Trinkle Denies Senate Run as Byrd Faces Challenge
Roanoke reformers press former Governor E. Lee Trinkle to run against U S Senator Harry F Byrd next August. Trinkle says he has no intention of seeking political office now while focusing on Shenandoah Life Insurance duties. Byrd forces remain confident despite talk of a challenge from anti organization leaders in Virginia democracy.
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Roanoke
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Byrd
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Washington
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Accomac
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Reardon Files Particulars In Max Krol's Case
The Commonwealth charges Max Krol former treasurer of Jones Woolen Mills with embezzling 34664.75 and 2000 shares of stock between 1925 and 1929. Trial before Judge Philip Williams next Tuesday includes specific credits to his accounts and stock allocations.
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Krol
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Corporation
Caneune
Jones
Saaiahuniy
Vira Penitent
Commonwealth
Jones Company
Philip Williams
Reardon
Burr P
Harrison
Frederick County
Harry R. Kern
Winchester
William C. Armstrong
Aubrey C. Weaver
Front Royal
Williams
C. M. Smith
Veniremen
Popular Library Picks At Handley Library
Handley Library recommends six recently issued books spanning religion science poetry and history. What Books Shall I Read by Drury and Sinnett Christianity and Communism by H G Wood The Drama of Weather by Napier Shaw The Right Book for the Right Child by Mary Wilkinson Poets Gold compiled by David Ross and Our Times volume V by Mark Sullivan cover World War themes and reading aloud options.
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Handley Library
Drury and Sinnett
H. G. Wood
Napier Shaw
Mary Wilkinson
David Ross
Mark Sullivan
South End Hose Co Annual Officer Election
South End Hose Co holds its annual officers election Monday night January 1. All members are urged to attend to vote and participate in the process.
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South End Hose CO
Explosion and attempt on Italian premier slayer in Sinaia
In Sinaia Romania an explosion at the Royal Pavilion and a gun attack on the assassin of Premier Ion G. Duca occurred. Royal guards contained panic as Duca's body lay aboard a train to Bucharest. Police later said Nicholas Constantinescu fired at the assassin but missed. he was overpowered. Several suspects, including Iron Guard members, were jailed in Bucharest.
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Associated Press
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Romania
Ion G. Duca
Carol
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Radu
Nicholas Constantinescu
Polizu
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Constantinescu
Sinaie
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Tron Guard
M. Costinescu
Bratianu
Poli
Women Land After Establishing New Air Record
Fla December 30 Frances Marsalis and Helen Richey landed at 10 47 am completing the longest sustained flight for women lasting 237 hours 52 minutes. They took off December 20 from the municipal airport and equalled the previous record of 8 days 4 hours 5 minutes at 5 08 pm Thursday establishing the new mark officially one hour later.
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Associated Press
Fla
Frances Marsalis
Helen Richey
Reardon's Special Coffee Offered at Pure Food Store
The Pure Food Store advertises Reardon's special coffee noted for finest flavor. Available in store and ready for customers seeking a rich, aromatic brew.
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Reardon’s
Pure Food
Shooting Match Near Winchester on Northwestern Grade Prizes
A New Year event on Northwestern Grade at Winchester features prizes including turkeys and geese. Carl Renner is listed among participants or organizers for the December 29 entry.
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Winchester
Notorious gunman Wilbur Underhill near death in Oklahoma hospital
Wilbur Underhill, known as the Lone Wolf, was captured in Shawnee Oklahoma after a pursuing posse wounded him while escaping a house siege. He is in Municipal Hospital with wounds and faces multiple murder and robbery charges including the Kansas City Union Station killings.
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Wilbur Underhill
Oklahoma
Richmond
Associated Press
Shawnee
Okla
Southwest Desperado
Oklaahoma City
Municipal Hospital
Underhill
Tri-state
Merle Culver
Wichita
Kansas
Frank Nash
Kansas City Union Station Plaza
Nash
Morgenthau Orders Surrender of Gold Coins and Yellowbacks
Treasury order issued by Henry Morgenthau with Roosevelt approval requires payment into the treasury of gold coin bullion and certificates. Five exceptions are listed including gold bullion under license rare coins and foreign gold held abroad. The measure doubles fines for noncompliance to deter gold hoarding and aligns with the emergency banking act aims.
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Winchester
Henry Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
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Federal Reserve Banks
Reconstruction Corporation
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United States
Congress
Alaska
Ten Die as Imperial London Flight Crashes in Europe
In fog near Ruysselede between Austin and Bruges an Imperial Airways plane named Apollo crashed and burned. Ten people died including eight passengers, the pilot, and wireless operator. All passengers reportedly were British subjects.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Apollo
Ruysselde
Austin
Bruges
Al Smith Hopes To Reach 90th Anniversary
New York December 30 Al Smith longtime New York governor and former Democratic presidential nominee marked his 60th birthday with an Empire State Building office interview. He expressed hope to live to ninety and credited improved business conditions to natural economic laws and the National Recovery Act including shorter hours and fixed minimum wages.
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Associated Press
New York
al Smith
Empire State Building
Steave
Fire Sees 600 Girls Evacuated as Quebec Convent Burns
Flames tore through the St. Philippe Convent in Three Rivers Quebec in sub zero weather. Six hundred girl pupils and Ursuline nuns were away for New Year holidays, leaving the building threatened amid firemen efforts to save it. The convent is valued at 180000 on municipal lists.
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Associated Press
Three Rivers
Quebec
St. Philippe
Ursuline
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Bernice Dragoo
The funeral of the late Mrs Bernice Sartelle Dragoo took place at 2 pm from the home of her brother Edward Sartelle on South Loudoun Street. The Rev. Wallace M Brashears officiated with hymns Forever With the Lord and Abide With Me. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers Frank Dorsey Harry H Willis J M Spurr John I Sloat George H Eagle and B E Russell. Mrs Dragoo widow of Del Dragoo a Redkey Indiana lawyer was a daughter of Otis Sartelle of Winchester.
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Bernice Sartelle Dragoo
Ella Sartelle
East Leicester Street
Inlaw
Edward B. Sartelle
South Loudoun Street
Wallace M. Brashears
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
New Year Cheer Pervades Market Closure in 1933 Session
New Year cheer pervaded the final 1933 stock market session as prices of leading issues rose one to more than two points amid bullish sentiment. Activity after the first hours showed some short covering and the close was firm with transfers near 800000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Bullish Sentien
Biting cold grips part of nation with record near
Frigid air continues to grip the nation with temperatures below zero and three above in Maryland waters. Ships face ice on Chesapeake Bay and other Maryland ports as crews struggle to keep trade moving amid the harsh cold.
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Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Record Low Temperature at Winchester Laboratory
The thermometer at the Winchester Laboratory fell to three degrees above zero between 9 and 10 PM, the coldest reading this winter. It stood at 15 degrees above zero at daybreak with a slow daytime rise and a late night forecast.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Record Cold Grips East as New York Smarts from Freeze
Bitter December cold spreads across the east with New York near record lows while New England and Mid-Atlantic ports face ice and shipping disruptions. Baltimore reports six above zero as ice hampers vessels and coast guard crews assist, with several rivers and ponds frozen and skaters on the Potomac.
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Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Latrobe
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Poole’s Island
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Salisbury
Frederick
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Brunswick
Hamsonville
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Train Wreck Kills 2 Injures 3 in Richmond Yard
Two men died and a third was injured when a Southern Railway passenger engine derailed in the South Richmond Yards. Engineer Robert P. Campbell was killed and fireman Tom Clarke was badly scalded. Benjamin F. Patram, general foreman, dropped dead in the yard shortly after the wreck, with his death attributed to the incident.
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Richmond
Southern Railway
South Richmond
Robert P. Campbell
Tom Clarke
Benjamin F. Patram
Wanted Can Handle a Few More Shares
Classified note seeking stock buyers for National Fruit Product. Includes contact phone 389 and P O Box 271. Dated 12 26 end of day Ip 31.
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Blood transfusion saves life of colored patient in Virginia
Lester Forney of the Friendship Fire Company in Winchester, with other donors, provided blood to Jesse Dorsey, a gardener at Powhatan near Millwood, after kidney stone surgery led to hemorrhaging. Tests screened 70 colored and 20 white volunteers. Forney's blood matched. The operation saved Dorsey, and community praise followed for humanitarian action across races.
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Star
Millwood
Lester Forney
Friendship Fire Company
Winchester
Jesse Dorsey
Friendship
Forney
Friendship Force
Douglas Fisher
Abie Grove
Jerry Mason
Allen Carter
Kramer Lycett
E. M. Green
Robert C. Randolph
Byrd Flagship Clears Gales as It Reaches South Seas
The Byrd Expedition flagship, held by gales and fog off Antarctica, resumed a southeasterly course within the Antarctic Circle. Admiral Richard Byrd ordered full speed to seek a favorable entry into the pack ice ahead.
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Associated Press
Admiral Byrd
Antarctica
Mackayadio
Byrd Expedition
Antarctic Circle
Richard Byrd
Weather outlook features snow and rain across Atlantic states
Weather outlook for the week from Monday predicts snow in the North and middle Atlantic states with mixed snow and rain in the southern portion early in the week and again around Thursday. Temperatures will drop Monday night or Tuesday and again Thursday night or Friday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mondaa
North
Middle Atlantic
Grenville T. Emmet Named Minister to the Netherlands
President Roosevelt appointed Grenville T. Emmet of New York as minister to the Netherlands in Washington on December 30. The move places Emmet in the diplomatic post as the United States seeks to strengthen ties with the Dutch government.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Grenville T. Emmet
New York
Netherlands
Fire Destroys Children's Home in Elmira
Fourteen children with infantile paralysis were carried to safety in sub zero weather when a fire partially destroyed the Rotary Reconstruction Home in Elmira New York. Ambulances took the children to St Joseph Hospital where officials said none were affected. Damage was about 5000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Elmira
N. Y
Rotary
St. Joseph Hospital
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Files Bankruptcy
Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson authorized the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Monom route to file a bankruptcy petition under the new act. The company cites its inability to meet January 1 interest payments of 515000 as the reason for the filing.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
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Death Summons Go Snapp While Taking a Bath
George Oliver Snapp 78 prominent Winchester businessman and longtime Centenary Reform Church elder died at his home 319 Fairmont Avenue after a heart attack while bathing. He had 55 years in coal and mercantile work, retired three years ago, and left a widow and three children with several grandchildren.
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George Oliver Snapp
Winchester
Point of Match
Kaise
Fairmont Avenue
Mr. Snapp
Snapp
Centenary Reformed Church
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Veteran A P Service editor Cox retires after 49 years
Edward J. Cox, veteran Associated Press editor, writer and telegrapher, retires in Baltimore after nearly five decades with AP. He started on a Morse wire circuit in twelve cities, came to Baltimore in 1906 as bureau manager, later filed for Maryland state papers, and will enjoy retirement with his wife and daughter at Severna Park. He plans to cruise his cabin motor boat on the Severn river and Chesapeake Bay.
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Edward J. Cox
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Mr. Cox
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Chesapeake Bay
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