Fruits Vegetables Inspectors Meet Continues In Virginia
Virginia agriculture officials led by Commissioner George W. Koiner join inspectors from Virginia and nearby states for a conference in Richmond. J B McLaughlin of West Virginia and W C Beavan of Maryland preside as the group plans business after a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Koiner
Richmond
Agriculture and Immigration
Virginia
J. B. McLaughlin
Charleston
West Virginia
Lafitte
Washington
District 6 Teachers Endorse 12 Year School Basis
A Virginia educators meeting chaired by Miss Ethel Spilman adopted resolutions urging district wide reorganization to a 12 year basis and calling for school boards to notify teachers six weeks before end of term. The group also backed the Three-Point program and editorial board expansion for the Virginia Journal of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Spilman
Madison College
Morrisonburg
C. T. Chapman
Luray
G. 8. Click
Staunton
Garland Quarles
Winchester
C. J. Heatwole
Virginia Education Association
Edith B Joynes
National Association
Norfolk
Miss Rose MacDonald
Trict
Virginia Journal of Education
Hable's Palace Presents You Cant Take It With You Cast
Hable's Palace Theatre to show James Stewart Jean Arthur Lionel Barrymore and Edward Arnold in Frank Capra's You Cant Take It With You for three days starting Monday. The engagement marks the theater's eighth anniversary as The New York World Telegram hails the season's greatest hit with a Fox News reel also to be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
Jean Arthur
Lionel Barrymore
Edward Arnold
Frank Capra
Hable’s Palace Theatre
New York World Telegram
Fox News
Funeral Services For Mrs Schmidt Conducted In Winchester
Mrs Johanna Schmidt wife of Fred W Schmidt died early Wednesday at the home of her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs O C Cassell 501 National Avenue. The Rev C Worthington Lowe of the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour led the service with a male quartet singing. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survived by her husband three daughters Mrs O C Cassell and Mrs Merene Castleman of Winchester. Out of town attendees included Mayo Schmidt and Ralph Wayne of Boston Mrs Frank Duntley and daughter Miss Jace Duntley and son Master Duntley of New York City.
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Johanna Schmidt
Fred W. Schmidt
O. C Cassell
National Avenue
C. Worthington Lowe
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
John Carpenter
Raymond Cochran
C. F. Coffman
Harry Grim
E. J. Snapp
W. J. Lupton
E. B. Estes
Ralph A. Cain
Henry Schneider
C. B. Harlee
Mount Hebron
Schmidt
O. C. Cassell
Merenes Castleman
Winchester
Mayo Schmidt
Ralph Wayne
Boston
Frank Duntley
Jace Duntley
Master Duntley
New York City
Wheeler To Vote As He Pleases
Senator Wheeler of Montana predicted a Senate majority would vote independently on all administration measures in the next session. He said he might be in his last term and would vote as he saw fit on proposals from the White House.
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Washington
Wheeler
D-Mont
Senate
White House
Market Quotations from Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago
Market notes show livestock and produce prices across Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago with apples sweet potatoes hens turkeys eggs and dairy items listed. Hog prices ranged from 7.60 top in Chicago to 8.40 for 120-200 lb pigs with mixed changes from last week while cattle and sheep markets remained largely steady. PMID
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Baltimore
Idaho
Burbanks
U. S
Philadelphia
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Local Wholesale Market Flour Patent Brand Prices
Local markets list flour pricing by bag weight for Patent Brand flour sold by the barrel. The notice cites 12 Ib 24 Ib 48 Ib and 98 Ib bags with per barrel prices but omits final figures. The Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors in the daily market listing.
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UPC
Broome
Werner * Eee
BOE . Cr. Aes
Star
Market gains push industrials utilities to new highs
New York stocks rallied as optimism grew over expected government armament spending and closer power government cooperation. Aircraft shares led gains with strong metal prices for copper and several specialties scarce, while profits were booked late but most issues settled near session highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1456 BDress For Slimming Lines
The Barbara Bell pattern No 1456 B presents a slimming dress design suited to satin, wool broadcloth or velvet with straight lines and waist flattering belt tabs. Features include shirring at shoulders and long draped jabots, a simple five-step sew chart, and sizes 36 through 52. Pattern requires 4 3/4 yards of 39 inch material for size 38 with 1/3 yard contrasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
Apple Market Shipping Point Information for Thursday
Winchester Martinsburg and nearby points report slow demand and steady market. Carloads under standard terms sold via wire orders with U S No 12 12 in min prices 2 95 per barrel and 90 to 150 per bushel for Staymans and Romes in cold storage, futures sales noted.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Yorks
U. S
Staymans
Romes
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago October 15 reports market quotations for future and cash wheat and other grains. The item notes ongoing price movements and trading levels across grain markets as of today.
Wheat and grain prices edge higher on light trading
Market notes show modest gains across wheat corn and oats with a narrow session range of 1-2 cents. Prices listed for futures and cash grains emphasize quiet activity and accounts balancing, with Chicago and regional bids noted for wheat corn and oats.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Tugmen Strike Ties Up New York Harbor Tugs
The 2000 member strike of the International Longshoremen's Association halted 225 tugs in New York harbor. Two thousand workers walked out while 1500 stayed idle, amid failed talks led by Nathan Frankel and labor adviser to Mayor LaGuardia. Trans Atlantic ships faced disruption as talks continued.
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Bradley
Joseph P. Ryan
International Longshoremen’s Association
AFL
Nathan Frankel
LaGuard
Department of Sanitation
Oceansacean
Tone
New York Harbor
Frankel
Ryan
Hungary Convenes No Four Power Talks Amid Split with Czechoslovakia
Report notes Hungary abandons a plan for a four power conference to resolve the Hungary Czechoslovakia dispute and will pursue direct negotiations instead. The piece also covers Nazi policy tightening against Jews including legal practice restrictions in Austria and a Soviet commander’s promotion within a provoked regional debate. Britain considers universal registration for forces with new national defense measures while Eastern Front tensions persist and China’s provisional capital is identified.
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Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Nazi Germany
Austria
Wassily K. Pluecher
Pussian
H'M
Rgister
Britain
Roele Ecwrsion
Theo
Beth
Rose
Cartesahji
Pauttorn
Kow
China
Trustees Named For Middletown M E Church Parsonage
On motion of proper authorities and a copy of the quarterly conference minutes filed in Frederick Circuit Court clerk C C Branon's office Judge Philip Williams appoints C C Richard and W B Little trustees for the parsonage of Middletown Charge of the M E Church South, replacing deceased R A Larrick and C E Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Branon
Frederick Circuit Court
Philip Williams
C. C. Richard and
W. B. Little
Middletown
M. E. Church
South
R. A. Larrick
C. E. Pope
Benton Snider's Dog Wins Third at National Capital Field Trials
Under ideal conditions the National Capital Field Trials Club held its fall meeting at Walter Johnson farm in Germantown Maryland. Benton Snider's Doc Snider took third in the derby while R H L Chichester of Stafford won with Airman's Miss Solo and Leigh Bonfall of Baltimore earned second with Long Island Lake.
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National Capital Field Trials Club
Walter Johnson
Germantown
Benton Snider
Doc Snider
R. H. L. Chichester
Stafford
Miss Solo
Long Island Lake
Leigh Bonfall
Baltimore
State Driver Is Given Summons
The state highway department was cited by the city to appear in police court on charges of operating a tractor with logs on the streets of Winchester. A city officer stopped the tractor on Millwood avenue within the city limits this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Winchester
Millwood Avenue
Stolen 1938 Studebaker From Green Gables Club
An automobile owned by Miss Elsie Price of Ridgeway West Virginia valued at $1,000 was reported stolen. The 1938 Studebaker coupe with Pennsylvania plate DF-882 and motor number 832-238 was taken from the Green Gables night club near the Virginia West Virginia line on the night of October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Price
Ridgeway
W. Va
Studebaker
Pennsylvania
Green Gables
Virginia-West Virginia
Milton Kerns Cited for Driving Without Permit in Capon Bridge
Mil ton Kerns of Capon Bridge was fined five dollars and assessed costs in police court today for operating an automobile without a permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Kerns
Capon Bridge
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Cammer Tire CO
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Winchester Evening Star
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E. J. Bullock
Rex
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Daily Cross
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Derenin
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Sinclair
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