Program of Real Merit Shaped For Band's Concert
A winter concert series at the Palace Theatre features a program curated by Prof. W. H. McIlwee. The first performance at 2 30 Sunday afternoon offers sacred and high quality pieces with Euphonium solo by J. F. Hoover and works by Gounod Ganne and Schlepegrell. The venue is donated by Herman H. Hable and admission invites all.
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W. H. MclIlwee
Palace Theatre
Herman H. Hable
Prof. McIlwee
J. F. Hoover
Ganne
Grand
Providence
Schlepegrell
March
Defenddem
Briegal
Eight Years for Kidnapping In McElroy Case
Clarence Click was convicted by a jury in Kansas City Missouri of participating in the kidnapping of Miss Mary McElroy daughter of City Manager Henry S McElroy and was sentenced to eight years in prison.
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Associated Press
Kansas City, Mo
Clarence Click
Mary McElroy
Henrys. McElroy
Bickers Co Shows New Ford V-8s Saturday
Bickers Motor Company on North Braddock street to display the 1934 Ford V-8 for the first time with a two door and four door sedan and possibly more models. Ford announces price increases on passenger cars from five to 35 dollars with commercial cars reduced by 10 to 25 dollars. Engineers tout dual down draft carburetor and intake manifold boosting power and smoother, economical operation.
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Bickers Motor Company
North Braddock Street
Bickers
M. B. Bickers
Washington
Ford Dealers
Associated Press
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
W. C. Cowling
Ford
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Federal Relief Agency Buys Hogs for Relief Effort
The Federal Surplus Relief Corporation announced it is buying 6,050 hogs on markets nationwide. President Harry L. Hopkins said they had purchased 14,068 head in recent days and would continue purchases as long as pork was needed for relief purposes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Harry L. Hopkins
Stocks Sag But Support Appears
Profits tempted speculators in stocks and staples as prices sag moderately before support. Equity reactions were mild and sentiment remained optimistic with business news boosting shares. Sterling opened at 5.12 dollars and call money renewed at 1 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
The Star Christmas Subscription Offer
A Christmas pitch offers The Star subscription as a gift for 1934 and into 1935. The ad promotes carrier delivery from now through January 1, 1935 for four dollars, suitable for the whole family.
Mob shoots man and burns body in Texas arrest clash
Glances at News of Day reports an arrestee killed by a mob in Kountz Texas after resisting arrest for a crime. The mob drags the body and burns it at a stake, removing vital organs, while other items note tax receipts in Annapolis, a Notre Dame coaching change in South Bend, a Kansas City kidnapper’s prison sentence, and broader market and international notes.
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Associated Press
Kountz
Tex
Davia Gregory
Kountze
Mellie Williams Brockman
Silsbee
Miles Jordan
Hardin Couny
Silsbe
Annapolis
South Bend
Ind
Elmer Layden
Hunk” Anderson
Notre Dame
Kansas City
Clarence Click
Mary McEvoy
Washington
Mayor Tightens Auto Enforcement Across City
Chief Hollis, under orders from Mayor Anderson, enforces all traffic rules with no favoritism. Police arrest violators for parking over time and double parking, with fines of 3 dollars in police court and one speed case totaling 12 dollars. Names of cited individuals include Sanitary Laundry, J. E. Royston, C. F. Anderson, C. R. Grubbs, E. Blackburn Moore, Walter M Shade, and Perry Masot.
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C. R. Anderson
C. W. Hollis
Anderson
Police Department
Reuss Avenue
Cameron Street
Cameron
Donald L. Weems
J. E. Royston
C. F. Anderson
C. R. Grubbs
E. Blackburn Moore
Berryville
Walter M Shade
Perry Masot
Odd Fellows To Attend Thanksgiving Service Sunday
Madison Lodge No. 6 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold its annual Thanksgiving service at the Church of the Disciples of Christ on West Cork Street. The lodge meets at 7 and processes to the 7:30 service led by Rev W L Dudley. visitors and the public are welcome.
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Madison Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Exchange Needle Work Event At 14 South Washington
Community exchange offers embroidery hook ed rugs tatting and Christmas cards. Located at 14 South Washington from 2 to 8. Local shoppers mingle with crafters.
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South
Washington
Acres Burned In Frederick County Mountain Lands
More than 2 000 acres of hill lands near Mountain Falls in Frederick county burned over in the past two weeks. Incendiary origins are suspected as fires occurred on several occasions while hunters watched nearby with guns. A four point buck was found killed by a pack of dogs, with gunshot marks noted on the neck. No hunter was identified and there is no deer hunting season in Frederick county.
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Frederick County
Mountain Falls
Francis W. Pincley
Pingley
Bailey Approved for Winchester CWA Assistant Administrator
Frank W. Bailey has been confirmed by the Richmond office as assistant administrator of Civil Works Administration funds for Winchester. He will oversee CWA projects including the town run diversion and Berryville and Millwood avenues improvements. Minor repairs to Handley Library were also submitted for funding.
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Frank W. Bailey
Civil Works Administration
Winchester
Richmond
Bailey
Berryville
Millwood Avenue
Handley Library
Bauserman Estate Settles Auto Collision Suit
The $10,000 damages sought by Martha Bauserman as administratrix for George W. Bauserman, deceased, against Monroe D. Robinson of New York, were settled out of court for $6,500 in Clarke County Circuit Court. The suit stemmed from an automobile crash that killed Bauserman when struck by a car said to be driven by Robinson. The hearing had been set for Berryville Circuit Court last Friday.
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Martha Bauserman
George W. Bauserman
Monroe D. Robinson
New York
Bauserman
Clarke County
Robinson
Berryville
Layden Named Notre Dame Football Coach in Shake-Up
Elmer Layden one of the Four Horsemen will replace Hartley Anderson as head football coach at Notre Dame next fall and likely serve as athletic director. Jesse Harper will retire as athletics director with a successor expected within two weeks. Layden currently coaches at Duquesne and will depart to assume Notre Dame duties and begin practice in 1934.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Elmer Layden
Four Horsemen
Hartley
Hunk
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Stock Auction Set for December 9
Public sale scheduled for Saturday December 9 at 11 a m features Shenandoah Valley National Bank stock. Duvall Dunn auctioneers listed as organizers.
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Shenandoah Valley Nat
A. m. Duvall& Dunn
Haven Saturday Night Round Dance Promises Holiday Cheer
Rite-Way Cleaners advertises holiday season promotion with round dance night on Haven Saturday. Cleaning services highlighted for dresses and suits, phone number provided.
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Haven
Rite-Way
Man Convicted Of Perjury Gets Term In Prison
Edward Steele of near Middletown was found guilty of perjury in Frederick County Circuit Court and sentenced to two and a half years in the penitentiary. The trial followed testimony that Steele and Coffelt conspired to perjure themselves to aid Steele’s freedom. Additional witnesses confirmed the theft of chickens and their sale, with Coffelt admitting the false testimony. The defense appealed for a new trial, but the judge denied the request and sentenced Steele.
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Edward Steele
Middletown
Frederick County
Steele
Williams
Coffelt
Circuit Court
Lawrence Coffelt
Coffelfelt
Lucy Cooley
Robert L. Campbell
Lomax Parker
Stephens City
Sherriff
Harry L. McCann
Floyd Brill
Barry Harrison
The
Commonwealth
J. E. Pitman
Clay Rogers
Vernon Unger
Milton Williams
Charles E. Cochran
Whitacre
H. R. Butler
L. H
Federal committee urges higher liquor taxes in plan
The President’s interdepartmental alcohol committee urged Congress to tax distilled spirits at $2.60 per gallon up from $1.10 and set beer at $5 per barrel. Wines would vary by alcohol content with higher rates for stronger drinks. The plan adds 16 cents per gallon on blended and rectified spirits and maintains other existing taxes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Inter-Departmental Alcohol Committee
Congress
Prof De Masters And Wife To Play Second Symphony
The Music Lovers Club plans eight Beethoven symphonies with pairs of local performers starting Monday at the George Washington Hotel. Prof Lee de Masters and his wife perform the second. tickets are 25 cents at the door for non members.
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Music Lovers Club
George Washington Hotel
Lee de Masters
de Masters
Carolyn Quantz
Leo Miller
J P. Hayley
Eugene Cooper
Russell
Virginia Russell
Greene
Winchester
Vocaliss
Music Lover’s Club
Kidnapers of Police Boat Crew Made Prisoners
Royal Canadian Mounted Police report that four crew members of the police cutter Stumble Inn were abducted from the Kromhout and landed safely at St Pierre on the Newfoundland coast. The Kromhout crew captured the assailants and were arrested. four seamen were overpowered and towed away before escaping.
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Halifax
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
St. Pierre
Newfoundland
Kromhout
Reprieve Granted Man Awaiting Turn In Chair
Luther D. Jackson faced the electric chair at Tucker State Prison Farm Alabama when a last minute reprieve halted the triple execution. Governor Lutrell granted a 30 day reprieve pending review of new evidence about the slaying of Philip Wynedecker a North Little Rock grocer by Jackson's defense.
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Associated Press
Tucke State Prison Farm
Ala
Luther D. Jackson
J. C. Banks
Len McDanieels
A G. Stedman
H. G. McCall
Lutrell
Jackson
Philip Wynedecker
North Little Rock
Seven Die In Saulte Ste Marie House Fire
A fire in Saulte Ste. Marie Michigan killed seven people as they slept in a home. The victims include Mrs. Genevieve Hibblen and her four children aged 2 to 8, and Mrs. Earline Orr and her 18 month old daughter. Investigators say an overheated stove likely started the blaze.
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Associated Press
Saule Ste. Marie
Mich
Genevieve Hibblen
Earline Orr
No Love for Huey in Hammond Election
Residents express disgust at a Huey P. Long sponsored machine after the 6th Louisiana district race. A photo shows a hanging of Long in effigy as Mrs. Bolivar E Kemp won the congressional seat unopposed and offered to resign to trigger a new election for fair competition.
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Hammond
Huey P. Long
Bolivar E. Kemp
Congress
Louisiana
Senator Long
Byrd protests wide difference in gas charges
Senator H F Byrd telegraphed Governor Pollard in Richmond urging a prompt investigation into alleged gas price discrimination. He cited local reports that wholesalers charge about three cents less in West Virginia than in Virginia for wholesale and consumer sells near Winchester.
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Byrd
H. F. Byrd
Pollard
Richmond
Winchester
West Virginia
The
Star
Virginia
Lindbergh Hints At Amazon Jungles Mission Tomorrow
Reports from PARA Brazil say Charles A. Lindbergh plans a month long expedition into the Amazon headwaters with speculation on his wife Mrs. Lindbergh. The couple earlier traveled from Natal and were seen flying toward Fortaleza. preparations and route through Para with Pan American ties noted.
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Countness Press
Para
Brazil
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pan-American Airways
Rio DE Janiero
Amazon
Fortaleza
Cera
Natal
Miami
Henstone
West Africa
Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
United States
Iry Natal
Belem
New York
South Atlantic
Bathurst
Filer
Atlantic
Mario Camara
Interventor
Professional Notice on Dr Ralph Snapp Office Move
Dr Ralph Snapp announces relocation of his medical office to 201 Fairmont Ave. Also notes Ford 1934 ordering at Bickers Motor Co and Ford Factory deals. A Wanted ad seeks a young female collie in good home and Moling & Cather advertise usable gifts at reasonable prices.
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Ralph Snapp
Fairmont Ave
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Dave Gregory
Botha
Beaumont
Victor
U.S No. 1
Federal Relief Agency
Fla
N. S
Odd Fellows
W. Bailey
Layden
the Associates Press
Huey
Kemp
E. J. Snapp
N. Market St
Amazon River
Margaret L. Hodgson
Bickers Motor Co
Moling & Cather
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