Hungarians to Sacrifice City in Defense Across Border
Reports from Szeged say Hungary will sacrifice the city to prevent a border attack from Yugoslavia. The defense would rely on a dozen small-caliber guns and a single artillery regiment with few infantry. Officials deny reinforcements, while refugees cross the frontier with aid from citizens. Belgrade asserts no Yugoslav troop involvement in any border demonstration.
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Geneva
France
League of Nations Council
Pierre Laval
Yugoslavia
Council
Laval
Alexander
Szeged
Hungary
Belgrade
Foreign Ministry
McGuire Named to Medical College of Virginia Visiting Board
Governor Peery appoints Dr Hunter H McGuire to the Medical College of Virginia board of visitors to replace Col John W Williams of Pearisburg whose death occurred recently Williams longtime clerk of the Virginia House of Delegates died after an emergency surgical operation The appointment comes with a lifetime term and an official commission signed by the governor The board also lists W T Sanger as president and J R McCauley as secretary with other members named from Richmond and La Crosse Continued on page nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter H. McGuire
Guernor Peery
Board of Visitors
Medical College of Virginia
John W. Williams
Pearisburg
Giles County
Williams
Virginia House of Delegates
Richmond
McGuire
Peery
University Head Hanged In Effigy At Baton Rouge
Dr James M Smith head of Louisiana State University seems to have been hanged in effigy today from a flagpole on the campus central area The body was cut down at 645 am The incident followed his refusal to permit a student meeting to discuss Huey Long censorship of the campus newspaper the Reveille The identity of those involved remains undetermined
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Baton Rouge
James M. Smith
Louisiana State University
An Attack by Ethiopians Provokes Italian Protest
In Rome on December 8 the Italian government protested the assault on the Walal garrison in Italian Somaliland. It marked the second recent instance of Abyssinian hostile actions drawing Italian displeasure.
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Rome
Walal
Italian Somaliland
Attractive Book On Art At Library
The December Literary Guild selection is America and Alfred Stieglitz edited by Waldo Frank and Lewis Mumford. It portrays the modern American art movement through Stieglitz life works and features 120 illustrations by painters and sculptors such as Cezanne Matisse Rodin. The Handley Library copy offers a record of America's artistic impulse.
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Literary Guild
America
Alfred Stieglitz
Waldo Frank
Lewis Mumford
Stieglitz
Cezanne
Matisse
Rodin
Handley Library
Call 28 For your Laundry Service
Winchester Steam Laundry advertises its laundry service with a bold call to action and contact emphasis in a compact classified-style notice.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Christmas seal campaign aids tuberculosis fight in Frederick County
In Frederick and Winchester counties 150 volunteers press a Christmas seal drive to fund sanatorium care for tuberculosis patients. A 16 year old county boy awaits approval to enter a state sanatorium as funds remain tight for daily patient costs.
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Frederick County
Winchester
District Nurse Association
Auto Victim Semi conscious After 40 Hours
Thomas Gardner six a Stephens City resident remained semi conscious forty hours after being struck by a car while at play near his home. He is a Memorial Hospital patient with legs broken and head and body injuries. G W Leftwich Columbus Ohio was exonerated of responsibility. the boy reportedly ran from his yard into the car path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Thomas Gardner
Memorial Hospital
G. W. Leftwich
Columbus
Ohio
W. E. Gardner
Tag Day Planned for TB Fund Next Saturday
December district nurse meeting reports TB fund Tag Day set for December 15 and two donated quilts. Nurses completed 523 visits in November including prenatal postnatal infant and preschool care amid winter illness with whooping cough rising in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Court House
H. D. Fuller
Martin Wisecarver
D. W .Ritenour
Josephine F. Arthur
Evelyn C. Dean
Another Plan To Aid Jobless
Washington December 8. Frank C. Walker of New York was named as a possible director of a proposed four billion dollar program to develop land and water resources in a new attack on unemployment. Roosevelt indicated plans were not yet ready to be announced, but experts have suggested the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank C. Walker
New York
Roosevelt
Pa police link tragedy to father as killings confirmed
Harrisburg reports Major Lynn G. Adams said the state police investigation of the babes in the wood tragedy shows the father killed his daughters his niece and himself. He noted the party ate two hours before their deaths with ham potatoes cucumber pickles bread and butter at a Pennsylvania farm house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Lynn G. Adams
Pennsylvania
Adams
Winter Deepens With 19 Degree Temperatures
Old Man Winter grips the region as early morning thermometers dip to 19 degrees. Forecasters had predicted a low near 20 with Winchester and Frederick county readings slightly off. The Winchester Research Laboratory notes last night as the coldest of the season, with a near miss of 23 to 25 degrees weeks earlier. Weather reports expect a slight warm up today.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester Research Laboratory
Blazing Flue Draws Firemen
A chimney fire at the residence of George Jones No. 503 Fairmont avenue was extinguished this morning with chemicals. The alarm sounded about 9 30 o'clock and was answered by several trucks.
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George Jones
Fairmont Avenue
Dionne Doctor to Give Address in New York
Dr. A. R. Dafoe, physician to the Dionne quintuplets, sails from Toronto for New York where he will give a public talk on the famous babies. He will spend a few days in New York before visiting Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
A. R. Dafoe
New York
Pure Food Store bidders bid on include Delicitus Stayman Grimes
A U S top line notes Delicitus Stayman Grimes or related items valued at 2.35 billion dollars per 75 cent per package. The fragment references a Pure Food Store listing or advertisement with these product names and prices.
Christmas Subscriptions Make Lasting Gifts
Yearly subscriptions to magazines and newspapers are praised as useful gifts. The ad urges readers to arrange subscriptions early to prevent delays in delivery and notes accompanying items such as medicines and toilet sets for home use.
Funeral for Mrs Whitlock Set for 2 30 Tomorrow
The funeral for Mrs W J Whitlock widow of Dr W J Whitlock will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from 1327 Valley Avenue. The Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker and the Rev Dr Luther A Thomas will officiate with burial in Mount Hebron cemetery. Grandsons will be pallbearers. Mrs Whitlock died after paralysis at age 79 following residence in the city and moving from Clarke County. One son O T Ritter survives.
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W. J. Whitlock
Valley Avenue
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
O. T. Ritter
Girls Nearing New Air Record in Oklahoma City Flight
Jene Larene and Henrietta Sumner close in on the women’s endurance flight record with under 60 hours to go in Oklahoma City. Their manager Kenneth Hunter said they are in good spirits despite cold conditions sweeping into the area yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jene Larene
Henrietta Sumner
Kenneth Hunter
Oklahoma
Fellowship Club Finalizes Master List for Christmas Aid
The Fellowship Club reports over 500 children 160 families and 150 adults lack Christmas visits from Santa. Call to adopt a family or request names from the master list. A toy matinee at Capitol Theatre December 15 asks for used toys new toys clothing or nonperishable food to aid those on the list.
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Fellowship Club
Santa Claus
Capitol
Capitol Theatre Management
Four Die As Bronx Tenement Fire Ravages Willis Avenue
Fire swept a five story tenement at 124 126 Willis Avenue in the Bronx killing four residents. A 70 year old crippled woman was severely injured and may die. Victims included Catherine Gibney 36 and her sons John 7 and Lawrence 2 and Minnie Johnson 67.
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New York
Willis Avenue
Bronx
Catherine Gibney
John
Lawrence
Minnie Johnson
Perkins to be sentenced in NRA wage case
Harrisburg December 8 The government has secured a sentence for Fred C. Perkins York Pa battery maker who refused to pay NRA wages He will face ten counts of guilty in federal court Monday Perkins who ran his business from a jail cell after 18 days incarceration built the company from a shoe string and now awaits the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Fred C. Perkins
York
Perkins
Housing Campaign Promises Room For Winchester
The local Better Housing campaign closed with totals exceeding 125000, passing the second goal after an initial 100000. Chairman Arthur M. Field noted five large new building projects expected in spring worth about 200000, with canvassers reporting ongoing home improvements.
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Winchester
Arthur M. Field
Clifford Grim
Cold Weather Outlook for Week Across Atlantic States
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday covers the north and middle Atlantic states with mostly fair skies, occasional light snow or rain in the southern portion during the first half. Cold in the first half, warmer later in the week.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Big Dope Raid Leads to Arrest in Baltimore
A Baltimore police raid uncovers a large quantity of drugs as officers arrest a suspect. In related court news, Max Krol's bond forfeiture case is continued to December 17 after a judge grants a continuance. The defense cites medical reasons delaying travel from Chicago, with Krol facing a six year state term if convicted.
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Baltimore
Corporation Court
Max Krol
Commonwealths
Reardon
Krol
Harry R. Kern
Shepherd Remington
Chicago
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mill Corporation
Supreme Court of Appeals
Wythenville
Supreme Courts
Gillis to serve probation violation term in Michigan jail
Mrs. Helen Gillis widow of gangster Geo Baby Face Nelson was quietly moved from Dane county jail to the Milan federal prison Michigan to serve a year and a day for probation violation. She had pleaded guilty to harboring John Dillinger and Tommy Carroll and was placed on 18 months probation before becoming a fugitive.
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Madison
Wis
Helen Gillis
Geo
Nelson
Dane County
Milan
Mich
Alderson
V. Va
Patrick T. Stone
Gillis
John Dillinger
Tommy Carroll
North Woods
Wisconsin
Dillinger
Baker Loses Appeal Over Railroad Tie Payment
David B. Baker loses appeal from Frederick County Circuit Court ruling. Judge Philip Williams ordered Baker to pay Clayton Painter 15 dollars and 60 cents as Painter's share of 104 railroad ties taken from the Painter farm last winter. Baker had 10 days to comply.
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Trial Justice Court
Aid B. Baker
Clayton Painter
Vaucluse
Philip Williams
Frederick County
Baker
Painter
Mr. Painter
Injuries Fatal To Grid Player
Clarence N. Legrand, 18, died in a North Adams hospital after injuries from a Thanksgiving Day high school football game. He was struck in the abdomen by an opponent's knee. the incident occurred in NORRI ADAMS, Mass.
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Norri Adams
Mass
Clarence N. Legrand
North Adams
Birth Announcement for Hutchins Son James Otis
Mr and Mrs James P Hutchins announce the birth of their son James Otis Hutchins on December 7 Ada monds of this city is the former name of Mrs Hutchins Mr Hutchins is employed with a leading A and P store They reside in the suburbs
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James P. Hutchns
James Otis Hutchins
COME to Hotel Jack Coffee shop for your Sunday dinner
A brief notice invites patrons to visit Hotel Jack Coffee shop for a Sunday dinner. The phrase promotes a casual dining offering and highlights the event as a community gathering.
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Hotel Jack Coffee Shop
Hotel raid exposes narcotics mail order ring in Baltimore
Federal officers raid a Baltimore hotel headquarters of a nation wide mail order narcotics ring. Eight arrested including hotel manager Louis Oppleman wife Florence Oppleman and several hotel employees. Opium morphine and heroin seized labeled as coded orders such as one white dress and one black dress. The raid was led by Harry Anslinger with postal inspectors aiding.
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Baltimore
United States Commissioner of Narcotics
Louis Oppleman
Florence Oppleman
Daniel J. P
Harry J. Anslinger
Anslinger
Boyd Martin
Cea
Opplemans
Phelan
United States
World News At A Glance Headlines From Across The Globe
Reports from Oklahoma City and Sumner set a 60 hour window for a women’s endurance record. A Harrisburg court orders back wages in a National Recovery Act case. A tragedy in Harrisburg links a father to the deaths of his daughters and nieces. LSU president burned in effigy in Baton Rouge. A Virginia town votes against a liquor store by 171 to 112. Geneva resumes central European conflict talks. Hungary faces a strategic sacrifice near Szedeg. Honolulu continues the search for Lieut. Alm and his two campaigns.
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Oklahoma City
Jenes
Es Sumner
Washington
NRA
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Richlands
Geneva
France
League of Nations Council
Szedeg
Hungary
Honolulu
Charles T. P. Alm
Apples for Christmas and Pure Food Store Ad
Fancy Stayman Grimes by and 4 Bond Bros 301 N Phone 187 8 1p 31 Salt Roe Herring 2 for 15c Fat Mackerel Filets 2 for 25c Pure Food Store selling groceries and specials in a local ad.
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Grimes
Bond Bros
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Premier Laval
King Alexander
Marseilles
Back Creek Valley
Copper Springs
Rock Enon
Old Watering Place
Wiggington
Dr. McGuire
Medical College
Colonel Williams
Warren
County
Front Royal News
Star Today
Mercury
Dionne
U. S. No
Delicitus
Stayman
Aberdeen
E. S. Hughes
Susquehanna Flats
Hughes
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Kristmas
U.S
Michigan
David B. Baker
Web
J. M. Pishpaw
Cleveland
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