Virginias Democratic Record Defended Amid Campaign Attacks
A Virginia Senate candidate defends Democratic governance, touts bond markets and debt reductions, highlights a balanced budget, road building, and farm relief while criticizing Republican leaders. He endorses a 500 mile scenic parkway plan with toll-funded support and rebuts claims about closed schools and foreclosures.
Virginia Campaign Speech Defends Tax Records and Roads
The speaker rebuts opponents on tax figures from 1926 to 1933, argues general revenue fell while gasoline taxes rose, and accuses Republicans of misreporting state income. He cites new accounting in 1926, defends local official audits, praises pay-as-you-go road work, and contrasts Democratic and Republican road policies ahead of the 1936 election.
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Public Service
Henry Anderson
England
Anderson
United States
Union
America
United Land
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Col. Anderson
Major Wise
Maurertown
Lynchburg
McWane
Colonel Anderson
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Tennessee
North Carolina
Shenandoah National Park
Great Smoky Park
Park Road
Virginia Republican
Byrd
Mr. Hoover
Republican Party
New York City
Valey
Valley Turnpike
Arty Byrd
Tion
Republian
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Three Killed In Auto Collision Near London Ontario
Three people died and five were injured in an early morning car crash near London Ontario. The deceased were George Peters 28 Port Huron Michigan and two Port Huron women. Two others were reported with only slight chances of recovery. A second brief note reports that illiteracy in the United States affects over four million people according to a national advisory committee.
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Associated Press
London
Ont
George Peters
Esther Hazeltine
May Brooks
Port Huron
Mich
The
National Advisory Committee On
United States
Mormon Families Decline as Birth Rates Fall Regently
Vital statistics show Mormon birth rate dropping from 85 to 28 per thousand in ten years. The trend highlights changing family sizes among younger generations and reflects broader demographic shifts within the community.
Reno Prepares To Throw Strike In Full Gear
Milo Reno leader of the National Farmers' Holiday Association wires 24 state leaders to be ready to throw the strike into full gear if President Roosevelt rejects the holiday demand for cost of production on farm products. Demands were presented to the President by five mid western governors.
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Red Press
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Iowa
Milo Reno
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Roosevelt
Rails Display Some Strength In Busy New York Session
In New York on November 4 rails showed some strength as trading began with rails leading a cautious market. Most groups declined modestly overall with fractional losses across sectors and non ferrous metals remaining quiet. Sterling opened near 4.86 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Rails
Court ruling narrows Coblentz case to conspiracy charge
The Alley Circuit Court ruled that State Senator Emory L. Coblentz should not be tried on Carroll county indictments alleging accepting deposits in an insolvent bank but should face Carroll charges of conspiracy to defraud deposits. The ruling overruled demurrers on jeopardy for the first charge and sustained demurrer on the conspiracy charge. Dissent by Judge Wagaman noted. Howard county indictments remain for Baltimore trial.
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Associated Press
Alley
Emory L. Coblents
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Carroll County
Carroll
Coblentz
D. Lindley Sloan
Albert A. Doub
Frank G. Wagaman
Howard County
Baltimore
For Rent Rooms 303 Pair Ment Ave a 3 11
Room to rent at 303 Pair ment Avenue. Advertises a single unit with monthly rate of 3 11. Contact details not provided in readable text.
Grau Factions Refuse to Accept Resignation in Havana
Representatives from all factions originally backing President Grau refused to accept his resignation after a night long session. They also did not consider the cabinet's resignation. Separately the student directory decided to dissolve itself and withdraw from the government.
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Havana
Grau
Chicago Grain Market Prices Report from Chicago and Baltimore
Closing quotations show Chicago December 87.5 May 89 July 87 and Baltimore spot wheat 92 with Winchester spot wheat at 87. Grain prices supplied daily to the Star via Winchester Milling and Sticker Sales Corp. in Hagerstown Maryland.
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The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
Cash
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Pneumonia Claims Wm. G. Shepherd at 55
William G. Shepherd, 55, staff writer for Colliers Magazine and former newspaperman, died today at George Washington University Hospital from bronchial pneumonia.
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Washington
William QO. Shepherd
Colliers Magazine
George Washington University Hospital
Bank Condition Report Winchester Virginia Oct 25 1933
Bank No 4 30 The Commercial and Savings Bank Winchester Frederick County Virginia closes business October 25 1933 reported to the State Corporation Commission showing assets including 160000 100000 and 8707 72.
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Winchester
Frederick
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
John Sloat
John Ll. Sloat
Herbert
Larrick
Fred
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