y. Conrad Post
No. 21
American Legion
Winchester
B. M. Sullivan
Alexander Patch
Staunton
Lieut
Sullivan
Major Patch
Acavre
Stunay
Es High
Legion
S. M. A. Corps
Peter Kelly
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Col
T. G. Russell
Academy
Garland R. Quarles
W. S. Thomas
Dan A. McCurry
Billy Barnes
R. G Stephens
J. C. Lindsey
Joseph B. Schiler
Harry T. Butcher
Kiwanians
Amendment to Tax Bill Approved by House Committee
The Ways and Means Committee approved an amendment to the public works industrial control measure. It would limit deductions from capital losses to one year in income tax returns. The proposal followed testimony about JP Morgan paying no income tax in two years as the bill neared a House vote.
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Associated Press
Washington
Public Works Industrial Control
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Banking Committee
J. P. Morgan
Brothers And Sisters Seek Safe Home Together
The Children s Home Society cares for a four and six year old brother and sister who have no parents. They want a good home for the siblings to stay together, showing the society s effort to keep families united even in tough cases.
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Ann Elizabeth
Beauty Nook Opens Monday with Competent Operators
The Beauty Nook opens Monday offering beauty operators at your service. Phone 1312. Advertisement notes 5-25-spect e. o. d4-m. g. 26-27.
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Beauty Nook
E. O
M. G
Business Booming In Some Parts
New York May 26 Trade and business this week show more consistent improvement than in the last three years according to the Dun and Bradstreet Review. The rise in general business has been lifted to a level sufficiently high to indicate stability that should withstand summer seasonal notations. Reports of steadily increasing employment come from centers producing steel and allied products automobiles textiles rubber goods shoes and leather and lumber.
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Associated Press
New York
Dun and Bradstreet
Repeal Meeting Attracts Visitors From Nearby Counties
The Wo man’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform plans an 8 pm meeting on May 31 in the Handley Library lecture hall. Attendees from Loudoun Fauquier Warren and Clarke counties are expected, along with Winchester and Frederick county residents. Speakers include Mrs Julian Keith and Rep James Wadsworth. The group backs repeal of the eighteenth amendment and supports state level liquor control.
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Handley Library
Woman's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Loudoun
Fauquier
Warren
Clarke
Winchester
Frederick County
Ate Omazon Wi
Virgini
Julian Keith
Warrenton
James Wadsworth
New York
Wheat market closes in Chicago and Baltimore
Closing prices in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are reported to the Star by Winchester Milling through Sticker Sales. Chicago values include May at 70 7 eighths, July 72, September 73 5 eights, December 75 5 eights. Baltimore spot wheat at 89, Winchester spot at 87.
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Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Red Tape to Highlight Blue Ridge Hunt Show at Carter Hall
The famed Clifton Stables hunter Red Tape owned by Dr. Lewis Allen of Winchester will appear at the Blue Ridge Hunt Club forty fourth annual exhibition at Carter Hall Grove Millwood Va. Speedy of Capt Ewart Johnston and other hunters are expected to join Red Tape in a strong field as entries pass one hundred and spectators anticipate a premier show with widespread entertainment in local colonial homes.
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Millwood
Clifton Stables
Berryville
Lewis M. Allen
Winchester
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Carter Hall Grove
Remount Station
Front Royal
Ewart Johnston
Clay Hill
Blue Ridge
W. Lodge Bowles
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Blue Rider
Virginia
Death Summons Mrs Maleady At Advanced Age
Mrs Mary Maleady 85 and a native of Ireland died yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Plank 203 East Boscawen Street where she had lived in failing health for months. She previously lived in New Jersey and was the widow of John Maleady. Funeral from the Church of the Sacred Heart at 4 PM Sunday with Father Robert E Hannon officiating and Catholic Cemetery interment.
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Mary Maleady
John Maleady
Frank Plank
East Boscawen Street
Maleady
Ireland
Mary Gallaher
New Jersey
Winchester
Lizzie Maleady
Church of the Sacred Heart
Robert E. Hannon
Repeal Will Abolish Gangster Says Farley
Washington May 26 Postmaster General Farley argued repeal will abolish the speakeasy bootlegger and gangster and shift funds to the U S treasury aiding new taxes for reemployment He urged party workers to campaign for repeal while noting the budget bureau says reemployment taxes could be eliminated after repeal Also mention Miss Hilda M Groves visiting Mrs Charles Fentner in Cleveland Tenn
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Associated Press
Washington
Farley
United States
Congress
Bureau of the Budget
Democratic National Committee
Hilda M. Groves
Charles Fentner
Cleveland, Tenn
Handley High set Alumni Day for June 9 plan
Handley High School announces Alumni Day on Friday June 9 with a 6:30 pm luncheon and business meeting moved from noon. A dance at Rouss Ville and Soddy Haines will follow, with plans to contact out of town alumni and a list of local volunteers assisting.
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Handley High School
Handley
Edna Holland
Phadent Ais
Mare Ovary
Riends
Roussviel
Soddy Haines
Roosevelt Calls for Off Gold Standard by Legislation
President Roosevelt announced the United States should leave the gold standard by statute and asked Rep. Steagall to introduce a resolution. He read the document to reporters at the White House, stating it declares the nation off gold standard by law and repeals the gold standard act.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Steagall
House Banking Committee
Unite States
Alabama
White House
Pastor's Faith to be Probed by Assembly
The Southern Presbyterian General Assembly at Montreat North Carolina ordered a judicial commission to examine the faith of Rev Hay Watson Smith of Little Rock Arkansas. The complaint from Rev J E McJunkin and Rev Algernon Killough followed an article by Smith on evolution.
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Associated Press
Montreat
N. C
Hay Watson Smith
Little Rock
Ark
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
J. E. McJunkin
Algernon Killough
Arkansas Persbytery
Assembly
Smith
Bowly Will Probated and Admin Appointed
An order in Corporation Court probates the will of George W. Bowly a Winchester fruit grower and C Lee Barr has qualified as administrator c a. It was mistakenly reported asCharles W Bowly in yesterday's Star The Star apologizes for the error.
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George W. Bowly
Winchester
C. Lee Barr
Charles W. Bowly
Saturday Special Blouses in Sale at Low Prices
A local sale lists blouses priced at 50 cents and 1.00, previously 1.00 to 1.95, announced under the label formerly priced at 1.00 and 1.95, credited to Margaret L. Hodgson.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
President Howard Sheds Light on Firm’s Control Move
United Corporation chief President Howard discusses a major firm's takeover plan and large stock interests in related firms. An investigating committee orders withholding a list of debts from Morgan Company partners. Hearings proceed through the day and will resume on Wednesday.
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Howard
United Corporation
Partners In Morgan Company
Glass Fumes Over Pecora in Senate Morgan Inquiry
Washington May 26 Senator Carter Glass fumed over Pecora as hearing spotlighted United Corporation control and Morgan links. Pecora, counsel for the inquiry, faced questions about his role while he hinted resignation could occur if the committee requested it.
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Washington
Senate Morgan
United Corporation
Ryan
Carter Glass
Virginia
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
J. P Morgan
George Whitney
Morgan
George Howard
Pecora
United Corporation to Morgan Company stocks valued below market
George Howard testifies before the Senate committee that the United Corporation received from J P Morgan and Company stock in Mohawk Hudson Power United Gas Improvement and Public Service of New Jersey about twelve million dollars below market value in a deal that gave Morgan control of Howard's organization. The hearing resumes next Wednesday as more details emerge.
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Associated Press
Washington
George Howard
United Corporation— Utilities
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Company
United
Howard
Morgan
Morean Company
Mohawk
Hudson Power
United Gas Improvement Company
Public Service of New Jersey
United Corporation
Ferdinand Pecora
J. P. Morgan Company
United Corporatte
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Grace Lutheran
Irwin Carper
Lengwood Patton
Paul Carper
Carper
Baptists
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Bulletin
Repeal
Mrs. Keith
Representative Wadsworth
Glass
Meta Glass
Virgina
Sweetbriar
Dr. Allen
Mrs. Maleady
Morgan Inquiry
Sahih Seas
Virginia Lilva Sue Schlack
Virginia Rehill Harrell
Dorothy McCann Rice
Nat” Hawkins
John Glaize
Geo. W. Bowly
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