Virginia Eyes Stricter Rules for For Hire Carriers
Virginia planners expect new laws to regulate intrastate for hire motor carriers in line with federal rules. About 15 000 operators would be affected as the State Corporation Commission notes many contract carriers act like common carriers, paying little state tax beyond license fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
A Assembly
Thomas Ww
State Car Commission
Ozlin
Interstate Cone Commission
Onxlina
State Corporation Commission
Check Charts Used By Pilots
Washington reports completion of national flight chart checks to ensure accuracy of airmen charts with what pilots will see. Eugene L. Vidal announces that 87 sectional aeronautical charts are published by the Bureau of Air Commerce and produced by the Coast and Geodetic Survey. Forty eight charts are in tow and remaining drafts will be corrected for mid November release.
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Washington
United States
Eugene L. Vidal
Air Commerce
Bureau of Air Com- Department of Commerce
Bureau
Coast, and Geodetic Survey
Police Pensions Topics at Fredericksburg Convention
The Virginia Police Executives Association outlines its annual convention in Fredericksburg on September 23 and 24. President John Arnold and secretary Morton Wallerstein lead preparations with Fredericksburg officials. A pension system report is expected as a highlight, with focus also on police training and financial planning for the year. Nationally known police officials will address a banquet on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Police Executives Association
Fredericksburg
John 8. Arnold
Alexandria
Morton L. Wallerstein
Sports Highlights Across Weekends From Hawthorne to Aqueduct
Highlights from Hawthorne, Narragansett, Aqueduct and other venues feature Myrtlewood winning the Hawthorne Sprint Handicap, West Main second, Clang third. New Deal wins the What Cheer Handicap at Narragansett. Ned Reigh ships eight juveniles to win the Junior Championship at Aqueduct. Mangin defeats Menzel in Forest Hills quarterfinals with Perry beating Shields. Parker advances in Pennsylvania Open. Flanagan sets 300 meter freestyle record. Kompa sisters set two backstroke marks. Shorer wins 15 mile handicap in Buffalo. Mac Farlane wins open golf with 274 total. Insinger dies in Oakland speedway crash. Coy, Yale football great, dies at 47.
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Chicago
Myrtlewood
West Main
Clang
Pawtucket
R. I
Narragansett
New York
Ned Reigh
Aqueduct
Forest Hills
N. Y
Gregory Mangin
Roderich Menzel
Fred Perry
Frank Shields
Allentown
Frankie Parker
Pennsylvania
Martin Buxby
Guy Cheng
Los Angeles
Ralph Flanagan
Kompa
Elizabeth
Erna
General Buffalo
John Shorer
Toronto
Glens Falls
Willie MacFarlane
Oakland
Cal
Harris Insinger
Rehabilitation Work Under Way At Federalsburg
Frederalsburg faces a massive rehabilitation after flood waters receded. WPA consultant William H. Elliott will meet with state administrator Francis H. Dryden in Baltimore for aid. Damages are estimated up to 300000 dollars with looting fears and Red Cross relief winding down. Pennsylvan ia Railroad losses are about 150000 dollars as the station is undermined.
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Frederalsburg
Federal
Works Progress Administration
Thomas H. Chambers
William H. Elliott
WPA
Baltimore
Francis H. Dryden
Red Cross
A. E. Bryant
Pennsylvania Railroad
851 Airplanes Are Produced
Washington reports 851 airplanes built in the first six months of 1935, up 14 percent from 1934. The Bureau of Air Commerce, Department of Commerce, notes 517 for domestic civil use, 173 for military deliveries, and 161 for export. Domestic civil use and export rose, while military deliveries fell vs 1934.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Airommerce
Department of Commerce
San Francisco Roots of a City
San Francisco began as a fortified town and Spanish mission in 1776 and grew to incorporation in 1850, shaping its early urban history.
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San Francisco
Calif
Stephenson Notesuae at we Sten here both DeHaven were calling
Stephenson notes describe a sequence of social visits in Winchester and surrounding areas. Tenants include Mr. and Mrs. Ashwood and Mr. and Mrs. Orndorff visiting Mrs. Wood's home. Miss Louise Ninobell visiting a cousin in Winchester. Lemuel Nixon returning to Slanesville after a visit to Omps. and a car outing by Elizabeth DeHaven with Wigginton Grubbs and Esther Funk to Connellsville. The Welltown revival attracts attendees. influenza keeps Harry Prince home before returning to work on a Greenwood farm. Additional visits include the Princes with friends, Farm Bureau picnic at Jordan Springs, and trips by Elsie Zinn and the Rinker and Affleck households.
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Uae
Sten
DeHaven
Winchester
Linda Triggs
Frances
Ster
B H. Ashwood
Orndorff
Wood
Otto Preffitt
Prance’ Po
Louise
Nobell
Wadesville
Lemuel Nixon
Slanesville
W. Va
A. L. Omps
Elizabeth DeHaven
Deere Wigginton
Clyde Grubbs
Esther Funk
Connellsville
Clay Hodgson
Old Hickory
Tenn
E. L. Orndorff
Welltown
Earl Prince
M. Pert
Robert O. Buckner
Margaretta Buckner
Boyce
A. J. Prince
Stephenson
Thomas Mor
Harry Prince
Charles Buhl
Greenwood
Earl Smallwood
Maud Prince
Harry Dunn
Farm Bureau
Jordan Springs
Elsie ‘Zinn
Baltimore
Lester Stipe
Charlottesville
Rinker
Washington, D. C
F. M. Affleck
Amiss Prince
J. W. Carlile
Virgil Brown
Landmark Hole in the Wall Marks Great Abaco Shore
The Abaco Islands include Great Abaco and Little Abaco in the Bahamas. Great Abaco measures about 80 by 20 miles while Little Abaco is 28 miles long. A natural perforated rock on Great Abaco’s southeast shore called the Hole in the Wall serves as a seafaring landmark.
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Abaco Islands
Great Abaco
Little Abaco
Bahamas
Portable Fire Alarm Patented By G. W. Jones
George W. Jones of Winchester has patented a fire alarm claimed to be simple practical and inexpensive for homes factories ships airplanes and other places. The device uses a fusible member to release a spring actuated detonator that sounds an alarm and it can be moved easily to locate at risk points including lodging houses. The prospectus notes automatic triggering by surrounding temperature rise during a fire.
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George W. Jones
Mr. Jones
Robert L. Jones
Fairview Avenue
Winchester Post Office
Winchester
Albert J. Kramer
Harrisonburg
Baltimore Makes Bid For Exports
The Baltimore export and import bureau of the Baltimore Association of Commerce is intensifying efforts to boost apple exports. It staffed a booth at the Cleveland apple convention and attended a Byrd meeting at Berryville Virginia on August 24, conducting interviews with numerous growers dealers domestic exporters and foreign importers.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Cleveland
Harry F. Byrd
Berryville
Black Forest Ends at Lake Constance
Lake Constance forms part of the historic boundary among Germany Austria and Switzerland. Constance city hosts many medieval churches and buildings and was a site for church councils in the Middle Ages.
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Black Forest
Lake Constance
Order of
Germany
Austria
Death comes to Mrs Kate M Cooke at Charles Town
Mrs Kate Mason Cooke aged 69 died Saturday in Town General Hospital after a lingering illness. She was daughter of late Judge Thomas C Green and Mary McDonald, lived in Charles Town most of life, had one child Claibourne Latimer of the University of Kentucky, and leaves a sister Mrs Cruger Smith and a brother T C Green both of Charles Town.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Kate Mason Cooke
Town General Hospital
Cooke
Thomas C. Green
Supreme Court of Appeals
West Virginia
Mary McDonald
Angus McDonald
Winchester
Latimer
Maryland
Columbia to Confer Berton Medal on Admiral Byrd
New York Sept 9 CBS to award a distinguished radio contribution Berton Medal to Admiral Richard E Byrd for his short wave broadcasts from Little America. The medal will be presented in a one hour CBS broadcast on September 25 marking his second South Pole expedition and fourteen months of weekly broadcasts.
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New York
CBS
Richard E. Byrd
Little America
South Pole
Germans Lodge Formal Protests
The German government filed a formal protest with the State Department over remarks by Magistrate Louis R. Brodsky in New York City dismissing charges against five men arrested in the Bremen incident. Brodsky attributed his statements to beliefs held by the defendants and others of our citizenry.
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Washington
State Department
Louis R. Brodsky
New York City
Bremen
Brodsky
Jacob D. Rinker Wins Final Divorce Decree
Jacob D. Rinker, west of Stephens City, secured a final decree in divorce from Addie B. Rinker. The decree merged with a prior bed and board decree and was signed by Judge Philip Williams in Frederick County circuit court. Property rights are protected and neither party may remarry within six months.
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Jacob Rinker
Stephens City
Addie B. Rinker
Philip Williams
Frederick County Circuit Court
Public sale of four city tract properties in Winchester Virginia
Trustees under E F Ashley and Laura V Ashley announce a public auction at 11 a m on Saturday September 28 1935 in front of the County Court House Winchester Va for four parcels of land on East Kern Street Highland Avenue and 528 Highland Avenue. The sale requires one third cash with the remainder in two annual installments secured by trust deed and insurance.
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E. F. Ashley
Leura V. Ashley
Corporation Court of Winchester
County Court House
Winchester
Kern Street
John Clark
Edmonds
Laura V. Ashley
Belle C. Fisher
J. T. Fisher
Highland Avenue
Sadie Lind
James V. Jenkins
Taylor Ritter
John Shanholtz
Cecil C. Grim
L. Jackson
Said Ashley
William C. Miller
New Forest Along the Tensas River Louisiana Stretch
A 70 mile tract along the Tensas river in Louisiana runs through former cotton plantation country. The area features reduced forests compared to prewar times and reflects the region's historic agricultural past.
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New Forest
Tensas River
Louisiana
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