Confed U D C debates Stars and Bars fate in parade clash
Welby Carter Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy protests a June 1934 Southern Magazine ultimatum that the Stars and Bars be furled and placed beneath the Stars and Stripes. The letter argues for equal honor of the Confederate banner and criticizes the order as a dangerous, nation damaging policy.
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White
Stars and Stripes
Lincoln
South
Supreme Ei
U. D.C
Homer Atkinson
Byrne
Southern Magazine
Massey
Baltimore
Anderson
General Atkinson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Appomattox
Union of the States
Confederate States of America
Daughters of the Confederacy
Welby Carter
Jumping Flea Ukulele Shapes Hawaiian Image
The ukulele, closely tied to Hawaii's image, derives from a native word meaning jumping flea. Hawaiians adopted the instrument in the late 18th century, its name from uku meaning flea and lele meaning to jump, reflecting its quick motions.
Water test at Stephens City school well shows 1.0 gpm
F W Bailey, project engineer for the VERA, reports Stephens City school tests disclose a 1.0 gallon per hour flow from a newly drilled well on school grounds. A pump delivers water to building sections. the 154 foot well supports expected needs.
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Stephens City
F. W. Bailey
VERA
Emergency Relief Administration
Kernstown School
Hygiene Classes Organized in Frederick County
Five home hygiene and sick care classes tentatively organized by Miss Katharine Cameron Red Cross nurse will be based in Frederick county for six months. Meetings set for Clear Brook Wednesday 2 30 at Mrs O Rears, White Hall Friday 8 pm with Misseron and Red Cross leaders. White Hall hosts a community league meeting. First classes planned at Mountain Falls Clearbrook Whit acre Cross Junction Gainesboro and White Hall.
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Katherine Cameron
Red Cross
Frederick County
Clearbrook
Mountain Falls
Whitacre
Cross Junction
Gainesboro
White All
Maine election and Democratic gains reshape U.S. politics
Central Press report surveys the Maine vote and national primaries showing a potential party realignment. It notes Democratic recruitment growth and Republican fragmentation, with fears of a Roosevelt-led bureaucracy and a looming November outcome. It also contrasts Boston’s textile strike tensions with New England political sentiment.
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Washington, D. C
Maine
G. O. P. National Committee
New England
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Youngest mother? Eleven year old Mildred Morgan
In Jefferson City Tennessee 11-year-old Mildred Morgan pictured in a hospital with her newborn Caroline Frankie whose father is 14. Physicians call her the world’s youngest mother as grandparents care for the seven and a half pound baby amid mountain surroundings.
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Mildred Morgan
Jefferson City
Notice of hearing on B&O rail service discontinuance
In Richmond Virginia on September 28 1934 the State Corporation Commission will hear the petition of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company operating the Winchester and Potomac Railroad for authority to discontinue intra state operation of trains 81 and 82 between Winchester Virginia and Brunswick Maryland. The line argues revenue is insufficient to cover costs and invites interested parties to present evidence. The B&O is represented by F G Hoskins superintendent and R Gray Williams division counsel.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company
Winchester
Brunswick
Maryland
West Virginia
F. G. Hoskins
Baltimore
R. Gray Williams
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Middletown Grange Drives On With Booster Night Plans
Members gathered Friday for a key Middletown Grange session chaired by Master B O Brumback. The program featured Mrs James Downall and juveniles, with several membership applications and a booster night set for the 28th. A B O Brumback to lead, music by Glee Club and a visiting quartet, and Dr B L Hummel from Blacksburg to address the group. The event urged all Valley Granges and farmers’ supporters to attend.
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Middletown Grange
B. O. Brumback
James Downall
Glee
Pomona
Broadway Grange
Ceres
Florence Hoover
C. Hutton
Flora
D. Miller Spitver
Farm Industry Of Italy To Be Nationalized
Italy plans nationalization of its farming sector under the corporative state system set to begin November 10. The working class will be unified in one group while owner-managers form another, with central corporations linking both. Two coordinating bodies include the Fascist confederation of jurists for owners and the Fascist confederation agricultural workers to steer collective working agreements.
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Italy
Associated Press
Oe Group
National Coordinat
Ing
Fascist Confederation of Jurists
Confederation Agricultural Workers
Gold Wealth of Religious Institutions in Rome
A fragment states the Christian holy sites in Rome hold substantial gold wealth with altars described as solid gold. The piece notes immense value but is incomplete and unclear about sources or totals.
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Rome
Swift's Red Steer Fertilizers Non-acid Farming Hint
If you are unfamiliar with Swift's Red Steer Fertilizers Non-acid Farming, learn about them. The text promotes better crops and land benefits to persuade farmers to choose the product and insist on its use.
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Swift
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