Virginia Recovery Outlook Highlighted by Petersburg Visit
LeRoy, of the State Chamber of Commerce, praised Virginia’s balanced budget policy during a Petersburg gathering of about forty business leaders. He noted solvency since 1929, low per capita government costs, strong state finances, rising bank deposits, and growing tax receipts, while urging a comprehensive plan for sustained economic growth amid population and industry shifts.
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Virginia
A le LeRoy
Vocess State Chamber of Commerce
Petersburg
State Highway Department
Virene
United States
United States Department of Labor
Industrial Commission of Virginia
Old Dominion
Great Britain
North Carolina
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia Department of Labor and Industry
Hitler Praises German Farmers At Harvest Festival
Hitler told a large Reich audience that farmers and peasants are protected by a mighty army. He cited renewed military power including air force tanks and artillery as evidence the harvest work was not in vain. He likened his army to Cromwell for trust in God yet readiness to strike.
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Hitler
Easants
Reich
Germany
GOP Challenges Roosevelt Figures In Speech Dispute
The Republican National Committee charged President Roosevelt misstated national income figures in a Pittsburgh address. They claimed 1932 income was 38 billion and 1935 rise implied by totals was overstated, urging office consult with government departments to avoid misleading the public.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Commerce Department
Fatal three car crash near Harrisonburg claims one life
A three car crash on the Valley Pike four miles south of Harrisonburg killed 24 year old John B Heatwole and injured ten others. The heatwole party included Virgil Heatwole and Virginia Strawderman. The Deviers and Barton cars also sustained major damage. Investigators will continue with the probe and scene measures.
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John B. Heatwole
Harrisonburg
Valley Pike
Harrison
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
L. E. Heatwole
Brook Ave
Daily News Record
Virgil
Virgil Heatwole
Virginia Strawderman
Timberville
Hunter Thomas
Roanoke
Heatwole
Young Heatwole
W. A. Barton
Deviers
E. E. Kiser
Barton
WSVA
Bassett
Chick-Inn Club
J. M. Deverle
A. L. Morris
Creer
Melville
Staunton
Kiser
Joseph W. Bazzle
Commonwealth
D. Wampler Earman
F. L. Byers
Daily News-Record
Maizie Painter
J. H. Painter
Northriver
John
Gaynelle
Gilbert
Petersburg
Elmer
Clifton Forge
Vada Ford
Woodring Backs Roosevelt for Peace and Defense at Polish Rally
Secretary of War Harry Woodring told a Perth Amboy crowd that all official acts support the President’s push for peace and adequate defense. He urged electors to back Roosevelt, criticizing budget-balancing talk and noting Kansas had long maintained a balanced budget.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Harry H. Woodring
Roosevelt
Europe
White House
Kansas
Elevator Operator's Leap Explained by Worn Cap Hurt Head
Lavelle, 46, an elevator operator, leaped into the Chicago River after being forced to wear a uniform cap. He told bridge tenders he had worked since 1908 and preferred death over the discomfort of the cap.
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Chicago
Ore Lavelle
Norville Wakes From Dinamite Blast Near Richmond
Safe At Home Richmond Calif A Norville napped peacefully when a dynamite blast on a nearby road project sent five large boulders crashing through the roof. Rock and timber rained about him, yet he escaped unharmed and was not scratched.
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Richmond
Calif—A
Norville
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Wnelde Tobe
Charles Sickles
Johnny Murphy
Agito
Hollywood
Camel Cigarettes
Benny Goodman
George Stoll
Rupert
Wabc-Columbia
Texas
Mary Carter
Woodring
Feate
John W. Rosenberger & Co
S. Braddock Street
Cammertireco
Vulcan
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
Winhester Va
Endicott
Keystone Shoe Store
Pine Motor CO
Brad & Cecil Sts
OO. K. Soap
ASCO
Winchester Furniture
Friendship Party
McVicar Building
Boscawen St
Shenandoah Motor Company, Inc
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Valley Avenue
Nash
Essex
Chevrolet
H. W. Ebert
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Winchester
C. I. Brumback
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