Trial date for Krol on five indictments set soon
Long Beach fugitive Max Krol, former selling agent and treasurer for the Arthur G. Jones Woolen Company, is being extradited from New York to Winchester to face five embezzlement indictments totaling about 50 000. Governor Lehman signed the papers and a hearing on extradition was held in Albany with City Sergeant Barr representing Winchester.
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Max Krol
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Company
Winchester
Lehman
New York
Kral
C. Lee Barr
Albany
Mineola
L. I
Krol
James P. Reardon
Corporation Court
Commonwealth Attorney
Reardon
Barr
BE. C. Lupton
Long Beach
N. Y
Nassau County
Maeola
John Garland Pollard
Richmond
Virginia
Gov
Gov. Lehman
Commonwealth
L. D. Grubbs
Nationwide novelty puzzle from your photo offered
Jig saw puzzle with many pieces, made from any picture or scene. Best quality, large piece counts, moderate price. Contact Barr's Studio at 1st Barr's Street via tele wmhawe 111 for orders. Also note a dance night at the Appleway tonight for 50e.
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Telewmhawe
Fair Luna To Get Kiss From a Star
Regulus Alpha Leonis will be occulted by the moon from 7 51 p m to morrow with the event resembling a solar eclipse. The full moon nears Regulus at 17 45 tomorrow night and reappears at 8 40 p m.
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Luna
Regulus
Earth
Mollison Aims to Break Arch En Ciel Flight Record
Captain James A Mollison, noted British aviator, departed Lympne England at 8 12 this Monday bound for Natal Brazil in the Heart s Content to beat Arch En Ciel s four and a half day Europe to South America record. He previously accomplished the only solo westward Atlantic crossing. The launch time recorded was 12 50 a m Senegal time.
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Associated Press
Thies
Senegal
Arch-En-Ciel
James A. Mollison
Natal
Brazil
Atlantic
Lympne
Eng
Stock and Implements Sale Near Galilee Church
Attend Geo W Bowly sale Monday February 13 at 10 am west of Galilee Church Welltown Pike Ip 1t.
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Geo. W. Bowly
West of Galilee
Welltown Pike
Homer Beath Property Sale At Kernstown
At Kernstown six acres of land an eight room residence gas station repair shop and other outbuildings will be sold in front of Court House at 12 o clock Saturday February 11.
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Kernstown
Court House
Ex Mayor Glass to Defend Spelling Title at Winchester Meet
The Lions Club plans a benefit spelling contest at Handley High School Auditorium to aid the Winchester and Frederick County unemployed funds. Ex mayor W. W. Glass will defend his city championship in the free for all, with a Capital City Spelling Club team from Washington also entering. Captains Mrs. Frank B. Crawford and Mrs. Herbert S. Larrick lead the contestants from the schools and adults, with many local figures listed as spellers.
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Lions’ Club
Handley High School
Winchester
Frederick County
Herbert S. Larrick
Frank B. Crawford
Glass
W. W. Glass
Kelley
Mexico
Washington
Washington Post
Baltimore
Virginia
United States Senate
United States
Girls’ Athletic Association
Irene Mathews
Salome Crisman
Elizabeth Hollis
Mildred Hook
Klena Hoshour
C. Clifton
J C. Horn
R. B. Nelson
Pat Barr
Bob Cooksey
James Alexander
Leonard Sirbaugh
Herbert Miller
Dick Clevenger
David Sencindiver
Constance Buckley
R. S. Fansler
L. D. Arnold
Frances Harris
Ida Dawson
Leslie Fries
Emily Light
Cramer Lycett
Martin Wisecarver
Miller School
Agnes Grubbs
Oa May Jones
Junior Anderson
Juanita Anderson
Margaret Cochran
Barbara Triplett
Robert Anderson
Lois Albin
Annie Bell Scrivener
Allen Boyles
Miller Lynn
Sue Whittaker
Evelyn Bailey
Jonas Chamberlin
For Sale Fordsons and a 15 30 McCormick Deering Unit
Lupton Orchard Service advertises several Fordsons in A 1 condition and a 15 30 McCormick Deering described as like new. Listed by Lupton Orchard Service with code IP-21-349.
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Fordsons
McCormick Deering
Lupton Orchard Service
Two Roanoke Youths Charged In Lindbergh Kidnapping Plot
Roanoke residents Joe Bryant, 19, and Norman Harvey, 26, were taken into custody on extortion charges tied to a planned kidnapping of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's second son. Police say a bank drop and dummy package were part of the scheme as investigators traced the dummy ransom through undercover work.
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Roanoke
Associated Press
Joe Bryant
Norman Harvey
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindberg
Bryant
Harvey
Mountain cult in eighth jail arrest over aged sacrifice
Eight members of a mountain family are jailed on charges tied to a ritual claiming divine command for human sacrifice. Police entered the Mills homestead after neighbors alerted authorities, finding plans to sacrifice Mrs. Lucinda Mills, 72, who was strangled by her son John as others watched.
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Associated Press
Mills
Lucinda Mills
John
Beloved Pastor J C Thrasher Dies in Sleep at Bridgewater Home
The Rev J C Thrasher a long serving Shenandoah Valley Methodist pastor died peacefully in his Bridgewater home after a lifelong ministry begun in 1880 He served many charges including Huntersville Queen Anns Waynesboro Basie Shepherdstown Chesapeake Easton Mt Crawford Bridgewater Monte rey Fairfax Fauquier New Hope and retired to Bridgewater in 1928 He leaves three children a sister and a widow funeral in Bridgewater then interment at Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City
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J. C. Thrasher
Shenandoah Valley
Bridgewater
Mr. Thrasher
Big Lick
Roanoke
Baltimore Methodist Conference
Solomon's Island
Maryland
Harrisonburg
J. R. Jones
West River
Huntersville
Thrasher
Queen Ann
Waynesboro and
Basie
Stephens City
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Chesapeake
Easton
Eliza MccNeel
Hillsboro
Paul
Charleston
S. C
Henry W
Clarksburg
Mary
Minnie Short
Green Hill Cemetery
Craveside
Claims Lower Assessment Is Not Advisable
Richmond February 8 Dr William H Stauffer state tax economist said public service corporations pay about 20 percent of property taxes for Virginia counties. He noted delinquencies raise the share and cited 1931 1922 figures for state and local taxes from corporations. He warned tax cuts to aid farmers would also cut corporate tax receipts.
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Richmond
William H. Stauffer
Virginia
Electric Kitchen on wheels at Miller Holme front
General Electric kitchen on wheels displayed outside Miller Holme store on Friday February 10. Ip 11.
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General Electric
Miller Holme
Market gains lift stocks as AP reports rally
The New York stock market rallied for the first time in about a month with many issues rising more than three points. Gains slowed mid day as declines were limited to fractions, and persistent fear of the market prompted shorts to cover. Call money stood at 1 percent with cables opening at 3.42.
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Associated Press
New York
Record Cold Drops Sweep Frederick Area
Temperatures plummeted from 61 degrees at noon yesterday to 8 above zero by 8 this morning in Winchester Lab data, 24 degrees below freezing. Siler, 15 miles west, reported 4 degrees below zero, marking the coldest spell of the winter with widespread sub freezing wind and ice in radiators. The tail end of a blizzard is blamed for the sharp drop and motorists faced steaming radiators and increased clothing as the cold persisted with little relief forecast.
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Frederick County
Winchester Research Laboratory
Calder
Siler
Here
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Far West
Montana
Apple Market Shipments From New York to British Ports
Shipments for week ending February 4, 1933 list British port totals including Liverpool London Southampton Hull Cardiff Bristol and others. Figures show volumes to various ports, with a grand total of shipments and a separate Harnden Co note citing active demand and Laurentic cargo.
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New York
Brils
Bskts
Liverpool
London
Southampton
Hull
Cardiff
Bristol
R Cooper Harnden & Coulverpool
Cargo Laurentic
Winchester Lawyer Fowle Returns From North Carolina
Philip R. Fowle, prominent Winchester attorney, returned last night from a 10 day business and professional trip in North Carolina. He has reopened his law office on Rouss avenue.
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Philip R. Fowle
Winchester
North Carolina
Mr. Fowle
Rouss Avenue
Gilbert Dehav En Farm: 228 Acres Near Gainsboro
About 228 acres one mile east of Gainsboro along N F Turnpike. A portion includes fine pine timber. The land will be sold in front of the Court House at 11 oclock Saturday February 11.
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Gainsboro
N. F. Turnpike
Court House
Extradition Hearing on Crawford Case Nears Report
Assistant Attorney General Stephen D. Bacigalupo prepared to report to Governor Joseph B. Ely on Virginia’s request to extradite George Crawford, tied to the slayings of Mrs. Boeing Sisley and Nina Buckner. A Virginia witness placed Crawford near Middleburg before the killings, while Crawford’s defense produced Boston testimonies claiming he was in the city from 1931 until his recent arrest.
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Boston
Stephen D. Bacigalupo
Virginia
George Crawford
Boeing Sisley
Nina Buckner
Joseph B. Ely
Crawford
Middleburg
Commonwealth
John Galway
Loudoun County
Virgina
Senate panel Drops Further Action Against Barry
The Senate judiciary committee voted unanimously against libel action over Barry and New Outlook. It also rejected certifying Senate trial records to federal authorities for criminal libel against the magazine.
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Sove Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
David
Barry
Senate Sargeant-At-Arms
New Outlook
Congress
Senate
Wheat market closes in Chicago and Baltimore prices
Chicago May at 48 cents July 48 1 2 cents September 49 cents Winchester Spot wheat at 59 cents supplied by Stickell Sales through Winchester Milling.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Stickell Sales Corporation
Winchester Milling Corporation
Winchester
Legion Meeting Tomorrow at Farmers National Bank Building
The Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion holds its regular monthly meeting tomorrow Friday at 8 pm in the Farmers and Merchants National Bank Building. All legionnaires are urged to attend as it is an important gathering.
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Robert Y. Conrad Post, American Legion
Farmers’ and Merchants National Bank
Legionnaires
Northeast in Blizzard Grip Leaves West in Suffering
The Associated Press reports a nationwide blizzard with freezing temperatures across the West and Midwest. States record deaths as storms push Atlanticward, with Oakland Maryland hitting 7 below zero and readings as low as 12 below nearby. Storm warnings stretch from Jacksonville to Eastport as the East braces.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Ocean
Minois
Missouri
Ohio
Oklahoma
Texas
Oregon
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Kentucky
Atlantic Seaboard
Appalachian
Oakland
United States
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
Hastport
Skating Mail Run Brings Old Farmer Double Thrill
In Saint John 93-year-old Warren Douglas, weather allowing, skates 2.5 miles up the Belle Isle River for mail after farm chores. In Madison the Wisconsin library reviews aging theses for removal to make room for newer works. In Gulfport Mississippi Evan Jackson is searched as officers find $110 in his guitar case during a theft probe at Beauvoir Confederate home.
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Saint John
N. B
Belle Isle River District
Warren Douglas
Gulfport, Miss
Evan Jackson
Beauvoir Confederate Home
Here
Cruelty Charge Raises Question of Egg Visibility
In Chicago a case of alleged extreme and repeated cruelty drew judge Craig Hood into a humorous moment when Mary Remik described her husband William throwing an egg at her. The judge queried how extreme cruelty would depend on the egg's condition. The witness concurred the act was bad.
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Chicago
Craig Hood
Mary Remik
William
Ohio bar exam: Edith Johnston tops 238 with 89.8 grade
In Columbus Edith Elizabeth Johnston of Cincinnati led 239 applicants in the Ohio state bar exam with a score of 89.8. Eleven other women and 160 men earned bar rights, while sixty-six failed. In Camden Fred Yarrow, arraigned on a charge of betraying a beer, claimed self representation and was jailed 60 days after a brief hearing.
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Columbus
Edith Elizabeth Johnston
Cincinnati
Ohio
Camden
N. J
Fred Yarrow
John Boydavis
Self
United States
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