Virginia Apples Sell Well in European Markets
Virginia apples move strongly in European marts as embargo lift boosts demand. New York shipments to British ports remained below normal at 28 113 barrels 52 159 boxes and 519 baskets while English buyers show rising inquiries for York Imperials. Prices for U S No 1 Virginia apples in Liverpool ranged from 4 38 to 6 81 per barrel with Yorks Ben Davis Winesaps Staymans Romes and Black Twigs among varieties in play.
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New York
Spain
Liverpool
Fred A. Motz
Europe
Foreign Service
Department of Agriculture
Copenhagen
Yorks
Ben Davis
Romes
New Hampshire
Baldwins
U. S
Virginia
Staymans
London
Ganos
Jonathans
Large Field of Hunters Opens Clarke County Season
Clarke County issued 508 county hunting permits 84 state permits 12 non resident permits and 33 fishing permits for the 1930 season which opened today. Clerk Eugene B Glover said a last minute rush kept the office busy up to closing.
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The
Star
Berryville
Eugene B. Glover
Clarke County
Recent Transfers Of City Realty
Real estate deeds recently admitted to recording in the Corporation Court clerk's office show transfers including J. B. Beverley Jr to Nelia D Beverley of land and a stucco dwelling on West Clifford Street for nominal consideration. Arlington E Eaton et ux to George W Good of land and appurtenances on Shawnee Avenue for nominal consideration. William M Richards et ux to Garvin J Walter et ux of land in Loudoun Major Addition for nominal consideration. James N Carr to James P Sheetz of a lot in Shawnee Heights Addition for nominal consideration.
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Corporation Court Clerk
J. B. Beverley, Jr
Nelia D. Beverley
West Clifford Street
Arlington E. Eaton
George W. Good
Shawnee Avenue
William M. Richards
Garvin J. Walter
Loudoun Major
James N. Carr
James P. Sheetz
Shawnee Heights
Barbecue Stand at Big Springs Remains Open All Winter
The Big Springs barbecue stand will stay open throughout winter serving barbecued meats and country ham sandwiches. Owners thank patrons for continued support and invite customers to visit during the colder season.
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Big Springs
Virginia Arts College sites to be studied by commission
A Virginia commission studying a liberal arts women’s college will visit potential sites in Alexandria Fairfax Danville Harrisonburg Petersburg Roanoke and Lynchburg to pick locations more than 30 miles from the University of Virginia The panel was appointed by the 1928 General Assembly and continued this year Judge Don P Halsey chairs the group with Senator George W Layman as vice chair and Adele Clark as secretary
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Hee Gliese
Arts College For Women
Virginia
Aldedagro
Richmond
Alexandria
Fairfax
Danville
Harrisonburg
Petersburg
Roanoke
Lynchburg
General Assembly
Fredmission
University of Virginia
Don P. Halsey
George W. Layman
Adele Clark
Auto Accident Case Taken To Federal Court
A damage suit arising from a Martinsburg area motor car crash is slated for the next term of Federal Court in Elkins. The wreck killed Frank Horton Sr of Winchester when his car collided with a machine driven by James Bucher of Winchester. Horton’s chauffeur was driving, and Bucher’s party included Hazel Dick and Irene Seabright, both of Winchester.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester Pike
Darkesville
Frank Horton
Winchester
Elkins
Horton
James Bucher
Mr. Horton
Bucher
Hazel Dick
Irene Seabright
Emory F. Thomas
W. C. Huff
Legion To Honor Col Roszel With Dinner Event
Robert Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion will host a dinner at 7 p.m. Friday next week at the George Washington Hotel in honor of Col B. M. Roszel, former commander of the Virginia department. Legionnaires and Auxiliary members may buy tickets from Nelson F. Richards and Clifford D. Grim.
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Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Col. B. M. Roszel
Virginia Department of the Legion
George Washington
American Legion Auxiliary
Legionarres
Rosz
Revival at Bethel A. B. church draws 29 new members
The Rev. S. R. Ludwig of Winchester led evangelistic services at the United Brethren Church in Bethel near Front Royal. Attendance rose and 29 persons united with the church last evening. Services continue tomorrow at 7 p.m. and may run into the coming week.
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S. R. Ludwig
Winchester
United Brethren Church
Bethel
Front Royal
Coast Guard Seizes Dory with 500 Bottled Liquor
Coast guard patrol captured the open sea dory Patricia in Gravesend Bay early today with its crew of three and 500 bags of bottled liquor valued at 25000 dollars. The seizure followed arrests of 15 men and a woman and the uncovering of liquor worth 116000 dollars in a drive against a radio directed rum running smuggling syndicate.
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Associated Press
New York
Dory Patricia
Coast Guard
Gravesend Bay
Gems Stolen in Silk Gloved Loop Robbery
New York diamond salesman Jack Salter reported $80,000 in gems stolen in a bold hotel room robbery in Chicago. He said three masked bandits bound him, gagged him with chloroform soaked cloth, and escaped with the jewels after posing as guests. Police pursued the suspects as hotel staff assisted in the investigation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jack Salter
New York
Salter
Norbert Salter
Revolution in Madrid streets as workers strike and riot
Rioting strikers clashed with police in Madrid raising a revolution cry. Forty thousand construction and metal workers walked out protesting police brutality while linotypers and pressmen joined the strike leaving no papers today. Five thousand university students reinforced the rioters.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Rev. Dr. James E. Moffat Dies in Maryland
Cumberland mourns the death of 85 year old Rev. Dr. James E. Moffat pastor emeritus of the First Presbyterian Church He died yesterday afternoon at the manse after years of retirement and twelve weeks bedridden indicating a life of long service in ministry.
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Cumberland
James E. Moffat
First Presbyterian Church
Here
Moffat
The Early Xmas Shopper at Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
The notice urges early holiday shopping with better selection and a small deposit to hold items. It invites customers to inspect stock, exam quality and prices, announcing Hodgson & Brown Jewelers with the slogan It Pays To Walk.
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Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
Federal Fruit Cold Storage Totals From 1930 November
The November 1 1930 cold storage report from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics shows apples in 1 567 000 barrels versus 2 189 000 a year earlier with a five year average of 2 794 000. Apples in 14 592 000 boxes versus 11 045 000 a year earlier with a five year average of 10 228 000. Apple baskets 6 404 000 versus 6 379 000 with a five year average of 3 782 000. Pears 2 514 000 boxes versus 2 080 000 a year earlier with a five year average of 1 510 000. Pear baskets 189 000 versus 84 000 with a five year average of 135 008. Frozen fruits 79 913 000 pounds versus 61 752 000 a year earlier with a five year average of 56 319 000.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Blue and Gray Not To Change Its Time Table
The Blue and Gray Transit Company of Virginia announced it would not seek a revised timetable between Clarksburg West Virginia and Winchester. It has withdrawn the notice and will keep the existing schedule in force.
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Blue and Gray Transit Company of
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Clarksburg
W. V
Winchester
Return
Thaw Case Reversed by Appellate Court in NY
Harry K Thaw wins reversal as Appellate Division rules verdict against Marcia Estardus for injuries at a 1926 New Year's Eve party was not supported by credible evidence. The original $75 000 award was reduced by two thirds to $25 000 by Justice Levy.
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Harry K. Thaw
Marcia Estardus
New York State Supreme Court
Miss Estardus
Supreme Court
Levy
No Open Season on Ring Necks Corrected
The Star corrects an earlier report stating there was an open season on ring necked pheasants. Game Warden Pingley confirms there is no open season on ring necked pheasants and the correction is published to set the record straight.
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The
Star
Pingley
French Dirigible V-10 Suffers Damaged Landing
In Rochefort France on November 15 the French naval dirigible V-10 S forced landed at Nieulle Sur Seudre during the night and was badly damaged. The commander and several aboard were severely bruised.
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Associated Press
Rochefort
France
French ‘Naval
Nieulle Sur Seudre
Card Party for South End Hose Co Building Fund
A card party will be held at the South End Hose Co Hall for the building fund Thursday November 20 at 8 p m. Admission is 50 cents per person. Reserve tables by calling Mrs. Lewis Clowser at 1239-1. Prizes and refreshments.
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South End Hose Co
Lewis Clowser
Probing Firefight Near Memorial Hospital Spars Aprowler
Police fired at a prowler near Memorial Hospital on South Stewart Street as officers chased a figure seen lurking around the nurses home and Cork street end. A nurse reported $20 stolen from her room earlier, thought linked to the same man.
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Memorial Hospital
South Stewart Street
Stewart Street
Clifford Street
Cork Street
Mount
Virginia Would Close Hunting Season Early in Drought Counties
A recommendation to close the Virginia hunting season by December 6 in most drought stricken western and northern counties is outlined in a Handley report. The season normally ends January 31.
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Richmond
Virginia
Charles O. Handley
State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Premier Hamaguchi Still In Danger After Wounding
Tokyo reports a temperature reading of 100.8 degrees in a bulletin at 10 tonight showing Premier Hamaguchi remains at risk after yesterday’s pistol wound. Foreign Minister Shidehara briefly assumed control while police questioned 18 year old assailant Tomeo Sagoya, linked to the Love Country Organization.
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Tokyo
Hamaguchi
Baron Shidehara
Tomeo Sagoya
Aikokusha
Love 0
Mild Weather To Continue First Half of The Week
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday across the North and Middle Atlantic States calls for mostly cloudy skies with occasional rain and continued mild temperatures in the first half. Expect a warming trend with generally fair skies and much colder conditions by Friday and Saturday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Broken Wire Blamed for Millfield Mine Disaster
A gas explosion at the Millfield mine of the Sunday Creek Coal Company killed 82 miners and officials. Officials report the blast was caused by a broken trolley wire. E. W. Smith, chief of the state division of mining, announced the findings from Columbus Ohio.
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Associated Press
Columbus, O
Millfield
Sunday Creek Coal Company
E. W. Smith
State Division of Mining
Several Meet Death In Crashes Of Automobiles
A Baltimore area crash left Miss Bessie Crapster and her brother Thaddeus Cras ster dead or injured near Ellicott City. An inquest is planned for James E Euler of Catonsville after his skull fracture from a collision.
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Baltimore
Ellicott City
Bessie Crapster
Glenwood
Thaddeus Crapster
James E Euler
Catonsville
Day's Advances In Stock Market Moderate
New York November 15 The stock market held steady to end the week extending the rebound from Monday's three year losses for a fifth straight day Gains ranged from one to four points with broad gains at close and a small week end retreat feared in many circles Total shares traded neared 1 710 000 as the market closed firm
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Associated Press
New York
More Bodies From French Landslide Recovered
Lyons France Nov 15 Two more bodies were taken from the wreckage on Fourviere Hill bringing the total recovered to ten. Engineers extended excavation efforts and adopted new measures to safeguard standing buildings as fresh crevasses appeared in the earth and workmen labored amid ruins.
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Associated Press
Lyons
France
Fourviere Hill
Health Officials to Meet Over Uniform Milk Laws
Dr. E B Miller, city meat and milk inspector, plans to attend a Richmond meeting with milk producers and health officers to discuss uniform milk regulations for Virginia cities. Col Keiley expects many attendees. the session will explore standards to allow intercity milk shipment and improve statewide milk quality. The survey team led by Dr Smith covers many Virginia cities to study public health control of milk supplies.
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EB. W. Miller
Richmond
State Dairy and Food Division
Col. C. R. Keiley
State Health Department
Industrial Commission
Virginia Health
Adyeen
Virginia
Keiley
Health Department
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Smith
Hugh S. Cumming
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Hampton
Petersburg
Newport News
Hopewell
Roanoke
Farmville
Danville
South Boston
Lynchburg
Salem
Radford
Pulaski
Bristol
Abingdon
Norton
Charlottesville
Staunton
Lexington
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Alexandria
Fredericksburg
Salvation Army to Use Army Navy Game Proceeds
West Point and Annapolis officials announced the Army Navy game proceeds on December 13 in New York will go to the Salvation Army to aid the unemployed. Tickets start at $5 with details managed by a Salvation Army committee. Proceeds expected to exceed half a million dollars. Yankee Stadium is the likely venue with rent-free field offers.
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Associated Press
Washington
West Point
Annapolis
Army- Navy
New York
Salvation Army
Fleming
Army
Liut.Comdr. Reinicke
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Body of Prison Sergeant Found in Adirondacks
The body of Herbert Short, sergeant of the guard at Auburn prison, was found in the Boreas river after being lost for over a week while hunting in the Adirondacks. Mr. William H. Spotts lies ill in his room at the City Hotel on North Loudoun Street.
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Associated Press
Auburn
N. Y
Herbert Short
Auburn Prison
Adirondacks
Boreas River
William H. Spotts
City Hotel
North Loudoun Street
Arthur Chadwick Inspires Winchester Rotary With Message
London Rotarian Arthur Chadwick spoke to a packed Washington Hotel dining hall about Rotary International's world role and international peace work. He praised high calibre European clubs, noted German membership standards, and urged individual Rotarian responsibility. A death notice for Charles W. Trenary was announced with a committee named to draft resolutions.
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George Washington Hotel
Arthur Chadwick
London
Rotary International
Chadwick
London Club
Ece
Rotary
Great Britaan
Ireland
Romles Eae
Thenbiena
France
Ana Tee Aeen
Rotary World Movement
Europe
Germany
Chicago
New York City
Winchester
Lester Arnold
Winchester Club
Front Royal
Martinsburg
Luray
Hagerstown
Charles W. Trenary
C. Vernon Eddy
W. Nelson Page
R. Gray Williams
Woodstock
Northern Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Wise People who are always alert call 28 or 29
Winchester Steam Laundry advertisement notes schedule lines for hours and days. It lists likely contact or service points with a fragmentary post date and abbreviations.
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Fuchow
Shanghai
Hongkong
Hsinpu
Kiangsi
Kian
Toma
Clarke
City Realty
Arts College
Legislative Commission
Legion To
Col
Roszel
Bethel A. B
Coast Patrol
Maryland
Boss
Harry Thaw
Slide of Earth
Conference OF Health Officials
Winchester Steam Laundry
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