Roosevelt returns to White House for busy budget push
President Roosevelt reaches the White House after a sunny southern trip and begins three weeks of intensive work before Congress. He meets with financial advisers to finalize the next fiscal year budget while the Supreme Court weighs the New Deal farm program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Seventy-Fourth Congress
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Executive Mansion
High
Chicago
Dear Ma Winchester on happiness for married life
A humorous advice column advises young wives to stop questioning husbands and to greet them kindly avoid confrontations. It suggests practical gestures like tea together, a snack, and sympathetic support during his work pressures, noting practical rewards may follow.
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Pa Frederick
Chubby
Jack
Happy Chandler Inaugurated Governor Of Kentucky
Kentucky elect Albert Benjamin Chandler 37 is sworn in as the 46th governor. He pledges to banish partisan hatred, oppose a state sales tax, and tax by ability to pay if needed. He honors Roosevelt and advocates economy, prison reform, pensions, and school support. Postmaster General Farley and Senator Byrd attend.
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Happy” Chandler
Kentucky
Laffoon
Farley
Senator Byrd
Roosevelt
Frankfort
A. B
Chandler Shle
Ruby Laffon
Chandler
Albert Benjamin Chandler
Commonwealth of
James A Farley
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Democrats Name Leaders at Harmonious City Meeting
Democrats hold a unified council chamber gathering endorsing the Roosevelt administration and backing a 1934 primary election for local races. Noble C. Pierce elected chairman and Lawrence C. Hollis secretary as resolutions praising the administration passed.
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Roosevelt
City Democratic Executive Committee
Council Chamber
City l
Char. H. Harper
Democratic Party
Harper
Winchester
Frederick County
Jefferson—purchase
Louisiana Territory
Lewis and Clarke
Florida
United States
Monroe
Texas
Tyler
Alaska Purchase
Grant
Islands
Pacific
High Seas
Madison
Wilson
Democratic
Noble C. Pierce
Lawrence C. Hollis
J H. Henry
W. Nelson Page
Lester D. Arnold
Lucy Kurtz
Noble Pierce
Stewart Perry
Maynard Wisecarver
J. H Henry
C. H. Harper
James N. Moling
W. W. Slinger
E. J. Snapp
Ralph B. Snapp
Fred W. Forney
Lester Arnold
C. Douglas Barnett
Lawence C. Hollis
The Ideal Xmas Gift A Years Subscription To The Star
A one year gift subscription to The Star is advertised as a prized present. The note promotes daily appreciation and mentions the Pure Food Store and a vintage price listing for an unrelated item.
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THE
STAR
Evening Star
Apples Packed By Kieckheffer To Be Inspected In Winchester
R B McHale of the Kieckheffer Container Company of Delair New Jersey plans to visit Winchester soon to inspect several hundred bushels of apples stored in new fiberock containers. The baskets are new for apples and aim to prove their keeping quality under storage moisture. The Shenandoah Boxboard plant may reopen if demand warrants, with a spring reopening possible if business improves.
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R. B. McHale
Kieckheffer Container Company
Delair
N. J
Shenandoah
Winchester
Kieckheffer Company
New Jersey Company
Stores Robbed At New Market
New Market police seek help from Winchester in solving two store robberies last Friday night. Moore's Department Store and Burkholder's Store were entered by breaking glass. Glass fragments and a sash were sent to Winchester for fingerprints. Wilbur Lambert, New Market town officer, delivered the items. Merchandise was reported missing.
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New Market
Moore's Department Store
Burkholder
Winchester
Wilbur Lambert
F R Crane Jeweler Ad Promotes New Styles
Winchester Virginia jeweler F R Crane advertises high class service and a fine line of watches rings dress sets clocks and silverware. The notice lists location 68 Main St and date December 10.
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F. R. Crane
Main St
Winchester
Private sale of A V Hudson home at Albin
Desirable property owned by A V Hudson to be sold privately in Albin with Laura M Miller as administrator and M M Lynch attorney. Auction notices and legal context included with date 12 10. Also a studio ad and junk company request for iron and metals with Winchester Junk Co details.
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A. V. Hudson
Albin
Laura M. Miller
M. M. ‘Lynch
Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Main and
Braddock
Notice to Property Owners on Sidewalk Safety
By direction of the Coin Council on Dec 3 all property owners are asked to keep sidewalks in safe condition for pedestrians at once. Arthur M Field city manager.
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Coin Council
Arthur M. Field
Invites your Patronage with Thanks
A small business at 6 S Main St Winchester VA extends thanks for patronage in a brief notice dated December 7 1910. The message expresses gratitude and invites continued support from the local community.
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S. Main St
Winchester
Hauptmann case sparks new claims and ladder evidence
New York papers question Gov. Hoffman in the Hauptmann case while defense lawyer Fisher promises sensational disclosures. Hauptmann faces two legal routes after Supreme Court denial: a new trial claim or a commutation petition, with the prisoner in his death cell awaiting course updates.
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New York
Harold Hoffman
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
the Sun
Hoffman
The
Evening Journal
Hauptmann
Trendon
N. J
Hauptman
United States Supreme Court
Bronx
Charles A. Lindbergh
C. Lloyd Fisher
Thomas W. Trenchard
Flemington
Court of Pardons
Olson to Aid in Running Down Liggett Slayer
Minneapolis dispatch reports Governor Floyd B Olson offered full State Bureau of Criminal Investigation aid to find Walter Liggett’s killer. Liggett, shot last night near his home, was a newspaper publisher and a known foe of Olson. Police questioned Isadore Blumenfeld aka Kid Cann amid ties to liquor interests and a prior ransom case.
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Minneapolis
Bismarck
N. D
William Langer
Walter Liggett
Langer
Olson
Floyd B. Olson
Hennepin County
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Liggett
Supreme Court to Rule on AAA Fate in January
The Supreme Court holds the key to the Agriculture Adjustment Act's future as justices prepare to decide in January. Solicitor General Reed argues the government can tax funds for national subsidies, while Hoosac Mills and Senator Pepper condemn the processing taxes as improper redistribution.
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High Court
Supreme Bench
New Deal
Washington
Supreme Court
Hoosac Mills
Massachusetts
Stanley Reed
AAA
George Wharton Pepper
R.-Pa
Pepper
Peter
Paul
Reed
Hoosac
Winchester Teachers Sponsor Four Programs This Year
The Winchester Teachers Association voted to sponsor four entertainments at Handley School auditorium starting January 6 1936. The lineup includes a five artist musical from Collins Management Service directed by William Davies, Lucille Elmore revue, and a three act comedy Paupers and Pews by Casford Players. Proceeds fund school needs and welfare support in Winchester.
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Winchester Teachers’ Association
Collins Management Service
Rochester
New York
Paust
Pinafore
William Davies
Ruth Dennen
Virginia Auger
C. van Buckirk
Marie Adolph
Lucille Elmore
Lucille Elmore Revue. Miss Elmore
Fred Stone
David Ee
Dick Preston
Turer
Frank P. Johnson
Casford Players
Handley School
Winchester
Trier Buys Louis Trier Estate in City Sale
Thomas J. Trier purchases the estate of the late Louis Trier at 119 East Clifford street in an administrator's sale. B M Sullivan bid in for Trier. The East Clifford property sold for 1725 dollars and a 126 acre farm near Opequon creek six miles southeast of the city brought 725 dollars.
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Thomas J. Trier
Louis Trier
East Clifford Street
B. M. Sullivan
Trier
Opequon Creek
Water shutoffs planned for delinquent accounts
All delinquent water and sewer accounts will be turned off on December 16 by the City Water Dept. The notice warns residents to settle balances to avoid service interruption.
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City Water Dept
Foreign Silver Prices Resume In New York Trading
Foreign silver quoted at 63 3 4 cents an ounce, down 1 cent and a new low since spring after hours of impasse in New York and London markets due to lack of buyers. Non ferrous metal shares slid about $1 to near $8 a share before rebounding.
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New York
Wall Street
London
New York Stock Exchange
Howard Dubious About Success In Philippines
Roy W. Howard, publisher of Scripps Howard papers, says evidence suggests the Philippine Republic may never materialize. He expects Congress to push to make the commonwealth form permanent on a territorial basis, with business leaders seeking territorial status under the British flag if such a campaign develops.
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Manila
Roy W .Howard
Philippine Republic
Congress
Howard
Scripps Howard Newspapers
Fall Continues To Hold Gains
Albert B. Fall former secretary of the interior remained seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia. He rested better last night and showed some improvement today according to hospital attendants.
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EL Paso
Tex
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Frank Micciche Reopens Market In Winchester
Frank Micciche, a noted fruit and vegetable dealer, reopens his Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market at 42 East Piccadilly Street after a year in wholesale business. He just arrived from Florida with a varied tree ripened fruit and vegetable selection. He previously operated on Loudoun Street.
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Frank Micciche
Winchester
East Piccadilly Street
Florida
Micciche
Loudoun Street
Restrictions on Submarines Reach Broad Support
An authoritative source says the international naval conference moved to address total tonnages of the world’s great navies. Delegates asked Japan to submit its demands on fleet size for review by the United States Great Britain France and Italy. Progress toward parity and an outlawing of unrestricted areas warfare remains uncertain as discussions continue.
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Lloyd Lehras
Associated Press
London
International Naval Conference
Clarence House
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Britain
World News At A Glance
Indianapolis bandits sought for questioning in the murder of a policeman were captured today. London naval conference moves to total tonnage talks amid growing tensions between Mussolini and Haile Selassie. Rome reports Mussolini pressing for war over Ethiopia while Paris notes signs of possible peace talks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Donald Joseph
Paul Pierce
Trenton
N. J
Hauptmann
Frankfort
A. B. “Happy” Chandler
Richmond
Peery
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Elkton
John H. Laker
London
International Naval Conference
Coalhurst
Alta
Rome
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Paris
Haile Selassie
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Financial Wizards of Administration
Pierce
Kieckheffer
Shenandoah Boxboard Plant
F. R. Crane, Jeweler
Barr
Ence
Lloyd Fisher
Free Lancer
al Marxen
Meyer Schuldberg
Uquor Distributing
Marxen
Schuldberg
Blumene
Annette Fawcett
Billy Fawcett
Howard Guilford
Saturday Press
North Dakota Non-partisan League
North Dakota
Warren County
Front Royal News
Star Today
Quezon
Philippine Commonwealth
Manuel Quezon
P. I
Philippines
World News
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