Hurricane blows down vast New England fruit trees
The Nashoba Orchard Service cites widespread storm damage from a hurricane in New England. Trees blown from walls destroyed crops of Baldwins Macintosh Delicious and Spies, with many heavy-bearing trees lying toppled and limbs torn. Winds hit around 180 miles per hour, followed by rains that weakened ground and tipped more trees.
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New England
Lupton Orchard ‘Service Company
J. J
Long Island
Cape
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Real Estate for Sale North Braddock area investment
Real estate ad offers a seven room home with bath large basement hot water heat and garage on a 40 by 160 foot lot for cash 2000 or financed 1150 total 3150 includes a dual frame house on North Braddock Street ideal for living one side and renting the other plus garage income. agent guarantees resale after 90 days if not satisfied and offers mortgage options and property evaluations from 133 N Cameron St.
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North Braddock St
Defense plans gain backing as senators back funds
Senators predict that world tension will help Roosevelt win larger defense sums. King shifts to support bigger navy and army budgets while Borah remains opposed. Truman and Pepper urge stronger anti aircraft arms as defense sentiment rises. Philippines defense role discussed. Eller argues Philippines could bolster U S strength in Pacific war.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
King
Utah
Navy
Army
Borah
Aida
Townsend
R-Del
Truman
D-Mo
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Pepper
D-Fla
Europe
United States
Philippines
Ernest M. Eller
Naval Academy
United States Naval Institute
Japan
Philippine
Etler
China
East Indies
State of Siege in Ruthenia Area Proclaimed
A state of siege was proclaimed in Mukachevo and surrounding Ruthenia districts after a weekend of incidents. Smugglers with Hungarian terrorists crossed from Hungary, dynamited a railway bridge, attacked Borzava station, killing a railway worker and wounding a bus passenger.
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Ruthenia
Paris
Havas
Prague
Seige
Mukacevo
Munkacs
Subcarpathian
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Tarpa
Bohemia
Borzava
Borzava-Muzijovo
Berehevo
Grant Made For New Bridge Across Potomac Near Morgantown
Baltimore Oct 13 The State FY7A headquarters announced a grant of 1 766 700 for a bridge across the Potomac near Morgantown. The project forms part of a 30 million bridge and highway program and follows Roosevelt's approval during the September 4 primary campaign. Priorly another Susquehanna bridge near Havre de Grace was assured.
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Baltimore
Potomac River
Morgantown
Roosevelt
Havre de Grace
Mileas E. Tydings
Shampoo Habit Leads to Fine for Free Hair Shampoos
In Baltimore on October 13 Ernest St Linton aged 23 was fined 11.45 dollars on a disorderly conduct charge after thrice shampooing a 14 year old girl at no charge. He was taken into custody when he appeared a fourth time and police noted a list of prospects for his free demonstrations.
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Baltimore
Ernest St Linton
William Klump
Linton
Terrorists Fail to Destroy Lines in Mukacevo Clashes
Czech sources report the attackers swelled by new arrivals. Most were killed or wounded in fighting with police and troops near Mukacevo on Tuesday as they attempted to destroy telephone lines and railroad tracks.
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Mukaceco
Banks Name New Officers
Trial Justice Philip Williams urged Virginia Group 3 bankers to stay philosophical about attacks. E W Cox was elected chairman. Frank S Driver vice chairman. P W Anderson secretary treasurer. advisory members named H Ewing Wall E W Newman R C Powell James Wright. William A Irwin was named to a two year Virginia Bankers Association executive council term.
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Woodstock
Philip Williams
Shenandoah County
Bankers of Virginia Group 3
Frank S. Driver
Staunton
P. W. Anderson
Marshall
H. Ewing Wall
Quantico
E. W. Newman
R. C. Powell
Standardsville
James Wright
Waynesboro
William A. Irwin
New York
American Institute of Banking
C. T. O'Neill
National Bank Trust Company
Charlottesville
C. L. Robey
Purcellville
Virginia Bankers Association
Harvie Wilkinson, Jr
Richmond
George F. Downham
Alexandria
William H. Byrd
Harrisonburg
Public Relations Talk Speaks to Banking Group
William A. Irwin assistant educational director of the American Institute of Banking discussed Public Relations Some Useful Techniques. He quoted Stalin noting people are motivated by belief and that we are so in to teach them what to think. He followed C T ONeill vice president of the National Bank and Trust Company Charlottesville whose talk covered Activities of the Committee on Agriculture and the banks relation to local farming interests.
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Stalin
Russia
William A. Irwin
American Institute of Banking
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Howard L. James
W. Piccadilly
Winchester, Va
Baker & Anderson Electrical Co
Winchester
Berryville
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Henry Kercheval
Agt
Tatarom Ts
Victor Records
RCA Victrola
Ata
E. W. Cox
Monterey
W. A. Irwin Speaks
Cox
First and Citizens Bank and Trust Company of
Amy
Feoovwear Tires
Buncutter
Chevrolet
Pine Motor CO
Braddock & Cecil Sts
Trumps
Loudoun St
Davenport
Wardoleum YD. Gds
Wardco Iron
Montgomery Ward
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