Police Permit Now Needed To Leave Germany
Government announces that starting at midnight no one may depart Germany without police stamped passport permission. Reports describe Jews leaving via trains halted near Dresden and passports withdrawn in East Prussia. Nazi leadership claims to curb international anti Jewish agitation while restrictive measures spread through lower Silesia and Bavaria with renewed boycott talks unlikely to persist.
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Berlin
Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Taegliche Rundschan
Dresden
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist Party
Cuney
Nagiss
Lower Silesia
Reich
Goerlitz
Spoon Taken From Man's Throat After Swallowing
In Los Angeles on April 2 surgeons at a police receiving hospital removed a spoon swallowed by Jack Manheim. They initially doubted the claim but confirmed the spoon on X ray and kept it as a souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Police Receiving Hospital
Jack Manheim
Boston Red Sox Escape In Pennsylvania Railroad Wreck
Members of the Boston Red Sox escaped injury when the night express from Norfolk to New York derailed at Wyoming Delaware. Seven passengers were hurt. The engineer and fireman were killed. The team continued to Jersey City for an exhibition game after a several hour delay.
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Dover
Del
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Norfolk
New York
Wyoming
Jersey City
Libby & McNeal Canning Company
Forest fire losses in the United States 5-year estimate
A rough estimate shows 41,000,900 acres destroyed by forest fires in the United States over five years ending 1930, valued at about $62,000,000. The figure reflects widespread damage across regions and indicates substantial economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Michigan Voters Decide on Repeal of Prohibition
Michigan voters mark ballots in a first test of repealing the Eighteenth Amendment as national tension shields beer laws. Delegates for a repeal convention are chosen by county, with 100 pledged to repeal and 100 to keep prohibition. Albany reports Gov Lehman urging beer law reform and a five member state board to oversee intoxicating beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Michigan
Sens Oe
Wisconsin
Anti-Saloon League
New York State
Empire State
National
A. V. Dalrymple
Prohibition Bureau
William A. Comstock
Albany
N. Y
Lehman
Republicans Control —Mr. Lehman
the Assembly
Democrats
Senate
Protestants and Jews Endorse a Year of Prayer
New York April 2 Protestants and Jews urge national prayer in line with Pope Pius XI Holy Year decree for world peace and religious renewal. The Rockefeller Center crowd heard former Governor Alfred E. Smith Cardinal Hayes and Rev S Parkes Cadman urge unity, Roosevelt represented by James A Farley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pius XI
Rockefeller Center Music Hall
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Cardinal Hayes
Claude Bowers Nominated Ambassador to Spain
President Roosevelt nominates Claude G. Bowers of New York to be ambassador to Spain and Sumner Wells of Maryland to be assistant secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosveelt
Sumner Wells
Maryland
Claude G. Bowers
New York
Spain
Forest Camps Suggested Near Shenandoah For Reforestation
Director Maj. Robertson urges permanent reforestation camps to serve city outings and forest workers. A national 250000 unemployed mobilization aims to establish 1000 plus camps housing 100 to 200 by July 1 with $30 monthly pay plus maintenance. Foresters meet with US Forester R. Stuart to coordinate plans across national forests and state works.
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Washington
Shenandoah
Massanutten
George Washington
Bridge
A. Willis Robertson
Maj
Robertson
Forest Service
Perkins
National Forests
R. ¥. Stuart
United States Forester
Progr
Wallace
War Department
Interior Department
Odd Fellows Plan Grand Lodge Convention in Winchester
Richmond meeting outlines preparations for the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Virginia to be held in Winchester May 21 24 with about 800 members expected. Local delegates include Robert L Jones E J Snapp Samuel Miller Mrs Miller and Mrs Jones plus Middletown representatives C F Carper J Kline and Claude B Stickley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Virginia
Winchester
Order
Robert L. Jones
E. J. Snapp
Samuel Miller
C. F. Carper
J. ©. Kline
Claude B. Stickley
Grand Lodge
Board of Trustees
Odd Fellows’ Home
Walker seeks marriage details in Cannes visit
Former New York Mayor James J. Walker and actress Betty Compton called at Cannes City Hall and obtained full information on local marriage rules. Officials noted Walker had informed them he planned to marry soon. The piece mentions Seven Oaks, Salmon P. Chase’s former home in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cannes
France
James J. Walker
New York
Betty Compton
City Hall
Walker
Miss Mpton
Seven Oaks
Salmon P. Chase
the Treasury
Lincoln
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tax Reduction Across States Shrinks Budgets Nationwide
Chicago April 2 tax reduction dominates legislative action as states forecast up to 100 million dollars in savings. New York reviews increased levies to offset deficits while Illinois and Michigan push sales and beer taxes. Nebraska, Oregon, Colorado and others cut property taxes and budgets, with automaker fees, sales taxes, and income tax reforms shaping a broad relief effort.
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Chicago
New York
Illinois
Michigan
North Dakota
Board of Equalization Atera
New Jersey
Maryland—Assembly
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Oregon
Colorado
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Nebraska
Maryland Man Placed His Head On Track
Alton C. Bell of Oakmont Maryland died when he reportedly stepped onto a freight track and was struck by a moving train. Dr William Murphy certified death as by his own action. Bell was a Montgomery County citizen and former Democratic state central committee member. He left the county board of commissioners due to health and faced financial reverses. Survived by his widow Mrs Alice Hepburn Bell and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington Grove
Alton C. Bell
Oakmont
William 8. Murphy
Bell
Montgomery County
Democratic State Central Committee
Cost Guaranty Plan Passes Senate Agriculture Committee
In Washington on April 3 the Senate agriculture committee voted overwhelmingly to approve the Simpson production cost guaranty plan as part of the administration farm relief bill. Members then turned to study the Roosevelt farm mortgage refinancing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Veterans Benefits Slashed Across Bureau Actions
President Roosevelt orders deep cuts in veterans benefits with about 100 million dollars removed from non service connected allowances. New ratings replace old tables and temporary disabilities and free hospitalization are eliminated. Spanish War veterans and dependents keep pensions under presumption rules, while other cases face roll reductions.
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Adm
Roosevelt
White House
Veterans’ Bureau
Roanoke Hospital
Frank T. Hines
Lewis Douglas
Hines
Stockholders Meeting for Winchester Bank Directors
The annual stockholders meeting at the Winchester bank will be held Thursday April 27 1933 from eleven to twelve for the election of directors and other business. Union Bank Geo B Bushnell cashier. Real estate values in Memphis Tenn previously averaged 50 cents per acre with Memphis area of 5 000 acres selling for 2500 dollars.
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Winchester
Union Bant
Geo. B. Bushnell
Memphis
Woman buried alive by a new secret society
Martinez California April 2 The body of a young Filipino woman named Mrs Celina Navarro 26 was exhumed from a Jersey Island grave in the San Joaquin river authorities say she was buried alive by members of a secret society A foreman Leon Rantinello 40 and several other Filipinos were arrested and confessed to the burial Rantinello admitted ordering the grave dug Cadog a Filipino said a woman member shoved Navarro into the grave after a struggle and dropped her purse with 130 dollars the money and jewelry were found in the grave Navarro was accused of stealing from her husband s brother and her husband had died a month earlier Police report Navarro was kidnapped and brought before a Stockton meeting of the society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rantinello
Pablo Busbrillante
Cadog
Secret Society
Navarro
Stockton
Trustee Sale of Desirable Home in Winchester Virginia
Public notice of a trustee sale for 524 Highland Avenue Winchester to be held April 22 1933 at noon in front of the courthouse. Property includes a seven room residence with garage on a 27 by 190 foot lot behind terms: one third cash then two equal yearly installments secured by deed of trust and fire insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Miller
M. M. Lynch
New Financing Proposed for Farmers Debts
The article notes a plan for new financing to relieve farmer debts with the lowest possible interest rate to support flotation of new bonds at par. The President pushes for a sound financial proposition and relief, with Federal control of security sales as a central issue as Congress resumes its emergency session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Public Sale of Frederick County Farm in Virginia
A Frederick County Virginia circuit court notice announces a public auction of a 119 acre farm in Opequon District to be held April 28, 1933 at 1 PM in Winchester. Terms call for one third cash with the balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance on the buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Larrick
James L. Gardner
George W. Conner
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Winchester
Opequon
Stephens City
Dunkard Church Road
Newell
Kline
Kenney
Public sale of brick semi bungalow in Winchester Virginia
By authority of a deed of trust dated September 26 1928 the trustee will sell at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester at 11 00 AM on Saturday April 29 1933 a brick semi bungalow lot 8 Henry Addition fronting 40 feet on Valley Turnpike 200 feet deep. Terms: one third cash sale day, balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust. Clifford D Grim T Russell Cather trustees. Dunn Duvall auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Jane B Irwin
Clifford D. Grim
T. Russell Cather
Senate to Hear Plans on Farm Lending and Farm Relief
Senate agriculture committee will report plans to be sent to the Secretary of Agriculture for floor action tomorrow or Tuesday. Roosevelt expected to propose refinancing farm mortgages in a message to Congress. A security control measure requiring registration with the FTC will have hearings in the Senate banking committee tomorrow. House to reference the $500 million direct relief bill to its ways and means committee with early floor action anticipated. House also may send the District of Columbia beer bill to conference as the Senate rewrote it. Hearings soon on extending the federal gasoline tax.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Senate Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Presidentvest
White House
Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Banking Committee
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Ways and
Senate
Ways and Means
Divorce action and estate settlement notices in Winchester
Two court notices in Winchester Chronicle announce divorce proceedings for Gertrude M. Organ against Chauncey B. Organ and estate settlement for Imogene Clark. They require defendants to appear within days, publishings for four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star, and posting at the courthouse, with listed names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court of the City of Winchester
Gertrude M. Organ
Chauncey B. Organ
Courtfield Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
County of
Frederick
Farmers & Merchants Nat'l. Bank & Trust Co
Imogene Clark
Dec’d
Louisa P Crawford
Cary R. Jones
Frankie Barton
Bettie Owen
Ludwell Baldwin
Portia Baldwin
N. Beverley Tucker
Robert Smith
Bessie C. Robinson
Bland Tucker
Norman P. Tucker
Helen Clark Vanpelt
Chapman S. Clark
Mary Mooney
Nannie Bayne- Jones
Briscoe B. Clark
J. Peyton Clark
Mary Megaarden
Martha B. Clark
Louisa Herron
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Company
Nannie Bayne-Jones
C. C. Brannon
Jas
P. Reardon
P. Q
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Boston
Dalrymple
Claude Bowers
Madrid
The
Blue Ridge, Massanutten
Shenandoah Hills
Odd Fellows
Jimmy Walker
Hospital For
California
Cleveland
James P. Reardon
R. Gray Williams
Walter M. Jon
Walter M. Fishpaw
J. W.baker
Walter M
Commissioner's
Walter M. Fishpan
Loudoun Street
J. W. Bakfr
Herbert S. Larrick
C. I. Brumback
George W Conner
Brannon
Inwood Fruit Growers
Sunny Mont Orchards
Sunny-Mont Orchards
Evening Star
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