Roosevelt Hull Discuss Japan Warning At White House Lunch
President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull conferred at the White House on Japan's recent declaration regarding China. In Tokyo, Ambassador Grew met Foreign Minister Hirota to relay Washington’s interest and seek clarification, signaling deeper U.S. study before any follow up.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hull
White House
Tokyo
Japan
China
Asia
United States
Koki Hirota
Joseph C. Grew
Foreign Office
Grew
Motor Corps To Study Motors In A Local Garage
The Red Cross motor corps class will receive practical instruction in motor mechanisms tomorrow night in the Packard Motor Co. garage on South Braddock street from 7 15 to 8 15 p m. M O Getz teaches the second subject. traffic rules follows at city Hall with State Policeman George F Miller teaching from 8 15 to 9 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Motor Corps
Packard Motor Co
South Braddock Street
M. O. Getz
City Hall
George F. Miller
Girl Abducted En Route From Arizona School
Six year old June Robles was abducted after leaving school in Tucson. A car stopped, she was taken, and a note demanding $15,000 for her release arrived two hours later. Police, rangers, and cowboys joined the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
John Dillinger
Fernando Robles
Arizona
Robles
May 5 Final Day For Poll Tax
May 5 is the final day for payment of the 1933 capitation taxes to qualify as a voter in the November election. A member of the House of Representatives and a United States senator are to be elected. FOR RENT Double Brick house 421 N Cameron St 1p lt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
United States
Cather Regains Sawmill Engine in Court Verdict
Judge Williams instructed the Frederick County jury to assess damages for Cather after Glaize moved the engine from Cather’s premises. The jury awarded $262.50. Glaize had a bill of sale from Winchester Credit Corp, which could not show title to the engine.
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Frederick County Circuit Court
Philip Williams
Fred L. Glaize
Thomas D. Gather
Ther
Mr. Cather
Mr. Glaize
H. Himel
Glaize
Cather
Winchester Credit Corporation
Credit Corporation
Miss Lillian Tanquary Dies After Brief Illness
Brucetown VirginiaApril 26 Miss Lillian Tanquary died at her Brucetown home after a brief illness She was daughter of the late William W and Mrs Tanquary born at Linden Hill and lifelong resident She was active in the Methodist church South Brucetown Surviving sisters include Miss Mamie Tanquary Mrs Dudley Pierce and Mrs S J Swimley A funeral will be held 3 PM Saturday at the family home with Rev Thomas Morgan and Rev Harry L Myerly officiating Interment in Brucetown cemetery Pallbearers named Dudley P Pierce Samuel J Swimley J L Jolliffe John M Fishpaw J Robert Smith Frank L Bragg
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Brucetown
Lillian Tanquary
Tanquary
William W. Tanquary
Linden Hill
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Mamie Tanquary
Dudley Pierce
Winchester
S. J. Swimley
Thomas Morgan
Harry L. Myerly
Death of Cedar Hill resident Winston Scott at age 76
Winston Scott, a colored resident of Cedar Hill in the county, died early this morning at Memorial Hospital. He was about 76 and is survived by five sons named Fred, Ernest, Nelson, Harrison, and Russell Scott. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Winston Scott
Cedar Hill
Memorial Hospital
Fred
Ernest
Nelson
Harrison
Russell Scott
Heaviness of Grain and Silver Cloud Markets
New York April 26 stock market sentiment dampened by heavier grains and silver. Wheat fell a cent or more per bushel while cotton and silver futures slipped. Rubber recovered modestly from early lows as bonds stayed mixed and quiet and foreign exchanges showed uneven activity. The pound sterling opened in London at 5.14 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
London
Square Dance at Shady Rest Camp Gore
Friday nights at 8 p m feature a four piece string band at Shady Rest Tourist Camp in Gore inviting locals to dance all evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Rest
Gore
Winchester Debating Society to Close Season with Free Public Event
The Winchester Debating Society will close its season with a public debate at Odd Fellows Hall at 8 pm sponsored by Woodmen of the World. Speakers include Mayor Charles Anderson, John W. Larrick Jr., Ernest Luttrell, Arthur Luttrell, and Will Rogers figure Arthur Luttrell. Proceeds none. subject Pursuit Fords More Happiness Than Possession.
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Winchester Debating Safety
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Woodmen of the World
Warner W. Luttrell
Luttrell
Lutrell
Charles R. Anderson
Society
Wncomes
Anderson
The
Spellbinders
John W. Larrick
Larrick
Mr. Luttrell
Mr. Larrick
Ernest B. Luttrell
Northern Virginia Power Company
Will Rogers
Frederick County
Arthur Luttrell
Mayor Anderson
J. .W. Larrick, Jr
Ernest Luttrell
Scouts Plan To Lease Camp White Rock For Summer
Winchester Scouts move to lease Camp White Rock at Capon Bridge West Virginia for the season. The executive committee meets at the Handley Library to finalize plans with C S Hartman John Scully Jr Eugene B Cooper I Fred Stine and Frank R Horton set to visit Capon Bridge Saturday. The camp may be used by Girl Scouts and 4 H Club and a training school will follow the Apple Blossom Festival under Rev A R Van Cleave with ten sessions led by different instructors. A Lee Coble named head of the court of honor and Van Cleave chairs the training committee with a May court of honor planned.
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White Rock
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Boy Scouts of Winchester
Handley Library
C. S. Hartman
John 3. Scully, Jr
Eugene B. Cooper
A. R. van Cleave
A. Lee Coble
Court of Honor
Mr. Coble
Wirt Claims Held Not Proved by House Committee
The Bulwinkle committee adopted a report holding unfounded Dr. William A. Wirt's claim that administration "brash trusters" were aiding a revolution. The 3 to 2 vote found Wirt, a Gary Indiana teacher, had not proven his contentions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bulwinkle Committee
House
William A. Wirt
Wirt
Gary
Ind
For Sale 80 White Leghorn Hens in Virginia
For sale 80 baby yearling white Leghorn hens good layers priced 60 cents each. Contact L. L. Trahan Middle Town Virginia date 4 26 listing classified notice.
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L. L. Trahan
Middletown
Floats with handsome prizes on display for Apple Blossom parade
Cooperating service clubs banks businesses and individuals submit floats for the May 4 feature parade. Twenty seven entries listed including The Banks of Winchester Handley High School Rotary Club and American Red Cross with prizes and silver loving cups on display at The Men's Shop on North Loudoun Street.
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Jack T. Engle
Loudoun Street
Banks of
Winchester
Frederick County Cooperative Farm Bureau
Harrisonburg
Boston
Mass
C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Co
Planters Manufacturing Co
Portsmouth
Handley High School
Twin City Oil and Gas Corporation
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Chamber grants 725 new motor licenses in week
The Chamber of Commerce issued 725 additional motor licenses since April 15, raising total licenses to 4 813 and marking an increase of 1 42 from 1933. Licenses issued include 573 for passenger cars, 140 for trucks, 5 for motorcycles, 3 for sidecars and 5 for trailers. Fresh salted cashew nuts 39c lb fresh salted peanuts 17c lb weekend specials at Pure Food Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross Club Is Organized At Middletown
Miss May Ginn of Middletown elected chairman of an 11 member Red Cross Club organized there with plans to support sewing and school children. Meetings set for last Wednesday of each month after the Apple Blossom Festival.
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May Ginn
Middletown
Red Cross
Bertha Hicks
Winchester
Frederick County
Ginn
E. H. Ludwig
Everly
W. P. Saunders
Florence Jenkins
Mabel Jenkins
C. F. Carper
C. H. Henson
J. F. Weirich
J. E. Shull
Edna Dinges
Hicks
Stephens City
Star
Quick Trial Ordered for Texas Bank Robber Hamilton
Dallas April 26 Raymond Hamilton known Texas bandit is to face a quick trial with the prosecution seeking the death penalty for robbing Ne Prairie State Bank with firearms in March. Judge N G Williams set 300 jurors for Monday, Hamilton captured near Sherman after a bank hold up ended with $1000 seized from a small town bank.
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Dallas
Texas
Raymond Hamilton
Sherman
Tex
Hamilton
N. G. Williams
Prairie State Bank
Peery Leads Virginia Officials on Cape Henry Visit
Governor George C. Peery and staff arrive in Norfolk to honor the 327th anniversary of the colonists first landing at Cape Henry. He addresses Tidewater women at Christ Church in the morning and headlines an afternoon pilgrimage with ceremonies at the landing site.
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Norfolk
George C. Peery
Virginia
New World
Cape Henry
Tidewater Virginia
Christ Church
Bishop Cannon’s Counsel Denounces Government Hatred
In Washington on April 26 Bishop James Cannon Jr. faced a final argument as his attorney claimed government lawyers harbored a hatred toward the clergyman. Robert H. McNeill argued the government sought to humiliate him and break him while denying conspiracy or fund diversion in the election campaign case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Robert H. McNeill
Southern Methodist
Ada &. Burroughs
McNeill
Help Make City Spotless Town For the Festival
Civic League urges Winchester to complete a citywide cleanup before the Apple Blossom Festival. The piece recalls past efforts, current trash issues, and the goal of a permanently spotless town by the time Queen Shenandoah XI visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Winchester
Shenandoah XI
Stephens City Hosts Young People Rally Weekend
The Francis Asbury Young People's Union holds a two day rally at the M. E. Church South in Stephens City with a 6 30 banquet Friday night headlined by Dr William F Locke presiding elder of Winchester district The program features music readings and a toastmaster followed by a Saturday devotional and committee discussions of Young People's Division plans with ministers W P Saunders C C Bush J H Brown and Hubert Sydenstrickerfi. A noon picnic lunch and full afternoon sessions are open to the public.
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Braddock Street
Winchester
Wilber Tidler
Charles Brady
Young People’s Division
W. P. Saunders
Middletown
C. C. Bush
Stephens City
J. H. Brown
Berryville
Hubert Sydenstrickerfi
Ex Soldier Howard W Tanner Held for Observation
A man identified as Howard W Tanner is detained by local police for observation after being taken into custody from the American Legion post. He had used the name Charles L Tanner claiming overseas World War service. telegraphic checks showed Charles L Tanner was deceased, raising questions about his mental state and prompting relatives to request care until a procedural decision is made.
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Howard W. Tanner
American Legion
Tanner
Charles L Tanner
Charles’ L. Tanner
Charles Tanner
Searc Atominee
Staunton
C. and
John Dillinger
Department of Justice
Washington
Cincinnati
Staunton Station
Uasagh
Kelley
Dillinger
Pickle Jar Sale At Pure Food Store
Crosse and Blackwell's mustard pickle priced at 37 cents for a 1 pint jar at Pure Food Store during a small grocery offer.
Waynesboro Band to Parade at Apple Blossom in Winchester
The Waynesboro Pa School Band will march in the Apple Blossom Festival parade in Winchester on Friday May 4. Three Blue Ridge Bus Lines coaches will bring the group for a pre parade broadcast from Handley Stadium. The 100 piece band, aided by a 50 piece Junior Band, has a long record of prizes and strong marching showcases across Maryland and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Winchester
Blue Ridge
Handley Stadium
Lynn G. Breneman
Douglas Danefelt
E Oine
Loudoun County Team To Play Here Saturday
The Loudoun County Light and Power Company baseball club will face the park association team at the park grounds. The visitors include stars from Purcellville and Upperville and the Millwood nine will meet the locals Sunday. both games are expected to be strong. Sinclair will pitch for the park in new flashy uniforms as improvements to the park increase grandstand space and overall facilities. Fans are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun County Light and Power Company
Potomac-Edison System
Park Association
Park Grounds
Purcellville
Upperville
Millwood
The
Front Royal
O'Sullivan Athletic Club
Sinclair
AWNINGS Residence or store types
E W Armstrong Co lists awnings for homes and businesses with contact at 39 East Piccadilly Street. Telephone 6239. Advertisement appears in the local paper edition dated 4 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Armstrong CO
East Piccadilly St
Public Safety Notice on Parked Vehicles and Volunteer Policing
Automobiles and trucks with 1933 licenses must be removed from streets at once or be towed to city yards and stored at owner's expense. Citizens may apply to serve as special police during the Apple Blossom Festival by leaving their names at the police headquarters.
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Co. W. Hollis
Hunt for Dillinger Triggers Nationwide Manhunt
Chicago reports say 5000 officers scour hundreds of miles around Mercer Wisconsin to capture John Dillinger. Washington says federal charge for stealing an automobile, while Staunton searches Train No 6 for Dillinger with local police and DoJ guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Staunton
O. Ry
Associated Press
Chicago
John Dillinger
Wis
St. Paul
Dillinger
Hood
Virginia
Washington
Justice Department
Wabash Country
Crown Point
For Sale Child's stroller and baby pen
Local notice lists a child’s stroller and baby pen for sale. Items available at 3098 Stewart Street with contact via phone 28. The notice appears in a soft water used Winchester Steam Laundry region listing.
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Winchester Steam
Stewart St
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Chester
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Cumberland Valley
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Hershey
Hanover
Loudoun County
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