Red Tape Dominates Blue Ridge Hunt Club Show At Carter Hall
Red Tape of Clifton Farms Stables owned by Dr. Lewis M. Allen Winchester rode by Norman Haymaker captured top honors in middle and heavy weight hunters Apollo and handy hunter classes at the fortieth Blue Ridge Hunt Club Show. Oswegatchie of E M Woolf Upperville won saddle horses and road backs, while Fairfield Farms Berryville owned by Mrs. John D Richardson Chicago secured four firsts including polo pony eligible hunters and green hunters. The event drew visitors from Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with many hopefuls eyeing future Virginia Horse Show Association circuit events.
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Millwood
Red Tape
Clifton Farms Stables
Lewis M. Allen
Winchester
Blue Ridge
Apollo
Oswegatchie
E. M. Woolf
Upperville
Fairfield Farms
Berryville
John D. Richardson
Chicago
Virginia Horse Show Association
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Clarke County
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Annefield
W. B. Watkins
de Luze Saddlery Company
U. S. Remount Depot
Front Royal
Tiptoe
Joseph V. Gibson
Lucarolm H
Gen Fries To Speak At Lions Luncheon At Washington Hotel
Major General Amos A Fries U S A former Chief of the Chemical Warfare Service will be guest speaker at the Lions Club luncheon tomorrow at twelve thirty at the George Washington Hotel. Fries directed C W S for the A E F in France during World War I and was the first chief of the C W S in the army for eight years. He now advocates sane democratic defense and is described as a delightful, intelligent speaker. Members are urged to attend promptly at noon thirty.
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Amos A. Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
United States Army
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
General Fries
Pershing
Fries
A. E.F
France
Phone 28 and put away winter things properly laundered
Winchester Steam Laundry sat mon 1p tf.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Roosevelt presses thorough probe of Morgan Co
President Roosevelt urged the Senate banking committee to advance the Morgan and Company inquiry without limits. Investigators asked Morgan to add information on about two dozen stock pools and joint accounts from 1927 to 1931. The firm reported profits estimated in the millions plus 18 million in profits from securities flotations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Banking Committee
J. P. Morgan and Company
Ferdinand Pecora
Prvate
Senate
Tegione
House of Morgan
Senate Committee
Morgan
Davis
Tinkham R
No Mail Delivery In Winchester On National Decoration Day
City carriers will not deliver mail tomorrow in Winchester for National Decoration Day. Money order and rural free delivery service suspend for the day. Street box collection ends around 6:30 pm. general delivery and stamp windows operate 11 am to noon and 1 to 2 pm. Mail will be dispatched as usual.
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Winchester
H. C. Stouffer
Bull Market Moves Ahead Amid Cautious Trading
New York May 29. The bull market advanced with steady gains after early hesitation. Weekend business news indicated rising steel production fueling optimism. Sterling opened at 3.97 and call money stood at 1 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Elgin Wrist Watches Sale at Low Prices
Jeweler F. R. Crane at 6 South Main St advertises Elgin wrist watches for graduation gifts. Large stock offered at greatly reduced prices with emphasis on high grade watches and value for buyers.
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F. R. Crane
South Main St
Farm Loan Agent to Aid Clarke County Farmers in Berryville
Mrs. Eleanor C. Haley, farm loan commissioner agent, will be at the First National Bank of Berryville on May 31 at 10 o clock to brief Clarke county farmers on the Farm Loan Act emergency loans. Loans up to five thousand dollars, up to 75 percent of appraisal value, five percent interest, may refinance mortgages, provide working capital, or repurchase foreclosed property. Payments may be annual or semi annual, and during the first three years principal payments are not required if no other conditions are defaulted. The loan runs thirteen years with principal divided over the last ten years.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Eleanor C. Haley
First National Bank of
Haley
Front Royal
Warren-Page-Clarke National Farm Loan Association
Settled Cedar Rust Cases End in Jefferson County
Damages totaling about 840 dollars are awarded to 32 landowners in Jefferson County in Circuit Court in Charles Town. The cedar rust dispute, sparked by orchardists petitions to protect apple crops in 1929 to 1931, led to protests including a shotgun confrontation and national controversy before the settlements closed the docket.
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Jefferson
Jefferson County
Shepherdstown
Charles Town
D. H. Rodgers
West
E. Rumsey
Louisville couple Lafon Allen weekend visit at George Washington
Judge and Mrs Lafon Allen of Louisville Kentucky spent the weekend at the George Washington Hotel, drawing notice from local friends in the city.
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Lafon Allen
Louisville, Ky
George Washington Hotel
Woodin to Stay Treasury Secretary After Talk With Roosevelt
Washington May 28 Secretary Woodin told reporters after a weekend Potomac cruise that he intends to continue as head of the Treasury. He said he has not resigned and would retire only if staying would hinder what he sees as a return to good times. He noted the Morgan hearings and discussed June financing, a $3.3 billion public works program, and bond issues likely to run five years. Woodin expressed optimism about nationwide economic improvement and demand rebound.
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Woodin
Treasury
Roosevelt
Washington
Potomac River
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Company
American Car and Foundry Company
Tojnight
Oene Os
Lake Steamer Goes On Rocks 118 Saved
Lake Steamer George M. Cox foundered on Rock of Ages reef in Lake Superior after grounding in dense fog. Coast Guard Cutter Crawford rescued 118 of 124 aboard. three men and a woman injured. Passengers sheltered on Rock of Ages reef overnight. few could reach the Rock of Ages lighthouse for warmth.
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Houghton, Mich
Great Lakes
Rock of Ages Reef
Lake Superior
George M. Cox
Coast Guard
Crawford
Houghton
Port Arthury
Ont
Chicago
George Johnson
Traverse City
Mich
Rock of Ages Lighthouse
Rock of Ages Light
Tremaine
Cox
Isle Royale Transit Company
Presbyterians of North Not To Cut Assembly Size
The General Assembly of the Northern Presbyterian Church rejected a policy committee recommendation to shrink assembly size. The plan would cut members from about 900 to 600, aiming to reduce yearly expenses from $63,105.75 for mileage and entertainment. Dr S M Robinson stated the proposed reduction would lower costs by about a third.
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Associated Press
Columbus
General Assembly
Northern Presbyterian Church Today
8. M. Robinson
Elizabeth
N. J
Special Prices on Curtains and Spreads by Moling and Cather
Moling and Cather advertise curtains shades and Colonial spreads at special prices. Page line item emphasizes discount offers on home fabrics and window coverings.
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Moling& Cather
Ceremonies Planned to Honor War Dead at Cemetery
Memorial services for Civil War Spanish American and World War veterans buried at the National Cemetery are set for 2 30 PM with Major General Amos A Fries as principal speaker. If it rains the events move to 3 PM in City Hall Auditorium. A parade will form at North Loudoun Street and Piccadilly, led by the Winchester Concert Band and including units from the Virginia National Guard and veterans groups.
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National Cemetery
City Hall
J. R. Martin
Robert B. Nelson
Carl R. Swinson
Amos A. Fries
Chemical Warfare Division
United States Army
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Yes of Foreign Wars
Loudoun Street
Loudoun
Piccadilly Streets
Wincheste
Company TI
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Boy Scouts of America
Winchester
Cobb
B. M. Sullivan
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Martin
Abduction Ends as Kansas City Father Pays $30,000 Ransom
Miss Mary McElroy, 25 daughter of City Manager H. P. McElroy, was released unharmed after his payment of $30,000 for her freedom. The robbery occurred at the McElroy home and involved four kidnappers who held her overnight in a basement before the exchange on a lonely road near Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Mary McElroy
H. P. McElroy
McElroy
Country Club
Miss McElroy
Milburn Golf Club
Kas
Heda Christensen
Henry F., Jr
Six Bank Robbers Raid Banks Across States
Six bandits robbed Rennselaer County Bank in New York injuring two detectives, one fatally, and escaped with unclear loot. A separate raid in Paris Arkansas wounded the city marshal and a bank teller, with one bandit captured and another at large. In New York a warehouse burglary netted $30,000 cash value as police recovered $100,000 in loot overall. Culver Indiana saw a five-man hold-up stealing $16,000.
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Paris
Japan
Associated Press
Reinselaer
N. Y
Rennselaer County
Nicholas Walters
James A. Stevens
Frederick i
Steens
Rennselaer
Rennselaer County Bank
Fred Rabe
Arkansas
Ark
Andy Connaughton
Dolph Guthrie
First National Bank
New York
Republic
Culver
Ind
State Exchange Bank of
House Ready For Vote On Gold Clause Bill
Washington May 29 The House moves to kill the gold clause in all contracts with quick enactment in mind after authorizing procedure for the measure. Only three hours of debate will be allowed and action is expected late today.
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Washington
House
Congress
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Poppy
Dr. Allen
U. S
Richardson
Goetz Saddlery Company
Rawson
W. Va
Coquetta
W. B.watkins
Clifton
Ryan’s Hope
Billy Jacobs
Boyce
Morgan CO
Pecora
Big
Bull Market
Elgin Wrist
Mrs. Haley
State Department of Agriculture
S. K. Dandridge
Hoover
East
Presbyterians of
North
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Amos Fries
Mrs. Jelke
Eugenia Woodward Jelke
Newport
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