Marchers raid Communist headquarters as hunger march hits city
Federal officers raid alleged Communist headquarters in Uniontown after hundreds moved from Pittsburgh toward Washington. About twenty arrested as hunger marchers head to the capital. In Washington nine women sought a White House audience but were refused by Theodore Joslin. A Virginia American Legion plan proposes local posts aid in preserving order along the march route to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Uniontown
Pittsburgh
Washington
Bohemian Hall
Capial
Hoover
White House
Women’s Independent Committee of Constitutional Rights of
William B. Osgood Feild, Jr
New York
Theodore Joslin
Legion
Leesburg
American Legion
Virginia
Eighth District Council
Robert Inske
Richmond
Louis A. Johnson
Quantico
Manassas
Alexandria
Arlington County
Government Ends 1933 First Five Months in Deficit
The government closed five months of its 1933 fiscal year on November 30 with a deficit of 75,311,422 dollars and a gross public debt of 20,606,013,836 dollars. The debt rose by over 3 billion since November 30, 1931, when it stood at 17,310,026,954 dollars. New taxes from the billion dollar tax bill boosted miscellaneous internal revenue by about 73,000,000 dollars over last year to total 314,320,193 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Miss Whitlock to Sing Solo at Open Door Bible Class
Miss Madeline Whitlock, vocal music teacher at Handley High School, will sing a solo Sunday morning at the Open Door Bible Class meeting of the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church with piano by Reyness Sirbaugh. She performs after Prof. R. L. Stickel's lesson address around 10:30. Strangers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Whitlock
Handley High School
Loudoun Street
Miss Malone Wins 12000 Verdict in Auto Crash Trial
A Corporation Court jury awarded Miss Frances Malone 12000 damages against Herman H Hable for injuries from a March 31 wreck near Winchester. The case lasted three days with about 40 witnesses. The defense moved to set aside the verdict as contrary to law and evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Frances Malone
Berryville
Herman H. Hable
Winchester
Hable
Della Malone
Miss Malone
Frank S. Tavenner
Woodstock
Clark M. Smith
Berryville Pike
W. S. Hough
Foreman
Noble C. Pierce
Stewart B. Green
H. C. Lamp
Roy A. Larrick
Emerson R. Brown
L.R. Smith
Von Schleicher Asked To Form German Cabinet
President Von Hindenburg asked General Kurt Von Schleicher to form a presidential cabinet at the request of Chancellor Von Papen. Schleicher, then defense minister, was described as the mystery man whose removal could avert a Reichstag clash set for December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Kurt von Schleicher
Germany
Defense
Cabinnt
von Schleicher
von Papen
Junker
Reichstag
Defense Min
United Brethren Church To Elect Delegates Next Sunday
The United Brethren Church calls all members aged twelve and up to vote on December 4 for delegates to the General Conference. Members may vote in person or by mailing a signed ballot with five ministers and five laymen named. Ballots must be received by Sunday and signed for the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Geo. W. Stover
Rouss Fire Co Sets December 2 1932 Meeting
The Rouss Fire Company schedules its regular meeting for Friday December 2 1932 at 1 pm. M D Weaver serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Fire CO
M. D. Weaver
Secty
Fred Harper to Address Elks at Memorial Rites
Winchester Lodge No. 867 Elks plan Lodge of Sorrows service Sunday at 3 PM in Capitol Theatre. Fred Harper of Lynchburg will give the principal address. a 40 voice mixed chorus will perform and a full memorial program will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harper
ELKS
Lodge of Sorrows
Capital Theatre
Winchester Lodge No
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Capitol Theatre
Elk’s Committee
Lynchburg
National Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Harper
Winchester Lodge
The
Elks Lodge of
Boston
Mass
Warren Eddy
Andrew Bell
R. R. Sartelle
Walter George
R. A. Shafer
Frank Buckley
Richard Griffith
Nelson Page
Albert Halvosa
Grove
Altos
Eloise Caldwell
Louise Glass
Mary Louise Sartelle
Rene Mathews
Evva Stouffer
Mary Cather
Lula Rush
T. W. Ayers
Peter Y. Brinton
Austin Sloat
Fred Shull
Miss Renner
Eugene Russell
Floyd Haines
Hugh S. Duffey
Joe Haines
Harry Haines
William Wagner
Joseph Hodgson
Robert Babb
William Miller
Harry Keckley
Alfred Kerfoot
Horace Browne
R. McC. Glass
Mr. Barnes
L. van Beethoven
Peter Tchaikowsky
Weiniawski
R. F. Cline
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Floya Haines
Elsie Duncan
Lord
F. F. Harker
Fred Harner
U. S
Gounod
Dr. Sartelle
R. B. Nelson
Senator Cath er Opposes Special Session Call Without Plan
Virginia State Senator T Russell Cather of the Frederick Clarke Shenandoah district opposes a 1933 special session urged by Senator W Worth Smith of Louisa unless a concrete comprehensive plan to cut government costs is presented. Cather notes Smith has not disclosed a plan and recalls 1932 tax relief actions while warning against excess federal and state paternalism. He would welcome a call only if a clear, substantial saving metric for government is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Russell Cather
Frederick-Clarke-Shenandoah
General Assembly
W. Worth Smith
Louisa
Cather
Senate of Virginia
Pollard
General Assembly of Virginia
Smith
Virginia
Richmond
Union
Virinia
Home Demonstration Fruit Cake Price List
Fruit cake offered by the home demonstration market with prices at 25 30 35 and 40 cents per pound. Customer orders can be placed for delivery or pickup.
Local firm offers 5 percent credit on Christmas checks
Miller and Anderson exclusive dealers for Philco Kelv inator and Maytag pledge a 5 percent credit toward any of their appliances for shoppers presenting Xmas Saving Checks. The offer runs from December 1 to December 10.
Will of Miss Glass Leaves Funds to Winchester Hospital
Clarke County probate records reveal Miss Louisa M. Glass bequeathed trust funds to Winchester Memorial Hospital for indigent Clarke County patients and one half of her 124 acre Berryville Millwood farm, with the remainder to the Presbyterian Church of Berryville. Executors have qualified and bond posted. A memorial tablet at the hospital is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Presbyterian Church of
Berryville
Louisa M. Glass
Clarke County
J. T. L. Jones
Samuel Bryarly
Miss Glass
George Glass
Dudley Miller
Robert P. Glass
Frederick County
Glass
Millwood
Clarke
Memorial Hospital
Shirley Carter
William Beverley
W E. Cooper
For Friday and Saturday Regular 60c Pond's Cold Cream
Peop les Drug Store advertises Friday and Saturday sale of Pond s Cold Cream regular 60 cents and Vanishing Cream 36 cents with prominent pricing and brand names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Drug Store
South End Hose Co Meeting Monday
Ex mayor W. W. Glass and Commonwealth Attorney Burr Harrioson will speak at the South End Hose Co meeting Monday afternoon. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Hose CO
W. W. Glass
Commonwealth
Burr Harrison
Gift problems for the whole family at Moling and Cather's
Moling and Cather's offers a range of gifts for all ages and occasions. The shop highlights practical decor, toys, and seasonal items designed to simplify shopping for every family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moling and Cather's
Stieff Silver Exclusive Agency Opens in Winchester
Notice to prospective buyers that Hodgoon & Brown hold exclusive agency for Stieff silver in Winchester with a full line of Rose patterns. They offer stock and fill orders for other Stieff patterns at prices per the Stieff List, inviting purchases in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stieff Silver
Winchester
Hodgoon & Brown
Argentine plan to barter for U S fruit
Eastern apple growers and two Argentine officials urged a permanent US Argentine exchange commission to handle credits for reciprocal trade of American apples and Argentine grapes. The plan envisions a limited annual trade value and mutual inspections to certify shipments for Buenos Aires.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Eastern Seaboard
Ministry of Agriculture
United States
Commission
Horticultural Societies of
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Agriculture Department
New York
Buenos Aires
Jaime Vieyra
Jorge
Spangenberg
Argentina
S B. Shaw
Maryland State
Robert Koch and the Tuberculosis Breakthrough
Robert Koch, a little known country doctor, proved in 1882 that the tubercle bacillus causes tuberculosis and developed a staining method to observe it. His work sparked global praise and renewed efforts to combat the disease through science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Koch
Koch
Auto mechanics form Frederick County chapter to push state exam laws
Winchester and Frederick county auto mechanics endorsed a statewide move to urge Virginia’s next legislature to enact exam and registration laws to weed out dishonest mechanics. A Frederick Chapter No. 37 was formed with officers Miles Orndorff, Jesse B. Lewis, T. C. Clark, Turner Sencindiver, and local supporters including Dennis W. Stine and John D. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
H. W. Ebert
Buick
Virginia
United Automotive Mechanics
National Association of Expert
Frederick
Miles Orndorff
Jesse B. Lewis
T. C., Clark
Turner Sencindiver
G. L. Pool
B. L. Sherrick, Jr
Washington
Pool
Mecanica
Dennis W. Stine
John D. Adams
Lester G. Barrick
John W. Snyder
L. W. Lowery
JT. C. Clark
Wilmer H. Shade
D. Paul Pierce
E. N. Fowler
C. H. McDonough
Smith Claims Demand Growing For Extra Meet
Richmond December 1 Senator W Worth Smith leader of a movement for an extra session of the General Assembly says more than two thirds of responding legislators favor a special January session. The Governor must call the legislature into special session if two thirds request it. He declined to publish exact replies but is encouraged by the results and notes many doubtful members now support an extra session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
W. Worth Smith
General Assembly
Smith
France Seeks War Debt Postponement Amid Hoover Study Call
Paris notes expressed satisfaction that President Hoover might propose a new broad study of war debts and suspend $20 million in interest. Washington signals may not respond. British demand for tariffs if payments resume alarms lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
United States
Hoover
Congress
Washington
France
United Statdseh
Hbo Arpa T
America
Stimson
Capitol Hill
Smoot
Utah
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Lindsay
Mage Teieht
Flashes of Life Dickinson Weather and Fight Union
News in brief from various towns reports mixed weather curiosities, a boxing union forming in Scranton for better pay, street renumbering disputes in Norwalk, a humorous pototo dispute in Wabash, a Santa Claus suffered eye injury in San Francisco and a disability ruling by the Industrial Accident Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Santa Claus
Samuel B. Thomas
Industrial Accident Commission
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Miss Whitlock
Mr. Hable
U. B. Church
Lodge
Institution
Spectat
Episcopal Church
Black Eye
S. D. McFadden
South Cameron Street
Sarah Zane Fire CO
R. B. Brown
Martinsburg
State-Wide Association
Great Britain
Dickinson
N. D
North Dakota
M. L. Ayers
Killdeer
Scranton
American Federation of Labor
Norwalk
Conn
Edward F. Duffy
Duffy
John T. Dwyer
Wabash
Ind
Frank Delong
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