Big Supply Bill Is Before House
The House begins debate on the 1936 supply bill for independent offices totaling 776,916,707 dollars including White House and veterans funds. Speaker Burns predicts the lower chamber will pass the four billion dollar appropriation sought by the president for relief of the unemployed, despite opposition.
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Burns
Lower Branch
Washington
New Deal
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Eicone
Cummings
Congress
White House
Dinner to Lieut. Col Randolph at Winchester
A lavish dinner for Lieut. Col Randolph of the Virginia Regiment was held at Paul's Hotel Winchester on Wednesday. General Carson presided with many vice presidents present. Thirteen regulars and many volunteers toasted the guest who spoke modestly and offered a toast praising his country home and Old Rough and Ready. The feast was described as the most sumptuous ever seen in Winchester, enhancing the Union hotel’s reputation.
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Col Randolph
Virginia
Paul’s Hotel
Winchester
Carson
Randolph
Union
Piano Tuning and Repairs Offered in Glynn Area
Pianos tuned repaired and rebuilt services listed for cash ford street. Contact Henry F. Seal or Glynn Anderson at phone 610 for tune up or repair work. lp-1t
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Cashford St
Henry F. Seal
Glynn Anderson
Death of Clarke County man Nat Hillyard on farm move
Otho M. Hillyard known as Nat, 55, lifelong Clarke county resident, died early this morning near Boyce while moving belongings from the Sprint farm to the Gratchen farm. He suffered a heart attack on a stairs and dropped dead. Born at the tollgate house near Boyce, he was son of the late John Hillyard and widow Carrie Carlisle. Survived by eight sons, three sisters, two brothers. Funeral at Macedonia Church tomorrow at 2 pm, interment beside the church. Reverend J D Russell to preside.
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Otho M. Hillyard
Clarke County
Boyce
Sprint
Gratchen
Mr. Hillyard
Nat
Gratchen Farm
Tollgate
Six Sisters And Brothers Survive James M. Rinker
J M Rinker of Wakeeney Kansas died leaving a large Wakeeney estate. He was born near Middletown and visited relatives here. Surviving siblings include J D Rinker Stephens City E V Ogden and Ben Rinker Middletown Joseph Rinker Winchester Mollie Harper Pittsburgh and Lucy Rinker Strasburg.
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J. D. Rinker
Stephens City
J. M. Rinker
Wakeeney
Kansas
Middletown
E. V. Ogden
Ben Rinker
Joseph Rinker
Winchester
Mollie Harper
Pittsburgh
Lucy Rinker
Strasburg
Runaway Girls Are Returned To Their Homes
Estelle and Beulah Woolard of Norfolk were 16 year old runaways from home. State Officer R. E. Bay and Sergeant Francis Funk took them into custody near here yesterday and returned them to their parents late last night after a statewide police search. The girls identity came to light when one wished to call a cadet at Shenandoah Valley Academy, prompting Col. B. M. Roszel to be informed.
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Col. B. M. Roszel
Winchester City Council Deliberates Cash Balance and Plans
City treasurer reports January 1 cash balance of 43365.46 and notes that late-year collections often require borrowing. Bonded debt stands at 734000. Delinquent tax list to be posted January 15, and armory site discussion takes Sarah Zane Fire Company as potential combined armory. Building permit for Hart and Valley station referred back for report. City to buy 1935 automobile tags.
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Winchester
W. A. Baker
Fred Forney
Henry
Messrs. Brown
Sargent and
Pingley
Brown
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Fire Creany
W.S. Sargent
Hart and
Valley Avenue
H. H. Hable
Public and Local Improvement Committee
Lee Cable
Commissioner of Revenue
Garvin Re-elected President of Western Frederick Bank at Gore
M. C. Garvin was re-elected president of the Western Frederick Bank at Gore. Officers named include B. A. Giffin as vice-president and J. W. Ward as cashier. Directors formed a slate led by C. W. Parish and M. C. Garvin. Bank reported improved annual business.
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M. C. Garvin
Western Frederick Bank
Gore
B. A. Giffin
J .W. Ward
C. W. Parish
F. L. Oates
W. J. Muse
J. B. White
A. C. Oates
W. A. Larrick
Winchester Steam Laundry Service Ad
Laundry special offers advertise Call 28 for your laundry needs from Winchester Steam Laundry with a focus on prompt service and local convenience.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Reward Offered for Lost Salvage Cover from Fire Truck
A reward is offered for return or information leading to the recovery of a large dark green rubberized canvas salvage cover 14 by 18 feet. It was lost from a Reduss Fire Co. truck while responding to an alarm. Reported by CHARLEY ROUSS FIRE Co. 1-8-1p-21.
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Réduss
Charley Rouss Fire Co
Public Sale of Household Furnishings Next Saturday
Public sale set for Saturday January 12 at 1 pm offering entire household furniture kitchen cabinet stoves dining room and bedroom suites dishes rugs at 428 National Ave. Mrs Edith Elliott listed as the seller with sale details.
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Edith Elliott
National Ave
Bootlegger Receives Year In Jail And Fine In Virginia County
Ray Hutzler, 25, convicted by Trial Justice A J Tavenner for illegal liquor near White Hall. One year in jail, $500 fine, $1 000 bond to refrain from violations, appeal noted, bail posted for February Circuit term. Wilson Lowe, 22, also convicted for possession, six months in jail, $100 fine, $1 000 bond, appeal noted. Sheriff McCann testified to Hutzler's local liquor trade reputation.
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Frederick County
Ray Hutzler
White Hall
H. L. McCann
J. W. Newcome
A. J. Tavenner
Virginia
Hutzler
Circuit Court
Edward Wuhrisman
Wilson Lowe
Efpie
Shriff McCann
Stroke Fatal for Ashby Updike Warren Native
Ashby Updike, a longtime Warren County figure and Winchester resident, died at 11:30 p.m. from a stroke. Born July 18, 1862, he was 72. Survivors include his widow Alice Updike, four daughters Genoa Caesar Ruth Blankenbaker L Funk, nine grandchildren, six brothers and two sisters. Funeral Friday at his home with a brief service at 11 o'clock led by Rev. Earl V. Thayer.
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Ashby Updike
Warren County
Winchester
National Avenue
Mr. Updike
Amon
Eliza Baggarly Updike
Browntown
Lewis Jones Knitting Company
North Kent Street
Roanoke
Eugene
Nick Updike
E. B. Updike
Charlottesville
Tillie Updike
Washington, D. C
Mira Partlow
Earl V. Thayer
Maryland Governor Nice Inaugurated Promising Immediate Action
Maryland’s first Republican governor in two decades, Harry W Nice, was inaugurated in Annapolis amid crowds and rain. He urged quick bipartisan action, pledged no new real estate tax base, and asked the legislature to act intelligently while addressing state issues and taxation.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Maryland Ship of State
State House
House of Delegates
Senate
Nice
Albert Cabell Ritchie
Maryland
Carroll T. Bond
Court of Appeals
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry Whinna Nice
General Assembly
Kidnap Case Dismissed After 48 Hours In Police Hold
Domestic Chicago reports 21 year old Bomberger held for kidnap ransom and released after 48 hours with parents silent on ransom payment. Atlantic seaboard shipping disrupted by heavy fogs for second night. Hauptmann linked to ransom talks by Dr Condon who paid 50000 for Kidnap money.
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Chicago
Allen C. Bomberger
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Flemington
Condon
Hauptmann
Mount Vernon
George Collett
Jacksonville
Havana
Florida
Washington
Ocean Air Mail
Farley
Bombay
Asra
le Havre
Uni
Ille Denee
Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea
Rome
Germany
France
Italy
Death of Mrs. Catherine Helsley Recalls Morgan County Ties
Information from Morgan County records states Mrs. Catherine D. Helsley 86 widow of George W. Helsley died at her daughter C E Kettering’s Martinsburg home around 11:30 p m She had lived with her daughter for 14 months and suffered months of infirmity She was born March 9 1848 and would have turned 87 next March Surviving are three sons J E Helsley state senator Berkeley Springs and J F Helsley Winchester and Grover C Helsley Winchester plus two daughters Mrs Lemuel Files Hedg esville and Mrs C E Kettering Martinsburg One sister Mrs Sarah geht Ganotown There is one deceased daughter Mary Tamson Helsley Funeral services are set for Friday at Martinsburg with interment in the family lot alongside Wesley Chapel Church South Reynolds Store
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Catherine D. Helsley
George W. Helsley
Reynolds
Mrs. Helsley
Samuel and
Nancy Hail
Morgan County
W. Va
Virginia
Geley Fainly
Brick
Shenandoah
Morgan and
Hardy Counties
West Virginia
Helsleys
Germany
Helsley
J. E. Helsley
Berkeley Springs
Lemuel Files
Hedgesville
J. F. Helsley
Winchester
Charles E. Kettering
Martinsburg
Grover C. Helsley
Mary Tamson Helsley
Sarah Geht
Ganotown
C. E. Kettering
Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Reynolds Store
Proposal by mill owners deemed unsatisfactory in Georgia strike
Spokesmen for striking workers said the mill operators proposal to arbitrate differences was unsatisfactory. National Guardsmen patrolled the Richmond Hosiery Mills in Rosville GA as they prepared for a showdown tomorrow when the offer will be withdrawn and new workers hired. Labor officials called the proposal a refusal to settle because it barred individuals suspected of violence from returning.
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Rossville
Richmond
National
Seventeen Burned in Michigan Paint Truck Blast
A motor transport loaded with paint exploded on a highway between Hudsonville and Zeeland, Mich. Seventeen people were burned, some seriously, and may die, as driver and spectators were showered with flaming liquid.
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Hudsonville
Mich
Here
Zeeland
Hats 69c and $1.00 Friday and Saturday
Mary S Yeakley and Clara V Fultz Shoppe advertise hats for 69 cents and a dollar on Friday and Saturday. The notice lists sale figures and shop details with presumed dates and prices.
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Mary S. Yeakley
Clara V. Fultz
Noted Bronx Educator in Cemetery Talk Sparks Stand
ACCUSED pales then gets red Jassie quotes What he says was conversation where a stranger asked Will I burn if the baby is dead defense asks court to declare a mistrial but motion is denied The report notes a Bronx educator delivering an audience friendly talk relating to a man in a cemetery scene and a courtroom exchange follows with sensational questions and a denial of mistrial motion
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Jassie
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Condon
Lindbergh
John
van Cortland Park
Woodlawn Cemetery
Hauptmann
Jury verdict denies Reilly motion in Lindbergh ransom case
Dr J ed it Btinoteas denies defense counsel Reilly’s bid for a separate Hauptmann trial as details emerge from Dr Condon testimony. Condon identifies Hauptmann as the mysterious “John” who negotiated the $50,000 Lindbergh ransom and describes meetings in Van Cortland Park. He recountsThe witness details the ransom payment, the sleeping suit, and the exchange of notes guiding Hauptmann’s actions.
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John
Jafsie
William A. Kinney Goryright
Associated Press
Gton
N. J
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Hauptmann
Jedit Btinoteas
Bronx
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
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Alexandria Gazette
Lieut. Col. Randolph
Otho Hillyard
Boyce Section
James M. Rinker
Garvin
Front Royal News
Star Today
Warren
Union Church of
Ritchie
Republican Party
World News
Sure Hauptmann
Bulletin
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