Nelson Huffman Set as Soloist for Club Concert
Nelson T Huffman director of Music at Bridgewater College becomes guest artist for the Music Lovers Club recital at 8 15 pm Monday January 15 in the Gold Room of the George Washington Hotel Winchester Virginia The club praises the acquisition noting Huffman is a sought after tenor soloist in oratorio and recital circles in Washington Baltimore and Richmond The program details are to be announced and the public is urged to attend for support of the club and its high quality performers.
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Nelson T. Huffman
Bridgewater College
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Huffman
Bridgewater
Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
Stainer
Grace Lutheran Church
Department of Liberal Arts
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Ohio
Northwestern University
School of Music
Evanston
Ill
Winchester
Gold Room
George Washington Hotel
Middletown Scout Wins Dan Beard Medal Honor
Frank lin Pingley of Troop 1 Middletown is the first U S Scout to win the Dan Beard Medal for gathering planting and securing at least a bushel of black walnut seed The seeds were sent to Mr White Somerset Pennsylvania and planted under Pingley’s direction He is son of Mr and Mrs E F Pingley and recently became troop scribe The Middletown troop plans to award Dan Beard Medals to about ten more members for their role in the project.
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O. H Benson
Franklin Pingley
Troop
Middletown
United States
Dan Beard
We Like Our Sugar
The article notes sugar intake in the United States rose from 10 pounds per person per year to 105 pounds over the last century indicating a significant dietary shift and higher consumption levels.
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United States
Man Held For Menacing King His Own Lawyer
Clarence Guy Gordon Haden, 43, an unemployed engineer, goes on trial in London for threatening and attempting blackmail of King George. He seeks to call defense witnesses, with a January 19 or 23 adjournment date set, claiming to be the illegitimate son of the late Duke of Clarence.
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Associated Press
London
Eng
Clarence Guy Gordon Haden
King George
Charles
Criminal Court
Haden
Duke of Clarence
George
Haddon
Hadon
Prince Albert Victor
M Hadon
More Than 500 Nazis In Jail In Austria
Vienna reports more than 500 Nazi candidates for court martial are jailed amid nationwide anti-government demonstrations. Two young Nazi demonstrators died in clashes as Chancellor Dollfuss intensifies his campaign against Hitlerism.
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Vienna
Dollfuss
Redistricting Bill Debated On Opening Day
A legislative debate opens over two redistricting plans from the August special session. The majority proposes a state monopoly liquor system run by a three member board, while Sen Wickham and Sen Puller back a private license approach. A public hearing on the majority bill is tentatively set for next Thursday.
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Assembly
House
Senate
Henry T. Wickham
Hanover
Puller
Richmond
Navy Seaplanes Progress on Honolulu Flight
Six United States Navy seaplanes began a record breaking nonstop flight from San Francisco to Honolulu. They faced fog and held steady as they crossed the Pacific, with 600 miles to Honolulu and 1,550 nautical miles completed. Support ships stood by along the route.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Navy Headquarters
Honolulu
Pacific
Cal
United States Navy
Opey
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Point Lobos
Italo Balbo
North Atlantic
Ccistress
Stocks Are Cheerful But Subdued in Early Trading
New York reports a cheerful yet subdued stock market as trading begins after a pause. Brokerage circles note cautious speculation despite reports of a stronger first quarter growth versus 1933, aided by government spending stimulating purchasing power. Sterling cables open at 5.10 and renew at 1 percent.
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New York
Strsburg Man Philip Stover Sonner Dies After Illness
Philip Stover Sonner a Strasburg resident and painter by trade died after a months long illness at the Blue Ridge Sanitarium He was 54 born July 1879 and survived by four brothers and one sister Mrs Carrie Rogers who hosted his illness and funeral services were held at her home conducted by Rev F B Linglé Sonner had recently worked at the Virginia Restaurant and never married.
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Philip Stover Sonner
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Carrie Rogers
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F. B. Linglé
Lutheran Church
Mr. Sonner
James A
Betty Machir Sonner
Sonner
High Street
Ora Sonner
Virginia
H. M. Sonner
C. Lee Sonner
F. B. Sonner
W. W. Sonner
Front Royal
Schools Seek 50 000 000 Of Federal Aid
The federal advisory committee on emergency aid in education urged a 50 million dollar appropriation to keep American elementary and secondary schools open for the rest of the year and 100 million more for the next year. George F. Zook, U S Commissioner of Education, led the meeting which also asked the Public Works Administration to convert 10 percent of new school-building allotments into 100 percent grants.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
Federal Advisory Committee On
George F. Zook
United States Commissioner of Education
Public Works Administration
Chicago Grain Market Prices and Wheat Quotations
Closing quotations show Chicago May at 85.34, July 83.5, September 84.5. Baltimore spot wheat 90. Winchester spot wheat 87. Market data supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling Corporation through Stickell Sales Corpora tion dealers in cash grain and futures.
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Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Congress Headed Toward Rocks Is Prediction
Washington January 11 The Associated Press reports Congress faces a rocky path amid six controversies as the Roosevelt program is tested in the House. Democratic leaders plan a vote with Republican critics calling it a drastic gag rule to extend the economy law for another fiscal year.
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Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Edsel Ford Called Before Senate Probers
Senate banking committee subpoenaed Edsel Ford and planned to question the Ford Motor Company director about large deposits in the Guardian group of Michigan banks before anticipated federal calls. Former bank officials said deposits were requested to align with forthcoming condition statements.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Edsel Ford
Guardian
Michigan
Ferdinand Pecora
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Comptroller of
Guardian Group
George Sanders To Get Pardon
Richmond Virginia January 10 executive pardon promised to George N Sanders former treasurer of the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention serving a 20 year term in the state penitentiary for embezzling about 100000 in mission board funds Governor Pollard announced the action saying the sentence was excessive versus similar offenses and noting Sanders has been a model prisoner in prison as a factor in the decision
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Richmond
George N. Sanders
Foreign Mission Board of
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Mission Board
Sanders
Pollard
Dave E Satterfield, Jr
G A A Sextet Falls to Round Hill Girls Team
The G A A girls basketball sextet lost 18 to 39 to Round Hill on Tuesday. Missing players Preffitt and Van Deventer hampered defense. the team, in first contest of the season, aims to rebound Friday against Marshall on their home court.
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Girls Athletic Association
Round Hill
Preffitt
van Deventer
Marshall
France’s 1888 Law Creates National Elementary Education
In 1888 France enacted a landmark law that established a national system of elementary education for the country. The entry notes the discovery of the tuberculosis germ by Robert Koch in Berlin on March 24, 1882.
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France
Robert Koch
Berlin
Kellogg Att-Bran Claims to Relieve Constipation
Health advice links constant mood with digestion and promotes Kellogg Att-Bran as a cereal aid for constipation. It notes bulk and vitamin B plus iron, suggesting two tablespoonfuls daily with meals and urges seeing a doctor if unresolved. Product sold in red and green Kellogg package from Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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