Republican tariff blamed for US trade slump across years
The piece argues the Grundy tariff and protectionism harmed American farmers especially Virginia apple growers. It cites 1929 to 1932 trade declines, tariff hikes by England France Germany and others, and criticizes Hoover’s tariff policy while urging Democratic plans for a competitive, reciprocal tariff system to restore trade and employment. It notes regional clergy and officeholders supporting the view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Virginia
Union
England
Germany
France
Argentina
Great Britain
Ottawa
Holland
Belgium
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Poland
Spain
Argentine
Hoover
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Democratic Party
Chicago
Pastors Appointed At Closing Session
At the closing session several pastors were appointed for communities including Goshen Emory D L Blake Ingleside Jarrettsville Laurel Savage Mount Airy Odenton Patuxtent Perry Hall Poolesville Queen Anne Reistertown Royal Oak Tilghman Trappe Wesley Grove and editor N B Harmon Jr. Emory University student C L Robson and district presiding elder H V Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen-Emory
D. L. Blakemore
Howard
H. Q. Burr
Ingleside
C. W. Jordan
Jarrettsville
R. D. McNeer
Laurel Savage
Homer Welsh
Mount Airy
H. L. Coffman
Odenton
Preston Peach
Supply
Patuxtent
William Clews
Perry Hall
L. D. Ridgely
Poolesville
W. D. King
Queen Anne
W. C. Smith
Reistertown
L. H. Rickcreek
Royal Oak-Tilghman
J. A. Rood
J. P. Thompson
Trappe
F. T. Fairbank
Wesley Grove
A. O. Lyons
Baltimore Southern Methodist Magazine
N. B. Harmon, Jr
Emory University
C. L. Robson
Lewisburg
W. Va
H. V. Wheeler
Alderson
C. L. Beard
Alcon
G. M. Bell
Earl D. Miller
Callaghan
G. K. Heydrick
Clifton Forge
T. M. Swann
Junior Auxiliary Party Friday Evening at Hotel
The Hospital Junior Auxiliary hosts a fundraiser at the Washington Hotel on Friday October 14 at 8 pm. Prizes include theater tickets and shop gift prizes donated by local merchants. proceeds support equipment for the Winchester hospital. Committees for hotel, reservations, tables, refreshments, prizes, and publicity are listed.
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Ashington
Capitol Theatre
Harpernes
Colonial Craft and Art
Miller Brothers
Hospital
Winchester
Delmar Robinson
Dailey Slonaker
Jack Engle
W. D. Smith, Jr
Man Held After Black Shirt Gang Terrorizes Maryland
Sheridan A. Cook of Welch West Virginia was arrested near an abandoned car linked to the blackshirt gang raids in St. Marys County. He denied gang ties and was held in Leonardtown jail as authorities verify his alibi of visiting relatives en route to Washington for work. Officers fired at the retreating suspects but could not confirm hits.
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Associated Press
Leonardtown
Mad
Sheridan A. Cook
St. Mary’s County
Welch
W. Va
Cook
St. Mary’s
Washington
Guard detailed for potential Scottsboro case protest at Capitol
The Capitol plaza was cleared of cars and extra guards deployed as the Supreme Court prepared to hear oral arguments in the Scottsboro rape cases. Seven African American defendants faced possible death sentence reversals after appeals, amid rumors of Communist demonstrations that did not materialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Scottsboro
Supreme Court
Capitol
Ala
Davis Lottery Case Delayed Over Holiday
The federal lottery case against United States Senator James J. Davis was postponed to tomorrow due to the Jewish holiday. The mistrial earlier occurred after a juror reported possible improper influencing remarks. Prosecutors planned to seek retrial with all defendants on the next session in November.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
James J. Davis
Davis
Henry F. Moore
Auto industry merger totals 161 million dollars
A recent merger in the auto field pooled resources totaling 161 million dollars. This amount mirrors what a father says it will take to fix the old car for another year.
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Father
All-Stars Beat Hose Company 5 In Benefit Game
Front Royal All-Stars closed their season with a 6 to 4 victory over Hose Company No. 5 of Martinsburg for a ill player fundraiser. Jewett led the mound effort and hit two homers and a single as Simpson added four hits. In other football action Morgantown and Martinsburg played to a 7 7 tie at Martinsburg, Greenbrier Military blanked Massanutten 21 0 at Woodstock, Shepherd College topped Shenandoah College 19 6 in Martinsburg, and Keyser downed Charles Town 14 6 at Charles Town with two touchdowns from Keyser on big plays.
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Winchester
E. L. Woolf
Berkeley
W. D. Sheetz
Berryville
J. H. Brown, Jr
Brucetown
C. J. Clark
Brunswick
R. L. Wittig
Charles Town
W. Va
J. W. Rosenberger
Edinburg
R. L. Moore
Frederick
J. D. Russell
Front Royal
R. L. Fultz
Fee Enol I. G
Hamilton- Purcellville
George Laser
Jefferson
W. D. Eye
Linden
E. G. Helmintoller
Loudoun
J. W. Seay
Marshall
J. C. Dugger
Martinsburg
W. S. Hammond
Middleburg
J. M. York
Middletown
W. P. Saunders
Mount Jackson
G. R. Mays
Ridgeway
William Stevens
Sree
F. Fridley
Shenandoah Junction
A. A. McNeer
Shepherdstown
B. W. John
Stephens City
W. R. Hardesty
Strasburg
F. B. Wyand
Toms Brook
R. O. Hipes
Warren Riverton
F. F. Neel
White Post
W. W. Stevens
E. A. Lambert
Woodstock
All-Stars
Hose Company No. 5
Jewett
Orem
Simpson
Gregory
Falk
Shriver
Gregor
Lacy McFall
Morgantown
Watts
Tony Tonalli
Massanutten
Greenbrier Military School
Massanutten Military Academy
Sneed
Burroughs
Ellis
Crawford
Coblentz
Shepherd College
Shenandoah College
Dayton
Hunter Maddox
Shepherd
Keyser
Keyser High School
Charles Town High
Job ad seeks men for U S Prison Guard exam at Winchester
Classified notice announces a recruitment drive for male applicants aged 25 to 45 to qualify for the U S Prison Guard examination in Winchester around November 15. Starting pay ranges from 140 to 155 dollars per month. Apply by writing to Instruction Bureau 470 G Saint Louis Missouri.
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Winchester
St. Louis
Funeral Rites Held For Late Mrs Coffman
Funeral rites for Mrs. Fannie Crisman Coffman wife of J D Coffman were conducted at the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs John S Sloat in Pataskala Ohio. The Rev E A Lambert and two visiting pastors led the service with scriptural lessons and hymns. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named. Mrs Coffman daughter of the late Philip A and Mary C Crisman formerly of Frederick county had lived in Pataskala since marriage.
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Fannie Crisman Coffman
J. D. Coffman
Pataskala
Ohio
John S. Sloat
South
Loudoun Street
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Boyd V. Switzer
Staunton
O. D. Lambert
Bridgewater
Cleary
Mount Hebron
R. Frank Barr
O. L. Jamison
Clark M. Smith
George H. Eagle
Fred. A. Crisman
Edward B. Sartelle
Mr. Coffman
Problems of County Teachers Are Discussed
The Frederick county grammar grade group met Saturday at the Court House to discuss classroom problems. Teachers present formed study groups to identify causes and remedies and will report at the November 12 meeting with a condensed summary of results. D. B. Wilburn, who taught in the country last year, attended.
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Frederick County
Court House
Elizabeth Dishman
Martha Funk
Virginia Granthem
Ruth
Saxon Samsell
Effie
Nettie Argenbright
Frances Jolliffe
Kathryn Wetson
Lucille Jackson
J. Canter
Bessie Thornton
Nina Williams
Minnie Tucker
Florence Allen
Dorothy Flowers
Louise
Lillis Greenwalt
Jean Kline
Dora Waldeck
Polly Hotinger
D. F. Kern
Bryant Harper
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Covington
Epworth
L. L. Lewance
Granberry
South Covington
J. H. Haley
R. B. Moore
Moorefield
C. M. Hesser
Presiding Elder
Burlington
J. F. Owens
Capon Bridge
B. F. Wright
W. Leggett
Emmanuel
L. E. Crowson
Trinity
W. D. Keene
Elk Garden
Garrett
W. R. Gilliam
Flintsone
A. A. P. Neel
Fort Ashby
R. V. Whitehurst
Franklin
W. J. Crouch
Frostburg
A. I. Orndorff
Morgan
L. H. Greenwood
Petersburg
F. M. Lucas
Piedmont
Myerly
Ridgeley
P. R. Diehl
Romney
C. M. LeFew
South Fork
Springfield-Augusta
J. S. Schwartz
W. E. Saville
Wardensville
A. M. B. Snapp
Roanoke
William F. Locke
Bethany
W. Lawson
Blacksburg
F. M. Richardson
Buchanan
C. E. Kirby
Buena Vista
L. B. Bobbitt
Cambria
Louis W. Griggs
Catawba
J. E. Hodges
Christianburg
H. R. Deal
Eagle Rock
W. J. Whitesell
Elliston-Shawsville
C. T.collyer
Fincastle
George L. Waters
Newcastle
Thomas Morgan
Newport
F. A. Settle
Pembroke
R. Moorman Parker
Roanoke City
Belmont
R. Nell
Fairview
R. L. Butsler
Grace
C. C. Bush
Greene Memorial
C. K. Ray
Huntington Court
D. L. Fringer
Melrose
C. W. Fink
Raleigh Court
J. R Wood
South Roanoke
R. K. Nevitt
D. W. Cobb
Calvary-Fisherville
C. I. Flory
Churchville
Paul H. Groseclose
Elkton
A van Devanter
Fairfield
F. L. Baker
Goshen-Graigsville
L. O. Rose
Greenville
N. C
N. C. Rice. Harrisonburg, G. G. Martin
G. P. Warfield
Keezletown-McGaheysville
L. H. Smallwood
Lexington
W. A. Johnson
Luray
R. C. Maxwell
Mount Crawford
F. H. Strieby
Mount Solon
J. B. Grimes
New Hope
J. E. White
New Market
W. O. Luttrell
Page-Stanley
A. W. Heat
Fredericksburg
F. T. Prettyman
Herndon
D. M. Brown
Hyattsville
G. G. Oliver
la Plata
J. E. McDonald
Leesburg
J. H. Hobbs
Nokesville
C. B. Larrick
Occoquan
E. A. Wildher
Manassas
W. M. Compton
Potomac
J. H. Davidson
Prince George
Walter Smith
Quantico
A. H. Shumate
Remington
S. C. Stickley
Rockville
Sheppe, Jr
Stafford
Wendell Allen
Sterling
R. A. Bergdoll
Sudley
K. D. Sweecker
Warrenton
Glenn J. Cooper
D. C
Calvary
D. A. Beery
Emory
Florida
Cssolubel
Ithe
Elo
Esso, Inc
U. S. Capitol
Call of Davis
Wenders Apparel Shop
Comic Circus
Dizzy
Daffy
Coudoun St
Peyton Street
North Loudoun
South Kent Street
Wm. R. Willis
S. Cameron St
Rhode Island
Minorca
R. T. Bryarly
Valley One
Cicer Barrels
American Cooperage Co
New Zealand
L. L. Pansler
West
Leicester Street
Ron Pig
P.O
Clearbrook
Hampshire Ram
G.C. Thompson
N. Washington
Bath
Mrs. Coffman
Noah
Eitzen
Flomar
Long Island
Rn.iknowlton
Dorr
Froude
HEC
Arkansas Gazette
Southwark Street
N. Main St
Seo Babami
Goodyear
S. Braddock St
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