Virginia Red Cross chapters report $99,600 raise
At regional conferences in Roanoke and Bluefield officials announced that Virginia chapters raised $99,600 last year and spent $97,299 on local needs, leaving an average $47 in treasuries. The drive aims at $100,000 statewide as national fundraising begins November 11.
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Red Cross
Bluefield
West Virginia
Western Virginia
Thomas E. Green
Virginia
John L. Teets
General Field
Treasuries
C. A. Woodrum
Velt
Newton . Baker
Peery
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Beer revenue exceeds early estimates in Virginia study
Virginia residents consumed 6.63 million gallons of beer from Sept 1933 to Sept 1934, averaging 2.74 gallons per person. State revenue from beer topped $737,000 with excise taxes at $670,223.11 and license taxes $67,360.03.
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Richmond
Virginia
Old Dominion
State Department of Taxation
William H. Stauffer
Economist
Richmonder fined for liquor resale in first local case
Kenneth A. O Connor of 2205 West Grace Street was fined 25 dollars and given a three month suspended sentence for reselling ABC whiskey by the bottle with a 25 cent delivery fee. He appealed and was held on 500 dollars bond. Witnesses testified about a delivery business. O Connor faced additional charges for transporting fourteen pints of whiskey beyond allowed limits.
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Richmond
Kenneth A. O'Connor
West Grace Street
ABC
O'Connor
West End
O’connor
Elben Folkes
ABC Board
Board Regulation Challenge In Whiskey Sale Case
Arresting officers said O Connor violated section 40 of the act which bars any agency outside the state from profiting from whiskey sales. Justice Folkes imposed a fine and welcomed an appeal to settle legal questions for future reference.
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O’connor
Folkes
Kiwanians Urged Support for Red Cross Roll Call
Col B M Roszel Shenandoah Valley Academy superintendent spoke at the Kiwanis Club yesterday urging Kiwanians to back the Red Cross roll call drive to be held in the city and county next week.
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Col
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Kiwanis Club
Red Cross
Feen a mint laxative gum promises gentle relief
Feen a mint chewing gum laxative offers a pleasant correction for adults and children. It blends with saliva to avoid a sudden laxative hit, helps maintain appetite, and is sold by druggists for 15¢ or 25¢ with doctors' prescription implied.
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