Remains of Late Mrs Miller Interred Here
The funeral of Mrs Daisy Sutton Miller wife of Rev Dr Lewis G Miller died Thursday at his sister in law’s home in Bagby Caroline County Va was held Saturday at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev Dr L A Thomas and others officiating The service featured hymns and the burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery with active pallbearers and honorary church council members present Also in attendance were the Miller family and Mrs Miller’s daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Joseph E Brown of Atlanta Ga and her father A B Dutton of Essex County Va aged 82.
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Daisy Sutton Miller
Lewis
G. Miller
F. D. Richardson
Bagby
Caroline County
Grace Lutheran Church
L. A. Thomas
J. J. Scherer, Jr
First Lutheran Church of
Richmond
J. P. Nielson
Theological Seminary
Blair, Nebr
Miller
William Burton Sutton
Phonetic Tongue Castilian Among The Most Phonetic Languages
The statement notes Castilian Spanish as highly phonetic among languages. It highlights its clear sound-letter correspondence and consistent pronunciation rules that aid learners and linguists.
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Castilian
Roosevelt Moves Slowly in Distributing Jobs
Washington reports that the Roosevelt administration plans a cautious patronage expansion. Officials aim to broaden Democratic strength, address criticisms about nominal Republicans receiving posts, and consolidate gains from the 1932 election as Ickes Wallace Farley and several progressive Republicans participate in shaping the patronage approach.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Ane
Democratic Party
New York
Roosevelt
Farley
Ickes
Wallace
Buckey Harris To Manage Red Sox One Year
Boston officials announced that Stanley Bucky Harris will manage the Red Sox for one season as part of the club's rebuilding plan led by Tom Yawkey and Eddie Collins. Harris accepts the one year assignment after the club's February ownership change.
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Buckey Harris
Red Sox
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Eddie Collins
Stanley
Bucky” Harris
Harris Accepts One Year Managerial Pact With Senators
Harris, former Detroit Tigers manager, signed for one year with the Washington Senators. He resigned from Detroit in September and only reached terms last Friday. A coal miner turned baseball figure, he led the Senators to two pennants and a world title and was once the youngest major league manager at 27 in 1924.
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Harris
Detroit Tigers
Yawkey
Pennsylvania
Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
Donnie Bush
Senators
New York Giants
Post Office will not mail liquor ads to dry states
Washington reports the Reed amendment bars liquor advertisements to addresses in prohibition states. The Justice Department clarifies the repeal of the eighteenth amendment will not change mailability. The Post Office will continue to reject such ads and refuse mailings to dry states under current law.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Department
Department of Justice
Prohibition
Post Office
Notice on states where liquor advertising remains unlawful
The Post Office Department says it will publish a notice naming states where advertising or soliciting orders for intoxicating liquors remains illegal even if repeal becomes effective. The move follows the act of March 3, 1917, guiding future enforcement.
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Post Office Department
Needy to Be Cared For Hopkins Says
Federal unemployment relief administrator Harry L. Hopkins warned in Kansas City that the nation would start winter with many more relief families than a year ago and that the needy unemployed would be taken care of. He spoke to regentions of Iowa Nebraska Arkansas Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas promising action to prevent hardship.
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Kansas City
Harry L. Hopkins
Iowa
Nebraska
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Federal relief funds urged for united government action
A statement underscores that funds must be pooled by federal, state, and local governments to provide essentials of life under the Federal Emergency Relief Administration. The call stresses nationwide cooperation to secure essential needs.
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Middletown Loses Hard Fought Battle on Gridiron
Middletown High School football, coached by Orville Wake, was defeated 40 to 0 by Shepherdstown High School on Saturday. Shepherdstown showcased a strong, experienced team, overpowering the Frederick County squad, which fought hard and kept scrapping throughout the game. Walters and Renner starred on the line with hard tackling.
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Middletown
Orville Wake
Shepherdstown High School
Shepherdstown
Frederick County
Walters
Renner
Middletown Faces Harpers Ferry After Bold 15 Yard Run
One arm incapacitated defender clung to the ball carrier and dragged him ten yards. A standout play for Middletown featured a 15 yard end run. Middletown heads to Harpers Ferry West Virginia on alien territory this weekend.
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Middletown
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Administration Lifts Domestic Gold Price Boost
The article reports a rise in the price of newly mined domestic gold independent of world markets, noting the dollar's limited response in foreign exchange dealings. It states the dollar price rose about 9 percent while currencies like the French franc rose about 6 percent, and discusses selling dollars in foreign markets to lower the currency's value and buying gold in London as a possible lever.
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United States
London
Hoover sails on swordfish voyage from Long Beach
The photograph shows former President Herbert Hoover and companions about to sail from Long Beach California aboard the Samoa on a swordfish trip in Mexican waters. W J Hole owns the boat and serves as purser with Hoover and other party members listed as assistant pursers.
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Herbert Hoover
Long Beach
Cal
Samoa
Hoover
Hole
Dollar Depreciation Jeopardizes Sterling Trade
Discussion notes that sterling would be paid with dollars for gold, with Britain likely to retaliate against a sharp dollar drop. Sir Robert Horne warned in New York last week that such measures could be taken in response to currency shifts.
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Great Britain
Robert Horne
New York Bond Club
Plan to Protect 9,000 Banks Through RFC Oversight
The RFC forms twelve regional and state committees to align capital structures of 9,000 nonmember banks with the aim of securing Federal deposit insurance. Harv ey Couch announces the plan to promote cooperation among state and federal agencies for purchasing preferred stock and aiding banks to qualify for insurance and extend local credit. Virginia members named include A. H. Graham of Richmond and J. L. Bailey as Deposit Insurance Supervisor.
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Washington
F Reserve
Harvey Couch
Reconstruction Corporation
RFC
Federal Reserve District
Federal Insurance Deposit Commission
Federal Insurance
Federal Insurance Deposit Commission Rfc
Virginia
A. H. Graham
Richmond
J. L. Bailey
Stricter Laws For Affiliates Of Banks Demanded
Washington October 29. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Fletcher urged even stricter legislation than the new bank law to divorce banks and investment affiliates. The demand followed disclosures in the Chase National Bank investigation revealing large pool operations in Chase National bank stock.
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Washington
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
Chase National Bank
Bank Chairman Pushes stronger rules on bank affiliates
Fletcher urged tighter law to stop bank officers from links with investment firms after testimony alleging Chase Securities and its subsidiary moved $860 million in pool operations over five years. Albert Wiggin, Chase chairman, faced questions on profits over $10 million from personal holdings versus $150,000 by the affiliate. Wiggin to testify Tuesday on differing market approaches.
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Cy Sum Ee Ty Fass Bank Des Corporation
Banking Tree
Fletcher
Chase Securities Company
Chase
Albert H. Wiggin
Wiggin
Explosions Rock Havana Amid Labor Turmoil
Three more bombs exploded early this day in Havana as labor unrest continues. Two blasts hit suburban Lugano tram lines, while a third damaged the Rambla and Souza printing plant, formerly printing the official Gazette.
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Havana
Lugano
Rambla and Souza
Official Gazette
Gerardo Machado
Market enthusiasm fades after gold market entry cue
The United States announcing it would enter foreign gold markets as a buyer sparked a brief revival in inflationary psychology in stocks and staples in New York trading, but enthusiasm cooled and prices drifted lower. Sterling opened at 4.79 percent and call money stood at three quarters of a percent.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
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