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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1934

Page

8

Walton Jr Named Trial Justice for Shenandoah County

M L Walton Jr, longtime juvenile court judge and partner at Walton and Walton, was named trial justice for Shenandoah County. The new role, effective July 1, 2200 salary, aims to reduce jury expenditures by moving many Circuit Court cases to the trial justice court in Woodstock Strasburg Mt Jackson and certain towns.

Circuit Court Trial Justices Court M. Lauck Walton Jr Woodstock Strasburg Mt. Jackson Shenandoah County Shenandoah Valley Walton and Walton University of Virginia Shenandoah National Bank Baltimore

Williams names John V. Bauserman as commissioner of accounts

Williams appoints John V. Bauserman to succeed his late father as commissioner of accounts. The younger Bauserman, a William and Mary graduate and UVA Law alum, has practiced law with his father for two years and draws support from friends.

Williams John V Ted”) Bauserman Bauserman Joh M. Bauserman William and Mary College University of Virginia Law School

Florist Group Sets Spring Meeting in Winchester and Charlottesville

Representatives of more than 50 firms attended Virginia Unit Florists' Telegraph Nation meetings in Charlottesville with delegations from Washington and Baltimore. Winchester figures included Leonard Miller Herbert Miller and Gladys Funkhouser of Miller Brothers Flower Shop. The group chose Winchester as spring meeting site and Charlottesville as fall site with a banquet led by Prof. R A Reger.

Virginia Florists Telegraph Nation Charlottesville Washington Baltimore Winchester Leonard I. Miller Herbert W. Miller Gladys Funkhouser Miller Brothers West Piccadilly Street Amelia Gude Thomas Gude Brothers Capital City Thomas H. W. Miller Flower Shop Monticello Hotel W. T. Homburg Richmond Verbon E. Kemp Chamber of Commerce R. G. Burnet Valley View E. M. Albright Norfolk W. E. Mesmiller J. B. Hobbs

Senator Byrd warns against AAA amendments to curb federal control

Senator Byrd speaks against extensions of AAA regulatory powers in Washington. He warns the amendments would regulate farmers actions and food handlers from turkeys to hotel keepers, threaten freedom, and burden small business. He urges defeat and cancellation of codes to relieve national oppression.

Roosevelt Washington Secretary of Agriculture AAA

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