Fugitive Krol Returned to Mineola Jail After Chicago Arrest
Mineola authorities remitted a $5,000 bail and brought Krol back from Chicago where he was arrested by bonding company agents. He was held in Mineola jail on South Cameron Street after Sergeant Barr and E. C. Lupton escorted him from Winchester. Commonwealth Attorney Reardon plans a speedy trial date as Krol asked how many indictments existed in Winchester.
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Chicago
Mineola
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Winchester
E. C. Lupton
Bar
Lupton
South Cameron Street
Indictments Hit Local Woolen Mill Owners and Change in Ownership
Krol faces five indictments for embezzlement with four charges against him alone and one joint with Jones. The Arthur G. Jones Woolen Company vanished as a local industry after indictments in 1929. Receivership named W Cc Armstrong and Burr Harrison, mill later bankrupt in U S Court Harrisonburg. Properties sold at auction. Winchester Woolen Company now operates the mill.
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Jones
Arthur G. Jones
W Cc. Armstrong
Front Royal
Burr ©. Harrison
Winchester
Jones Firm
United States Court For
Western District of Virginia
Harrisonburg
Jones Company
Winchester Woolen Company
Miner's House Struck by Dynamite Blast in Lackawanna
In Dickson City, Joseph Kawiatwisky a pump runner at Penn Anthracite’s Johnson colliery, was at home when the eighth dynamiting in Lackawanna County in 15 days caused front porch damage and shattered several windows. His wife and three children were badly shaken. police tie the blast to the new Pennsylvanian miners union strike.
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Joseph Kawiatwisky
Dickson City
Kawiatwisky
Johnson
Penn Anthricite Mining Company
Penn Anthricite
Anthricite Miners of Pennsylvania
Profit Taking Pares Advances In Many Industries
Markets edged up quietly with firming staples as profits trimmed extreme gains. Most categories held gains of one to two points amid listless trading and a total of about one million shares changing hands. Sterling opened at 4.78 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterling
Cities Must Not Depend Too Much On Government
In Chicago on September 23, Harry L. Hopkins warned 89 city mayors that local relief funds should not rely on federal aid. He said relief costs exceed the 500 million dollar appropriation and noted many states have acted, others have done nothing. The FRA has allocated 100 million pounds of cured pork to states, shipments to start next week.
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Harry L. Hopkins
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Federal Relief Administration
Liquor Cases In Federal Courts To Be Lifted
The administration moves to sift all prohibition cases in Federal courts to decide if prosecution should continue in light of imminent repeal. L. J. Bugg named senior counsel of the prohibition unit, reporting to John S. Hurley. Consideration is also given to leniency for violators if repeal occurs.
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L. J. Bugg
Monroeville
Ala
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Prohibition
Stephens City FFA Admits Fifteen New Members
The Stephens City Chapter of the F F A initiated fifteen new members Tuesday night. Green Hand degree recipients include John Sandy, William Harris, Marshall Lovett, Harry Cook, Ray Bailey, Ross Lillard, Granville Morris, Robert Sargent, James Kitchen, Kenneth …
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John Sandy
William Harris
Marshall Lovett
Harry Cook
Ray Bailey
Ross Lillard
Granville Morris
Robert Sargent
James Kitchen
Kenneth
Public Auction At 27 N Braddock St September 23 1933
Public auction at 27 North Braddock Street on Saturday September 23 1933 at 2 p m selling household goods including tables pictures mattress chairs wardrobe china closet hall rack and other articles terms cash Mrs Meta A Beck announces sale of varied household items by auctioneer notice.
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N. Braddock St
Stephens City High School FFA chapter names officers
The FFA chapter at Stephens City High School elected officers for 1933-34 at a Wednesday meeting. President Ross Boyd, vice-president Wayne Warren, secretary Eddy O Neal, treasurer Harry Cook, reporter Calvin Ritenour, and watchdog William Boyd were chosen. The chapter has 42 members, the largest class of agriculture boys enrolled. The next meeting to set objectives will be Tuesday night September 26.
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Herbaugh
John Carbaugh
Coyu Morris
Merl Nelson
Hunter Bolen
Jack O'Neal
Stephens City High School
Ross Boyd
Wayne Warren
Eddy O’neal
Harry Cook
Calvin Ritenour
William Boyd
Reverend Nelson Leads Sunday Services at Boscawen Church
Rev. Robert B. Nelson, rector of Boscawen and Washington Street Sunday School, conducts morning prayer at 9 45 a m with a sermon titled Things Profitable To Our Salvation at 11 o'clock. Evening prayer and sermon follow at 5 30 o'clock.
Berryville Bible School Services Announcement
REV E J ROHARI Bible School at Berryville Avenue begins at 9.30 a.m. A gospel preaching service is at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. A baptismal service occurs at 8.30 p.m. Christian Endeavor meets at 6.45 p.m. All are invited to fellowship.
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E J Rohari
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