Roosevelt Says He Is Surprised By Hoover Debt Board Plan
President elect Roosevelt expresses surprise at Hoover's statement ruling out cooperative action on foreign problems. He says he has proposed to select representatives for preliminary studies and to stay informed on progress, offering to consult before March 4. The exchange follows released correspondence between Hoover and Roosevelt on world debt and disarmament efforts.
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White House
Albany
Roosevelt
Hoover
Congress
N. Y
Supreme Court
Samuel I. Rosenman
Associated Press
Justice Rosenman
Washington
Valley Bankers to Hold Meeting in Berryville
Berryville hosts the Virginia Bankers Association Group III meeting on January 19 1933 with 200 expected attendees. Sessions start at 10 am in Pitt s Clarco Theatre and a 1 15 pm dinner follows at Berryville High School auditorium.
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Berryville
Van
Group III
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Robert E. Lee
Clarke County
Virginia
Augusta
Arlington
Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah Valley
Piedmont
Pitt
Clarco Theatre
Berryville High School
P. E. Marstellar
Fauquier National Bank of
Warrenton
P. W. Anderson
Marshall National Bank and Trust Company
Two Reported Dead In Grain Elevator Fire
Two people died and six were hospitalized when a six story Santa Fe grain elevator on Chicago's south side burned. The blaze destroyed 1,350,000 bushels of grain and caused about 1 million dollars in damage.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Santa Fe
Christmas Program At Market Street Church
The Sunday School of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church presents a Christmas celebration in the main auditorium at 8 o’clock Monday evening December 26 directed by Wilbur Johnston. The program includes songs choruses readings and pantomimes with a decorated church by George Dieckman. An orchestral program directed by J M Spurr features four processional an overture an offertory and a recessional. The orchestra includes Mrs Austin Sloat Miss Helen Bailey violins E B Samsell Claude Grim clarinets Andrew Danks trumpet William Stultz trombone W H McIlwee bombardon with Mrs Ray Rosenberger as accompanist. The offering benefits Strawbridge Home for Boys.
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Market Street
Christmas Program at Clearbrook Church
The Clearbrook Presbyterian Churchwill present a special Christmas entertainment with the Yuletide tree on Monday evening December 26 at 7.30. The program centers on the theme The Best Christmas and all are invited to attend.
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Clearbrook Presbyterian Church
Miners' Leader Fatally Injured in Bus Accident
Hazleton Pa Dec 23 Neil J Ferry of McAdoo Pa veteran member of the international executive board of the United Mine Workers of America died today from injuries after being struck by a motor bus Ferry was a leader of the anthracite miners.
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Associated Press
Hazleton
Neil J. Ferry
McAdoo
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America
Ferry
Dempsey Takes Promoter Role With New Heavyweight Bout
Jack Dempsey emerges as a promoter for a fifteen round match between Max Schmeling and Max Baer in New York. He gathers boxing men at his hotel HQ in a style echoed by Tex Rickard as terms for the bout remain undisclosed.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Tex Rickard
Charlie Chan Mystery at Five Star Theatre Show
Tonight at 7 30 P M the Five Star Theatre presents a Charlie Chan mystery film. WJZ broadcasts the event sponsored by Standard Oil Company of New Jersey.
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Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
Jury Finds Damages Against Missing Defendant in Clarke Court
Burnell Canter of Front Royal sued R Berry of Rockingham for 5000 damages after a collision with Berry’s machine knocking Canter from a truck owned by Winchester Coca Cola Bottling Works near Double Tollgate Clarke county. Jury awards 2500 in damages in absence of defense. Canter represented by M S Canter through attorney W C Armstrong. Jury included George E Baker foreman and six others.
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Burnell Canter
Front Royal
R. Berry
Rockingham County
Canter
Berry
Clarke County
Philip Williams
Winchester Coca Cola Bottling Works
Double Tollgate
W. C. Armstrong
Christmas Party At Capitol Tomorrow
A real Christmas party for Winchester children will be held at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow morning. Tickets through the Red Cross are distributed by Miss Stowers, but all children are invited. those without tickets should bring an old toy, garment, or food item to aid the needy. Doors open 9 30 a m with show at 10.
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Winchester
Capitol Theatre
Miss Stowers
Red Cross
Billy Barnes
Capitol Tonight
South
Hell’s Highway
Richard Dix
Tom Brown
Capitol News
Graham McNamee
Tickets For Christmas Dance By T B Group
Tickets are on sale at Baker's Drug Store and Miller's Hardware on North Loudoun Street for a charity ball at the George Washington Hotel next Thursday night December 29. Proceeds aid the Winchester Auto Tuberculosis Association. An excellent orchestra is hired and plans include novelties and refreshments. committee promises a standout Christmas season event and public patronage is urged.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Miller’s Hardware Store
Loudoun Street
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Auto-Tuberculosis Association
Timely Dont's For Setting Up Christmas Tree
Richmond Virginia December 22. The National Board of Fire Underwriters offers safety advice for Christmas trees. Do not topple easily near heat or lights. Do not use lit candles or flammable ornaments. Use noncombustible trimmings and avoid dangerous toys for children. Do not leave nitrocellulose film in home motion picture machines. Do not keep the tree beyond December 31 due to drying.
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Richmond
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Judge Paull Takes Big Coal Land Suit Under Advisement
Federal Judge Jo Paul of Harrisonburg hears a motion to dismiss a suit involving 20 000 acres of Kanawha County coal lands filed by Mrs Roy Hudson Barnes of Mount Sterling Ky a granddaughter of William A McMullen against Fran D Boyd John L Dickinson and others The suit challenges the title and inheritance rights to lands valued around 1 000 000 while defendants argue title rights were settled in two earlier suits by Nelson V McMullen and M Rose Cooke Morse The Supreme Court recently refused Morse review The judge requested citations on distinctions from prior cases and will rule after merits hearing.
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W. Va
Jo Paul
Harrisonburg
United States
Roy Hudson Barnes
Mountling
Liam A. McMullen
Fran D. Boyd
John L. Dickinson
Nelson V
McM Len
Louisville, Ky
M Rose Cooke Morse
San Antoni Tex
United States Suprem Court
Morse
Paul
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