TENSION HIGH IN THE CAPITAL
President Roosevelt urges Senate ratification of American adherence to the World Court as a peace move while capital speakers debate the approach. The message signals strong support from some and opposition from others in what is viewed as critical for world peace.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
United States
White House
Robinson
Johnson
Rcalif
Borah
D-Idaho
Ameran
World Court
Supreme Court
Livestock Price Upturn Seen At Larrick Sale
Indications of higher farm prices appeared at John W. Larrick Jr.’s public sale on Route 50 where more than 200 hogs cattle and sheep sold for about 3700. Hogs sold well with cows as high as 54 and first sheep at 6.45. Auctioneers Dan Duvall and C I Brumback. clerks R S Smith and M L Capper.
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John W. Larrick, Jr
Bhester
Dan Duvall
C. I. Brumback
R. S. Smith
M. L. Capper
Others Linked With Murders On Eve of Election
Four of seven defendants charged with murder in the Kel ayres outbreak were linked to by witnesses. They named Joseph J. Bruno and his relatives, James and Alfred Bruno, plus brothers Paul and Arthur Bruno. Witnesses described gunfire and flashes from the Bruno house as a volley tore through the crowd.
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Bruno
Boyanko
Mary Dvorak
Police Seek Two West Virginia Girls Missing From Kingwood
Preston county sheriff asks local agencies to watch for two girls aged 15 and 14 who left Kingwood yesterday around 3 PM and are believed headed to Tennessee. One is about 5 feet 4 inches, 135 pounds with black hair in a blue corduroy, sheep-lined coat, and red hat. the other about 5 feet 5 inches, 150 pounds with brown wavy hair, gray eyes, and a red hat. Both may be wearing boys’ clothing.
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Charles Brown
Preston County
W. Va
Kingwood
Tennessee
Lost billfold with cash and license
A lost black billfold containing eleven dollars and a driver’s license was reported near 224 North Main Street. A five dollar reward is offered for its return to Alvin Roy Conard.
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N. Main St. Lo
Alvin Roy Conard
Council Holds Busy Session Adopts Budget
City officials met in a special session to adopt the year’s budget and authorize water survey equipment. An ordinance providing land leasing for a slaughter house and control measures passed first and second readings. The council discussed reallocating funds to the library and received a brief roll call and attendance summary.
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Marshall
Glaize
Attendance At Prayer Services At Grace Lutheran
Attendance at the week of prayer services conducted by the Winchester Ministerial Association at Grace Lutheran Church is gratifying. Rev R B Nelson of Christ Episcopal Church spoke on Christlike Love urging kneeling at the cross to gain Christ's attitude toward others. Services continue through Friday with Rev Ivan R Smith leading devotion and Dr Luther A Thomas delivering the sermon on Christlike Prayer.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester Ministerial Association
R. B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Whittle
Ivan R. Smith
Congregational Christian Church
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Church
Rickenbacker Flies Dawn To Dusk Flight Newark Stop
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker lands at Newark airport at 1:05 p m after a 7 hour 8 minute flight covering about 1300 miles from New Orleans. On board are 14 passengers including Mrs Woodrow Wilson. Branson and Merrill pilot the craft as the party aims to reach New Orleans by nightfall.
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Newark
N. J
Eddie Rickenbacker
New Orleans
Newark Airport
Woodrow Wilson
Peter Branson
Dick Merrill
Rickenbacker
Federal agents kill three Bremer kidnap gangsters in Florida shootout
In a six hour battle near Lake Weir Florida federal agents killed three gangsters sought in the Bremer kidnapping, including a woman. The confrontations used machine guns tear gas and barricaded house fire. No confirmed casualties for agents. two suspects fell early. The group tied to the Blackburn gang and linked to Edward G. Bremer case faced the siege.
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Woman
Bremer
Fred. Barker
Alvin Harris
Florida
Fla
Alvint Fy
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Department of Justice
Blackburn
Oklawaha, Fla
Blackburn Band
Solag
Infant Whitacre Dies of Pneumonia at Ten Months
Phyllis Ann Whitacre aged 10 months daughter of Issac M. and Ida V. Mason Whitacre of near Siler died at 6 30 p m after a brief pneumonia illness. She is survived by her parents and one brother Edgar B. Whitacre. Funeral tomorrow with friends meeting at 11 to proceed to Chestnut Grove Methodist Church for services conducted by Rev Walter J. Baker. Interment in adjacent graveyard.
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Phyllis Ann Whitacre
Issac M
Ida V. Mason Whitacre
Near
Siler
Pneu
Monia
Edgar B. Whitacre
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Walter J. Baker
Shenandoah Valley Inc Reports Bright Year At Annual Meet
Shenandoah Valley Incorporated holds its 11th annual meeting in Staunton reporting a cash balance of 552 and record advertising of 15 000 lines. Bids are opened for Mount Crawford Lee Highway reconstruction while a Sky Line Drive third section bids await. officers to be elected this afternoon.
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Staunton
Shenandoah
Oliver G. Taylor
National Park
Skyline Drive
Swift Run Gap
Jarman’s Gap
Lee Highway
Mount Crawford
Echels ‘Brothers
Strasburg
Moore
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Lowell Thomas
Winchester
Set Services For Thursday In Frederick County
Frederick County Ministerial Association lists Thursday night worship at Bethel Lutheran Gallilee Christian Gore Union Greenway United Brethren Kernstown Presbyterian Middletown Methodist Paxton s Chapel Stephen s City Lutheran with respective pastors Allen Jones FP M Lucas S J Goode Snyder Alleman C H Anderson J D Russell H E Richardson W P Saunders W L Riggleman
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Frederick County Ministerial Association
Bethel Lutheran
Allen Jones
Brucetown Methodist
FP. M. Lucas
Gallilee Christian
S. J. Goode
Gore Union
Snyder Alleman
Greenway United Brethren
C. H. Anderson
Kernstown Presbyterian
J. D. Russell
Middletown Methodist
H. E. Richardson
Paxton’s Chapel
W. P. Saunders
Stephen’s City Lutheran
W. L. Riggleman
Spaghetti Dinner and Dance Hosted by Misses Amick and Poston
Misses Margaret Amick and Ruth Poston entertained guests at a spaghetti dinner and dance last evening at the Winchester Hotel. Attendees included Miss Frances Trimble Miss Pauline Grant Miss Mary Crane Miss Helen Mullins and Messrs Allen Naddeo Paul Fries Marshall Hollis Fred Fries Bernard Whitacre Paul Wright and the couples Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grubbs and Mr. and Mrs. Julian Rogers.
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Margaret Amick
Ruth Poston
Winchester Hotel
Frances Trimble
Pauline Grant
Mary Crane
Helen Mullins
Messrs
Allen Naddeo
Paul Fries
Marshall Hollis
Fred Fries
Bernard Whitacre
Paul Wright
Ralph Grubbs
Julian Rogers
Lions Revue Seats Selling Fast for Capitol Show
Demand brisk for reserved seats at the Lions minstrel and revue to be presented Thursday and Friday at the Capitol. Sale began at L A Smith store and continues until 5 p m Thursday. The Lions club quartet debuts with Bobby Munson and Miss Martha Tucker performing numbers, while the Men’s Minstrel chorus features a large local lineup in Winchester.
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Lions
Capitol
L. A. Smith
Lions Club Quartet
Bobby Munson
Hagerstown
Martha
Tucker
Winchester
Edward Lillis
Charles Lillis
Hoye Riley
Bob Jasper
Dr. Madden
Pat Barr
Herbert Miller
Ben Belchie
Charles Shewbridge
Curtis Puckitt
Jim Shockey
Beverly Rice
Jim Snyder
Snider
Upton Snider
Bill E
Meshaltun Grader
Tom Jbee
Ger
Ley
Bill Hollis
Rush
John Hottel
Andrew Bell
Dick Cleven- Cortney
S V A Defeats Boyce Quint in 47 to 13 Victory
Shenandoah Valley Academy beats Boyce High School 47 to 13 in a second game of a 19 game schedule. Cadets face some opponent town this afternoon with lineups showing S V A players Bodwell Pope Pierce Kibler Dean Devener Olinger Russell Curry Colston and substitutes Busbee Sears Baker Smith Lose Kite among others.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Boyce High School
Oomeget Town
V. A. Boyce Bodwell
R.F. Pope
Pierce
L. P. Kibler
Dean
Ci Devener
Olinger
R.G. Russell
Curry
L.G. Colston
Retail gains noted in December 1934 report
Domestic news notes improvement in retail sales for December 1934 in St. Louis. Other items include Dr. Richard C. Cabot criticizing unnecessary operations, Hauptmann–Fisch ransom testimony developments, and Lindbergh murder case witnesses being moved to New Jersey for testimony. Foreign items mention China’s plan to present its side to foreign reporters, Saar region reconciliation efforts, and German relocation signals in frontline towns.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Richard C. Cabot
Harvard
Flemington
Richmond
Hauptmann
Nanking
China
Benin
Germany
France
Saar
Forbach
Hitler
Hofeland
Saarbruecken
Miller’s store brims with medicines and periodicals long held
A 1935 advertisement proclaims Miller's as a stable family business in Hagerstown offering Medicines Chemicals and Toilet Goods plus News Magazines and World Almanacs for 1935. It touts 128 years in the same building and name. The ad urges readers to get these items at Miller's.
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Miller's
Hagerstown and World Almanacs
Miller’s
Hauptmann ransom-note handwriting experts testify again
Three more statements today urged Hauptmann as the ransom note writer. Cassidy Sounder and Osborn testified their analysis showed all ransom notes were written by Hauptmann, despite admitted differences in some letters and words. Osborn said Hauptmann wrote all the notes after dictation burial.
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Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Cassidy
Csmer Sounder
United States Bureau of Standards
New York
Hauptmann
Gg Osborn
Alberta
Haimann
Saunder
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Osborn
Sounder
Highland Park
Richmond
Chespeake and Ohio Railroad
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Virginia
Kentucky
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U.S
Waamy
Coughlin
Federal Reserve System
Beau
P. S
Joseph Bruno
F. L. Glaize
C. R. Anderson
Messrs. R. Frank Barr
Doulas Barnett
A. L. Coble
W. W. Dellinger
H. H. Hable
J. H.henry
Peyton J. Marshall
Percy D. Miller
E. J. Snapp
Ralph Snapp
F. Forney
Messrs. M. M. Lynch
Es Vere Eddy
T. R. Cather
Net Council
Handley Fund
Ladder
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Flemington, N. J
Pon
Mount Crawford Gap
Taylor
Warren County
Front Royal News
Star Today
Haupmann
Ransom
Boyce Quint
World News
Harry Cassidy
Isador Fisch
Sourland Hills
William A. Kinney
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