Selection of 72 posts to Robertson in Virginia district
Maj Robertson will name 72 postmasters in Virginia's Seventh District, totaling $131300 in salaries. The list includes appointments and expiration dates for Albemarle Crozet Esmont Greenwood Howardsville Scottsville Amherst Madison Heights Monroe and other towns, with incumbents and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
A. Willis Robertson
Lexington
Virginia
Seventh District
Maj. Robertson
Representative Robertson
Roosevelt
Congress
Postal Service
Harding
Albemarle County Crozet
Blanche
M.E. Harris
Esmont
Harvey P. McCary
Greenwood
John W. Patterson
Howardsville
John W. Gibbs
Scottsville
Samuel R. Gault
Amherst County
Amherst
Rosalie Mahone
Madison Heights
Lena Campbell
Monroe
Wm. E. Hudson
Baltimore Man Connected With Liquor Robbery
A Baltimore man named Frank Dwyer, 25, was arrested here and sent to Frederick after being linked to a September 15 liquor robbery. Police say he helped shoot off the door locks at Morris Baker’s home near Thurmont and helped take 200 gallons of liquor, $200 and several shotguns.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Frederick
Frank Dwyer
Morris Baker
Thurmont
Tuberculosis A Historical View From Sylvius to Bayle
The text traces early ideas on tuberculosis from Sylvius who first described lung tubercles to Morton who linked them to phthisis. It notes Bayle’s later work proving tubercles precede disease and form larger nodules that may cavitate, clarifying progression in the seventeenth to eighteenth centuries.
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Sylvius
Morton
Bayle
Elks Leader Endorses Charity Football Game
The editor commends Shenandoah Wa Academy and Handley School for a charity football game at Handley field on Friday December 2. Warren Eddy Exalted Ruler of Winchester Lodge No 867 BPOE urges Elk members to attend at kickoff time.
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Shenandoah Wa Academy
Handley School
Handley Field
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks
Grateful Former Patient Urges Continued Christmas Seals
A letter from Clayton E. Orndorff praises Mrs. Fuller as treasurer of the Christmas seal fund for sending him to a sanitarium and aiding his return. He credits the program with enabling him to work again and urges continued fundraising through Christmas seals.
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H. D. Fuller
Christmas Seal Fund
Winchester
Clayton E. Orndorff
All Drug Stores Close For Charity Football Game
Winchester drug stores will close from 2 to 5 p m Friday December 2 so employees can attend the Handley High School Shenandoah Valley Academy game for charity. Stores will handle emergencies, and owners name Baker's Drug Store Brook's Pharmacy Peoples Service Drug Stores Boyd Drug Company Miller's Drug Store Irwin Drug Co Inc among those voting to close.
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Winchester
Handley High School-Shenandoah Valley Academy
Etc
Baker's Drug Store
Brook’s Pharmacy
Peoples’ Service Drug Stores
Boyd Drug Company
Miller’s Drug Store
Irwin Drug Co., Inc
Henry Ford Showing Good Improvement
A Detroit bulletin from Henry Ford's physician reports steady recovery after the operation for pneumonia and removal of his appendix. Ford slept calmly, with temperature 98.4, pulse 72, respiration 20, and friends anticipate his discharge by December 10.
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Henry Ford
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Nein
Ford
Local firm offers 5 percent credit on Christmas purchases
Miller & Anderson exclusive dealers for Philco and Kelv inator products give Xmas Saving Checks worth 5 percent toward any of their listed articles. The offer runs from December 1 to December 10.
Christmas Portraits and Miniatures Special at Arrs Studio
Christmas special presents reduced prices on portraits and miniatures at Arrs Studio located at 28 Ip 3t. The promotion highlights affordable keepsakes for holiday gifting and decoration through limited time.
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ARR
Studio
Thanksgiving Dinner at White Hall School House
Turkey dinner served Friday December 2 from 4 to 10 at White Hall School House. Price 50 cents. Proceeds go to school funds.
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White Hall School House
Amick Slaying Described By Witnesses In Md Trial
Two Baltimore men Wallace and Zalenski face murder charges for the Old Colonial Tea House shooting of Grover Amick. Witnesses Hyatt Felicetti and Thomas Simone testified of a shore resort meeting before the hold up, with Simone turning state evidence and naming others involved. The case links to broader investigations into white slave rings and Mann Act convictions.
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Associated Press
LA Plata
Charles County
John Wallace
Wallace
Amick
Washington
Felicetti
Thomas Simone
James Zalenski
Baltimore
Simone
Little
Charles County Court House
Frank M. Hall
Maryland
Grover. Amick
Winchester
Ons
Joe Hoffman
Indian Nuts
Joe Reno
Philadelphia
Salenski
Bladensburg
Charlie (Doggie) Levitt
Reno
Leavitt
Zalenski
Josephine Shubert
Jean Gordon
Mae Dix
Prince George's
Peter Abbott
Pittsburgh mortician Adams slain in doorway shooting
The Pittsburgh mortician Adams, 35, was found slain in the rear doorway of his funeral parlor. Police say he was summoned by an attacker who fired as soon as he appeared before Adams drew his pistol found in his pocket.
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The
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Canada
Adams
Banks To Distribute Christmas Savings Club Funds In Winchester
Winchester banks will mail out drafts totaling about 85 000 to members of four local Christmas Savings Clubs. The Shenandoah Valley National Bank Union Bank of Winchester Commercial and Savings Bank and Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company report most accounts paid in full with many nearly complete. The fund supports home mortgage payments furniture purchases and new savings accounts as the 1933 clubs prepare to open in the coming year.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Union Bank of Winchester
Commercial and Savings Bank and
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Christmas Savings Club
Christmas Saving Club
Police Court Hears Theft and Vagrancy Cases This Week
Judge Donald L. Weems presided over theft and vagrancy matters. Bowden and Harmon, both of Jacksonville, were captured after prowling on a South Stewart street home and remained in custody. Brockman of Roanoke received a one year suspended sentence for lumber theft, conditional on leaving Winchester by sunup. Martinsburg pair Lantz Jess Willard and Walter Rees were given six month suspensions for stealing ham oranges and ham from the National Park Restaurant, conditioned on no Winchester return and proper conduct in Martinsburg.
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Donald L. Weems
J. R. Bowden
Jacksonville
Fla
South Stewart Street
Bowers
Harvey Harmon
Bowden
Harmon
Winchester Fair Grounds
John Brockman
Roanoke
Glaize
Brother
Winchester
Lantz
Jess Willard
Walter Rees
Martinsburg
W. Va
National Park
North Loudoun Street
License to Wed Issued in Frederick County
A marriage license has been issued in Frederick County Clerk's office for Miss Mary H. Parrill and Sam A. Fishel both of Whitacre. Parrill is daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Parrill while Fishel is son of Mr and Mrs Joe Fishel.
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Frederick County
Mary H. Parrill
Sam A. Fishel
Whitacre
County
Miss Parrill
Charles Parrill
Mr. Fishel
Joe Fishel
Virginia native Jack H. Hott elected Nacos president
Jack H. Hott of Winchester Virginia and Fort Worth Texas is elected president of the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries. Nomination notes his five years of service to Nacos and prior roles on committees and boards. Hott previously served as Tampico Chamber secretary and as Fort Worth Association of Commerce manager.
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Jack H. Hott
Virginia
Hott
Winchester
Frederick County
National Association of Commercial Organization
Memphis
Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Tampico
Association of Commerce
Fort Worth
Texas
George P. Hott
Dayton
Carrie Robinson Hott
James M. Hott
Edward Fries
Alson
Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation of
Toledos Tragic Cistern Incident Involving Rose Burger
In Toledo Ohio on November 30 Mrs Rose Burger 29 threw two of her children into a cistern then followed them and drowned One child bound feet was saved The dead included six month old Clarence Burger and the widowed mother Virginia 5 years old was rescued by her father Fred Burger The tragedy followed disputes over the will of Rose’s father John Geckle relatives say the will favored Rose and a brother with 1000 each others received 25 up
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Toledo
Rose Burger
Fred Burger
Burger
Gari Melchers Dies in Fredericksburg at 72
Gari Melchers world famed artist died here of heart trouble aged 72. Born in Detroit he studied in Germany and France and lived in Fredericksburg for 12 years. He served on the Virginia Fine Arts Commission and as a trustee of the Corcoran Gallery. He held multiple honors from France and German states and a doctor of laws from the University of Michigan.
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Associated Press
Fredericksburg
Gari Melchers
Detroit
Mr. Melchers
Germany
France
Virginia Fine Arts Commission
Corcoran Art Gallery
Washington, D. C
Europe
America
Melchers
Legion of Honor
Bavaria
Saxony
University of Michigan
Shenandoah Valley Academy Handley Game Promises Charity Event
Handley Field hosts Shenandoah Valley Academy versus Handley High School football for charity at 2:30 pm with a parade at 1:45 pm and an aerial show by Admiral Byrd Airport pilots. The day features a band concert, football auction, film shown at Capitol Theatre, and proceeds go to charity.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Handley
Handley Field
Militia i
Hand High School
Admiral Byrd Airport
Handley Building
Handley Band
Capitol
New York
Handley High School
Rouss Hall
John S. Solenberger and Company, Inc
Revenue
Pate P. McVicar
U S Marines Complete Withdrawal From Nicaragua
In Managua on November 30 the final exodus of U S Marines began under the withdrawal policy. About 700 troops are to be evacuated by January 3 with the first unit of roughly 300 departing Managua for Corinto and home. The country remains quiet as the operation proceeds.
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Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Corinto
Ladies Auxiliary to Meet for Oyster Supper Plans
The Ladies Auxiliary of the South End Hose Company will meet tonight at 7 o clock to arrange details for an oyster supper to be held next week. Secretary.
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South End Hose Company
Ruby Jackson Shop of Hagerstown Sale at George Washington
Ruby Jackson Shop of Hagerstown Maryland shows at the George Washington Gift Shop on Thursday December 1. Ultra smart seasonal fashions include coats Golflex dresses and a full line of ensemble wear plus an artist model all in one detachable brassiere.
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Hagerstown
George Washington
Church Ladies' Aid Society To Hold Event
Friday schedule shows a dec 1 event from 5 to 8 pm hosted by the Church of Christ Ladies' Aid Society with a 35 cent price on offerings. Ip lt.
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Church of Christ Ladies’ Aid Society
Damage suit against Hable nearing jury trial
The $30,000 damages case of Frances Malone, backed by her mother Delia Malone of Berryville, against Herman H. Hable of Winchester, over a March 31 auto crash, nears jury deliberation in Corson Court. Evidence focuses on crash details, car positions, and alleged injuries with 25 Malone witnesses and 15 defense witnesses.
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Frances Malone
Della Malone
Berryville
Herman H. Hable
Winchester
Corson Court
Philip Williams
Hable
Malone
Miss Malone
Adn Whit Aitekhing
Aing
Army and Navy Appropriations Debate at Mount Williams School
The Winchester Debating Society schedules an 8 o'clock Friday debate at Mount Williams school on increasing military and naval appropriations. Ford Arthur and J. K. Luttrell argue affirmative. J. D. Howard and Ernest Luttrell negative. A second debate at Friendly Grove school on December 9 follows with undecided topic.
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Winchester Debating Society
Mount Williams School
Ford
Arthur
J. K. Luttrell
J. D
Howard
Ernest Luttrell
Friendly Grove
Friendship Fire Co to Hold December Meeting
Regular monthly meeting to be held Thursday evening December 1. All members with outstanding bills against the company are asked to present them for payment. Fred W. Forney, Captain.
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Friendship Fire Company
Fred W. Forney
Byrd urges local tax relief and five point program
Former Virginia governor Harry F Byrd called for tax cuts and local government budgeting reforms in a radio address. He outlined five proposals including mandatory state budgeting audits, realigned tax authority, and shifting activities to state control to minimize local interference. He noted rising tax burdens since 1913 and urged accountability for political pledges.
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Associated Pressington
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Pollard
Byrd
North Carolina
Final Reports On Bicentennial Are Asked For
Officers and executive committee of the Winchester George Washington Bicentennial Committee and invited organization representatives meet at City Hall on Thursday at 8 p m to review Winchester's final bicentennial report before sending to Richmond and Washington and filing at Handley Library. A Sol Bloom letter to Andrew Bell notes reports must be completed by December 1 for permanent record. Schools churches and o r a tions urged to report immediately to ensure inclusion in the final document.
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Winchester
George Washington
Frank B.inford
Notice of hunting prohibition on Oakley premises
The notice states that no hunting will be permitted on the Oakley premises owned by the William Byrd Estate. Tenant E. P. Royston of Boyce Virginia is identified, with parcel 30-1p-21 and a reference to Buy Abristamda Seals.
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Oakley
William Byrd
E. P. Royston
Boyce
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Empire District
Harry C. Stouffer
Elks’ Ruler
Star
Warren Eddy
Mrs. Fuller
Turkey
State
Undertaker
Moling & Cather
Charles d’Orleans
Samuel Pepys
Commerce Body
Valley Man
J. W. Hancher
Price
Pleasant Valley Church
GRID
Maggie’ Magoffin
U. S
Ladies Auxiliary
Ruby Jackson
Army
Navy
Abristamda
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