Millions To Listen As President Broadcasts Inaugural Address
Washington report surveys historic inaugural firsts. Harding first to broadcast, McKinley’s address heard by absentee listeners, Lincoln photographed during the address, Monroe fixed the parade route, and telegraph and phonograph tech shaped how inaugurals are shared with the nation. Roosevelt’s 1933 address will be heard by millions with movie records to follow.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Associated Press
Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harding
Capitol
Polk
F. B. Morse
McKinley
Lincoln
van Buren
Pennsyl
Roosevelts Move Into Georgetown Enemys Section
President James Roosevelt and family plan a move from the White House to a Gay Nineties style home in historic Georgetown. Their new neighbors include American Liberty League president Jonet Shouse, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr, and Justice Owen J Roberts, with administrative figures like Frances Perkins nearby. The red brick house features a mansard roof, high ceilings, and a large rear garden as Georgetown's history as part of the capital since 1871 is noted.
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Washington
Pjames Roosevelt
Ite
Georgetown
Jonet Shouse
American Liberty League
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
R-Mass
Owen J
George Washington
Potomac River
Radio Highlights From York February 7 Papal Broadcast
York radio roundup notes a Pope Pius health permitting broadcast for America on February 7 during the closing session of the thirty third eucharistic congress in Manila. NBC plans Manila pickups from February 2 and a 1 pm 10 minute transmission. Tonight’s listings include WEAF WABC and WJZ with varied programs and a Dixon Ryan Fox segment on civil service expectations.
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York
Pope Pius
Americania
Manila
NBC
WEAF
Uncle Ezra
Lucille Manners
Roy ‘Shield
Glen Gray
WABC
CBS
Hal Kemp Taos
Philadelphia Orchestra
Guy Lombar
WJZ
Irene Rich
Rex Chandler
Victor Moore
Helen Broderick
Fred Smiths
Gus Arnheim
Eater
Dixon Ryan Fox
Civil Service
St John’s Gospel Refashioned by Nazi Translator Sparks Controversy
Berlin reports a new anti Jewish version of St John’s Gospel by Bishop Weidemann of Bremen as part of Nazi era Bible translation efforts. The pamphlet casts Jesus as the opposite of Jews and omits Moses by name, prompting church and theologian dispute. Chancellor Hitler remains aloof from the movement, backing positive Christianity.
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Berlin
Weidemann
Evan- Church of Bremen
Christ
Germany
Jesus
Galilee
Palestine
St. John
Judea
Jew Land
Jewland
Moses
Adolf Hitler
Palace Theatre Show Tonight Features Dunn and Marsh
Hable's Palace presents James Dunn in Come Closer Folks with Marian Marsh and Wynne Gibson at the Palace Theatre today only. A fast racket expo and laughs headline, plus The Undersea Kingdom cartoon and a comedy. Also scheduled Saturday double western program Unknown Ranger with Phanton Rider and Buck Jones in The Phantom Rider.
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James Dunn
Marian Marsh
Wynne Gibson
Palace Theatre
Palace Saturday
R Allen
Buck Jones
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Bob
Buck
Woman Is Held As a Schemer In Mail Case
Batesville Arkansas January 15 postal authorities charged Mrs Lyle Polly Jones 30 year old mother of two with defrauding more than 100 men of 15 each by posing as a mail bride She confessed writing letters promising marriage and asking for money so she could buy clothes and transportation to a new home She and her husband were arraigned on mail fraud charges released on 500 bond They operated from Shiloh and Heber Springs Arkansas starting 1934 moving to deceive husbands through registered letters and fictitious moves
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Batesville
Ark
Lyle
Polly) Jones
Post Office
William White
Jones
Arkansas
Indiana
Shiloh
Heber Springs
White
U S Forest Seedlings Restore Virginia National Forest
Forest officials report a 42 acre plantation established in 1929 1931 in the Shiffiette Fields area of the George Washington National Forest now harbors a thriving second growth stand. Seedlings planted to renew timber and wildlife habitat include two year red pine white pine Austrian and yellow pine larch and red oak sourced from Parsons WV nursery.
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Tanbark
Forest Service
George Washington National Forest
North River
Parsons
West Virginia
Delayed Christmas Mail Hits Fairbanks Amid Strike
In Fairbanks Alaska a delayed maritime strike caused a belated holiday rush as the post office received 400 sacks of mail. Long queues formed at distribution windows while clerks sorted 35 000 pieces, science dispatch began.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Commissioner sale of 100 acre farm at Valley Pike
In the case Goldie L. Cooley versus Lucy Cooley et al the commissioner's sale offers the northern end of the Waverly estate near Middletown Virginia. One third cash on sale day with two equal annual payments secured by a deed of trust and bonds, interest annually, bidders must comply with decree. Sale conducted by Dr M M Lynch special commissioner. bond details certified December 30 1936 by Clerk C Brannon Frederick County court.
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Goldie L. Cooley
Lucy Cooley
Middletown
Valley Pike
M. M. Lynch
Spl
R. Duvall & Dunn
Co. C. Brannon
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Auction of Dr Hess estate at 125 West Piccadilly Street
The rider will sell at signed auction at the residence of late Dr G H Hess on Wednesday Jan 27 1937 at 9 30 A M all personal property of said decedent including a fine lot of household effects rare antiques chairs tables bureaus chests drawers upholstered sofas love seats music cabinet poster beds rare clocks andirons grills ward robes trunks piano lamps mirrors pictures sideboard stools bookshelves kitchen stove gas stove refrigerator wicker furniture garden tools lawn furniture telephone tables hall racks center tables large waiters lawn mower kitchen cabinet chandelier wash stands spinning wheel and more Terms Cash No property removed until paid for Gibson Baker Administrator Dunn Duvall Aucts.
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Gibson Baker
G. H. Heist
Dunn & Duvall
Aucts
Forest planting aids Virginia sportsmen and lumber future
Ed, four to seven feet tall, rapidly growing timber provides future Virginia use and protection for deer around the North River Game Refuge. Game food planting, a newcomer to National Forest planting, gains steam. Plans place trees and game food shrubs on the George ton National Forest. When paired with forest planting, game food programs benefit both sportsmen and future lumbermen.
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North River Game Refuge
Georgeton National Forest
Youth's Shooting Held Accidental In Maryland
An accidental death verdict was returned by a coroner's jury in the fatal shooting of John Groff Kepler a 20 year old Middletown grocery clerk. He was found wounded in his auto with a young woman present shortly before the shooting.
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Ok, Md
John Groff Kepler
Middletown
Milldale Notes from ALE Virginia Parish News
Milldale notes record Benton Stickley and son G B Stickley from Winchester visiting his parents George and wife. W W Brown and Misses Sylvia and Elizabeth Brown dined with John and wife Arnel. George Stickley traveled to Front Royal. Lynwood Brown and Arthur Lee Brown spent a week in Martinsburg WV. Cy Auxiliary met at Milldale Presbyterian Church the second Wednesday of the month. Sunday School starts at 2 pm next Sunday and preaching at 3 pm by Rev H W Shannon. Everyone welcome.
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Milldale Presbyterian Church
H. W. Shannon
Public Sale Near Clearbrook For Herd And Home Goods
Public sale for a dairy herd and household goods at the home place 4 miles east of Clearbrook and 1 mile south of Brucetown on Wednesday January 20 1937 at 10 o'clock. The herd includes 33 cattle 15 Holstein and Guernsey cows 7 Guernsey heifers 7 young heifers 4 young bulls two of which are old enough for service. Also selling household goods such as bureaus couches tables parlor suite beds and springs a Home Comfort range heating stove iron safe refriger ator walnut stands solid top tables dating back to the 17th century and many more articles not listed. G P Wright and Bertie A Wright listed as sellers.
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Clearbrook
Brucetown
Guernsey
G. P. Wright
Bertie A. Wright
Public Auction for Henry Baker Farm and Orchard
Under a Loudoun County Circuit Court order in Baker versus Baker, the Henry M. Baker farm known as Glendobbin will be leased for one year from March 1 1936. The 242 acre property includes a large mansion, three tenant houses, a barn and outbuildings with 45 acres in bearing orchard mostly Yorks. Bids: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months, notes bearing 6 percent interest. All offers subject to court confirmation.
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Circuit Court
Loudoun County
Baker
Yorks
Harry L. McCann
H. M. Baker
Birthday Ball Aims to Aid Infantile Paralysis Victims
The nationwide Birthday Ball drive, led by President Franklin D Roosevelt, seeks funds to combat infantile paralysis. Seventy percent of locally raised money remains for local hospitals or treatment programs, while thirty percent goes to the national committee for distribution to the Warm Springs Foundation and national efforts.
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Fantile
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Committee
Warm Springs Foundation
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